Six-Student Clique

Your Trope Codifier. On top: The quirk, the muscle, the wild one, the pretty one. On bottom: the smart one, the head.

A standard of teen sitcoms and dramas, the Six-Student Clique is an ensemble that has members fall into standard teen archetypes. This was particularly common in The Nineties, so it sometimes overlaps with Five-Token Band.

Six is a good number because it gives plenty of choices for Shipping without going into Loads and Loads of Characters. And with a Gender Equal Ensemble, you have the option of Cleaning Up Romantic Loose Ends. Or not.

The Head — Usually but not always the main character, if there is one. Clever but Book Dumb, he uses his brain to get what he wants. He can go from being a Standardized Leader to being similar to The Muscle to having a bit of The Ace or Schemer in him. Often the Deadpan Snarker, or another similar role that lets him use his mouth to get out of trouble.

The Muscle — Sometimes a Jerk Jock, a character that is depicted as being particularly strong or athletic. Is not Always Male, as there are many female characters who can fit into this role. May or may not be Book Dumb.

The Quirk — Usually depicted as a nerd, though there are some exceptions. Very smart, yet not very world savvy, this role is usually, but not always, male, as girls often fit the Wild One. Similiar to the Wacky Guy.

The Pretty One — She is the beauty of the group, often the one being fought over. Sometimes surprises people by having a lot of brains. Sometimes, she's a ditzy chick. The key is that she's considered attractive by the rest of the cast. Using hair color metaphors, she's most likely to be the Dumb Blonde, though actual blonde hair is not a requirement, and neither is stupidity.

The Smart One — Like the Quirk, but without the quirks. That is, the smart one. Most likely to freak out at the prospect of getting The "B" Grade. Often a Soapbox Sadie and/or a Straw Feminist. If the school has a student council, she's the Class Representative or the Student Council President. In hair color metaphors, she's most likely to be the Brainy Brunette.

The Wild One — Usually, this slot will be reserved for a girl (or sometimes a boy) who is either as quirky as the Quirk or a really wild child (dramas). The key is that she's independent and makes her own rules, whether that be as The Ladette, the Granola Girl, The Fashionista, the Biker Babe, etc. In hair color metaphors, she's most likely to be the Fiery Redhead.

This is the standard version, although variations do occur. The main thing is to fill all six roles. Trying to fit any group of six into this trope runs the risk of Square Peg, Round Trope.

Typically, the Head, the Muscle and the Quirk are male, while the Pretty One, the Smart One and the Wild One are female. Although none of them are Always Male or Always Female, this generalization can make it easier to classify the characters if some of them have characteristics of more than one role.

Sometimes a seventh character can be added — usually an upperclassman — to bring either a Foil to the main clique (comedy) or a teenaged Obi Wan (drama). Stories attempting realism may avoid exaggerating these personality traits too much, under the assumption that kids that different generally don't hang around each other in real life.

Examples of Six-Student Clique include:

Advertising

The Burger King Kids Club:

The Head	Kid Vid	The Wild One	Jaws
The Muscle	Boomer	The Pretty One	Snaps
The Quirk	Lingo or Wheels	The Smart One	I.Q.

Anime/Manga

Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai

The Head	Jintan	The Wild One	Anaru
The Muscle	Yukiatsu	The Pretty One	Menma
The Quirk	Poppo	The Smart One	Tsuruko

Azumanga Daioh - Maybe it's the Japanese culture or maybe it's a subversion, but more than one character fits all the slots:

The Head	Yomi & Tomo, if anyone	The Wild One	Tomo & Kagura
The Muscle	Sakaki & Kagura	The Pretty One	Chiyo & Sakaki
The Quirk	Tomo & Osaka	The Smart One	Chiyo & Yomi

• Chiyo & Yomi have a friendly competition going for the Smart One position.
• Tomo is the Quirk runner-up, but Osaka has more crazy than the other five combined.
• Canonically, only Chiyo (cute) and Sakaki (cool) are treated as having notable appearance. All of them could be the Pretty One, according to the fandom. Pick one and start your own Flame War!

K-On!:

The Head	Mio	The Wild One	Ritsu
The Muscle	Tsumugi	The Pretty One	Azusa
The Quirk	Yui	The Smart One	Nodoka

Lucky Star:

The Head	Konata	The Wild One	Patricia
The Muscle	Kagami	The Pretty One	Yutaka
The Quirk	Tsukasa	The Smart One	Miyuki

Sailor Moon:

The Head	Usagi	The Wild One	Rei
The Muscle	Makoto	The Pretty One	Mamoru
The Quirk	Minako	The Smart One	Ami

Comics

Archie Comics (although who fills what role depends on whether Moose or Dilton is considered the sixth student):

The Head	Archie	The Wild One	Reggie or Veronica
The Muscle	Moose or Reggie	The Pretty One	Veronica or Betty
The Quirk	Jughead	The Smart One	Betty or Dilton

• Cheryl could also fit the Wild One if she shows up.

She's Josie:

The Head	Alex	The Wild One	Melody
The Muscle	Sock	The Pretty One	Josie (could be The Head too)
The Quirk	Albert	The Smart One	Pepper

Archie's less successful series, Wilbur Comics, is more definite:

The Head	Wilbur	The Wild One	Slats
The Muscle	Tiny	The Pretty One	Laurie
The Quirk	Red	The Smart One	Linda

Young Justice - original six:

The Head	Robin	The Wild One	Secret
The Muscle	Superboy	The Pretty One	Arrowette
The Quirk	Impulse	The Smart One	Wonder Girl

• After Cissie quits, the gender mostly flips:

The Head	Wonder Girl	The Wild One	Secret
The Muscle	Empress	The Pretty One	Superboy
The Quirk	Impulse	The Smart One	Robin

Fan Works

The Secret Life of the Backyard Kids

The Head	Jorge	The Wild One	Sam
The Muscle	Achmed	The Pretty One	Angela
The Quirk	Tony	The Smart One	Dmitri

Films

The Breakfast Club (without the sixth student):

The Head	Bender	The Wild One	Allison
The Muscle	Andy	The Pretty One	Claire

• Brian fits as both The Quirk and The Smart One.

The Faculty:

The Head	Zeke	The Wild One	Stokely
The Muscle	Stan	The Pretty One	Delilah
The Quirk	Casey	The Smart One	Marybeth, being the Alien Invasion mastermind

From Justin to Kelly:

The Head	Justin	The Wild One	Alexa
The Muscle	Eddie	The Pretty One	Kelly
The Quirk	Brandon	The Smart One	Kaya

• Or, respectively, as summed up by Todd in the Shadows: "Ahem: Zack, Slater, Screech, Kelly, Jessie...Evil Whore."

The Goonies:

The Head	Mikey	The Wild One	Stef
The Muscle	Brand	The Pretty One	Andy
The Quirk	Chunk or Mouth	The Smart One	I.Q.

Saved!:

The Head	Patrick	The Wild One	Cassandra
The Muscle	Dean	The Pretty One	Dean's prom date
The Quirk	Roland	The Smart One	Mary

Literature

Aimee by Mary Beth Miller:

The Head	Chard	The Wild One	Protagonist
The Muscle	Kyle or Jason	The Pretty One	Aimee
The Quirk	Kates	The Smart One	Kates

• The Head Chard is not the main character in the book though.
• Nobody really fully fits the Quirk bill, though Kates is almost like Screech.
• The Wild One position alternates between Aimee and the protagonist that remains unnamed until the end of the book.

Animorphs:

The Head	Jake	The Wild One	Marco
The Muscle	Rachel	The Pretty One	Cassie
The Quirk	Tobias	The Smart One	Ax

• Rachel is explicitly said to be blond and much prettier than Cassie. She also goes Ax Crazy by the end of the series, so not so much.
• Ax in human morph definitely has elements of the Quirk.
• Marco's "see straight from A to B" ability and his Book Dumb and Schemer characteristics make him the Head in every way except for not overtly leading the team.
• Jake often seems to be the Muscle in charge, since Cassie (occasionally) and Marco (often) are the power behind his throne: Marco dictates strategies while Cassie dictate morals.

Harry Potter - Dumbledore's Army in the Department of Mysteries:

The Head	Harry	The Wild One	Luna
The Muscle	Ron	The Pretty One	Ginny
The Quirk	Neville	The Smart One	Hermione

Percy Jackson and The Olympians:

The Head	Percy	The Wild One	Thalia
The Muscle	Tyson	The Pretty One	Rachel Elizabeth Dare
The Quirk	Grover	The Smart One	Annabeth

Roswell High:

The Head	Max	The Wild One	Maria
The Muscle	Michael	The Pretty One	Isabel (with wild- child tendencies)
The Quirk	Alex	The Smart One	Liz

The Spy High series:

The Head	Ben	The Wild One	Jennifer (and later Bex, after Jennifer dies)
The Muscle	Jake	The Pretty One	Lori
The Quirk	Eddie	The Smart One	Cally

• Cally has notable similarities to Lisa, who is Trope Codifier for the Wild One.

Live Action TV

As The Bell Rings (US version):

The Head	Danny	The Wild One	Tiffany
The Muscle	Toejam	The Pretty One	Charlotte, replaced by Lexi
The Quirk	Skipper	The Smart One	Brooke

• Tiffany is also considered to be The Pretty One, but her personality is more Wild.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer has this in some form or another its whole life.

The Head	Buffy	The Wild One	Xander
The Muscle	Angel, replaced by Riley, then Spike	The Pretty One	Cordelia; later Anya
The Quirk	Oz	The Smart One	Willow

• Cordelia, being originally a bit of an Alpha Bitch, was eventually, replaced by the better-fitting Anya.

Clue

The Head	Dmitiri	The Wild One	Agnes
The Muscle	Seamus	The Pretty One	Liz
The Quirk	Lucas	The Smart One	Whitney

Community:

The Head	Jeff	The Wild One	Pierce
The Muscle	Troy	The Pretty One	Britta
The Quirk	Abed	The Smart One	Annie

• Shirley is the only one who doesn't really fit as she's their Team Mom.
• Britta and Annie can be switched.

Degrassi: The Next Generation has had a couple of these, but the original was:

The Head	JT Yorke	The Wild One	Manny Santos
The Muscle	Sean Cameron	The Pretty One	Emma Nelson
The Quirk	Toby Isaacs	The Smart One	Liberty Van Zandt

Fresh Meat

The Head	Kingsley	The Wild One	Vod
The Muscle	JP (overlapping with the upperclassman)	The Pretty One	Josie
The Quirk	Howard	The Smart One	Oregon

• The never-seen Paul Lamb the Invisible Man is counted as the The Seventh Ranger.
• Josie and Kingsley could be switched, if Josie she didn't qualify for the Pretty One more than Kingsley does.

Friends

The Head	Ross	brainy paleontologist
The Muscle	Joey	the only guy with any muscle, certainly the most physical of them
The Quirk	Chandler	neurotic and snarky, unlucky in love for the most part
The Wild One	Phoebe	ditzy, wild, and a sordid past
The Pretty One	Rachel	the romantic lead from day 1, even became a source of brief tension between the Head and the Muscle during a later season
The Smart One	Monica	generally the common-sense wielding one among the girls

Ghostwriter:

The Head	Jamal	The Wild One	Gaby
The Muscle	Alex	The Pretty One	Lenni
The Quirk	Rob	The Smart One	Tina

Glee:

The Head	Finn and Rachel	The Wild One	Mercedes and Tina
The Muscle	Puck and Santana	The Pretty One	Quinn and Brittany
The Quirk	Kurt	The Smart One	Artie

• Those Two Guys — Mike and Matt
• Season 2:

The Head	Finn and Rachel	The Wild One	Mercedes, Tina and Santana
The Muscle	Puck and Lauren	The Pretty One	Quinn and Mike
The Quirk	Sam and Brittany	The Smart One	Artie

• Another candidate for the Quirk is and Kurt before he leaves.
• Blaine also fits the Pretty One, though not an official member of the group.

Gossip Girl

The Head	Blair	The Wild One	Chuck
The Muscle	Serena	The Pretty One	Nate
The Quirk	Jenny and/or Vanessa	The Smart One	Dan

Happy Endings

The Head	Dave	The Wild One	Penny
The Muscle	Brad	The Pretty One	Alex
The Quirk	Max	The Smart One	Jane

• On top of being the Muscle, Brad is the most fit of the group. Not that he's particularly likely to actually use it.use it.

Higher Ground:

The Head	Scott	The Wild One	Daisy
The Muscle	Auggie	The Pretty One	Juliette
The Quirk	Ezra	The Smart One	Shelby

• Lastly, The Obi-Wan is Kat.

Kamen Rider Fourze:

The Head	Gentaro	The Wild One	JK
The Muscle	Shun	The Pretty One	Miu
The Quirk	Yuki and/or Tomoko	The Smart One	Kengo

My So-Called Life:

The Head	Angela	The Wild One	Rayanne
The Muscle	Jordan	The Pretty One	Rickie
The Quirk	Brian	The Smart One	Sharon

The OC:

The Head	Ryan	The Wild One	Marissa (seasons 1-3), plus Pretty One elements
The Muscle	Various recurring characters	The Pretty One	Summer, plus Smart One elements
The Quick	Seth	The Smart One	Taylor (seasons 3-4), plus Wild One elements

• The show used a parade of recurring characters to fill the two missing roles, allowing the show to immediately set up a new Love Triangle following each Cleaning Up Romantic Loose Ends
• Marissa is explicitly the Pretty One in series, Summer is arguably the Smart One, and Taylor is probably the closest to the Wild One you'll find. Also, Seth's the Head and Ryan's the Muscle, and they don't really have a third guy most of the time.

One Tree Hill

The Head	Lucas Scott	The Wild One	Brooke Davis
The Muscle	Nathan Scott	The Pretty One	Peyton Sawyer
The Quirk	Mouth MacFadden	The Smart One	Haley James Scott

Parker Lewis Can't Lose:

The Head	Parker Lewis	The Wild One	Michael Randall
The Muscle	Larry Kubiac	The Pretty One	Annie Sloan
The Quirk	Jerry Steiner	The Smart One	Shelly Lewis

Power Rangers in the first 5 seasons:

	Seasons 2-4	Season 5
The Head	Tommy (the Muscle too at times)	TJ
The Muscle	Rocky	Carlos
The Quirk	Billy	Justin
The Wild One	Zack, Aisha, Tanya	Cassie
The Pretty One	Kimberly, then Kat	Ashley
The Smart One	Trini, then Adam	TJ

• Originally the Head, Jason becomes The Obi-Wan in season 4.

The Puzzle Place:

The Head	Skye/Ben	The Wild One	Kiki
The Muscle	Leon	The Pretty One	Jody
The Quirk	Skye/Ben	The Smart One	Julie

Roswell

The Head	Max Evans	The Wild One	Maria DeLuca
The Muscle	Michael Guerin	The Pretty One	Isabel Evans
The Quirk	Alex Whitman	The Smart One	Liz Parker

Running The Halls, to which USA High was a Spiritual Successor:

The Head	Andy McBain	The Wild One	Nikki Watson
The Muscle	David Reese and/or Miles Taylor	The Pretty One	Holiday Friedman
The Quirk	Mark "Shark" Stark	The Smart One	Molloy Simpson

• The Head Andy has elements of the Muscle as well, while David and Miles can both be the Head at times.

Salute Your Shorts:

The Head	Budnick	The Wild One	Z.Z.
The Muscle	Donkeylips	The Pretty One	Dina
The Quirk	Sponge	The Smart One	Telly

• And for the Naive Newcomers, Michael and Ronnie.

The Secret Life of the American Teenager:

The Head	Ricky	The Wild One	Adrian
The Muscle	Jack	The Pretty One	Grace
The Quirk	Ben	The Smart One	Ashley

• Everyone is supposed to think of Amy as smart, but she too often comes off as Too Dumb to Live. Ashley's the actual smart one.

Shining Time Station (They almost never appeared all in the same episode, but were once revealed to be an off-screen Clique):

The Head	Matt/Schemee	The Wild One	Tanya
The Muscle	Dan	The Pretty One	Becky
The Quirk	Matt/Schemee	The Smart One	Kara

Skins:

	1st Gen	2nd Gen	3rd Gen
The Head	Tony	Freddie	Nick
The Muscle	Chris	Cook	Matty
The Quirk	Sid	JJ	Alo
The Wild One	Cassie	Pandora	Liv
The Pretty One	Michelle	Effy	Mini
The Smart One	Jal	Naomily (together)	Franky

• Within Naomily, the Emily part is implied to be smart, while Naomi is "you know, clever."
• Alternately, a Gender Flip:

	1st & 2nd Gen	3rd Gen
The Head	Effy	Mini
The Muscle	Katie	Liv
The Quirk	Naomi	Grace
The Wild One	Cook	Alo
The Pretty One	Freddie	Nick
The Smart One	JJ	Rich

• Either way, someone gets shafted, and it's usually Thomas.

Sonny With a Chance:

The Head	Sonny	The Wild One	Tawni
The Muscle	Chad	The Pretty One	Nico
The Quirk	Grady	The Smart One	Zora

The Suite Life On Deck (Half-second season):

The Head	Cody	The Wild One	Woody
The Muscle	Zack	The Pretty One	London
The Quirk	Marcus	The Smart One	Bailey

Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad:

The Head	Sam	The Wild One	Yolie
The Muscle	Tanker	The Pretty One	Jennifer
The Quirk	Amp	The Smart One	Sydney

Ten Things I Hate About You:

The Head	Patrick Verona	The Wild One	Kat Stratford
The Muscle	Joey Donner	The Pretty One	Bianca Stratford
The Quirk	Cameron James	The Smart One	Mandella

That 70s Show:

The Head	Eric	The Wild One	Kelso
The Muscle	Hyde	The Pretty One	Jackie
The Quirk	Fez	The Smart One	Donna

Twin Peaks has its own Six-Student Clique, though not all of them are friends:

The Head	Bobby	The Wild One	Audrey
The Muscle	Mike	The Pretty One	Shelly
The Quirk	James	The Smart One	Donna

• The Quirk James is, though, is really more of a loner type.
• Laura Palmer was the other Pretty One before her death.

USA High:

The Head	Jackson Green	The Wild One	Ashley Elliott
The Muscle	Christian Mueller	The Pretty One	Lauren Fontaine
The Quirk	Bobby "Lazz" Lazzarini, Duane "Excess" Wilson	The Smart One	Winnie Barnes

Victorious:

The Head	Tori	The Wild One	Cat
The Muscle	Andre	The Pretty One	Beck and Trina
The Quirk	Robbie	The Smart One	Jade

The Wannabes:

The Head	Alan Taskin	The Wild One	Shaylyn Carson
The Muscle	Drew Robinson	The Pretty One	Sarah Moody
The Quirk	Andrew Stark	The Smart One	Mariah Pettigrew

Zoey 101:

The Head	Chase Matthews	The Wild One	Dana Cruz & Nicole Bristow (seasons 1-2), then Lola Martinez ever after
The Muscle	Logan Reese	The Pretty One	Zoey Brooks
The Quirk	Michael Barret	The Smart One	Quinn Pensky

• The Other One – James Garret (season four)

Theater

Thirteen (Not an actual clique, just the main characters):

The Head	Evan	The Wild One	Lucy
The Muscle	Brett	The Pretty One	Kendra
The Quirk	Archi	The Smart One	Patrice

Video Games

Final Fantasy VIII (in which the player characters actually are students at a military academy):

The Head	Squall Leonheart	The Wild One	Selphie Tilmitt
The Muscle	Irvine Kinneas	The Pretty One	Rinoa Heartilly
The Quirk	Zell Dincht	The Smart One	Quistis Trepe

Final Fantasy XII:

The Head	Ashe	The Wild One	Fran
The Muscle	Basch	The Pretty One	Penelo
The Quirk	Vaan	The Smart One	Balthier

Final Fantasy XIII:

The Head	Lightning	The Wild One	Fang
The Muscle	Snow	The Pretty One	Vanille
The Quirk	Sazh	The Smart One	Hope

Web Original

The Guild:

The Head	Codex	The Wild One	Clara
The Muscle	Bladezz	The Pretty One	Tinkerballa
The Quirk	Zaboo	The Smart One	Vork

Survival of the Fittest v4 – The 'Entourage':

The Head	Reiko Ishida	The Wild One	Amber Whimsy
The Muscle	Jacob Charles	The Pretty One	Paige Single
The Quirk	Carol Burke (former Sixth Ranger)	The Smart One	Ben Powell

• Seventh Ranger — Hui "Sarah" Xu

Western Animation

The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron:

The Head	Jimmy	The Wild One	Libby
The Muscle	Sheen	The Pretty One	Betty
The Quirk	Carl	The Smart One	Cindy

• An alternative would be to swap Sheen and Libby.

Alvin and The Chipmunks:

The Head	Alvin	The Wild One	Brittany
The Muscle	Theodore	The Pretty One	Eleanor
The Quirk	Jeanette	The Smart One	Simon

• Theodore could be called The Big Guy in certain ways, but he doesn't quite fit this trope.
• The Pretty One meaning not necessarily "pretty" but certainly the sweetest character.

Avatar: The Last Airbender – The second half of Season 3:

The Head	Aang	The Wild One	Katara
The Muscle	Toph (Gender inverted)	The Pretty One	Suki
The Quirk	Zuko	The Smart One	Sokka (Gender inverted)

Blinky Bill:

The Head	Blinky Bill	The Wild One	Marcia Marsupial Mouse
The Muscle	Splodge Kangaroo	The Pretty One	Nutsy
The Quirk	Shifty Dingo (and sometimes Flap)	The Smart One	Flap Platypus (and sometimes Shifty)

Clone High:

The Head	Abe	The Wild One	elements found in both Joan and Cleo
The Muscle	JFK	The Pretty One	Cleo
The Quirk	Gandhi	The Smart One	Joan

Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy:

The Head	Jimmy	The Wild One	Sarah
The Muscle	Kevin	The Pretty One	Nazz
The Quirk	Jonny 2x4	The Smart One	Rolf

• Jimmy could be The Quirk, Jonny 2x4 could be The Wild One, Nazz could bit of The Smart One, and Rolf could be The Quirk, too.

The Magic School Bus:

The Head	Carlos/Arnold	The Wild One	Wanda
The Muscle	Ralphie	The Pretty One	Phoebe
The Quirk	Carlos/Arnold	The Smart One	Dorothy Ann and Keesha

• Tim doesn't really fit anything.

Maya and Miguel:

The Head	Maya	The Wild One	Maggie
The Muscle	Andy	The Pretty One	Chrissy
The Quirk	Miguel	The Smart One	Theo

My Gym Partners a Monkey:

The Head	Adam Lyon	The Wild One	Lupe Toucan
The Muscle	Jake Spidermonkey	The Pretty One	Ingrid Giraffe
The Quirk	Slips Python	The Smart One	Windsor Gorilla

My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic

The Smart Head	Twilight Sparkle	The Wild One	Rainbow Dash
The Muscle	Applejack	The Pretty One	Rarity
The Quirk	Pinkie Pie	The Shy One	Fluttershy

• Twilight's double role puts Fluttershy in the slot where the Smart One would usually go.
• Alternatively, Fluttershy could be considered "The Pretty One" (albeit unintentionally), while Rarity is "The Head" (who uses manipulation and wits to get what she wants) and Twilight is simply the Smart One.

Recess almost fits this trope, with the odd exception:

The Head	TJ Detweiler (The Ace)	The Wild One	Mikey Blumberg
The Muscle	Ashley Spinelli	The Pretty One	Vince LaSalle (probably the closest they have)
The Quirk	Gus Griswald (Nerd and the New Kid)	The Smart One	Gretchen Grundler

• Mikey is certainly the one most off-the-beaten-track. He could be The Muscle on account of his size but he's mostly a Gentle Giant who enjoys writing poetry. Spinelli could be The Wild One.

Sixteen:

The Head	Wyatt	The Wild One	Nikki
The Muscle	Jonesy	The Pretty One	Caitlin
The Quirk	Jude	The Smart One	Jen

The Spectacular Spider-Man:

The Head	Peter Parker	The Wild One	Liz Allen
The Muscle	Flash Thompson	The Pretty One	Mary Jane Watson
The Quirk	Harry Osborn	The Smart One	Gwen Stacy

• Although Peter Parker does have Quirk elements, and Harry Osborn does prove to be less intelligent than his friends. So in other words, both have elements of the Quirk and the Head.

Time Warp Trio (with their great-granddaughters)

The Head	Joe	The Wild One	Jodie
The Muscle	Fred	The Pretty One	Freddi
The Quirk	Sam	The Smart One	Samantha

Tiny Toon Adventures:

The Head	Plucky Duck	The Wild One	Babs Bunny
The Muscle	Buster Bunny	The Pretty One	Fifi La Fume
The Quirk	Hamton J. Pig	The Smart One	Shirley the Loon

• In this rare case, the Muscle is the main character.
• Shirley is a subversion in that she's a Valley Girl with mind powers.

WITCH (Season 1, at least)

The Head	Will	The Wild One	Irma
The Muscle	Caleb	The Pretty One	Cornelia
The Quirk	Hay Lin	The Smart One	Taranee

Young Justice:

The Head	Aqualad	The Wild One	Kid Flash
The Muscle	Superboy	The Pretty One	Miss Martian
The Quirk	Robin	The Smart One	Artemis