History Characters / SmilingFriendsVillains

* VerbalTic: Has a tendency to [[SuddenlyShouting randomly scream]] parts of his speech. Demonstrated in his [[EstablishingCharacterMoment very first interaction]] with Allan:
--> '''Mr. Landlord:''' I was just wondering if you wanted to '''HANG''' out with me and smoke weed and fill our bellies with '''DIET''' soda and play ''[[VideoGame/{{Burnout}} Burnout: Revenge]]'' for the [[Platform/PlayStation2 PS2]]?

** His hoarding of game IPs also count as this, as he certainly isn't profiting off of Gwimbly anymore. He even admits that he does nothing with it!

* DisproportionateRetribution: Allan has repeatedly turned down his requests to hang out. In response, he constructs an extremely elaborate plan that cost him ''$750,000'' and took over eight months to set up.

* ComplexityAddiction: Sets off the bulk of the episode by hiring paid actors, spending over $750,000, and taking 8 months to force Allan into a highly elaborate chase involving him hanging onto a helicopter, being shot down by the military, having his paper clips stolen by Bigfoot, having to then chase a [[ItMakesSenseInContext literal skeleton pirate crew via boat]] after THEY steal the paper clips, get eaten by a giant sea monster, and finally wash up on shore purely so that Mr.Landlord himself can take the paper clips and enact his true goal: Forcing Allan to hang out with him and play [[VideoGame/{{Burnout}} Burnout: Revenge]] on the [=PS2=].

* TheDogWasTheMastermind: Is the sole reason for the majority of the episode happening.

* ComplexityAddiction: Sets off the bulk of the episode by hiring paid actors, spending over $750,000, and taking 8 months to force Allan into a highly elaborate chase involving him hanging onto a helicopter, being shot down by the military, having his paper clips stolen by Bigfoot, having to then chase a [[ItMakesSenseInContext literal skeleton pirate crew via boat]] after THEY steal the paper clips, get eaten by a giant sea monster, and finally wash up on shore purely so that Mr.Landlord himself can take the paper clips and enact his true goal: Forcing Allan to hang out with him and play [[VideoGame/{{Burnout}} Burnout: Revenge]] on the PS2.

[[folder:Mr. Landlord]]

* ComplexityAddiction:[[spoiler: Sets off the bulk of the episode by hiring paid actors, spending over $750,000, and taking 8 months to force Allan into a highly elaborate chase involving him hanging onto a helicopter, being shot down by the military, having his paper clips stolen by Bigfoot, having to then chase a [[ItMakesSenseInContext literal skeleton pirate crew via boat]] after THEY steal the paper clips, get eaten by a giant sea monster, and finally wash up on shore purely so that Mr.Landlord himself can take the paper clips and enact his true goal: Forcing Allan to hang out with him and play [[VideoGame/{{Burnout}} Burnout: Revenge]] on the PS2]]
* DisproportionateRetribution: Allan has repeatedly turned down his requests to hang out. [[spoiler: In response, he constructs an extremely elaborate plan that cost him ''$750,000'' and took over eight months to set up.]]
* TheDogWasTheMastermind: [[spoiler: Is the sole reason for the majority of the episode happening.]]

** [[spoiler: NotQuiteDead: TheStinger shows him coming back to life in the morgue, [[WeWillMeetAgain vowing to make Allan hang out with him once more]]]]

* [[spoiler: TheDogWasTheMastermind: Is the sole reason for the majority of the episode happening.]]
* DrivenToSuicide: After Allan disables his bomb he ends up stabbing himself with a katana.

* ComplexityAddiction:[[spoiler: Sets off the bulk of the episode by hiring paid actors, spending over "$750,000", and taking 8 months to force Allan into a highly elaborate chase involving him hanging onto a helicopter, being shot down by the military, having his paper clips stolen by Bigfoot, having to then chase a [[ItMakesSenseInContext literal skeleton pirate crew via boat]] after THEY steal the paper clips, get eaten by a giant sea monster, and finally wash up on shore purely so that Mr.Landlord himself can take the paper clips and enact his true goal: Forcing Allan to hang out with him and play Burnout: Revenge on the PS2]]

* ComplexityAddiction: Sets off the bulk of the episode by hiring paid actors, spending over "$750,000", and taking 8 months to force Allan into a highly elaborate chase involving him hanging onto a helicopter, being shot down by the military, having his paper clips stolen by Bigfoot, having to then chase a [[ItMakesSenseInContext literal skeleton pirate crew via boat]] after THEY steal the paper clips, get eaten by a giant sea monster, and finally wash up on shore purely so that Mr.Landlord himself can take the paper clips and enact his true goal: [[spoiler: Forcing Allan to hang out with him and play Burnout: Revenge on the PS2]]

* DisproportionateRetribution: Allan has repeatedly turned down his requests to hang out. In response, he constructs an extremely elaborate plan that cost him ''$750,000'' and took over eight months to set up.
* TheDogWasTheMastermind: Is the sole reason for the majority of the episode happening.

* DisproportionateRetribution: Allan has repeatedly turned down his requests to hang out. In response, he constructs an extremely elaborate plan that cost him ''$750,000'' and took ''over eight'' ''''months''''' to set up.

* DisproportionateRetribution: Allan has repeatedly turned down his requests to hang out. In response, he constructs a extremely elaborate plan that cost him ''$750,000'' and took more than '''eight''' months to set up.

[[folder:Allan's Landlord]]

* DeusExMachina: Subverted. Charlie accidentally makes them rig the election in favor of Jimble, [[spoiler:but Mr. Frog still wins]].

* DeusExMachina: Subverted. Charlie accidentally makes them rig the election in favor of Jimble, but Mr. Frog still wins.

* DidntThinkThisThrough: They initially backed Mr. Frog as the candidate only to learn that frogs eat worms, which would bode poorly for them.

[[folder:Mr. Blingo]]
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The controversial prime minister of Blingostan.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: He's universally considered to be a war criminal dictator, which causes problems when [[TheDitz President Jimble]], who is completely unaware of that, calls him a "trusted ally" instead of condemning him during a diplomatic meeting.
* BewareTheQuietOnes: He never speaks a word throughout "Mr. President", and is a dictator and war criminal.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: He's a smiling, goofy-looking man with a silly name who is also an infamous genocidal dictator. Jimble's endorsement of him emboldens him to carry out even more war crimes.
* FauxAffablyEvil: His on-screen appearance had him just stand there smiling as he shakes President Jimble's hand. Pim and Charlie then tell President Jimble about how evil he is which he proves in the next scene when he has an innocent village senselessly slaughtered.
* KickTheDog: After being pardoned by President Jimble, Mr. Blingo decides to massacre a peasant village just for the hell of it.
* TakeThat: He's a parody of the various despotic rulers that the US government has had friendly relations with throughout history.
* TheVoiceless: He's completely silent throughout his brief appearance.

* InformedFlaw: In his sole appearance, he does nothing more than stand still, smile, and shake Jimble's hand. It's only afterwards Pim and Charlie reveal he's apparently one of the evilest, most infamous men alive.
* OffscreenVillainy: He does nothing onscreen but smile and shake Jimble's hand, but apparently committed a genocide.