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Sniffles is a very geeky individual seen as the local nerd by most peers. He has a knack for inventing machinery and constantly pursues a family of ants that'll always mutilate him in the end. Because of his plans’ tendency to backfire, Sniffles’ deaths are some of the most agonizing in the series.

Known by his fatal stupidity, he would escalate a mundane scenario into catastrophic bloodshed. He is often utilized in comedic gags, such as making a baffling cameo or being an unexpected plot element. He usually lives in a trailer, has quite the appetite, and because of his size and build, can survive injuries far more grievous than others. Unfortunately, that also means that Lumpy tends to have some of the longest and most torturous deaths in the series.

Known by his fatal stupidity, he remains the lethal elk who escalates mundane situations into catastrophic bloodshed. He is often utilized in comedic gags, such as making a baffling cameo or being an unexpected plot element. He usually lives in a trailer, has quite the appetite, and because of his size and build, can survive injuries far more grievous than others. Unfortunately, that also means that Lumpy tends to have some of the longest and most torturous deaths in the series.

Known by his fatal stupidity, he remains the lethal elk who escalates mundane situations into catastrophic bloodshed. Lumpy is often utilized in comedic gags, such as making a baffling cameo or being an unexpected plot element. He usually lives in a trailer, has quite the appetite, and because of his size and build, can survive injuries far more grievous than others. Unfortunately, that also means that Lumpy tends to have some of the longest and most torturous deaths in the series.

Already known for his fatal stupidity, this moose remains the lethal elk who escalates mundane situations into catastrophic bloodshed. Lumpy is often utilized in comedic gags, such as making a baffling cameo or being an unexpected plot element. He usually lives in a trailer, has quite the appetite, and because of his size and build, can survive injuries far more grievous than others. Unfortunately, that also means that Lumpy tends to have some of the longest and most torturous deaths in the series.

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Already known for his fatal stupidity, this moose remains the lethal elk who escalates mundane situations into catastrophic bloodshed. He is one of the few Toons to always be portrayed as an adult or authority figure, so he tends to be a recurring caretaker of the other characters. Lumpy is often utilized in gags for comedy, where he either makes a [[TheCameo baffling cameo]] or shows up as an unexpected plot element. He usually lives in a trailer, has quite the appetite, and because of his size and build, can survive injuries far more grievous than others. Unfortunately, that also means that Lumpy tends to have some of the longest and most torturous deaths in the series.

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A blue [[FunnyAnimal Hegdehog]] from Creator/{{Sega}}'s lead franchise, ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog''. Sonic was the original mascot of ''Gory Toons'' and one of the four original characters who starred in the very first episode of the series. Faithful to his trademark since his inception, Sonic has the ability to run at a very fast speed. He is one of the few characters to be portrayed like their original counterpart accurately. Of course, {{flanderization}} still comes into play, as he frequently kills other characters in most episodes starring him. He's in a debate mini-series called "Chubby Short Hungry Aliens" where he antagonizes Mario.

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She is characterized as an alpha-bitch. On some occasions, she behaves rather hostilely towards other characters and is responsible for some other Toons' misfortune or suffering. Petunia is in a prominent relationship with Handy, which ''Gory Toons'' takes advantage of for being official.

Petunia remains a severely mysophobic NeatFreak and this particular aspect of her character proceeds to grow even further throughout the series. Sadly, none of the filthy and ill-hygiene residences ever seem to heed her OCD. To add insult to injury, her deaths are among the messiest and the most outlandish. Petunia was once one of the only Toons to have never killed someone else, until the episodes “OH NO! IT'S THE POPO!” and “Come Clean, Scumbag!”. She is also the only character to have suffered a heart attack.

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A brainy [[FunnyAnimal anteater]] from the infamous and controversial but successful ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''. Sniffles is a very geeky individual in the position as the local nerd. While Sniffles was a regular since day one, he was mostly yet another Tree Friend who was ready to perish in the early episodes, but he became a major character after "Sonic got Hacked". He has a knack for inventing machinery and constantly pursues a family of ants that'll always mutilate him in the end. Because of his plans’ tendency to backfire, Sniffles’ deaths are some of the most agonizing in the series.

A dumb [[FunnyAnimal blue moose]] from the web series, ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''. Lumpy, as the codifier of MoosesAreDumb, takes his status as LethallyStupid in stride. He is physically the tallest and needless to say, doesn't emote any recurring features shared among the other characters.

A dumb [[FunnyAnimal blue moose]] from the web series, ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''. Lumpy, as the codifier of MooseAreDumb, takes his status as LethallyStupid in stride. He is physically the tallest and needless to say, doesn't emote any recurring features shared among the other characters.

A dumb [[FunnyAnimal blue moose]] from the web series, ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''. Lumpy is an exaggerated case of LethallyStupid and an infamous example of MooseAreIdiots. He is the tallest and needless to say, doesn't emote any recurring features shared among the other characters.

Withstanding the position as one of the most used Toons, Lumpy has one of the highest numbers of appearances. He also has one of the highest kill counts, has the most jobs, and has the highest number of survived episodes.

Already known for his fatal stupidity, this moose remains the lethal elk who habitually escalates situations into catastrophic bloodshed. He is one of the few Toons to always be portrayed as an adult or authority figure, so he tends to be a recurring caretaker of the other characters. Lumpy is often utilized in gags for comedy, where he either makes a [[TheCameo baffling cameo]] or shows up as an unexpected plot element. He becomes a {{Jerkass}} on a further basis, as his selfish behavior or troublesome mischief seems to have become a regular occurrence. He usually lives in a trailer, has quite the appetite, and because of his size and build, can survive injuries far more grievous than others. Unfortunately, that also means that Lumpy tends to have some of the longest and most torturous deaths in the series.

* TheGenericGuy: A whole species of them. Specifically, their purpose is to function like local townsfolk of the city Gory Toons takes place in.

* TheComicallySerious: His expressions are rather solemn.

* FurryConfusion: Aside from minor characters, He is the only anthropomorphic canine in ''Gory Toons''.

* OnlySaneMan: One of the exceptionally rare cases. He is constantly seen annoyed, shocked, or disgusted by others' appalling behavior.

* ButtMonkey: Because of the strange pattern of him being killed off so darn often in ''Family Guy'', Brian Griffin precisely spends most of his screentime to die, which would occur even before a plot even starts, giving him one of the ''lowest'' survival rates in the series.

* ADayInTheLimelight: While he is mostly either a mere victim to the [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist rambunctious protagonist's antics]], there are a fair number of times where he plays an important role or has a good chunk of screentime.

** In "Busin My Mass", he acts as the {{Foil}} and StraightMan of Peter Griffin. In this particular episode, he almost, if not, just has as much screentime as Peter.

* DeadpanSnarker: Man, he's the snarky type.
* FurryConfusion: He is the only actual anthropomorphic canine character. Most other dogs and canines depicted in the series are either pets or non-sapient.

* NoRespectGuy: Is practically the new Meg in the series, as most of the characters disregard his safety.
* OnlySaneMan: Along with Flaky, Handy, SML Mario, and Brooklyn Guy, he is in this position most of the time. He is constantly seen annoyed, shocked, or disgusted by others' appalling behavior.
* PerpetualFrowner: His casual emote is a sorrowful grimace.
* StraightMan: He is a relatively normal character who is a foil for Peter's antics.
* SnarkyNonHumanSidekick: A sarcastic yet sharp-witted sidekick to Peter.

* BeenThereShapedHistory: The episode "Sonic Got Hacked" exactly predicted Sonic's redesign, though he simply hacked into the system and altered Sonic's design rather than prompting the creators to change it themselves with criticism and backlash.

* BunglingInventor: Sniffles might have an expertise in making effecient devices, he usually falls miserably, as he would miss crucial setbacks in his inventions and uses them unwisely.

* {{Flanderization}}: Handy's occasional streak of not caring about another character's gruesome fate, particular tendecy for having relatively panned out demises, and general moments where he is pulling his trademark grumpy expression has crowded out his other character traits in ''Gory Toons''. Namely, whenever Handy appears in an episode, he will probably first appear with a grumpy expression, or if Handy's feeling really unlucky, would make an appearance only to suffer.

* GleefulAndGrumpyPairing: With [=SpongeBob=]. Handy is a perpetually angry beaver who is visibly fustrasted about his lack of hands. Meanwhile, [=SpongeBob=] is an optimistic person who greets everybody with a smile.

* OhCrap!: Let's out a ''very'' apporiate one only minutes before Lumpy raims his vehicles into him in ""And It Just Fixs!".

* NiceHat: Wears a hard hat. It has protected him from serious injury and death on a few occasions.

* NiceHat: A pirate hat.

* {{Flanderization}}: Patrick was fairly street smart and while he had his moments, he wasn't a complete douche or anything. Here, his worst traits have amped UpToEleven.

* BlindingBangs: His hair covers up his eyes.

** In ""Zombodie Told Me"", he does a sneak-attack on a vicious zombified Cuddles by smacking his head with a wooden club, which smashes his skull open, killing Cuddles. Knowing this lethal moose, you'd expect him to mistake a trick-or-treater as the zombie.

* BigBrotherInstinct: The moment when the smaller Toons, he will go out of his way to save them. Though, he usually ends killing them or himself by accident.

* BigBrotherInstinct: When the smaller Toons are in his care, he'll go to great lengths to try and protect them — even if he usually winds up killing them or himself in the process.

* BodyPocket: Lumpy apparently has chest pockets in his fur.

** Lumpy and Fliqpy have fought a few times in the series and in most of them, Lumpy actually wins!

* KindheartedSimpleton: Whenever he's not an antagonist or a LethalKlutz, his true well-meaning nature emerges. He put his life on the line on several occasions to help others.

* LethalKlutz: His stupidity has still caused the majority of the characters' deaths.

* AfraidOfBlood: Went absolutely balastic when a drop of blood was on her forehead. {{Justified}}, as she is a neat-freak after all.

* AdultsAreUseless: As most adults in the series are outrageously incompetent, Lumpy is beyond the worst examples, with ''only'' Pop shown to be far stupditer,.

* AdultsAreUseless: Lumpy is one of the few characters who's never portrayed as a child when the plot requires it, but that doesn't make him any more competent or responsible.
* AntiRoleModel: Lumpy became more villainous in this series. It's possible that he is designed this way to serve as some sort of a "what not to do" character. Hardly works since most of the characters are assholes, however.

** In "OH NO! IT'S THE POPO!", he is depicted as a [[DirtyCop horrendous cop who murders several guiltless people over selfish desires.]] Later on, his attempt to steal Patrick's donut bites him in the ass, where Lumpy is electrocuted and gets his nose blown open.

** In "A normal [=SpongeBob=] episode", he spits a dart onto [=SpongeBob's=] filled stomach and defeats him, stopping his "[[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext voring rampage]]".

* ADayInTheLimeLight: "A Lumpy way to the Hospital", "OH NO! IT'S THE POPO!", and "Zombodie Told Me".

* FriendToAllChildren: When the characters are portrayed as children, he often plays with this trope.

* GeniusDitz: Despite being one of the dumbest characters in the show, he also ironically displays the most common sense.
* GentleGiant: Is technically the tallest Toon and often a very nice character.

** How many times did Lumpy get crushed?

** On some occasions, Lumpy appears during the last second in an aprubt fashion to cause a plot element.

* WeirdnessMagnet: Lumpy still has the habbit for attracting or involving himself into the weirdest situations possible and this time, it ''really'' is saying something, considering what type of web-series ''Gory Toons'' is. From [=SpongeBob=]'s ridiculous episode where he swallows everybody else, to casually being in the middle of Cuddles' zombification and killing spree, this moose is probably the most likely to endure the surreal events that regularly occurs in ''Gory Toons''.

* HeroesWantRedheads: Becomes an OfficialCouple with Handy, who's an orange beaver.

* LovableAlphaBitch: Maybe rude on occasion and has killed on occasion, but looking past those flaws, Petunia's a nice gal.

* NiceGirl: Usually very friendly towards the other characters. When she isn't being a complete germaphobic scamp, that is.

* SmellySkunk: Subtly defied -- It has never been hinted that Petunia smells bad, but her five showers a day, the flower on her head, and the air freshener necklace ''may'' have something to do with that.

* BunglingInventor: His inventions often backfire lethally on him and those around him due to design flaws or him using them unwisely.

* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In the early seasons, he was a generic bookworm once again who did nothing more than simply having a fondess towards math equations. In his spotlight episodes, he doesn't invent any form of machinery and instead, was characterized as the persistent anteater. The seventh season opener "Lick Anto Enjoy" gives him back his signature talent of inventing complex machines that constantly backfire at his own and/or others' expense.
* ColdBloodedTorture: He falls victim to this whenever the ants are involved.

* GadgeteerGenius: Of course.

* MisplacedWildlife: He's a South American anteater put in an American city.

* DeathGlare: Often makes this face when he can't do something because of being without hands.

* GleefulAndGrumpyPairing: With [=SpongeBob=].

* PricklyPorcupine: She's technically the only porcupine on the show, which is really saying something. Type B almost describes her perfectly, as she is certainly a victim and very shy, but she isn't shunned for her quills which normally don't get in the way unless death is involved.

* RedIsHeroic: A caring porcupine, and has red fur.

* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Flaky has an odd fear of baby chicks, more so than everything else, as it's a call-back to what she encounters in the petting zoo in "A To Zoo". Weirdly enough, it seems to be initially just chicks. She didn't appear to be particularly afraid of any other birds, but it appears that she has now developed a fear of [[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog Peckies]] as well, at least according to the ''Battle of the Multiverse'' episode "Give me that Flippin' love".

* PoorCommunicationKills: Due to never speaking, nobody can understand him.

* YourMimeMakesItReal: It is sometimes shown that he can turn seemingly imaginary objects into actual reality, such as "Cub the prodigy bear" and "Mime vs. The Mole". When Mime was pulling on "imaginary" rope, Gerald walked in front of Mime — however, both his legs are instanstly sliced afterward.

Although his demeanor and blindness are recipes for disaster, The Mole actually has one of the highest survival rates in the series, mostly due to dumb luck. ''Gory Toons'' decides to portray him as a hobo who would occasionally wander the streets and made him proficent in combat, which is most exemplified when he was the archenemy of Mime.

* FriendlyPirate: He likes sailing, fishing, and treasure and has a pirate hat, a peg leg, and an eyepatch. However, he never really commits acts of piracy or otherwise does anything particularly illegal or immoral, being more of a sailor than a pirate.

* MisplacedWildlife: Being a marine animal among mostly land-originated citizens. Granted, he does spend a lot of his time near the sea and water.

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[[folder:Cub]]

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An adorable tan [[FunnyAnimal baby bear]] from ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''. He is one of the very few Toons to be exclusively portrayed as a child, although whether he is a very young baby or a toddler depends on the episode. Because of his small stature, Cub is the most defenseless character in the dangerous world of ''Gory Toons'', which often costs him dearly. Cub is very intelligent for his age, as he is later revealed as a ChildProdigy. He is the most prominent supporting child character, for being the son of Pop.
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-->Debut: Eggman's new scheme
-->Franchise: WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends

* ADogNamedDog: A bear cub named Cub.
* BabyTalk: Being a baby, this is how Cub talks.
* ButtMonkey: Dies in most of his appearances, usually caused by his father by accident. Unlike most of the characters, he has barely any way to protect himself due to just being a baby.
* BrainyBaby: Cub is made out as WiseBeyondTheirYears and acts less like an infant.
* CharacterDevelopment: He started as another filler Tree Friend and a babbling toddler who spouted nonsense, but now, he's very intelligent and speaks more coherently.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Cub was initially a simple-minded infant who would act the same as his canonical counterpart. However, he later develops a personality, where it's now established that he's merely a child with the appearance of an infant who's also a prodigy.
* ChildProdigy: Is characterized like this.
* ADayInTheLimeLight: Cub has had a number of spotlight episodes.
** In "Bearly Caring", he has a B-plot that places him in unfortunate slapstick until his inedible demise.
** In "Cub the prodigy bear", he is revealed to be a ChildProdigy. This prompts an alleged high school to take him away from his school to a higher educational program.
* DeadBabyComedy: Literally, since he dies a lot and is a baby.
* DeathOfAChild: He's often killed off in horrible ways, just like the other characters.
* FearlessInfant: Sometimes, he is happy even in dangerous situations. He also is seen happy even when he sees somebody dying.
* FreeRangeChildren: Several times, he has been seen on his own without his family.
* HasTwoMommies: Since Disco Bear and Pop are now an official gay couple.
* HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood: What? Just because he's an infant doesn't mean he's spared from the carnage.
* NiceHat: And apparently it hides an entire mane of hair.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: He is a cute bear cub.
* TheSixthRanger: Often tags along with the main kid characters, such as "Cub the bear prodigy".
* SpotlightStealingSquad: As Pop became the most prominent parent character, Cub inadvertently gets a lot of screen-time than the other younger characters, resulting in him becoming one of the most recognizable characters in the series.
* WiseBeyondTheirYears: He is quite intelligent for an infant.
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[[folder:Brian Griffin]]
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A talking [[FunnyAnimal dog]] from ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''. Brian Griffin is one of the series' very few rational characters. He is a wise and cultured, but cynical Labrador, who serves as the voice of reason and straight-man for Peter. Brian is habitually killed off much earlier and gruesomely than most other characters in the majority of the episodes featuring him, giving him a very poor survival rate.
-->Debut: Super Pooper
-->Franchise: WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy
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** In "Dial D For Diddly 2", he is the HeroAntagonist that [[KnightTemplar Ned Flander targets for being an atheist.]]

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A mentally disabled child from the show ''WebVideo/SuperMarioLogan''. He is unintelligent and impaired, two traits that influence mayhem for everyone around him. Thankfully, this nuisance is calmer this time around. Usually, Jeffy is a prominent peer who is commonly seen in a school setting or appearing with his adoptive father Mario. While pertaining at least enough deaths to sastify his detractors, Jeffy doesn't die too often.
-->Debut: Flippy's Rampage (And Mr. Krabs new bank machine)
-->Franchise: WebVideo/SuperMarioLogan
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* AdaptationalDumbass: YES! If you thought {{flanderization}} couldn't hit hard, then... In the original series, Jeffy was moreover comically stupid, would show common sense often, and some of his stupidity actually seems to be ObfuscatingStupidity. In here, he is rather mentally disabled and his saner moments seem to have diminished. He appears to be even confused about his own facial expressions.
* AlwaysABiggerFish: Oddly enough, the principal follows ''Gory Toons'' as well, where if you thought [=SpongeBob=], Cuddles, or Fliqpy's respective personalities caused the most conflicts, then you haven't seen Jeffy.
* AscendedExtra: He had a brief ChuckCunninghamSyndrome following his debut, then re-appeared in a few specials and started to ascend to main character position.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: He is surprisingly [[UpToEleven twice the amount]] of dangerous for someone so ditzy and absent-minded.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Jeffy's personality is made more bizarre, as it is often suggested Jeffy is in his own world when idled.
* TheDitz: He appears to act even ''more'' brainless.
* FishEyes: Jeffy's eyes are casually derped most of the time.
* {{Jerkass}}: He occasionally becomes the main or secondary antagonist within an episode.
* KindheartedSimpleton: Jeffy's behavior seems to finally gotten better as his depiction in ''Gory Toons'' is much friendlier opposed to his portrayal in ''[=SuperMarioLogan=]'', where he was acting like a {{Troll}} with a HairTriggerTemper.
* OutOfFocus: Ethier because he loathed by fans and the creator alike or has been literally dumbed down to a clueless imbecile, Jeffy is less involved with the plots that feature him and appears less consistently than [=SpongeBob=]'s other young peers.
* PluckyComicRelief: His personality seemingly improved, but then again, Jeffy's role has lessened into the position of a goofy supporting character.
* ThemeTune: Has a theme song called "Doh De Oh" by Creator/KevinMacLeod and this is played whenever Jeffy's sheer idiocy/retardation ensues before the music changes or not, usually done for comic effect or not.
* TooDumbToLive: To a greater degree.
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A SpoiledBrat version of Bowser Junior from ''WebVideo/SuperMarioLogan''. He's a minor character in the series.
-->Debut: It's An Alaskan Bull Worm!
-->Franchise: WebVideo/SuperMarioLogan

* TheDitz: Is one of the more oblivious characters.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: By standpoint, he is a jerk. However, in ''Gory Toons'', his good side shows up a lot more often.
* LivingProp: Most of Junior's prominence is as a prop.
* PetTheDog: He is much more friendly than his much more malicious, bratty, and selfish depiction.
* TooDumbToLive: Being in dangerous places is not exactly the smartest move.

[[folder:Ike Broflovski]]
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An iconic and cheerful toddler from ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark''. Ike is Kyle's adoptive baby brother who often follows him wherever he goes.
-->Debut: Cub the prodigy bear
-->Franchise: WesternAnimation/SouthPark

* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: He is very persistent and constantly follows his brother Kyle.
* BigBrotherWorship: He idolizes his brother Kyle very much.
* BrainyBaby: While not nearly as intelligent as Cub, he is very knowledgeable and aware for someone his age.
* IconicOutfit: His blue pajamas, his green shirt with the sailboat is almost never seen ironically enough, even during a scene in "Stewie's Lesson", where he was at a school.

[[folder: Meg Griffin]]
-->Debut: Shut Up Meg
-->Franchise: WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy
* AbhorrentAdmirer: Her first episode makes it clear that she's very desperate for love.
* AmbiguousDisorder: Meg has already displayed some attachment problems.
* AxCrazy: Shows tendencies of psychopathy.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Squidward does seem to treat Meg with respect upon initial interaction. So Meg all of a sudden becomes too attached.
* ButtMonkey: Meg has been killed in most of her appearances.
* ADayInTheLimeLight: "Shut Up Meg"
* FreudianExcuse: Meg's {{Yandere}} tendencies have something to do with her ButtMonkey status.
* FriendlessBackground: [[DependingOnTheWriter Depending on the episode]], she's occasionally depicted as having no friends to being seen as a standard teenage friend for a character.
* JerkassBall: Gets handed this depending on the episode.
* LikesOlderMen: Her first crush for example was SQUIDWARD.
* LoserProtagonist: Meg is frequently put on the receiving end of various abuse.
* NeverBareheaded: She always wears her signature pink hat.
* NiceGirl: Well, as long as she's not coco.
* PhraseCatcher: "Shut up, Meg". It was even the title of her debut episode.
* PinkGirlBlueBoy: The Pink Girl to Squidward's Blue Boy. She wears a pink beanie and shirt, while Squidward is a blue octopus.
* StalkerWithACrush: Meg usually stalks guys who are nice to her. She stalked Squidward in an episode.
* TemporarilyAVillain: She went into this in "Shut Up Meg".
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[[folder: Waddle Dees]]

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Basic mooks found across the ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'' series. These little guys are regular denizens who won't really oppose as much of a threat. Sadly, most of the fellow Toons always target these hapless Waddle Dees. Especially a pink blob. Typically, most of these Waddle Dees appear to represent the local townsfolk of ''Gory Toons'', right alongside Generic Tree Friends and the Bikini Bottomities.

On occasion, these guys are seen alongside their cyclopic cousin, Waddle Doo. The species have survived a fair share of episodes, mainly due to their presence as background characters normally. The Waddle Dees are considered antagonists against the main character, but on the other hand, they are treated as a main Kirby character alongside King Dedede and Kirby themselves. As a matter of fact, even though Waddle Dee is normally the underdog in ''Gory Toons'', he is an ally in some episodes.
-->Debut: Mothers Day Battle
-->Franchise: VideoGame/{{Kirby}}

* TheBadGuyWins: The Waddle Dees manages to triumph victory against Kirby in "One Tough Cream Puff".
* ButtMonkey: Waddle Dees are often eaten or antagonized by Kirby.
* TheDogBitesBack: Sometimes, Waddle Dees will strike at Kirby and they can be successful considering what becomes of the puffball in this series.
* FriendlyEnemy: The Waddle Dees appear to be hostile creatures, but really, they are fairly neighborly towards the protagonists and other denizens of ''Gory Toons''.
* TheGenericGuy: A whole species of them. Specifically, their purpose is to function like local townsfolk of the city Gory Toons takes place in.
* {{Hobbits}}: Whenever background civilization is needed, Waddle Dees fulfill this role most commonly.
* MascotMook: Thanks to their cute design and frequent appearances as background characters, Waddle Dees are often the representative of the ''Kirby'' series in ''Gory Toons'' alongside Kirby himself.
* {{Mook}}: Serve as this to the main cast, being enemies, mostly as henchmen to Dedede.
* NoMouth: All of them lack a mouth, just having eyes and BlushStickers on their face.
* RecurringExtra: They aren’t particularly crucial for whatever insane or gruesome plot is the focus of an episode, but considering their regular appearances in episodes, in essence, Waddle Dees are more or less the most common background characters in the series.
* VillainsOutShopping: Besides the occasional moment where the Waddle Dees do attack the protagonists, they are mostly denizens of ''Gory Toons'' alongside many other mellow characters. In fact, Waddle Dees are commonly seen hanging out with the protagonists and have participated in common activities with them.
* WaddlingHead: They're mainly a head with limbs attached.

[[folder: Poppy Bros. Jr.]]

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An elf-like foe from ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}''. He loves pelting bombs at folks.
-->Debut: Flippy the Bus Driver
-->Franchise: VideoGame/{{Kirby}}

* {{Jerkass}}: Certain appearances portray him as a jester who wants nothing more than to cause trouble.
* PerpetualSmiler: The only time it doesn't smile is when it's killed.
* PieEyed: Some appearances and designs portray him like this.
* ThrowDownTheBomblet: He attacks by throwing bombs.
* VillainousHarlequin: This persistent jester tends to antagonize the fellow heroes, mostly by catapulting bombs at them.

[[folder:Toad]]
[[hardline]]
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A [[MushroomMan mushroom retainer]] from the ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' line of video games. Though a fungal resident in the Mushroom Kingdom, Toad is a casual victim of frequent slaugther every Toon has to regularly face. This mushroomed humanoid is a singular character among an entire species of look-alikes, but this Toad has a red bulbous cranium and a blue vest to separate him from his identical-looking kind. He mainly takes the position as a supporting character, helping the leading protagonists on several of their adventures or typically playing a role as the average denzien.
-->Debut: Eggman's new scheme
-->Franchise: Franchise/SuperMarioBros

* ButtMonkey: Poor Toad has techinically died in the entirety of both 2020 and 2021, plus 2222 ''so far''. In all instances, he spends a good chunk of his screentime to be merely killed off. Resultingly, poor Toad is killed in most of his appearances.
* ColorCodedCharacters: If there's ''a'' Toad who has a red cap, chances are, he's ''the'' Toad.
* CompositeCharacter: Considering how only a ''single'' red Toad has appeared in an episode, he is likely a stand-in for red-capped Toads in general.
* ClothingAppendage: Several of Toad's deaths often reveal his "mushroom hat" to be apart of his head. Sometimes, said bulb contains an [[BodyHorror entire brain.]]
* DropTheHammer: He uses the Super Hammer from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker2'' to construct a brick wall in "A youtube return/ The best episode!".
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: ''Gory Toons'' tries to make an effort to distinguish Toad from his species, by making other Toads in different colorations. So far, we've only seen Yellow Toad and Toadette, with no more than ''one'' red Toad making an appearance.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Toad's first appearance was technically in the episode "Eggman's new scheme", where his mushroom bulb is shown during a brief scene.
* ManOnFire: Gets caught on fire in "Splendid What Mondon't".
* MushroomMan: Toad is a little creature who has a mushroom on top of his head.
* NiceGuy: He's a polite steward who, unlike fellow characters, have genuine respect for his peers.
* OnlySaneMan: Mainly a casualty who seem to naturally react towards the orthodox chaotic tendencies caused by other Toons.
* ThePrankster: As seen in "Oh Yeah, Mr. Krabs: The Full Anime", he is a prankster and one of Bart's many partners in crime.
* UniformityException: Toad is ''distinct'' by his red cap and blue vest. No other red Toads had ever shown, ''the'' Toad is usually ''the'' Red Toad.

!Other Recurring Characters
[[folder:Mime]]
[[hardline]]
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A purple [[FunnyAnimal deer]] from ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends'' who is a mime. Mime is very talented at various circus and carnival acts. He loves peanuts and has an addiction to them. He never speaks. Of course, he's a mime, so this [[JustifiedTrope makes sense]]. Mime’s deaths are notable for mostly being instantaneous, with only a few of his demises actually being painful.
-->Debut: Sonic got Hacked
-->Franchise: WesternAnimation/HappyTreeFriends

* AscendedExtra: He was mostly a background Tree Friend whose only role is to exhibit his NonIronicClown personality. Starting with Season 7 onwards, he plays more major roles in episodes and is in the gang of commonly used Tree Friends alongside Nutty and Handy.
* ButtMonkey: Has only ever survived in ''4'' episodes in general, has only survived ''one'' episode in 2021, and never survived a single ''Gory Toons'' reboot episode so far. His dedication to his mime persona, while endearing to some, is considered irksome by others and often leads to the deaths of one or several Toons due to the lack of mutual understanding.
* CuteMute: He never says anything.
* ADayInTheLimeLight: "Those are mime peanuts" and "Mime Vs. The Mole".
* ElectiveMute: In several episodes, he makes brief vocal sounds, such as snoring, gagging, or gurgling. He most likely chooses not to speak or scream out of showmanship.
* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Wears no pants.
* KarmaHoudini: All three of his most significant roles that he survives have him get away with causing almost every death in the episode:
** In “Sonic got hacked”, he is distracted from his task of holding up a cardboard cutout advertising the [[Film/SonicTheHedgehog2020 Sonic The Hedgehog Movie]] via a string by the cold winds, causing him to let go of the rope and for the cardboard cutout to land onto the audience, slicing and crushing all of them. After all of that, he is one of the few characters who survived during the episode.
** In “Cub the prodigy bear”, Mime pulls on an invisible rope that Gerald happens to walk into, causing the latter to have his legs severed by the rope and die of blood loss. Mime manages to escape the scene by grabbing an invisible lasso and flinging himself out of sight.
** In “Those are mime peanuts”, his key-personality trait of being obsessed with peanuts has led to disaster. First and foremost, he annoys Flippy by chewing very loudly, prompting him to flip out and kill the rest of the customers in his peanut shop. Later on, he ends up guzzling up Fliqpy whole over a peanut that was on his forehead. Pretty much, Mime came out completely unscathed.
* NiceGuy: A good-natured and friendly deer who often uses his talents to cheer others up.
* PoorCommunicationKills: Due to never speaking, nobody can understand him.
* ThrowTheDogABone: Similar to Homer Simpson, Mime has one of the lowest survival rates in the show, with only his debut episode being kind enough to not kill him off. However, the Reboot series cut Mime some slack. A few episodes had Mime survive his prominent appearances, including his [[ADayInTheLimeLight spotlight episode]]. He goes back to having an abysmal death-survival ratio in modern seasons, but his track record in those appearances still blesses him decently for ''Gory Toons'' standards. Only Giggles fares better among the characters that die more often than not.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Peanuts, for some reason. Of course, this has been {{flanderized}} into an obsession.
* TheVoiceless: In several episodes he makes brief vocal sounds, such as snoring, gagging, or gurgling. He most likely chooses not to speak or scream out of showmanship.
* YourMimeMakesItReal: It is sometimes shown that he can turn seemingly imaginary objects into actual reality, such as "Cub the prodigy bear" and "Mime vs. The Mole". When Mime was pulling on "imaginary" rope, Gerald walked in front of Mime — however, both his legs are instanstly sliced afterward.

[[folder: The Mole]]
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A blind lavender [[FunnyAnimal mole]] from ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''. The rule that he and Lumpy are the most inept Toons for any given job still applies. Adding insult to injury, The Mole remains a mute individual with impaired hearing, rendering him incapable of properly communicating and making him destructively oblivious. He keeps his signature ability to instigate calamities wherever he goes and persists in doing activities that require vision, especially driving.

Although his demeanor and blindness are recipes for disaster, The Mole actually has one of the highest survival rates in the series, mostly due to dumb luck. ''Gory Toons'' decides to portray him as a hobo who would occasionally wander the streets and made him proficent in combat, which is most exemplified when he was the archenemy of Mime.
-->Debut: Sonic got Hacked

* ADogNamedDog: A mole named "Mole".
* BlindDriving: Often seen driving, despite being blind. Naturally, this leads to several mishaps.
* BlindMistake: His biggest form of comedy.
* BlindPeopleWearSunglasses: Mole is blind, and ambles about with a red-ended walking staff, turtleneck sweater, and rounded sunglasses similar to those of John Lennon. Being sightless, Mole rarely survives any of his appearances; of course, his fellow characters fare no better.
* ButtMonkey: Despite his high survival rate and surviving in most of his appearances, he has gone through some of the most agonizing deaths the show has to offer such as getting his head repeatably slammed with a hammer, exploding from touching a lamp, had his head impaled by a sword, etc.
* CaptainOblivious: Even taking his blindness into account, there are many instances where he should be able to hear or feel that something is wrong but doesn't.
* ADayInTheLimeLight: "Mime Vs The Mole"
* DrivesLikeCrazy: Whenever he's seen in a car, he will either crash it or drive clumsily. {{Justified}}, as he's blind.
* {{Hobo}}: Is often portrayed as a homeless man.
* InformedSpecies: He doesn't really look like a mole, more like a bear instead.
* TheFaceless: He always wears sunglasses and his turtleneck sweater [[NoMouth covers his mouth all the time]], making him appear expressionless at all times.
* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: No pants.
* HandicappedBadass: As seen in “Mime vs. The Mole”, where he fights on par with Mime.
* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: After spending the first five seasons generally unscathed, having only one (off-screen mind you) death at best, The Mole finally gets the proper ''Happy Tree Friends'' treatment in the Reboot series, where he dies far more often and in far messier and unique ways.
* NoMouth: His mouth is covered by his sweater.
* NiceGuy: He's just a friendly character with no grudge.
* TheStoic: Because his face is covered all the time and he's completely voiceless, he shows no emotion whatsoever, no matter what the situation. Justified, as he is blind, so he can't see what's exciting, depressing, or scary.
* TheSpeechless: He's never said a single word in any of his appearances. He never even makes any vocal noises of any kind.
* SpellMyNameWithAThe: The only character to have the word "the" as part of his name.
* SunglassesAtNight: Possibly justified by the fact that he's ''blind.''
* TooDumbToLive: While most of his mistakes can be explained by his blindness, the fact that a blind person is doing all these things that require sight in the first place indicates that he's not the brightest bulb. Like Lumpy, a more common occurrence being [[InvertedTrope "Too Dumb For Those Around Him To Live"]](with a few exceptions).

[[folder:Mayor [=MacDaniels=]]]
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A mayor from the show ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark''. Even though [=McDaniels=] technically has the authority over the rest of the ''Toons'', she isn't as competent as she makes herself out to be. [=McDaniels=] is the corrupt and idiotic mayor of the town who is rather narcissistic. Her methods to resolve problems isn't exactly the best to put it lightly. Most troubled denizens often ask for help from [=McDaniels=] whenever diseaster arise, but her own solutions would commonly further the deadly cataclysm. Despite her diseaterous ideas, Mayor [=McDaniels=] survives her appearances rather frequently. For that matter, she's now tied with Splendid and Liane for dying the least amount of times, which is a singular death.
-->Debut: Stewie's Lesson
-->Franchise: WesternAnimation/SouthPark

* ElderlyBlueHairedLady: Gives off this impression.
* {{Jerkass}}: She considers everyone in town a bunch of hillbillies, sometimes resort to murdering characters in some circumstances, and doesn’t care for the misfortune chaos that regularly occurs. Then again, that not's too surprising considering how the townsfolk themselves would use homicide to solve their problems. ...At the same time, it would explain ''where'' they have gotten their murderous tendicies from.
* LackOfEmpathy: Several episodes show that [=McDaniels=] doesn’t really care about the suffering, inconvenience, or problematic squabbles the citizens have to deal with, telling by her very typical uninterested (or at least unaware) expression when involved herself.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: See SurroundedByIdiots below.
* PointyHairedBoss: Greedy, stupid and prefers a sweep-under-the-rug approach.
* SlaveToPR: Most of the time, she only cares about making the town look good to the press and outsiders rather than helping the citizens.
* SleazyPolitician: Rather unsurprisingly, as this is the type of series to flanderize basic traits into full-blown personalities likely to cause arson. She has bigger yet utterly meaningless political ambitions, and occasionally laments being stuck in a dead-end podunk town like the one in ''Gory Toons''.
* SurroundedByIdiots: Is perfectly aware of the absurd hijinks that occur in the town and has little respect for the idiocy of its citizens, though she rarely comes off as much smarter.

[[folder:Wario]]

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The fat and greedy treasure hunter who is [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario's]] rival. Wario is mean yet certainly not lean who loves money more than anything else. He has a meme committed to the poor bastard getting relentlessly mutilated, mauled, killed, and injured, causing poor ol' Wario to suffer an extremely low survival rate and for how excruciating his demises are, he already has accomplished a record for enduring some of the worst deaths out there.
-->Debut: Sonic's quest for the Chilly Dog shop
-->Franchise: VideoGame/SuperMarioBros
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* TheBigGuy: Is one of the fatter characters.
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: He has the letter "W" on his hat and his gloves.
* ButtMonkey: Wario is especially subjected to slapstick, which is based on a meme dedicated to him dying in painful and horrifying ways. That also caused him to suffer from one of the lowest survival rates on the show, dying in all episodes from 2019 to 2021. So far, Wario has only survived ''one'' episode.
* ADayInTheLimelight: "Wario dies but it's more brutal" and "The Kid Who Liked Wario A Little TOO MUCH"
* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: For an odd reason, he wore a bull cap in his first appearance.
* EvilCounterpart: Basically, consider him Kirby 2.0.
* GagNose: A pink one
* {{Greed}}: It's still Wario.
* {{Gonk}}: Though, this series mangaged to make even Wario look cuter, which is certainly a feat.
* {{Jerkass}}: Wario is still very much rude and vugular.
* IWasBeatenByAGirl: In "Road Rage", Wario, being the unruly bastard he is, blows a mocking raspberry at Linda Stotch. Cue to Wario being strangled and then pummeled to death by Butters Stotch's mother.
* MrViceGuy: He is still a mischevious jerk who habitually taunts everybody, but relatively speaking, he is at least tame and affiable.
* PurpleIsPowerful: {{Subverted}}. While Wario is clad in purple, he is also usually defenseless whenever his life is on the line.
* SlasherSmile: Look at it! It's still prominent. The teeth do disappear at times when Wario dies, however.
* TombstoneTeeth: As mentioned previously, Wario retains his blocky grin. However, because of the animation style, it is more commonly depicted as a ToothStrip instead.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: His own episode makes it appearant that he loves garlic. Apparently, it was too spicy, though.

[[folder:Russell]]
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A turquoise [[FunnyAnimal sea otter]] pirate from ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''. He suffers from hysteria and this trait has been expanded upon greatly. True to the show he originated from, Russell’s vocabulary, including his screams, usually consists of “Yar” and other variations. Shockingly, in ''Gory Toons'', Russell suffers far less deaths than he normally would in ''Happy Tree Friends''. This surprising achievement has granted him a high survival rate in turn.

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* AmbiguousDisorder: Seems to have some sort of insanity complex; perhaps a form of PTSD, as shown in a few episodes. The statement varies from simple PTSD to hysteria.
* APirate400YearsTooLate: The only pirate in this relatively modern universe.
* AxCrazy: After accidentally killing Mime in "Flippin' What?!", he starts to viciously attack Peter Griffin, who was in a shark costume.
* BlueIsHeroic: Turquoise fur and a protagonist.
* CatchPhrase: "Yar."
* CartoonyTail: He has a flat tail like a beaver. Real-life otters have long tails.
* ADayInTheLimeLight: "A little Russell short" and "Fourth Of July! Yar!".
* EyepatchOfPower: He wears an eyepatch and is one of the protagonists.
* FlatCharacter: Besides being a stereotypical pirate, Russell doesn't have much character aside from his insanity complex that has been rendered his entire character.
* FriendlyPirate: He likes sailing, fishing, and treasure and has a pirate hat, a peg leg, and an eyepatch. However, he never really commits acts of piracy or otherwise does anything particularly illegal or immoral, being more of a sailor than a pirate.
* InformedSpecies: He looks more like a beaver than an otter. Somewhat [[JustifiedTrope justified]], as Russell is a sea otter, which does have a flat tail.
* MisplacedWildlife: Being a marine animal among mostly land-originated citizens. Granted, he does spend a lot of his time near the sea and water.
* NiceHat: A pirate hat.
* NeverBareheaded: He's rarely seen without his hats.
* OddFriendship: With Cub in a few episodes.
* OutOfFocus: In the show's early days, he was mostly a background character and one of the cast's rarest characters. Additionally, in the modern seasons of the show, Russell started to appear less and less, usually making small appearances and more often than not, he also doesn't play a featuring role in some episodes. Of course, this is averted in late 2021, where "A little Russell short" finally gave him a major role and then Russell was also given his own spotlight episode titled "Four of July! YAR!!!".
* SanitySlippage: Russell will often flip out and go insane when he's under a lot of stress.
* SeadogPegLeg: Russell has all the features of a typical pirate, including not one but two peg legs.
* TalkLikeAPirate: "Yar!"
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Clams, as shown in his "You broke our business".
* VerbalTic: "Yar!"
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Bandana Dee]]
A [[CartoonCreature Waddle Dee]] with a bandana from the ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'' franchise.
-->Debut: Can you find the Easter Egg
-->Franchise: VideoGame/{{Kirby}}

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Makes no further appearances beyond the prototype series.
* TheGenericGuy: He's simply a Waddle Dee background who occasionally interacts with the main cast.
* NoMouth: Simply lacks a mouth.
* SignatureHeadgear: As his role is as a minor character now, he is blatantly distinguished by ''only'' his bandana.
* OutOfFocus: And he's luckier than Meta Knight! His role is merely a background character who mostly appears in crowd shots.
* TheVoiceless: Never talks.

[[folder:Shrek]]
[[hardline]]
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A parody/depiction of Sherk from the web-series ''WebVideo/SuperMarioLogan''. He is a green ogre who loves cheesecake.
-->Debut: Sonic got Hacked
-->Franchise: WebVideo/SuperMarioLogan

* BigEater: Spends most of his time eating cheesecake.
* GassHole: Often farts or poops.
* LazyBum: In fact, most of his appearances are either him pooping, or eating cheesecake.
* OutOfFocus: Shrek only appears sparodically. He was especically rare to show up in eariler episodes.
* ToiletHumor: That's a charm of his character. Mostly defecation.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Sara Lee cheesecake.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Cuphead]]
* BadassAdorable: One of the few characters whose depiction isn't too far off from the actual source material.
* ADayInTheLimeLight: "An Old Fellow Returned".
* FingerGun: He attacks by making finger guns and firing shots from them.
* MockyMouse: He's a clear {{Expy}} of WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse.
* NonHumanHead: He has a cup for a head.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Pac-Man]]
[[hardline]]
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A [[CartoonCreature pizza-like creature]] with a large mouth iconicly debuting from the [[VideoGame/PacMan Arcade game with the same name.]] He is largely known for his notorious appetite and neighborly demeanor. Pac-Man was much more prominent in the show's early seasons, but now started to appear only sparodically.
-->Debut: Be cool as a seacucumber
-->Franchise: VideoGame/PacMan
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* BigEater: Being Pac-Man, he loves to eat.
* DemotedToExtra: He used to appear much more frequently in earlier episodes, but he makes fewer appearances nowadays.
* HeroicMime: Never makes an audible sound.
[[/folder]]


[[folder:Splendid]]
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A blue flying squirrel from ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''. Splendid is, of course, a superhero who has a variety of superpowers beyond flight, just as heat vision, frost breath, supersonic hearing, high durability, and super speed. While admired by his peers, particularly Sniffles and Toothy for his comic book appearances, Splendid is an awful superhero and his negligence often costs the Toons their lives. He would usually prefer to do his own thing, like knitting and reading.

Like Flippy, Splendid’s habit of accidentally killing other characters through failed heroic deeds makes his schtick repetitive. As a result, he has the lowest number of appearances out of the characters introduced in the prototype era. He also has the lowest number of deaths, having only died once.
-->Debut: Popcorn
-->Franchise: WesternAnimation/HappyTreeFriends
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* AntiHero: A NominalHero.
* BlueIsHeroic: He's a blue squirrel who is a superhero. Not a ''good'' one though.
* CoolMask: A red one. He is never seen without the mask, even while ClarkKenting.
* ADayInTheLimeLight: "Super Pooper" and "Splendid What Mondon't"
* DesignatedHero: {{Invoked}}. He's a super''hero'' in title only. He only helps others to get attention, and all his attempts to "save" people will result in them dying.
* DestructiveSaviour: Often causes more problems than he solves.
* FailureHero: His efforts to do good often lead to mass destruction and deaths of others.
* FlyingBrick: Has the standard set of superhero powers: {{Flight}}, SuperStrength, SuperSpeed, EyeBeams, SuperBreath, and SuperSenses.
* {{Jerkass}}: He causes more problems than he does solve them and is only a hero just to get credit.
* KarmaHoudini: Thanks to his NighInvulnerability, he's one of the few characters that rarely die, and usually escapes unscathed from the chaos and destruction he causes.
* LackOfEmpathy: He doesn't care when someone he is trying to protect dies.
* MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds: In "Super Pooper", he inadvertently disintegrated the world.... by trying to defeat the villains with his heat vision.
* PowerfulButIncompetent: He's a SupermanSubstitute who never manages to save someone (and if he does, they usually don't stay alive for long afterward) due to a combination of stupidity, carelessness, and a lack of interest in his "job".
* SupermanSubstitute: His FlyingBrick powers, ClarkKenting, and KryptoniteFactor are retained.
* SuperStrength: Due to being a superhero, he can lift things much bigger than himself.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Cro-Marmot]]
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A [[FunnyAnimal prehistoric yellow marmot]] from ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''. Cro-Marmot is always seen encased entirely in a large block of ice (except for the occasional character expansion). He was frozen back in the prehistoric era, and is stuck in a block of ice as a result. Despite this predicament, he can move and perform tasks, usually offscreen like Handy.

Because he is essentially immobile and mute when he is onscreen, Cro-Marmot is rarely focused on. Most of his appearances consist of cameos. He also rarely dies, and even half of the few deaths he has are debatable. The only time he was seen outside of his ice block is the ''Battle of the Multiverse Break'' episode “You're Cold!”, which is the very first episode in the series that stars Cro-Marmot.
-->Franchise: WesternAnimation/HappyTreeFriends
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