Eltingville Music Club

Bill: technically terrible, but he acts like he's an misunderstood rock star.

Josh: He plays aggressively… and surprisingly well when he gets angry.

Jerry: the only one with real talent and musical knowledge.

Pete: chaotic, noisy and without rhythm… but he puts too much passion into it.

General Group Dynamics: The club functions as a circle of mutual hatred where, despite having known each other for years, they fiercely compete for geek superiority. They often get into physical fights over trivial disputes about trivia, collecting, or trying to impress or beat women in gaming situations (Dungeons & Dragons).
The members of the Eltingville Club are four young people obsessed with geek culture (comics, science fiction, action figures) in the 90s, characterized by being extremist, immature and having a toxic, aggressive and selfish behavior

They are characters designed to be extreme, unpleasant, and satirical representations of the most toxic stereotypes of 90s geek fandom. They are obsessive, immature, and prone to physical and verbal violence.

Bill Dickey (The Leader): Personality: He is the de facto leader and the most unbearable member of the group. Described as a delusional, obsessive, and tyrannical "man-child."

Traits: Extremely domineering, disliked even by his peers, he uses intimidation to impose his opinions on comics and pop culture. His main goal is to expand his collection and make others miserable.

Josh Levy (The Aggressive One): Personality: Braggart, irascible and passionate about science fiction.

Traits: He is very prone to physical violence; he will not hesitate to strangle or assault anyone who provokes him or challenges his geeky knowledge. He is prone to constant frustration because he is often unable to complete his collections.

Pete DiNunzio (The Defensive One): Personality: Shares Bill and Josh's impatience and argumentative nature.

Traits: He gets angry very easily, becomes defensive quickly, and often insults his own companions. He actively participates in physical fights within the group without hesitation.

Jerry Stokes Jr. (The Withdrawn One):
Personality: He is the quietest and most withdrawn of the group.

Traits: He's more interested in fantasy role-playing games. Although he shares the group's general toxicity, he's often seen as the "sanest" or at least the least violent of the four.