History Characters / SquirrelBoy

* KickTheSonOfABitch: In "Speechless", he throws Rodney twice and tries to physically attack him after he loses his voice because of him, which could be considered animal abuse; however, it's kind of justified considering Rodney harassed him while he was trying to write a speech and later talked him into watching a comedy film with him, making him lose his voice from intense laughter.

* ThrillSeeker: He hates the boring life he lives under the control of his overprotective parents and wishes he could be friends with Rodney or have Mr. H as his dad so he could do fun stuff.

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-->'''Rodney:''' I'm so bored you could surf me.

* StalkerWithoutACrush: He sometimes acts like this towards Rodney, because he wishes Rodney would be his pet and best friend.

* ThisLoserIsYou: PlayedWith; people could relate to him and Andy’s antics and games in a nostalgic way (like their little {{Calvinball}}-esque game), but [[LoserProtagonist Rodney]] himself isn’t necessarily identifiable with, though he’s still a loser.

* AssholeVictim: For the few times they ''do'' get what's coming to them, it serves them right for being a bunch of jerks.

* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Downplayed. Kyle has a parrot as a pet and loves him very much (though, he pushes it around a lot), yet he is seen bullying a stray cat in "Outta Sight" and mocking it for what it lacks.
%% * {{Bandito}}: Salty Mike becomes one in "Gunfight at S'Okay Corral".

* {{Jerkass}}: Even bigger ones than Rodney, giving that they pick on and torment Andy and Rodney ForTheEvulz, vandalize other people's property, etc.
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: In "Diss and Make Up", Darlene makes a HeroicSacrifice to be catapulted into the moon instead of Rodney and Andy since she is responsible for causing conflict. Kyle is touched by her heartfelt speech, but what does he do a few seconds later? Fling ''all three of them'' into the moon.

* TheCutie: She is a little girl after all.

: DirtyCoward: Forced Andy and Rodney to deal with Butch taking over their house, being afraid to do so himself.

* EveryoneHasStandards: He despises Rodney and doesn't mind bad things happening to him, but he ends up protecting him when someone tries to kill him.

* IdiotBall: In "Islands in the Street", he views resident {{Jerkass}} Kyle as a nice person right after he breaks his car's cup holder right in front of him. Not to mention, he disregarded him ''bullying his own son in front of him'' as well, ''still'' deeming him a NiceGuy.

* PapaWolf: Surpringly towards Rodney at the end of "Wall of the Wild", he stands up for him against the exterminator and fires him for trying to kill Rodney.

* KarmaHoudini: They rarely receive any comeuppance for harassing and tormenting Andy and Rodney. {{Averted}} in some episodes, [[LaserGuidedKarma where do actually do get what's coming to them]] (see LaserGuidedKarma below).

** They eventually confess to being the ones who broke every window in Mrs. Flatbottom's house in "Flatbottoms Up" and are forced to do chores, though not before tasting a sponge peppermint drink of Mrs. Flatbottom's. The taste is so horrendous that they run outside trying to get it out of their mouths, only to fall into the slug pit dug underground.

* SimpletonVoice: Just hearing his voice, you ''know'' that he's going to be stupid. Not surprising, considering that it sounds similar to other [[TheDitz ditzy]] characters Richard Steven Horvitz has voiced (e.g. Daggit from ''WesternAnimation/TheAngryBeavers'' and Billy from ''WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy'').

* EyeGlasses: His character design makes it look like his pupils are on the back lenses of his glasses, though that doesn't seem to be the case when they're taken off.

* TheChick: Plays this role to Rodney and Leon in "The Rod Squad".

* ReusedCharacterDesign: He has a very similar face and body shape to WesternAnimation/Duckman.