Tropes for your character.

I think I made this before, but it died and got lost.

Nightkill-

Affably Evil- So damn friendly for a bad guy.
No Mr. Bond I Expect You To Dine- He hasn't kidnapped anyone yet, but if he did, this is what he'd do.
Badass
Badass Grandpa/Cool Old Guy- He's ninety.
Older than he looks- He looks late thirties.
Pride- Major sufferer from it.
Corrupt Corporate Executive
Manipulative Bastard
Magnificent Bastard
Even Evil has Standards- He disapproves of racism, homophobia, sexism and rape.
Lawful/Neutral Evil- Falls somewhere here, I just haven't figured it out.
Atheism
Glass Cannon- Powerful, but will probably run if fighting a serious oppenant. Prefers to have backup.
Benevolent Boss
One-Winged Angel- His Doomsday form, not his scorpion.
Xanatos Speed Chess- Plays this. He also quickly adapts plans to his own purposes, like Bliss' father's Atomos drink.
The Chessmaster
Dark is Evil- Did you look at his name and think he was a hero?
Bad Powers Bad People- Can drain life energy.
The Dragon- In order, to Blackjack, Ferrum and Chaos.
Co-Dragons- To Chaos, with Vincent. Has his own in Elena and Azad.
Morality Chain- Mist
Knight Templar Parent/Papa Wolf
Curb Stomp Battle- Him vs David Daark
Would Hit a Girl
Wouldn't Hurt a Child- Unless utterly necessary.
The Unfettered
Crazy Prepared
Deadpan Snarker
Hannibal Lecture- Gives one to David Daark
Unknown Rival- In David Daark
Breakout Villain- I planned to just use him as a character for the first few weeks to figure out how rping works. It's been three years now.
Enigmatic Minion
Well-Intentioned Extremist- His theme song is Handlebars. He wants the world under his rule for world peace.

Dr.Everyone-

The Stoic- He can be in the middle of a gunfight, or a helpless witness to the death of everyone and everything he holds dear... and he'll show all the emotional reaction of a victim of a Botox overdose.

Nerves of Steel- Everyne has a tipping point, a Berserk Button, a threshold of shock and joy and weirdness that once crossed collapses all emotional reserve like a Fawlty Towers Plot. DR.EVERYONE, however, have such an exceptionally high threshold that he'd probably greet the impending collapse of the universe with the same equanimity as cold tea.

Badass Labcoat - The scientist version of Badass Longcoat. A great way to say Bad Ass is wear an imposing Labcoat.

Badass Bookworm - Reads the encyclopedia for fun. Is also quite capable of using it to bludgeon you to death.

Badass Doctor - Can cause the same hideous agony they usually cure.

Badass Abnormal - When an ordinary person can shoot lightning bolts out of their hands and punch intangible deities in the balls.

Determinator - THEY. DO. NOT. GIVE. UP!

Diagnosis From Dr. Badass - Will tell you in deep detail just how badly they are wrecking your shit while doing so.

Major Injury Underreaction - You ripped off their arm. They. Didn't. Flinch.

One Man Army - They don't need reinforcements. They ARE the reinforcements.

Evil Feels Good- He knows what good and evil is, but he chooses to do evil because it feels so good

I Am A Monster- When a character feels they are not human, due to a certain situation that occurred, they may ask What Have I Become? and declare themselves as a monster or a freak.
I'm a monster. Monsters...can't live with humans. All we can do is destroy.
—Chrono, Chrono Crusade

Villain Ball-Maybe their attempt at averting attention has the opposite effect, or they insist on taking a loved one of the heroes hostage in exchange for the MacGuffin and busting the deal, and make it personal for the hero, perhaps they feel insecure without Bauer involved in their most sensitive operations or maybe they just can't help threatening the innocent puppy to show that they really are the Villains, no really!
"Rule one: good supervillains never leave the heroes alive, dummy. Rule two: countdown clocks are for hacks!"
— The Joker, who has learned from his mistakes, in Batman: The Brave and the Bold

Jerkass- A Jerkass is a character who is so completely obnoxious that it is unbelievable anyone would willingly interact with him; let's face it, much of the character's charm is a sort of schadenfreude.

The Caligula-The Caligula will be wildly irrational, violently moody, very intolerant of being told anything he doesn't want to hear, and probably afflicted with a god complex. To do anything the Caligula finds displeasing is to inevitably be dragged off to a grisly death or worse. Of course, this could also happen to those who have not done anything at all.

Evilly Affable-Evilly Affable characters are villains whose polite mannerisms only serve to enhance their evil. While they may seem like pleasant people, this affability is only skin deep; they can run 6 million miles beyond the Moral Event Horizon before breakfast without ever breaking their mask of being a nice, amicable person.

Mad Scientist- They're scientists, they're somewhat scatterbrained, their practice is questionable, and they are frequently working for the bad guys, building implausible gadgetry, or slightly ridiculous superweapons. They tend to wear lab coats, have either wild hair or total baldness, and speak with fake Central European accents. Sometimes they will engage in Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness.

Meaningful Name-A name that has a direct, barely-hidden meaning to it

Distinctive Appearances- You can't mistake him for another

Flaming Hair- Most characters have hair. But some (usually of a supernatural ilk) have hair that is either composed of flames, or simply takes the form of a fire on the individuals head.

Animals Hate Him- He wants to kill all life, and all life wants to kill him.

Hates Everyone Equally- If you treat one person like dirt, you're an asshole. If you treat a group of people like dirt, you are a racist and a bigot. If you treat everyone like dirt you are... kind of okay. At very least, it says "Evil? Maybe. But petty? Never!".

Kick Them While They're Down- No-one is supposed to kick, stab, beat, or otherwise harm someone after they are down. Unless they are a villain, of course, then they are just emphasizing how much of a bastard they are. In some cases this may cross the Moral Event Horizon if it is especially vicious and the writers do not want us sympathizing with the one doing the kicking. The person who does this will almost never turn good, unless they have a spectacular moment of oh My God, What Have I Done?.

KIck the Dog- A character performs an act so casual and immoral that you know that they are scum, incompatible with the moral rules of the series that they're in

Chaotic Selfish

Neutral Evil/ Chaotic Evil

Those aren't tropes.

Because apparently not everyone is familiar with the concept of TVTropes, here is the link. And here is the link to the list of characterization tropes. Be sure to read them before you decide they apply to your character.

I'll be around to provide the list for Candor later, once I've actually finished him.

Fixed my tropes. I got a lot.

Canni-

Annoying Laugh - like a hyena, only worse

Chronic Backstabbing Disorder - he does this with everyone, and I mean EVERYONE!

From nobody to nightmare - (Since he derives from 8 months of tabletop roleplaying) He started out as a petty bandit everyone hated but never killed because he "wasn't that much of a threat", but later developed into becoming a greater threat to the well-being of the party than the main villain of the camapign.

Dark and troubled past - His parents abandoned him because he.. wasn't.. evil enough.. Yeah.

Light is not Good: His biokinesis is actually life magic, which sounds rather pleasant does it not? He's basically a very efficient healer, except he really doesn't use it like that.. at all.

Evil laugh - hyena laugh

Kick them while they are down - Canni once kidnapped one of the players (for one of the many evil sides he's been affilated with), which led to said player being tortured, Canni later returned with the bloodied belongings to the player's closest friend, just to show it to him.

Lack of empathy - Well Duh.

Out of his character moment - He was briefly mind-raped by a god-like being into becoming good, which didn't work out very well.

Kick the dog - Seeking information regarding hell, Canni decided to force the next-door death mage - who was giving birth - into telling him what he needed to know by tearing her unborn baby from her womb and shaking it wildly around the room until it died. Sadly, he forgot to eat it afterwards.

Took a level of badass - As with "from nobody to nightmare", Canni developed into being a huge threat to the other players. On one occasion, he killed two players separatly during a single session, without revealing himself as the killer, framing the main villain of the campaign.

While rome burns - He does this all the time, usually taking the opportunity of using the situation to his advantage, seeing as how everyone else is clearly distracted by the imminent disaster. He severely injured a 200m tall soul-sucking beast in the HEART like this.

It was me all along - He faked his own death 6 times, shapeshifted himself into a generic character, and joined the player party again. The fellow players were equally surprised every time he revealed himself, but never pondered over how he did it, thus the same trick worked just as well next time.

One winged angel - His hyena form

Complete monster - The main villain of the campaign was usually met with a greeting, perhaps being asked a few questions regarding plot-points. Canni was shot at on sight, regardless of wheter or not he'd have anything to offer. When he was eight years old (the first session), he single-handedly wiped out an entire orphanage by convincing the other children into taking hostile actions towards the guards, "for freedom", while he himself escaped the other way.

Alice

Afraid Of Needles - She also hates bugs.
Alone In A Crowd - Being a bookworm... she gets this feeling a lot, her new powers don't help either.
Beneath The Mask - She's probably cussing you out in her head.
Bookworm
Both Sides Have A Point - She can be a bit of a devil's advocate.
Brilliant But Lazy - She's smart... but doesn't use it.
Chekhov's Hobby - She uses Sean's advice to start improving her control... I'm just not gonna devote a whole thread to that.
Combat Pragmatist - Like Clayton, she will throw bleach in your eyes of necessary.
Cowardly Lion - Insecurity and fear of failure are the key phrases/words here.
Casting A Shadow - aka, she has powers over a form of darkness.
Dark Is Not Evil - She has a shadow power yet she's a hero.
Desperately Looking For A Purpose In Life - She has these great powers, the most obvious thing is to become a hero right? But... what if she can't do it... what then?
Does Not Understand Sarcasm - She regularly dishes it out, yet when it's directed at her... she usually doesn't catch it.
The Drag Along - Just look at the Pandora thread.
Fingerless Gloves - They look cool, and they keep her hands warm without making her lose her grip on things.
Fleeting Passionate Hobbies - Story of her life that kinda fuels the "Desperately Looking For A Purpose in Life" thing.
Friend To All Children
Hates Being Touched - If you glomp her, expect to be hit... and she will not be sorry.
Headphones Equal Isolation - If she 's got her headphones on, she most likely doesn't want to talk/listen to you.
In Vino Veritas - Once again, look in Pandora with that happy aura stuff.
Kick Them While They Are Down - Once to keep you down. Twice if you really deserved it.
Little Miss Snarker - Ahhhh, sarcasm. It certainly gives everyone the warm fuzzies.
Messy Hair - Frizz...
Neutral Good
Nice To The Waiter - She's quite polite... well... to strangers anyways.
Oral Fixation Fixation - *looks in Alice's bag* Lollipops and gum...
Plucky Girl - "You can beat her, but damned if she'll let you break her."
Rant Inducing Slight - She loves to rant, but most of the time, no one's listening to her.
Ridiculous Procrastinator
Sweet Tooth
Technical Pacifist
Weakened By The Light - Strong enough lights can cut/weaken her shadows. Nuff said. Then again... with strong lights come dense shadows... hmmmm...

Doctor Impossible

Allergic to Routine- The whol reason he became a hero
Attention Defecit...Ooh shiny!- A side-effect of his superhuman intellect
Berzerk Button- Heroes who kill their enemies, and people who harm children
Beware the Nice Ones- A very nice fellow, who can throw you into another dimension if he saw fit too.
Badass Bookworm- Superhero Supergenius
Brilliant but Lazy- In that he doesn't use his genius for 'boring' lab work
Buffy Speak- When trying to explain things to normal people
Chronic Hero Syndrome- He just has to help people
Cloudcuckoolander- Very much so.
Collector Of The Strange- Everything from alien weapons to pet extradimensional monsters.
Crazy Prepared- Oh yeah.
Does Not Understand Sarcasm- Either doesn't pick up on it, or doesn't care
Don't Make Me Destroy You- In worst case scenarios
Don't You Dare Pity Me- Absolutely hates it.
Expy- Of Doctor Who
Forgets to Eat- Sometimes while working
Friend to All Children- Has a soft spot for kids
Friend to All Living Things- All life is sacred to him
Genre Savvy- Borders on dangerous levels at times
The Gloves Come Off- If he's pushed enough
Good Is Not Dumb- How he feels toward more cynical folk.
Heroic Willpower- Only thing that'll stop him is death.
Humble Hero- At times
Hyper Awareness- A side-effect of his genius
Incorruptible Pure Pureness- Will never sink below his idealistic optimistic self
Innocently Insensitive- Not intentional, of course
Intelligence Equals Isolation- Averts it nicely
Machine Empathy- At times
Mysterious Past- Never tells his true origin to people
Nerd- Of course
No Sense Of Personal Space- Forgets the concept of personal space at times
Not That Kind Of Doctor- He doesn't really have the qualifications, he just thought the title was cool
Phone In Detective- If he's too busy working
Quintessential British Gentleman- A more modern example when off-duty
Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness- Averts it, unless necessary
Skilled But Naive- With most 'normal' issues
The Xenophile- Absolutely enthralled by alien cultures
We Do The Impossible- On several occasions

I suppose the Xenophile can be added to my character as well.

Adding in Oh God What I Have Done, which was his reaction to Amritsar.