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Teamo Supremo
General
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- Badass Adorable: Cute and adorable kids who fight crime
- Badbutt: The trio battle evil using toys and gadgets made and given by Level 7, instead of actual weaponry (being kids after all), along with their smarts. Nonetheless, they always succeed.
- By the Power of Grayskull!: The team transforms when Crandall calls out, "Rope me, Brenda!" followed by skipping with Brenda's jump rope.
- Kid Hero: They are all grade schoolers and they defend their state from the forces of evil.
- Something Person: Skate Lad (Hector) and Rope Girl (Brenda)
- Skewed Priorities: Zigzagged. As heroes, they are allowed to be excused from class when needed by Governor Kevin. As kids, they aren't allowed to skip homework.
- ¡Three Amigos!: Crandall, Hector, and Brenda are not only teammates, but they are also shown to be best friends.
- Transformation Trinket: Brenda's jump rope, which the team uses to transform.
- Two Guys and a Girl
- Wake Up, Go to School, Save the World: They're heroes, but also grade schoolers.
Crandall / Captain Crandall
- Voiced by: Spencer Breslin
- Battle Cry: "Buh-Za!"
- Captain Superhero: He calls himself "Captain Crandall" when he transforms into superhero mode.
- Childish Tooth Gap: He sports one, not to a degree as Hector, but it's there.
- Cloudcuckoolander: Crandall is under the delusion that he's a superhero from another planet. He even calls his mother "Earth-mom", despite the family resemblance between them. And then the final episode implies that this might not be a delusion after all.
- Berserk Button: He's shown angered in "Science Friction!" when his favorite hangout, the Out of This World Cafe and Museum of the Unknown, was being demolished. As a result, his skin turns purple.
- Eye Glasses: His glasses change with his expression, though this is most the case with the lenses.
- Large Ham: Tends to raise his voice when he battles evil foes.
- No Name Given: His surname has never been revealed.
- Official Couple: Series creator/writer Phil Walsh has confirmed in an interview that Brenda and Crandall were intended to "end up together as adults". Confirmation aside, there has already been occasional signs of affection between both characters throughout the series.
- Puppy Love: With Brenda/Rope Girl
- Speech Impediment: Crandall speaks with a slight lisp.
- Youthful Freckles: Sports these from his mother.
Hector / Skate Lad
- Voiced by: Alanna Ubach
- Battle Cry: "Chi-Ka!"
- Berserk Button: He will burst out in ranting Spanish if you belittle Mexican culture.
- Braces of Orthodontic Overkill: Downplayed but he has the most noticeable braces of the cast
- Frame-Up: In one episode, Skate Lad is accused of robbing several people. The victims all describe the sound of his skateboard's wheels when they were robbed by someone very fast. Governor Kevin even had to suspend his super hero actions at the time. It's eventually revealed that it was a new criminal who stole while on roller skates.
- Gratuitous Spanish
- Patriotic Fervor: Coming from a Mexican-American boy, strangely enough.
- Shout-Out: Some of his superhero outfit calls to mind of Evel Kenievel.
- Token Minority: Hector is the only Mexican member of his team.
Brenda / Rope Girl
- Voiced by: Alanna Ubach
- Anime Hair: She has short spiky hair, which resembles a tomato stem.
- Battle Cry: "Wuh-Pa!"
- Big Eater
- Catchphrase: She would often say "Neither did I, but I guess I do!", whenever she displays a new skill and someone else says "I didn't know you could do that".
- The Heart: In the two times, she didn't help her team, it didn't go well.
- I Call It "Vera": She calls her rope "Ropey"
- Knows the Ropes: She uses her jump rope several ways, among which like a whip and like a lasso.
- No Name Given: Her surname has never been revealed.
- Obsessed with Food
- Older Than They Look: Like the other teammates, Brenda is stated to be a preteen and in grade school, but she doesn't look any older than a kindergartner.
- Official Couple: Series creator/writer Phil Walsh has confirmed in an interview that Brenda and Crandall were intended to "end up together as adults". Confirmation aside, there has already been occasional signs of affection between both characters throughout the series.
- Pink Means Feminine: Though, it's more of a magenta in her case.
- Puppy Love: With Crandall/Captain Crandall
- The Smurfette Principle: The sole female member of Teamo Supremo.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: In her own words, she's "desperately" afraid of water, to the point where she can't even bathe in it(she takes sponge baths).
Allies
Governor Kevin
Governor Kevin
- Voiced by: Martin Mull
- Camp Straight: He has visible eyelashes and seems flamboyant at times, but he does has a girlfriend.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: He at first is understandably nervous about three kids deciding to stop Baron von Blitz. When he sees them in action, however, and especially after they capture the Baron in the pilot, he makes them deputized heroes. He also prepares for when their ordinary belt, rope and skateboard will fail in battle and gives them upgrades courtesy of Paulson.
- Totally Radical: He lived this trope, but it was probably intentional and he managed to come across as a pretty cool guy despite (and perhaps even thanks to) it.
The Chief
The Chief
- Voiced by: Brian Doyle-Murray
The chief of police and a former US Cold War secret agent.
- Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: The Chief has his moments, like when Teamo Supremo needs his help and he actually agrees to help them.
- Battle Cry: Briefly, while acting as "Lawman". "Hoo-Ha!"
- Blue Is Heroic: His main outfit is blue and is firmly in the side of good.
- Child Hater: Stated from the pilot episode, "In the Beginning...":"The only thing I hate worse than bad guys is meddling kids."
- Da Chief: Obviously.
- Fire-Forged Friends: One-Sided, but as the series progresses, he starts to warm towards Teamo Supremo.
- Good is Not Nice: Despite being in the side of good, he's not a very friendly person.
- Grumpy Old Man: He's usually grouchy. He also doesn't seem to tolerate Teamo, especially when they're taking the police matters into their own hands.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's mostly a jerk towards Teamo Supremo, but he's willing help them time from time.
- Took a Level in Kindness: As the series progresses the Chief tolerates Teamo Supremo more and actually starts to appreciate their help, he also warms towards them.
Jean
Jean Crandall
- Voiced by: Rachel Crane
Crandall's older teenage sister.
- Cool Big Sis: Towards Crandall. She often provides useful information and advice to him and his teammates for their situations, serves as a Secret-Keeper, and has huge career plans.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Jean has long golden hair and is generally friendly.
- Mad Libs Catchphrase: "I have to know this stuff if I'm going to be a [insert occupation here] someday." See Running Gag below.
- Nice Girl: Jean is a kind, easygoing individual who's always willing to help Crandall and his teammates when they're having trouble defeating the Monster of the Week.
- Running Gag: She always has the best advice that help her brother's team fight villains, stating that she has to know what she learned for a career she's interested in. Funny enough, said career is different in each episode.
- Lampshaded in the episode where Brenda is bothered by her heights
Brenda: But I really want to be everything. Just like Jean.
Mrs. Crandall
Mrs. Crandall
- Voiced by: Julia Sweeney
Crandall's (Earth) mother.
- Secret Secret-Keeper: Not only is she aware that her son's been a superhero the whole time, but also knows that her son may actually have superpowers.
Mr. Paulson
Mr. Paulson
The head scientist working for Governor Kevin who provides Temo Supremo their equipment.- Dating Catwoman: Unknowingly. Lily Poplix, his girlfriend at the time, is revealed to be Poly Pixil, "Electronica", in disguise.
- Fatal Flaw: Being too trusting. He gave his former assistant Crawford a second chance after he served his sentence after his villainous role as "The Gauntlet", only for Crawford to betray Paulson and steal the Mega Gauntlets again.
- Gadgeteer Genius: The inventor of all the team's high tech equipment and a plethora of other gadgets the kids aren't old enough to have access to yet.
- Gone Horribly Right: The Mega Gauntlets, which Mr. Paulson considers his one greatest mistake for creating something too powerful to be safely used.
Samantha
Samantha
Mr. Paulson's research assistant.- Don't Think, Feel: A lesson she learns when Mr. Paulson was unable to work on the Team's equipment for repairs. He advises her to ignore his notes (which were for the prototypes) and instead follow her instincts to do the job.
- Number Two: Paulson's right-hand woman.
Mrs. Woolingantz
Teamo Supremo's teacher.
- Eyes Always Shut
- Prim and Proper Bun
- Stern Teacher: She always excuses Teamo from class, but does not like it when their homework is left unfinished. They are kids, after all.
Villains
Recurring Villains
Baron Blitz
Baron Blitz
- Take Over the World: Baron Blitz aims to do this in his last appearance.
Technor the Mechanized Man
Technor the Mechanized Man
A robot built to be a computerized therapist for a universal health-care plan. However, when the plan was cancelled, he went rogue and turned into a power-hungry tyrant.- Cephalothorax: Without his Humongous Mecha.
- Affectionate Parody: Of Marvel’s M.O.D.O.K., and his henchmen, the Techno Creeps, wear outfits similar to those of A.I.M.
The Birthday Bandit
The Birthday Bandit
- Voiced by: Mark Hamill
A clown-themed villain who's MO is to steal birthday gifts.
- Bavarian Fire Drill: The Birthday Bandit in his first episode appears as a clown at a party. He then ties up the birthday boy and his parents on the pretext of doing a trick, and has his minions steal the presents.
- Expy: An evil clown voiced by Mark Hamill. Sound familiar to anyone?
Madame Snake
Madame Snake
A shapeshifting thief.- Capture and Replicate: In her debut episode, she kidnaps Teamo Supremo's schoolteacher and impersonates her to keep the team buried up to their necks in homework so they'd be too busy to stop her crime spree. In her next appearance, she takes the place of Governor Kevin so she can eventually break into Level Seven.
- Imposter Forgot One Detail: She never counted on Teamo's teacher's low tolerance for skipping homework when she abducted and impersonated her. The moment she praised them for doing so and prioritizing "her" safety, they spot her right away.
- Shapeshifting: Her power.
- Snake People: Her true form is elongated and green like a serpent. Her dress trails off like a snake's tail.
- Sssssnaketalk: Her primary tell is that she can't keep from hissing on her S sounds.
- Voluntary Shapeshifter: She can become a near perfect copy of anyone, often disguising herself as someone in Teamo Supremo's life.
- Would Hurt a Child: She definitely would, as shown when her henchmen sprain Skate Lad's leg and give Rope Girl a lot of splinters in one episode.
Mr. Large
Mr. Large
A local crime boss.- Loophole Abuse: He always manages to weasel out of jail time by exploiting technicalities.
Helius Inflato
Helius Inflato
Owner of a gambling enterprise who seeks to build a casino in the city by any means necessary.- Evil Laugh: "Hardy Har Har Har!"
- Sinister Shades: This crooked businessman and his minions always wear sunglasses.
Laser Pirate
Laser Pirate
- Voiced by: Tim Curry
- Actor Allusion: He is seen singing "Drunken Sailor", just like how his voice actor sang in Muppet Treasure Island.
- Hook Hand: He has one that doubles as a laser blade.
- A Pirate 400 Years Too Late: Laser Pirate has advanced technology, but he's still an example of the classic "Arr!" pirate stereotype.
- Sky Pirate: His gimmick.
The Gauntlet
The Gauntlet
- Voiced by: Wallace Shawn
Mr. Paulson's former assistant Crawford. He stole the Mega Gauntlets, Mr. Paulson's most powerful creations, in a bid to take over.
- Achilles' Heel: The Mega Gauntlets only have one known weakness, a failsafe that shuts them down when they use too much power.
- Atrocious Alias: His first attempt at a villain name was "Mr. Glove" which Rope Girl found ridiculous before he tried again with "the Gauntlet".
- Fatal Flaw: His temper. Crawford can get worked up and angered to the point where he makes some foolish choices. In his first appearance, he got so angry that his powers weren't affecting the Team that he just kept boosting the Mega Gauntlets' power until they shut down in failsafe. In his second appearance Mr. Paulson riles him up until he hands over the Gauntlets to Teamo Supremo so he can fight Paulson himself at his goading.
- Power Armor: In his third appearance, Crawford built himself an entire suit of armor reported to be more powerful than the Mega Gauntlets.
- Power Fist: The Mega Gauntlets, metal gloves with electromagnetic power.
Hypnotheria
Hypnotheria
A woman with hypnotic powers who seeks to rule over everyone as queen.- Hypnotic Eyes: She can hypnotize anyone with her gaze, even herself.
- Rhymes on a Dime: She hypnotizes the team into craving sweets by speaking in verse.
- Royal "We": She stylizes herself as royalty, so always speaks in the royal we, though it initially confused Teamo Supremo.
Dehydro
Dehydro
- Motor Mouth: At times, his lines sound like they were written by Mojo Jojo.
