History Characters / EdEddNEddyUnseenCharacters

* EvilCounterpart: To all three Eds, especially Eddy. Like Ed, he's a tall and large individual who has a younger sibling and keeps a [[CollectorOfTheStrange stash of weird collectibles]] in their homes. Also, Ed is an AnimalLover and he especially likes chickens, while Eddy's brother is implied to have done [[NoodleIncident something bad]] [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals to one of Rolf's chickens]]. Like Double D, he wears a hat that covers most of his scalp, he's implied to play a musical instrument (the harp, compared to Double D who plays the pedal steel guitar) and their moral compass sets them off from the rest of the characters (just in opposite ways). Like Eddy, he's a cruel prankster who likes to pick on people, and has a sickening sense of humor, but has none of [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Eddy's redeeming qualities]].
* EvilerThanThou: He puts Sarah, Kevin, and the Kankers to shame. While Sarah is bratty and Kevin is rude, the former at least has a few PetTheDog moments with Jimmy and the latter has decent reasons for disliking the Eds since they constantly try to scam him and the other kids. The Kankers also truly do care for the Eds and only go overboard due to their implied ParentalNeglect not teaching them how to properly show affection. Above all, they're all more-or-less the same age as the Eds. Eddy's brother is an adult who takes joy in beating the crap out of his primary school-age brother for no greater reason than pure sadism.
* EvilIsBigger: Justified as he's an adult and the other characters are kids. However he seems bigger and taller even than GentleGiant Ed and has the build of a villain from a ''Bugs Bunny'' cartoon.

* BewareTheQuietOnes: He speaks quietly, but he's also the abuser of Eddy for his whole life.

* SlasherSmile: [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/EddysBrother_3006.JPG Big time]].

* SoftSpokenSadist: He's a callous thug with a low, smooth voice.

** In "Mission Ed-Possible", He had a report card changing kit that Eddy tried to use to change his and Ed's report cards, implying that the guy was a cheater and did poorly in school.

* EvilerThanThou: He puts Sarah, Keven, and the Kankers to shame. While Sarah is bratty and Kevin is rude, the former at least has a few PetTheDog moments with Jimmy and the latter has decent reasons for disliking the Eds since they constantly try to scam him and the other kids. The Kankers also truly do care for the Eds and only go overboard due to their implied ParentalNeglect not teaching them how to properly show affection. Above all, they're all more-or-less the same age as the Eds. Eddy's brother is an adult who takes joy in beating the crap out of his primary school-age brother for no greater reason than pure sadism.

* CainAndAbel: The Cain to Eddy's Abel. The latter has been all this time a victim of the former's violent sociopathy.

The school nurse

->'''Voiced by: (English)''' Terry Klassen
->'''Voiced by: (Latin America)''' Creator/BenjaminRivera
->'''Voiced by: (Swedish)''' Mikael Roupé

* {{Foil}}: To Eddy. Where Eddy throughout the entire series failed to get Nazz to like him, his brother manages to have her and the Kankers fawning over him before he is even shown. Eddy is short and isn't taken seriously by the others, whereas his taller brother manages to have everyone (aside from Jonny who never met him) either gushing over him[[note]] Lee, Marie, May, and Nazz[[/note]] or in complete fear of him[[note]] Double D, Ed, Jimmy, Kevin, Rolf, and Sarah[[/note]]. Also where Eddy is tough on the outside and nice on the inside, his brother appears nice at first but turns out to be a total jerk.

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* EvilAllAlong: Throughout the course of the series, he's built up by Eddy to be the coolest, toughest guy in the cul-de-sac, and as such, he's often hailed as a hero of sorts, though there have been implications he ain't that nice; in "An Ed is Born" Eddy pleads for his brother not to beat him up anymore. The finale reveals that it was all a big lie, and that's he's actually a violent sadist who physically and mentally abuses his little brother.

** When he was getting beaten up by Jib in "Who Let the Ed In", Eddy shouts "Uncle, Uncle!", implying this was the type of treatment he received from his brother when he was younger.

* {{Foil}}: To Eddy. Where Eddy through the entire series failed to get Nazz to like him, his brother manages to have her and the Kankers fawning over him before he is even shown. Eddy is short and isn't taken seriously by the others, whereas his taller brother manages to have everyone (aside from Jonny who never met him) either gushing over him[[note]] Lee, Marie, May, and Nazz[[/note]] or in complete fear of him[[note]] Double D, Ed, Jimmy, Kevin, Rolf, and Sarah[[/note]]. Also where Eddy is tough on the outside and nice on the inside, his brother appears nice at first but turns out to be a total jerk.

* {{Gonk}}: A much bigger example (no pun intended) than his younger brother Eddy. His roundish chin and seemingly sleep-deprived eyelids make him look pretty jarring, so both of those physical traits of his are rather appropriate to him as a whole character of his own.

A serious Ace, the coolest guy in the world. He taught Eddy everything he knows and is likely the least quirky character on the show... except not. He is a [[LackOfEmpathy cruel]], not-at-all-ComedicSociopath who subverts AmusingInjuries on the Eds. He breaks the [[StatusQuoIsGod status quo]] and appears as the thirteenth character.

* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler: Exaggerated; He gets zero sympathy when the Kankers finally give him his comeuppance. However, he is far from being your certain jerk.]]

** His misogynistic tendencies. He told Eddy that "chicks are wowed by only one thing: cash" and kept a book called "Dames, Dates and You" which gives outdated information and questionable tips on picking up girls. And of course, he was the one who gave Eddy the infamous magazines that Ed misplaced in “The Luck of the Ed.”
** When he was getting beaten up by Jib in “Who Let the Ed In”, Eddy shouts “Uncle, Uncle!”, implying this was the type of treatment he received from his brother when he was younger.

** In “O-Ed Eleven”, his entire room is hidden behind wallpaper, suggesting that his parents don’t want to even acknowledge that they ever had an older son. And Eddy is oddly strict with both Ed and Double D about touching anything in his brother’s room. Eddy also expressed fear of Ed knocking over his brother’s trophy, worrying if it got dented in the fall.

*** And of course, the fact that he sent Eddy a package filled with baby stuff, addressing it specifically to “Pipsqueak.” Notably, Eddy tries to pass this off as his brother still thinking that he's an infant, the first sign that he lies about his brother's actual treatment of him.
** In “Mission Ed-Possible”, He had a report card changing kit that Eddy tried to use to change his and Ed’s report cards, implying that the guy was a cheater and did poorly in school.

--->'''Eddy''': ''(yelling)'' Hey Bro, it's me! Y'know, ''(quiet)'' pipsqueak?

* GoodParents: Edd mentions only good things about them, such as Edd's mother massaging his feet, reading him a book and giving him warm milk. What makes them as [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional]] as the rest of the cast's parents is that they are rarely home and communicates to Double D via sticky notes. It still shows however that they do care about him, as some of the notes are personal advises. The sticky notes are apparently based on Antonucci's childhood. His parents worked a lot, being first generation immigrants, and would usually be gone when he woke up for school and didn't come home until after he went to bed, so they'd leave notes for him. Even in the one episode where they ground Edd at the end, it was only for 3 days compared to Ed's and Eddy's much longer sentences.

* RaisedByGrandparents: {{Downplayed}}--Rolf's grandmother lives with him and his parents and Rolf's parents are involved in his life, but throughout the series, Rolf's grandmother is indicated to be his primary caregiver and is usually the one that Rolf calls on for help. And on top of all that, Rolf's grandmother appears to be the only adult that's actually at home during the day, as the rest of the adults that live on the cul-de-sac (i.e., the kids' parents) are off at work outside of the cul-de-sac.