History Characters / HeyArnoldStudentsOfPS118MrSimmonsClass

* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: The CountryMouse manly man to Stinky's paranoid sensitive guy, and the simple-minded sensitive guy to Harold's brash manly man.

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!! Torvald

* LivingProp: He's there to round out the sports teams.

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!! Torvald
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->'''Voiced By:''' Creator/MichaelBacall

A 13-year-old bully who has been held back several years.

* AbhorrentAdmirer: She's good friends with Eugene, but while she's happy about Rhonda's marriage prediction in the episode "Married", Eugene's response is...less than enthusiastic.

* AmbiguouslyGay: His bedroom is decorated with rainbows and unicorns and he seems to enjoy dancing and musicals. He also reacts with horror that he has to kiss a girl in "Romeo & Juliet". (The other boys do too, but Eugene specifically states, "I'd rather not kiss a girl," while the others just laugh) and seems to be displeased with the idea of marrying Sheena in "Married". Also, this dialogue from "Ghost Bride":

* Jerkass: He shows no remorse in antagonizing Arnold in order to get back at him for accidentally revealing his embarrassing secret to the other kids.

* InnocentBetaBitch: For Ronda. She never acts stuck up compare to her and has eccentricities of her own.

* BrilliantButLazy: He generally doesn't do well in school and is kinda ditzy but as Mr. Simmons points out at the end of "The Aptitude Test", he can actually be pretty smart if he applies himself.

* BornUnlucky: He was also born on a Friday the 13th.

* TheChewToy: He nearly always gets knocked out by Helga in his main RunningGag.

* HeroicBSOD: When her family becomes poor in [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "Rhonda Goes Broke"]] - specifically, when everybody finds out that she's poor - Rhonda has a major one, spending all her time in her room miserably crying. Luckily, Arnold reboots her when he talks some sense into her and asks if being rich is ''all'' she's about.

* InnocentlyInsensitive: She tries to console Arnold over Dino's alleged death in "Dino Checks Out", she simply tells Arnold that Dino was an "old man" and "that's what old people do, they die" despite the fact that Dino was believed to have died in a boating accident as opposed to old age. She makes it worse by then saying "He wasn't that good of a singer anyway." which is negative continuity from a previous episode "School Dance" where she actually enjoyed Dino's music.
* JerkassBall: In the episode "Miss Perfect" when she teams up with Helga, Phoebe, Nadine, and Sheena to humiliate Lila in the cafeteria. Then again, she ends up feeling bad for what she did.

* DependingOnTheArtist: Whenever Sid is shown hatless, the artists can't seem to decide if he has a full head of medium length black hair underneath, or just the stringy tufts we see anyway.

* CharacterExaggeration: During his early apparitions in the series, he already was shown to be an optimistic kid, but his optimism had limits (He broke down in tears in "Eugene's Bike" and got very depressed in "Eugene's Pet") In later episodes, he tends shown to be freakishly happy, always reacting to all the bad things happening to him with a big smile on his face.

* CatchPhrase: Start off urban legend exposition with "The story of [blank], has been passed down from kid generation to kid generation, and our own Gerald is the keeper of the tale. Go ahead Gerald."

* CatchPhrase:
** "You're a bold kid, Arnold. A bold kid."
** "Whatever you say."
** "Ain't nothing to it but to do it."
** "Mm-mm-''mm''" whenever someone (usually Helga) is acting foolish.
** "Arnold, are you thinking what I'm thinking?"

* {{Catchphrase}}: In response to Helga asking her to do something: "[verb]-ing!"

* CatchPhrase:
** ''"Madame Fortress Mommy!"'' [[ThrowItIn Adlibbed]] by Justin Shenkarow once to Craig and everyone's amusement. They kept writing it in after.
** "Aah Mommy!"
** "I was hungry" can count, as he says it in several episodes when he eats something he isn't supposed to.

* InelegantBlubbering: Is extremely prone to this, often in the midst of one of his meltdowns that begin with, [[CatchPhrase "AHHHH! MOMMY!"]] In "Weighing Harold," he became so upset at being called fat that he wept onto the blacktop. In "What's Opera, Arnold?" he also sang a parody of "Vesti la giubba" from ''Theatre/{{Pagliacci}}'', bawling just as much as any hammy tenor, and in other episodes the music of that aria tends to underscore his blubbering fits.

* CatchPhrase: "This really bites" and variations of it was prevalent throughout the series. In seasons 3, 4, and 5, he also said "Willikers!"

* CatchPhrase:
** "Boy howdy."
** "The story of [blank], has been passed down from kid generation to kid generation, and our own Gerald is the keeper of the tale. Go ahead Gerald."

* CatchPhrase: "ImOkay," said after something bad happens to him.

* CatchPhrase: Many of her sentences will contain the phrase, ''"ever so sweet"''.

** Of his siblings, he's the In-Between to Timberly's Nice and Jamie O's mean. He's not a bully like Jamie O, but he's more crafty than Timberly.

* EpicFail: In "Weighing Harold" he becomes self-conscious about his weight after several people make fun of him for it and goes on a fitness cruise for obese kids who want to lose weight. Somehow he comes back even fatter than before! As a bonus, the commercial for the fitness cruise implied that only salads and other healthy foods were served, meaning that he somehow gained all of that weight from overeating salads.

* HiddenDepths: Usually with Harold what you see is what you get. But after a mix up in "The Aptitude Test" results in him believing he's a genius, he starts listening to classical music, correctly solves a math problem in his head, and designs a gazebo/bonsai garden for his family's rooftop.

* HugeGuyTinyGirl: The tiny girl to Stinky's huge guy.