History Characters / WinnieThePoohMainCast

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: In the Disney version. While he may be snarky and aloof his heart's still in the right place. His novel counterpart does have odd PetTheDog moments as well.

* ConstantlySpellsTheirName: He has his own odd way of doing this to anyone he bounces on.

** Pooh's childlike insensitivity is Flanderized to extreme levels in the newspaper comics, where an enormous amount of strips revolve around him being rude, selfish and blunt to everyone around him.
** A downplayed case in the Soviet ''Vinni Pukh'' adaptions, where he's still fairly jovial and has some kind moments, but still a bit more self absorbed than his original counterpart, being fairly bossy to Piglet and pathetically transparent in regarding Rabbit as [[AllTakeAndNoGive anything more than someone who feeds him.]]

* CoolBigBro: He is this in Roo's eyes. It varies, though he definitely has his moments, especially the Disney rendition.

* SanitySlippage: He has experienced this at various times in the Disney franchise, often having to do with Tigger. His speech gets, every once in a while, to a baffled version of {{Angrish}}. His thinking he has seven years bad luck because of a broken mirror in "Luck Amok" from ''WesternAnimation/TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'' is just one of many, many examples. Given that is other tropes include ButtMonkey, TheChewToy, TheFinickyOne, and WellIntentionedExtremist, this doesn't come as much of a surprise.

* InconsistentColoring: Most modern promotional artwork and merchandising depicts Eeyore with blue fur and a flesh-colored muzzle (including the image on the right), likely to give him a more florescent and noticeable design compared to his grey scheme, thus making him more appealing to young children (granted however [[IncrediblyLamePun "blue"]] suits his character in a sense).

-->'''Voiced by:''' Hal Smith (1966-1991); Andre Stojka (1997-2006); Craig Ferguson (2011-present), Creator/TobyJones (''Christopher Robin''), Toshiya Ueda (Japanese, speaking), Ryochi Fukuzawa (Japanese, singing)

-->'''Voiced by:''' Ralph Wright (1966-1983); Ron Feinberg (1981); Ron Gans (1983-1986); Creator/PeterCullen (1988-2010, 2017-present); Creator/BradGarrett (''VideoGame/DisneysAnimatedStorybook'', ''Film/ChristopherRobin'', ''WesternAnimation/RalphBreaksTheInternet''); Creator/GreggBerger (''WesternAnimation/WinnieThePoohSingASongWithPoohBear'', video game appearances, ''Mini Adventures'' dubs (''WesternAnimation/PigletsBigMovie'', ''WesternAnimation/PoohsHeffalumpMovie'')); Bud Luckey (2011-2017), Jim Meskimen (''Once Upon a Studio''); Creator/ThurlRavenscroft (Disneyland Records) Taro Ishida (Original Japanese voice until 2013), Isamu Ishizuka (current Japanese voice)

* CatsHateWater: Zigzagged. He hates baths, but claims he's a good swimmer. Then again, he doesn't like being pushed into the water, but hating being pushed into water is pretty normal. He's also the only cat, which makes it hard to tell if this trope applies.

* VocalEvolution: Listen to Paul Winchell as Tigger in the ''Many Adventures'' shorts, then compare it to ''New Adventures''. They hardly even sound like the same person, as Winchell's voice had gotten raspier, and his lisp is stronger too. This evolution is why Jim Cummings took over the role permanently from ''The Tigger Movie'' onwards, who himself has gotten much more gruff and better at mimicking Winchell's "mannerisisms" for the character compared to when he started filling in for him in ''New Adventures''.