History TheFriendNobodyLikes / WesternAnimation

* TheFriendNobodyLikes/TotalDrama

* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': While not shunned like [[AllOfTheOtherReindeer the Ed's]], it's been shown that the kids on the Cul-de-sac aren't too fond of Jonny. He has moments when he can be a pest towards the other kids and won't leave them alone, despite the kids obviously getting annoyed by his antics. Even the Eds get annoyed by him sometimes, yes including [[EveryoneHasStandards Ed]]. In "Shoo Ed", the Eds make a whole scam out of getting him to annoy the other kids. In another, he hosted a party where only the Ed's showed up. In "Here's Mud In Your Ed," He stole a shovel despite Sarah's protests, and it took Sarah beating the crap out of him to get him to leave her and Jimmy alone. In the [[WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddysBigPictureShow finale]], he soon becomes the outcast to the other kids when he beats up The Eds, after the other kids learned how terrible Eddy's brother was to him.

** Meg is sometimes treated as this by the family, depending on the episode.

* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'': Gotham City detective Harvey Bullock is heavily-disliked InUniverse, which is put to the forefront in "A Bullet for Bullock"; He's an absolute {{Jerkass}} whose moments of politeness and kindness are few and far-between, and he is aggressive, impatient, confrontational, disobediently reckless, and will often run against orders without thinking plans over. To put the cherry on top, his apartment is a pigsty, he always underpays his rent, and he rudely dismisses his landlord's complaints. This all results in a man that Commissioner Gordon and the rest of the police department have ''minimal'' patience for, while almost no other people outside the police force want anything to do with him. Even Batman himself dryly calls him a less-than-ideal citizen.

* ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'': Dr. Psycho is the only member of Harley's crew who nobody is fond of because he's such a [[HeManWomanHater misogynistic]] asshole. [[spoiler:By the end of season 2 he's not anyone's friend anymore.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'':
** In "The Doomsday Sanction", it's pretty evident that ''nobody'' likes The Question very much, as he is [[GoodIsNotNice generally an unpleasant asshole]] to be around and [[TheParanoiac never gives the conspiracy bit a rest]]...
---> '''Batman:''' I've got The Question looking into it--\\
'''Everyone:''' Awww!!!\\
'''Flash:''' Not that kook!\\
'''Batman:''' I admit he's wound a bit too tightly, but if anyone can find a hidden link he's our man.
** In the episode "Flash and Substance", it's evident that the other [[RoguesGallery Flash villains]] reluctantly tolerate Trickster's presence and have absolutely no respect for him. They seem to associate with him out of Pity; while all the other villains chose their particular jobs, the Trickster is only evil because he is insane and [[NoMedicationForMe keeping refusing to take his medication]].

* ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'': Nabu, the real ComicBook/DoctorFate, who needs a host for him to inhabit. Originally such hosts were largely voluntary, but after several decades spent alone without a host when his latest decided to retire, he has become less inclined to release those who don his helmet. After he makes a deal to permanently inhabit the Justice Leaguer Zatara (in exchange for releasing his daughter ComicBook/{{Zatanna}}), the other superheroes are naturally distrustful of him. [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]] flat out argues for Fate's expulsion from the Justice League at one point, since despite his tactical usefulness, Fate is essentially performing a DemonicPossession on one of their old teammates. Interestingly, Nabu himself admits that he is partially desiring to remain with the League for his own Supervision -- Zatara himself feels it would be a good idea for the League to keep close tabs on Nabu, as his trust in the Lord of Order is "measured".

** [[Characters/SouthParkEricCartman Eric Cartman]], due to Proximity, Seniority, occasionally Supervision (at least on [[ArchEnemy Kyle's]] part), Abuse (when Cartman is sent to juvie prison, the rest of the boys declare Clyde "the new fat kid" and start directing their weight-based insults at him) and Necessity (as awful as Cartman is, his manipulative cunning and his fat ass are both still sometimes needed). Not only do his three closest "friends" insult him behind his back and actively question why they still hang out with him, but as stated in "Breast Cancer Show Ever", the entire fourth grade class hates him almost as much as Stan, Kyle and Kenny do. Even [[TokenGoodTeammate Butters]] occasionally lets it slip that he does not truly like Cartman very much, being friendly to him presumably out of goodwill and fear. The boys are often divided on whatever keeps Cartman a part of their group. Kenny is at least able to explain that he pities Cartman as an unfeeling, horrible person and so allows him to stay because he knows he'll have no other friends otherwise; meanwhile, Stan and Kyle have no idea why they bother. Lampshaded in "Scott Tenorman Must Die":

* ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'': Inverted with [[Characters/SpongeBobSquarePantsSquidwardTentacles Squidward Tentacles]], since he's the friend who doesn't like the others. He can't stand [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick, but always hangs out with them due to proximity (They're his neighbors and [=SpongeBob=] is also his co-worker). With that said, there are times that show that deep down, he does actually care for them and [[BigBrotherInstinct will make sure to stand up for them if need be.]]

** Rules is portrayed as one of these in most of the episodes of season 5. The main four often call her their friend but they also find her rather irritating and frequently come up with ideas to get revenge on her for being annoying, as well as expressing disappointment whenever she shows up.

** Toiletnator is despised by all his fellow villains because he's a clingy [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain incompetent as a bad guy]] and a [[TheMillstone major hindrance]] to their plans. There's a reason Mr. Boss has a catchphrase reserved for every time he shows up.
-->''' Mr. Boss:''' Aw geez, it's the Toiletnator!

** Linda's sister Gayle and mother Gloria are familial examples. Gayle's a neurotic mess of a woman and Gloria's an emotionally abusive asshole. Just about no one can stand either of them except for Linda, which only comes out of a sense of obligation because they're her family and she feels she has to love them and want them in her life. Bob and the kids are well aware of how toxic Linda's relatives are and try not to have anything to do with them if they can help it. Even Tina, the one kid who shows Gayle and Gloria any semblance of respect, will try to cut out as soon as possible (especially if it's Gloria). That said, Gayle is given more humanizing moments than Gloria and tends to be far more tolerable, whereas Gloria is simply horrible.
** Tammy Larsen is an obnoxious wannabee AlphaBitch and as such, she has no real friends and most of the kids who do hang around her don't really like her that much. Her BetaBitch Jocelyn is mostly a YesMan, but even she's willing to admit that Tammy's awful.

* ''WesternAnimation/MikeTysonMysteries'': Pigeon. Mike is the only member of the team who likes him.