History Awesome / EdEddNEddy

* Although he's blissfully unaware of it in "Momma's Little Ed", Edd practically punishes Eddy by vacuuming up his "frisky" magazines and allowing his phonograph to be destroyed to make room for his ant farm. At the very end, he makes the little practical joker massage his feet.

-->'''Sarah:''' ''Ed!'' You can't kick me out, Mister! I LIVE HERE TOO!\\

** In "Stop, Look and Ed", he ''strangles Ed with his legs'' after Ed spills his ant farm.

* In "Cleanliness is next to Edness", Double D manages to hold of ''Sarah'' for a short time by [[MundaneMadeAwesome gluing her hands to the floor.]] It doesn't last long, but considering how strong Sarah usually is, it's pretty impressive.

** In "Stop, Look and Ed", he ''strangles Ed'' after Ed spills his ant farm.

* Anytime he [[BewareTheNiceOnes snaps]]. For example when, in "X Marks the Ed", he angrily kicks the kids out of his house because they were making fun of Eddy. And who can forget the scene between him and [[SpoiledBrat Sarah]] from "Is There an Ed in the House?"

* In the comic "Where No Ed Has Gone Before", the Kankers had Jonny run around the cul de sac with a flying saucer, knowing that Ed would take to it like a fly to honey. They then set up a fake flying saucer for the Eds to investigate and kissed them to their heart's content.

* In the comic "Retire Ed", the Eds have done every scam on the list, so Eddy decides to retire. Instead of being relieved by this, Ed and Edd try to bring him out of retirement, while all Eddy wants to do is sunbathe. They try everything: reverse psychology, schemes, cajoling, and still Eddy refuses. Finally, after Ed gets fed up smashes a rake over his head, Eddy has had enough harassment, so he thinks of one more scam: Using Ed and Edd as piñatas.

* After being tricked with post-it notes in "Momma's Little Ed", Edd practically punishes Eddy by first vacuuming up his "frisky" magazines as a sort of passive-aggressive reaction to having been manipulated throughout the show, and then practically gives him the brush-off. At the very end, he makes the little practical joker massage his feet.

* After being tricked with post-it notes in "Momma's Little Ed", Edd practically punishes Eddy by first sucking up his "frisky" magazines as a sort of passive-aggressive reaction to having been manipulated throughout the show, and then practically gives him the brush-off. At the very end, he makes the little practical joker massage his feet.

* In the comic "Retire Ed", the Eds have done every scam on the list, so Eddy decides to retire. Instead of being relieved by this, Ed and Edd try to bring him out of retirement, while all Eddy wants to do is sunbathe. Finally, after Ed smashes a rake over his head, Eddy has had enough harassment, so he thinks of one more scam: Using Ed and Edd as piñatas.

* In the comic "Retire Ed", the Eds have done every scam on the list, so Eddy decides to retire. Instead of being relieved by this, Ed and Edd try to bring him out of retirement. Finally Eddy has had enough harassment, so he thinks of one more scam: Using Ed and Edd as piñatas.

* In the comic "Retire Ed", the Eds have done every scam on the list, so Eddy decides to retire. Instead of being relieved by this, Edd and Ed try to bring him out of retirement. Finally Eddy has had enough harassment, so he thinks of one more scam: Using Ed and Edd as piñatas.

* At one point, Double D and Eddy use a puppet show to with a couple of Ed's toys to make Ed happy. Eddy gives up immediately and Double D tries to tell him off about it. Ed pulls the string on the back of his monster toy while Double D isn't looking. Cue the toy '''''SHOOTING A FIFTY FOOT FLAME AT EDDY AND DOUBLE D'''''. Eddy's reaction sums it right up.

* Double-D has created many, many awesome things out of cardboard and other junk, but probably the best was the Thingamajig, the technological equivalent of a genie's lamp that spat out whatever it's user wanted, including things bigger than the Thingamajig itself. And Double-D acted as if creating more than one would have been no big deal.

* Just before the end of 'Ed, Ed and Away!', Eddy takes on Sarah and Jimmy for the balloon, and wins. Bearing in mind that Sarah can usually decimate all three Eds without effort, Eddy willingly vying for the balloon in a physical confrontation shows a certain level of determination beyond his usual self-preservation when Sarah is involved.

-->'''Marie:''' Where's our May?!
-->'''Eddy:''' ''WHERE'S '''OUR''' DOUBLE-D?!''

-->'''Ed''': '''BIG TROUBLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!'''

-->'''Eddy:''' '''Beat it!'''
-->Kankers stand there stunned for a few beats, then they ''actually do!''
-->'''Ed:''' (in awe) Good one, Eddy.
-->'''Eddy:''' ''Vultures!''

-->'''Double D:''' ''(flipping through his book)'' Something's not right here! ''(Marie suddenly appears between the pages)'' Marie!?\\

-->'''Jonny:''' [[PreAssKickingOneLiner Scratch]] ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner this]]''.

* Whenever Eddy does something that completely merits whatever fate and/or beating he's handed, it's immensely satisfying to see him suffer for being such a huge jerk. One example in particular comes from "Cry Ed": after spending the afternoon trying to steal attention from an injury-prone Jimmy, Eddy winds up trapped in a hole with Kevin and Rolf, who are very unhappy with him landing on them while wearing a stove (ItsALongStory). Kevin's ready to pound, but Eddy claims that with his armor, he's invincible. Rolf immediately lays his tongue on the stove, finds a weak spot, and splits the stove open with a single punch, leaving Eddy defenseless to his ensuing pounding.

* Whenever Eddy does something that completely merits whatever fate and/or beating he's handed, it's immensely satisfying to see him suffer for being such a huge jerk. One example in particular comes from "Cry Ed": after spending the afternoon trying to steal attention from an injury-prone Jimmy, Eddy winds up trapped in a hole with Kevin and Rolf, who are very unhappy with him landing on them while wearing a stove (ItsALongStory). Kevin's ready to pound, but Eddy claims that with his armor, he's invincible. Rolf immediately spots a weak spot in the stove and splits it open with a single punch, leaving Eddy defenseless to his ensuing pounding.

* The first half of “Out with the Old, in with the Ed” is this for him. The fact that he (with Ed’s help) managed to alter everyone’s calendars, set up a heating system, and paint all the leaves on every tree in the cul-de-sac, ''without Edd noticing'', just so he could trick the other kids into thinking it’s still summer and scam them forever, is pretty impressive on his part. And if it hadn’t been for Edd figuring it out and Mother Nature intervening in the form of a rainstorm, ''it just might’ve worked''.

* ''Robbin Ed'' was one awesome episode all around, specifically for the debut of Captain Melonhead: [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass Jonny]]'s superhero alter ego.