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Author: PsiPaula4

Apr 5th 2012 at 4:41:31 AM

Here's some things I'm familiar with from the {{Keet}} page. (Plus one that isn't there but should be.)

Film-Animated
* Dash from ''TheIncredibles'', partly due to his SuperSpeed, can be one of these at times. [[AnnoyingYoungerSibling Needless to say, his sister usually doesn't take it well.]]
Video Games
* Claus from ''VideoGame/{{Mother 3}}''. [[spoiler: Until he gets brainwashed by the Pigmasks, that is.]]
* In most of his incarnations, [[TheLegendOfZelda Legend of Zelda's]] main protagonist, Link, is a rather serious young person. By contrast, [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker]]'s Link is cheerful, upbeat, and downright silly at times. He can still go toe to toe with the baddest of the bad, but he was also once turned into a human pancake.
Western Animation

* {{Chowder}}. He's surprisingly hyperactive and says mostly everything in a loud, cheerful voice.
* ''The FairlyOddParents'': Timmy Turner is this arguably. He has NoIndoorVoice and is very very energetic. He, in fact, is the center of a ToyShip, several in fact.
* GIR from ''InvaderZim''.

And I'm bad with titles too but I'll try to think of something.

Also there are several more characters from Keet I am familiar with, but the characters need to be cute kids, don't they? Because I see examples on there who are adults (who in my opinion aren't even cute) like Mario and Spongebob. I don't think they count at all. This trope should only apply to cute small characters.

In fact, there are several child characters on {{Keet}} that are there that I don't even think apply. Sheen from Jimmy Neutron? Sure he's loud, but he is not cute, at least in my opinion. That trope needs serious sorting o_o