History Characters / TheAmazingWorldOfGumballOther

* AxCrazy: His entire existence is biting. He eats for strength to bite. He reproduces to have more turtles who can bite.

* ForTheEvulz: We get a first person sample of his "thought process":

* [[spoiler: MotherofaThousandYoung: also what causes the Elmore in a giant hazard.]]

* [[spoiler: SamusIsaGirl: to all people's surprise, she is a pregnant turtle.]]

[[spoiler* MotherofaThousandYoung:also what causes the Elmore in a giant hazard.]]

[[spoiler*SamusIsaGirl: to all people's surprise, she is a pregnant turtle.]]

* [[spoiler MotherofaThousandYoung:also what causes the Elmore in a giant hazard.]]

* [[spoilerSamusIsaGirl: to all people's surprise, she is a pregnant turtle.]]

* MotherofaThousandYoung:also what causes the Elmore in a giant hazard.

* SamusIsaGirl: to all people's surprise, she is a pregnant turtle.

** FridgeBrilliance sets in when one watches the perfectly timed gags and perfectly timed happenings ( a character says something won't work or won't happen, and it does anyway) that's not just because of the cartoon's logic, its ''literally because The World itself working with or against the various characters.''

* SmugSuper: They're bigger than you, will live longer than you, and flat out tell Gumball that his life and everyone else's are insignificant. What they ''don't'' get is that even their existence is finite, and end up [[TooDumbToLive wasting the rest of their lives rubbing their superiority into the face of someone who can't hear them]].

* AnthropomorphicPersonification: He's the whole internet, and especially the {{GIFT}}, personified as one room full of monitors and a screen for a face. Apparently, if he's shut down, the entire internet shut down.

* TheBusCameBack: Originally just a MonsterOfTheWeek in "The Internet", but came back in one segment of "The Love" two season later.

* GoLookAtTheDistraction: The Internet tries to keep Gumball and Darwin from coming for it by sending them a bunch of videos of cute animals and people getting in terrible accident. It fails once they're sent the same video of Gumball that started this mess.

* TheBusComesBack: Originally just a MonsterOfTheWeek in "The Internet", but came back in one segment of "The Love" two season later.

* GoLookATheDistraction: The Internet tries to keep Gumball and Darwin from coming for it by sending them a bunch of videos of cute animals and people getting in terrible accident. It fails once they're sent the same video of Gumball that started this mess.

[[folder:Virus]]
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-->Voiced by Kerry Shale

A [[TalkingAnimal sentient virus]] and leader of a new strain that mutated on Gumball's unwashed hand. Teri forced Gumball to wash that hand, killing all his soldiers and setting him off for revenge.

[[folder:Timmy/The Internet]]
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The literal personification of the internet, appearing in the episode “The Internet”.

* AIIsACrapshoot
* BasementDweller
* EverythingIsOnline: The Internet is able to hack traffic signs, police records, power lines (not just the power going through them, the physical object), and fire hydrants to keep Darwin and Gumball away. So they just take a path through the park.
* GoLookATheDistraction: The Internet tries to keep Gumball and Darwin from coming for it by sending them a bunch of videos of cute animals and people getting in terrible accident. It fails once they're sent the same video of Gumball that started this mess.
* IAmLegion: Says this word for word.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Feels he’s entitled to meddle with people’s lives ForTheEvulz and claims no responsibility for his action. When put under threat he will pretty much bargain for his life with internet memes to justify his actions.
* Jerkwithaheartofjerk
* MadeOfEvil: Gumball claims the Internet, "like a goatee", it made out of evil.
* MisunderstoodLonerwithaHeartofGold: Viciously denounces Gumball and Darwin’s claims to the contrary. Played straight later when he hacks into a women’s laptop to try and get a date with her on a dating website. His jerkish tendencies seem to prevent him from moving forward in this direction.
* OffstageVillainy: Is partly the reason the Wattersons don’t have much money in “The Treasure” seeing as how he influenced Richard into wasting it all on a star. Though most of the time it’s from manipulate people’s stupidity for his own amusement.
* Troll: Uses his control every person’s personal information and computers to mess with, and in some harsher cases ruin peoples’ lives.
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!!Elmore/The World
Not only is every individual object in the Elmore alive and sentient, but Elmore in its totality seems to possess some sort of intelligence. Although it hasn't talked or shown a face like any of the others objects or the planets, "The Void" heavily implies the world itself was responsible for the void's creation and "mistakes" being sent into it.
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[[folder:'''Spoiler Character''']]
!!Timmy (The Internet)

Appearing in the episode “The Internet”, is the literal personification of the internet.

* A.I. Is a Crapshoot

* GoLookattheDistraction: The Internet tries to keep Gumball and Darwin from coming for it by sending them a bunch of videos of cute animals and people getting in terrible accident. It fails once they're sent the same video of Gumball that started this mess.

* ItsAllAboutMe: Feels he’s entitled to meddle with people’s lives FortheEvulz and claims not responsibility for his action. When put under threat he will pretty much bargain for his life with internet memes to justify his actions.

* MadeofEvil: Gumball claims the Internet, "like a goatee", it made out of evil.

* WalkingSpoiler: Is blamed by multiple characters for their problems in the earlier seasons until he’s revealed as sentient being who enjoys trolling the masses.

* A.I.IsaCrapshoot

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Its modus operandi is pretty much that of an author who doesn't mind [[RetCon changing their world retroactively]] or doing terrible things to their characters for the sake of making the story more interesting.

!!Elmore/The World
Not only is every individual object in the Elmore alive and sentient, but Elmore in its totality seems to possess some sort of intelligence. Although it hasn't talked or shown a face like any of the others objects or the planets, "The Void" heavily implies the world itself was responsible for the void's creation and "mistakes" being sent into it.

* EldritchLocation: It's an entire town that can warp reality.
* GeniusLoci: Elmore is able to decide what things the world would be better without, then send them to the void. Mostly, it gets rid of dated fads and inefficient technology, but people may go out as well.

* RealityWarper: The world can send things and people to another dimension, suppress most memories of them, and coverup evidence that they ever existed. Given the void's pattern flashed at the end of "The Kids", it might also be responsible for Gumball and Darwin's voice changing. It doesn't have absolute power, however, as Mr. Small, Darwin, and Gumball were able to remember anyway and break Molly out of the void before they were all sealed in. But even then The Void erased their memories of the whole ordeal so they wouldn't be able to tell anyone.
* TotalitarianUtilitarian: If it will make the world better, it will take people and make them spend the rest of their life in an infinite nothingness with only other mistakes for company. Naturally, it also wants to keep this a secret, even if it means sealing people who it ''didn't'' think of as mistakes in that same void. Of course, since ''it'' is the world, utilitarianism and [[ItsAllAboutMe selfishness]] are one and the same.
* WalkingSpoiler: Simply knowing that the world has a will of its own is a major part of the twist of "The Void".
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!!Zach
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-->Voiced by Jacob Hopkins

An intolerable split personality Gumball develops upon finding out his real first name in "The Name".

* NoNameGiven: As a virus, he probably doesn't even have a name.

* CrazyPrepared: One genuine skill he demonstrates it planning all sorts of tricks to delay the other Wattersons, even putting a trap in his pocket for when they'd try to frisk him.
* EnemyWithin: To Gumball. They both [[ItsAllAboutMe have huge egos]] [[ButtMonkey and usually fall flat on their face because they try to look cool]]. However, while Gumball [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold can show compassionate and empathy belatedly]], Zach is a straight up {{jerkass}}. Also, unlike Gumball, who recognizes his own failures, and lives with them, Zach refuses to acknowledge any of his shortcomings or losses, going so far as to alter the memories of his/Gumball's failures to turn them into victories.

* FascinatingEyebrow: He's raising one of this eyebrows almost constantly, which leads Darwin to tell him he "spent the whole day with one eyebrow raised, behaving like a horrible jock".

* IRejectYourReality: He maintains he disillusions of greatness and popularity in the face of all evidence and words of others. He goes so far as to [[SelfServingMemory consciously and completely alter his memory of events]] so he'll look better in them.
-->'''Zach:''' Hey Carrie, I think we really nailed the song last night. We’re totally gonna win the battle of the bands, man.\\
'''Carrie:''' You’re not in a band. I’m not in a band. I bet you can’t even give me the name of a band. \\

* NoBodyLeftBehind: When Gumball finally beats Zach at something, bits of him start chipping off, showing a bright light in his silhouette as his torn to pieces. Although this of course wasn't really a "body" to start with.
* SmallNameBigEgo: For all the misplaced confidence Gumball has expressed, Zach is ''[[ADarkerMe much worse]]'' in this regard than Gumball ever was. Gumball would always acknowledges his shortcomings eventually; Zach does not and seems to believe his own hype with all his heart.

* SuperPoweredEvilSide: Played with. There isn't as much focus on Zach being evil as being a huge jerk, though he really ''is'' evil, as he planned to erase Gumball's original personality so he didn't have to share. He's also not really that much better at most things than Gumball, he's just extremely confident and obnoxious. But when [[BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind mentally confronting]] his other, less-confident side, said confidence provides a tremendous advantage. But it's also his biggest weakness, as Gumball is mentally resilient enough take losing all the time, but the one time Zach is forced to face defeat ''it literally destroys him''.

* TheUnapologetic: He accidentally ''bites part of a kids face off'' and shows no regrets for it, because "Zach does what he wants".

* TokenEvilTeammate: Of the Wattersons. It tried to ''murder'' the entire family ForTheEvulz.

[[folder:Kenneth]]
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A strange creature accidentally created when Darwin and Gumball's "gross jar" is heated in a microwave. He eats basically anything and eventually any''one'', growing larger all the time.

* ILoveNuclearPower: Gumball claims Kenneth was created by "the atomic power of the microwave", though microwaves actually have nothing to do with nuclear radiation.
* ItCameFromTheFridge: Kenneth originated when a bunch of gross stuff Gumball put in a jar was put in the microwave.
* MiracleGroMonster: It's voracious eating habits let it keep growing and growing until, after a few days at most, it goes from approximately football-sized to two stories tall.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Kenneth is not mentioned after "The Microwave" until he [[TheBusCameBack reappears]] in "The Finale" when Richard takes him out of storage.
* MuckMonster: Kenneth body looks like it's made of mud or sludge. Rather than being industrial waste, he's simply made of all the gross things Gumball could collect, including used tissues, bird poop, belly-button lint, and spoiled milk that was swallowed then regurgitated.
* SealedEvilInACan: In "The Finale", it turns out Kenneth was dealt with offscreen by reducing him to his original size again, putting him in his original jar, and freezing it. He's unsealed as part of the Watterson family's LastDance.
* UglyCute: In-universe, Gumball and Darwin [[AdmiringTheAbomination certainly think Kenneth, as their "son", is cute]], and Anais reluctantly describe it using these exact words. At least before he starts growing to tremendous proportions after ''eating people alive.''

[[folder:The Solar System]]
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-->Voiced by Kerry Shale (sun)

In the universe of this show, it's not just things on Earth that are alive, but Earth itself and other celestial bodies.

* UsefulNotes/BritishAccents: In "The Debt", the moon and Saturn have Estuary accents. All the planets and the moon have generic American accents in every other scenes until "The Question", where ''every'' planet (but not the sun) has an Estuary accent.
* GeniusLoci: They're cable of thinking, speaking [[SpaceIsNoisy with each other and people on Earth]], and ''singing''.
* SmugSuper: They're bigger than you, will live longer than you, and flat out tell Gumball that his life and everyone else's are insignificant. What they ''don't'' get is that even their existence is finite, and end up [[TooDumbToLive wasting the rest of their lives rubbing their superiority into the face of someone who can't hear them]].
* TimeAbyss: Since they're planets, they've been "alive" for billions of years and will be for billions more.
* WeirdMoon: The moon has visible ''butt cheeks'', which it enjoys shoving into Earth's face, sometimes while singing.
* WeirdSun: The sun can swing around the horizon to complain about people making too much noise at night. In "The Dress" it was even small and close enough for a balloon to float into it.

[[folder:Virus]]
http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/datvirus.png
-->Voiced by Kerry Shale

A [[TalkingAnimal sentient virus]] and leader of a new strain that mutated on Gumball's unwashed hand. Teri forced Gumball to wash that hand, killing all his soldiers and setting him off for revenge.

[[folder:Turtle]]
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A ferocious [[TurtlePower turtle]] that Richard bought from a van shop, thinking it was a dog.

* AxCrazy: His entire existence is biting. He eats for strength to bite. He reproduces to have more turtles who can bite.
* {{Badass}}: It's basically [[Film/TheTerminator the T-800]] in turtle form.
* TheDreaded: The Wattersons are terrified of it. Gumball especially, who calls it [[MadeOfEvil evil incarnate]] and has theorized that it eats [[YourSoulIsMine souls]] and [[EmotionEater misery.]]
* ForTheEvulz: We get a first person sample of his "thought process":
-->'''Turtle:''' Bite! Bite! Bite! Need food for strength to bite! Bite! Bite! Make little turtles to bite even more!
* LongNeck: It can extend its neck something like a foot out of its shell.
* NighInvulnerability: One drop of water let it came back to life from a desiccated husk, then it got hit by a car--the car was totaled, the turtle didn't even budge. When the "Awesome Store" (a van that sold a wide array of things) exploded in a giant fireball, he walked out of the flames completely unharmed.
* NoNameGiven: The Watterson's never gave it a name; they're too busy being terrified by it. When giving it a PrematureEulogy, Darwin simply calls it "evil turtle" [[ADogNamedDog as if that was its name]].
* PintsizedPowerhouse: Its size doesn't keep it from pulling around full-sized people, though it does make it easy to pick it up.
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: Unlike most terrapins in fiction, played ''very'' straight.
* SealedEvilInACan: Since the turtle is basically invincible, its pen in the Watterson's house is essentially a way to contain it.
* SeldomSeenSpecies: A soft-shell turtle. Quite a few viewers [[AluminumChristmasTrees didn't know there are turtles that look like that.]] WordOfGod [[https://twitter.com/benbocquelet/status/484800129472688128 specifically called it]] a "Trionyx", which implies it's an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_softshell_turtle African softshell turtle]].
* TokenEvilTeammate: Of the Wattersons. It tried to ''murder'' the entire family ForTheEvulz.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Strong as it is, the turtle's limbs are still very short. If it's picked up by the shell, it won't be able to reach anything and it is unable to climb out of small containers like a terrarium.

!!Elmore/The World
Not only is every individual object in the Elmore alive and sentient, but Elmore in its totality seems to possess some sort of intelligence. Although it hasn't talked or shown a face like any of the others objects or the planets, "The Void" heavily implies the world itself was responsible for the void's creation and "mistakes" being sent into it.

* EldritchLocation: It's an entire town that can warp reality.
* GeniusLoci: Elmore is able to decide what things the world would be better without, then send them to the void. Mostly, it gets rid of dated fads and inefficient technology, but people may go out as well.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Its modus operandi is pretty much that of an author who doesn't mind [[RetCon changing their world retroactively]] or doing terrible things to their characters for the sake of making the story more interesting.
* RealityWarper: The world can send things and people to another dimension, suppress most memories of them, and coverup evidence that they ever existed. Given the void's pattern flashed at the end of "The Kids", it might also be responsible for Gumball and Darwin's voice changing. It doesn't have absolute power, however, as Mr. Small, Darwin, and Gumball were able to remember anyway and break Molly out of the void before they were all sealed in. But even then The Void erased their memories of the whole ordeal so they wouldn't be able to tell anyone.
* TotalitarianUtilitarian: If it will make the world better, it will take people and make them spend the rest of their life in an infinite nothingness with only other mistakes for company. Naturally, it also wants to keep this a secret, even if it means sealing people who it ''didn't'' think of as mistakes in that same void. Of course, since ''it'' is the world, utilitarianism and [[ItsAllAboutMe selfishness]] are one and the same.
* WalkingSpoiler: Simply knowing that the world has a will of its own is a major part of the twist of "The Void".
[[/folder]]

[[folder:'''Spoiler Character''']]
!!Zach
http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/zachwatterson.png
-->Voiced by Jacob Hopkins

An intolerable split personality Gumball develops upon finding out his real first name in "The Name".
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[[folder:'''Spoiler Character''']]
!!Elmore/The World
Not only is every individual object in the Elmore alive and sentient, but Elmore in its totality seems to possess some sort of intelligence. Although it hasn't talked or shown a face like any of the others objects or the planets, "The Void" heavily implies the world itself was responsible for the void's creation and "mistakes" being sent into it.

* EldritchLocation: It's an entire town that can warp reality.
* GeniusLoci: Elmore is able to decide what things the world would be better without, then send them to the void. Mostly, it gets rid of dated fads and inefficient technology, but people may go out as well.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Its modus operandi is pretty much that of an author who doesn't mind [[RetCon changing their world retroactively]] or doing terrible things to their characters for the sake of making the story more interesting.
* RealityWarper: The world can send things and people to another dimension, suppress most memories of them, and coverup evidence that they ever existed. Given the void's pattern flashed at the end of "The Kids", it might also be responsible for Gumball and Darwin's voice changing. It doesn't have absolute power, however, as Mr. Small, Darwin, and Gumball were able to remember anyway and break Molly out of the void before they were all sealed in. But even then The Void erased their memories of the whole ordeal so they wouldn't be able to tell anyone.
* TotalitarianUtilitarian: If it will make the world better, it will take people and make them spend the rest of their life in an infinite nothingness with only other mistakes for company. Naturally, it also wants to keep this a secret, even if it means sealing people who it ''didn't'' think of as mistakes in that same void. Of course, since ''it'' is the world, utilitarianism and [[ItsAllAboutMe selfishness]] are one and the same.
* WalkingSpoiler: Simply knowing that the world has a will of its own is a major part of the twist of "The Void".

!!Zach
http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/zachwatterson.png
-->Voiced by Jacob Hopkins

An intolerable split personality Gumball develops upon finding out his real first name in "The Name".

* RealityWarper: The world can send things and people to another dimension, suppress most memories of them, and coverup evidence that they ever existed. Given the void's pattern flashed at the end of "The Kids", it might also be responsible for Gumball and Darwin's voice changing. It doesn't have absolute power, however, as Mr. Small, Darwin, and Gumball were able to remember anyway and break Molly out of the void before they were all sealed in.

* BusCrash: He wasn't with the Fitzgerald family when they were standing outside their burning house at the end of "The Bros". [[FridgeHorror That implies]], probably accidentally, that Mr. Cuddles died in the fire or was already dead for some other reason.

* EvilCounterpart: To Gumball. They both [[ItsAllAboutMe have huge egos]] [[ButtMonkey and usually fall flat on their face because they try to look cool]]. However, while Gumball [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold can show compassionate and empathy belatedly]], Zach is a straight up {{jerkass}}. Also, unlike Gumball, who recognizes his own failures, and lives with them, Zach refuses to acknowledge any of his shortcomings or losses, going so far as to alter the memories of his/Gumball's failures to turn them into victories.

* TotalitarianUtilitarian: If it will make the world better, it will take people and make them spend the rest of their life in an infinite nothingness with nothing but other mistakes for company. Naturally, it also wants to keep this a secret, even if it means sealing people who it ''didn't'' think of as mistakes in that same void. Of course, since ''it'' is the world, utilitarianism and [[ItsAllAboutMe selfishness]] are one and the same.