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-->Ribbit voiced by: Terrell Ransom, Jr.
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* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: Wears a postal uniform.
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-> '''Debut''': Season 2, "The Flower"
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Its' implied in "Waiting for Gumball" that at least Frank was lashing out because he missed Gumball and Darwin.
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* TwoGuysAndAGirl: The villainous trio consists of Howdy (female) and Frank and Grady (male).
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds:Its' It's implied in "Waiting for Gumball" that at least Frank was lashing out because he missed Gumball and Darwin.
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The Fuzzy image was a spoiler, and the Gargaroth and Copycats images show other characters. Not sure why Fuzzy's VA was removed.
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A family of goats and a frog who relentlessly copy the Watterson family, putting the results online as The Wonderful World of Chi Chi to make ad revenue. They have no equivalent of Anais, though. They're a parody of a series of Chinese commercials, for a brand of goat milk called Miracle Star, whose mascots and scenes blatantly plagiarize The Amazing World of Gumball.
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A family of goats and a frog who relentlessly copy the Watterson family, putting the results online as The ''The Wonderful World of Chi Chi Chi'' to make ad revenue. They have no equivalent of Anais, though. They're a parody of a series of Chinese commercials, for a brand of goat milk called Miracle Star, Animation/MiracleStar, whose mascots and scenes blatantly plagiarize The ''The Amazing World of Gumball.Gumball''.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Darwin. They are both BFFS to Gumball, they're both insecure that Gumball may eventually abandon them for another friend, and they both have there jealous / {{Yandere}} moments when Gumball shows affections to others. However, while Darwin is usually well-meaning and makes up for his nastier moments, Fuzzy double downs on his jealous nature and tries to kidnap Gumball to keep him all for himself.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Darwin. They are both BFFS [=BFFs=] to Gumball, they're both insecure that Gumball may eventually abandon them for another friend, and they both have there jealous / {{Yandere}} moments when Gumball shows affections to others. However, while Darwin is usually well-meaning and makes up for his nastier moments, Fuzzy double downs on his jealous nature and tries to kidnap Gumball to keep him all for himself.
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* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: It's implied they didn't copy Anais because they figured their videos would be more profitable with one less female character. (The real Miracle Star lacked one mostly because of the This example contains a YMMV entry. It should be moved to the YMMV tab.one-child policy, along with general Values Dissonance regarding desirability of female children.)
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* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: It's implied they didn't copy Anais because they figured their videos would be more profitable with one less female character. (The real Miracle Star lacked one mostly because of the This example contains a YMMV entry. It should be moved to the YMMV tab.one-child policy, along with general Values Dissonance ValuesDissonance regarding desirability of female children.)
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* CaptainErsatz: They're stand-ins for the family from the Miracle Star commercials This example contains a TRIVIA entry. It should be moved to the TRIVIA tab.who themselves are ripoffs of the Watterson family—essentially Lawyer Friendly Cameos of very lawyer unfriendly characters. In the storyboard, the copycats just were the characters from Miracle Star, unaltered in name or appearance.
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* CaptainErsatz: They're stand-ins for the family from the Miracle Star commercials This example contains a TRIVIA entry. It should be moved to the TRIVIA tab.who themselves are ripoffs of the Watterson family—essentially Lawyer {{Lawyer Friendly Cameos Cameo}}s of very lawyer unfriendly characters. In the storyboard, the copycats just were the characters from Miracle Star, unaltered in name or appearance.
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* DiabolusExNihilo: We don't know anything about them personally except that they're trying to make money and are almost incapable of original thought. Why do they look almost identical to the Wattersons? Did they alter their own appearances or were they already a bunch of Identical Strangers? Are they a real family, or just actors? How do they know everything the Wattersons do so they can copy them? Within the universe of the show, their existence is only really justified by the Rule of Funny.
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* DiabolusExNihilo: We don't know anything about them personally except that they're trying to make money and are almost incapable of original thought. Why do they look almost identical to the Wattersons? Did they alter their own appearances or were they already a bunch of Identical Strangers? Are they a real family, or just actors? How do they know everything the Wattersons do so they can copy them? Within the universe of the show, their existence is only really justified by the Rule of Funny.RuleOfFunny.
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* OddballDoppelgänger: They're pretty much the Watterson family with slight alterations to make them look like different species. Of course, the real reason they're like this is they're a parody of ripoff characters in a real-life Shoddy Knockoff Product.
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* OddballDoppelgänger: OddballDoppelganger: They're pretty much the Watterson family with slight alterations to make them look like different species. Of course, the real reason they're like this is they're a parody of ripoff characters in a real-life Shoddy Knockoff Product.
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* Greed: The only thing we know about their real personalities, rather than their affected ones copying the Wattersons, is that they want money and they're not sharing it with the guys they make it off.
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* KilledOfffor Real: He explodes when Gumball gives him the last piece of candy.
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* BlackBestFriend: Troy is this to his brother Carlton.
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Debut: Season 1, "The Debt"
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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Mr. Robinson's Heart]]. Just like his host, he's a grump who refuses to show his true feelings.
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Gumball's original BFF before Darwin came. A pink, furby-like creature who supposedly comes back from Minnesota.
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A bald eagle. He's one of Elmore's delivery guys.
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A bald eagle. He's one of Elmore's delivery guys. Friction is caused between him and Richard over a late package.
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* Demoni Possession: He possesses Gumball. Darwin, Penny, Leslie, and even Carrie, who is a spirit already.
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* Demoni Possession: DemonicPossession: He possesses Gumball. Darwin, Penny, Leslie, and even Carrie, who Carrie (despite also being a ghost). He is a spirit already.also implied to have possessed Penny in the end, after she gets jealous over Gumball and Carrie's friendship.
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* {{Expy}}: They are (and the episode they appear in) a strange combination of {{Film/Gremlins}} and Film/AlienS.
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* {{Expy}}: They are (and the episode they appear in) a strange combination of {{Film/Gremlins}} and Film/AlienS.the eggs from Film/AlienS.
* GroinAttack: One of them does it to Goblin while he was in the shower. [[AssholeVictim It was much deserved]].
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Evil Turtle's army of children. They wreak havoc across Elmore when their mother goes missing.
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* NotEvilJustMisunderstood: Subverted. The Wattersons believe that they weren't evil and just lashing out because they miss their mother. When they finally reunite, they swim away into the ocean - but not before sinking an entire ocean liner. Anais argues that it's probably both.
* ZergRush: They may not be as strong as their mom, but they make it up in sheer numbers.
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Evil Turtle's army of children. They wreak havoc across Elmore when their mother goes missing.
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* MonsterOfTheWeek: Of "The Nest".
* NotEvilJustMisunderstood: Subverted. The Wattersons believe that they weren't evil and just lashing out because they miss their mother. When they finally reunite, they swim away into the ocean - but not before sinking an entire ocean liner. Anais argues that it's probably both.
* ZergRush: They may not be as strong as their mom, but they make it up in sheer numbers.
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* BeautifulVoid: Horrifying implications aside, this is one of the most visually pretty locations and it should be noted that nothing inside the Void is injured in almost every episode.
directly harmful.
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directly harmful.
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* BeautifulVoid: Horrifying implications aside, this is one of the most visually pretty locations and it should be noted that nothing inside the Void is injured in almost every episode.
directly harmful.
* CosmicHorrorReveal: Most of the show's plots beforehand were relatively tame (aside from The Job), but this is a literal CosmicHorrorStory. The show would continue this trend later on.
* CosmicHorrorReveal: Most of the show's plots beforehand were relatively tame (aside from The Job), but this is a literal CosmicHorrorStory. The show would continue this trend later on.
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* MonsterOfTheWeek: Of "The Copycats".
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Of "The BFFS".
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Of "The Scam".
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* The Bad Guy Wins: By the episode's end, the virus has fully infected everyone in Elmore Junior High with the implication that the infection has gone worldwide.
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* MonsterOfTheWeek: Of "The Microwave".
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Of "The Puppets".
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Of "The Skull".
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* KilledOffForReal: Once he comes back to life, he tries to hug Carrie, his daughter, for the first time. Obviously, since she's a ghost, he immediately goes through her and accidentally falls out of a window. In an odd turn of events, this was actually good, as he turns into a ghost and can now physicall hug her.
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* KilledOffForReal: Once he comes back to life, he tries to hug Carrie, his daughter, for the first time. Obviously, since she's a ghost, he immediately goes through her and accidentally falls out of a window. In an odd turn of events, this was actually good, as he turns into a ghost and can now physicall physically hug her.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Breaking the mirror not only breaks Gumball's curse, but also restores Vladus back to normal.
* KilledOffForReal: Once he comes back to life, he tries to hug Carrie, his daughter, for the first time. Obviously, since she's a ghost, he immediately goes through her and accidentally falls out of a window. In an odd turn of events, this was actually good, as he turns into a ghost and can now physicall hug her.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Only appears in "The Mirror".
* GoMadFromTheIsolation: His sadistic curse and anger is the cause of being trapped in the mirror for so long, away from his lover and daughter.
* HeelFaceTurn: Breaking the mirror not only breaks Gumball's curse, but also restores Vladus back to normal.
* KilledOffForReal: Once he comes back to life, he tries to hug Carrie, his daughter, for the first time. Obviously, since she's a ghost, he immediately goes through her and accidentally falls out of a window. In an odd turn of events, this was actually good, as he turns into a ghost and can now physicall hug her.
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* CaptainErsatz: They're practically a copy of the family from ''Film/TheHillsHaveEyes1977'' minus being actual cannibals.
* GoodAllAlong: They're not crazy cannibals. They're a genuinely nice family.
* HillbillyHorrors: They may be good, but my god are they unsettling to be around. Even [[WomenAreWiser Anais and Nicole]] get too creeped out by them and believe that they're going to murder and eat them.
* MisunderstoodLonerWithAHeartOfGold: The family lives in isolation in the desert. The Wattersons believe that they're actually crazy cannibals who are planning chop them up in their sleep. The hillbillies are actually extremely nice and cordial with them and wish no harm on them.
* OneShotCharacter: Only appear in "The Vacation".
* GoodAllAlong: They're not crazy cannibals. They're a genuinely nice family.
* HillbillyHorrors: They may be good, but my god are they unsettling to be around. Even [[WomenAreWiser Anais and Nicole]] get too creeped out by them and believe that they're going to murder and eat them.
* MisunderstoodLonerWithAHeartOfGold: The family lives in isolation in the desert. The Wattersons believe that they're actually crazy cannibals who are planning chop them up in their sleep. The hillbillies are actually extremely nice and cordial with them and wish no harm on them.
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* CaptainErsatz: They're practically a copy of the family from ''Film/TheHillsHaveEyes1977'' minus being actual cannibals.
* GoodAllAlong: They're not crazy cannibals. They're a genuinely nice family.
* HillbillyHorrors: They may be good, but my god are they unsettling to be around. Even [[WomenAreWiser AnaisDemoni Possession: He possesses Gumball. Darwin, Penny, Leslie, and Nicole]] get too creeped out by them and believe that they're going to murder and eat them.
even Carrie, who is a spirit already.
*MisunderstoodLonerWithAHeartOfGold: The family lives in isolation in the desert. The Wattersons believe that they're actually crazy cannibals GreenEyedMonster: What those who are planning chop them up in their sleep. The hillbillies are actually extremely nice and cordial possessed by it become, with them and wish no harm on them.
having literally green glowing eyes.
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A ghosly spirit that possesses anyone who gets violently jealous.
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* GreenEyedMonster: What those who are possessed by it become, with them having literally green glowing eyes.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Only appears in "The Flower", though Darwin exhibits similar behaviour of it in "The Bros" and "The BFFS".
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* GreenEyedMonster: What those who are possessed by it become, with them having literally green glowing eyes.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Only appears in "The Flower", though Darwin exhibits similar behaviour of it in "The Bros" and "The BFFS".
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A gigantic, muscular student who wants his {{Revenge}} on Gumball, Darwin, and Clayton for framing him for their accident and getting him expelled from school. [[CompulsiveLair At least that's what Clayton says]]. In truth, while he was framed and expelled, he's not actually mad at them. His appearance was also lied, he's actually really scrawny in real life.
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* {{Geek}}: In real life he's a short skinny CartoonCreature wearing glasses and has a very dorky voice.
* ImplacableMan: In Clayton's lie, he was an unstoppable behemoth who chases Gumball and Clayton across the school.
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A gigantic, muscular student who wants his {{Revenge}} on Gumball, Darwin, and Clayton for framing him for their accident and getting him expelled from school. [[CompulsiveLair At least that's what Clayton says]]. In truth, while he was framed and expelled, he's not actually mad at them. His appearance was also lied, he's actually really scrawny in real life.
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* {{Geek}}: In real life he's a short skinny CartoonCreature wearing glasses and has a very dorky voice.
* ImplacableMan: In Clayton's lie, he was an unstoppable behemoth who chases Gumball and Clayton across the school.
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* MisunderstoodLonerWithAHeartOfGold: The family lives in isolation in the desert. The Wattersons believe that they're actually crazy cannibals who are planning chop them up in their sleep. The hillbillies are actually extremely nice and cordial with them and wish no harm on them.
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* HillbillyHorrors: They may be good, but my god are they unsettling to be around. Even [[WomanAreWiser Anais and Nicole]] get too creeped out by them and believe that they're going to murder and eat them.
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* HillbillyHorrors: They may be good, but my god are they unsettling to be around. Even [[WomanAreWiser [[WomenAreWiser Anais and Nicole]] get too creeped out by them and believe that they're going to murder and eat them.
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A ghosly spirit that possesses anyone who gets violently jealous.
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* Demoni Possession: He possesses Gumball. Darwin, Penny, Leslie, and even Carrie, who is a spirit already.
* GreenEyedMonster: What those who are possessed by it become, with them having literally green glowing eyes.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Only appears in "The Flower", though Darwin exhibits similar behaviour of it in "The Bros" and "The BFFS".
* GreenEyedMonster: What those who are possessed by it become, with them having literally green glowing eyes.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Only appears in "The Flower", though Darwin exhibits similar behaviour of it in "The Bros" and "The BFFS".
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* Demoni Possession: He possesses Gumball. Darwin, Penny, Leslie, CaptainErsatz: They're practically a copy of the family from ''Film/TheHillsHaveEyes1977'' minus being actual cannibals.
* GoodAllAlong: They're not crazy cannibals. They're a genuinely nice family.
* HillbillyHorrors: They may be good, but my god are they unsettling to be around. Even [[WomanAreWiser Anais andeven Carrie, who is a spirit already.
* GreenEyedMonster: What those who are possessedNicole]] get too creeped out by it become, with them having literally green glowing eyes.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Only appears in "The Flower", though Darwin exhibits similar behaviour of it in "The Bros"and "The BFFS".believe that they're going to murder and eat them.
* GoodAllAlong: They're not crazy cannibals. They're a genuinely nice family.
* HillbillyHorrors: They may be good, but my god are they unsettling to be around. Even [[WomanAreWiser Anais and
* GreenEyedMonster: What those who are possessed
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Only appears in "The Flower", though Darwin exhibits similar behaviour of it in "The Bros"
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[[caption-width-right:350:Gumball possessed by Jealousy.]]
A ghosly spirit that possesses anyone who gets violently jealous.
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* Demoni Possession: He possesses Gumball. Darwin, Penny, Leslie, and even Carrie, who is a spirit already.
* GreenEyedMonster: What those who are possessed by it become, with them having literally green glowing eyes.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Only appears in "The Flower", though Darwin exhibits similar behaviour of it in "The Bros" and "The BFFS".
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[[caption-width-right:350:Gumball possessed by Jealousy.]]
A ghosly spirit that possesses anyone who gets violently jealous.
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* Demoni Possession: He possesses Gumball. Darwin, Penny, Leslie, and even Carrie, who is a spirit already.
* GreenEyedMonster: What those who are possessed by it become, with them having literally green glowing eyes.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Only appears in "The Flower", though Darwin exhibits similar behaviour of it in "The Bros" and "The BFFS".
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* DeanBitterman: Evil is an incredible overbearing enforcer of what he considers "proper", even before showing himself to be [[EvilTeacher outright villainous]].
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* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY: Pronounces his name as "''Eh''-vil".
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: His criticisms towards all the students almost lean on the fact that this show has no real central art style. [[spoiler:Considering that he's [[MetaGuy Rob]] in disguse, who is aware that they are in a TV show, it makes sense]].
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: His criticisms towards all the students almost lean on the fact that this show has no real central art style. [[spoiler:Considering that he's [[MetaGuy Rob]] in disguse, who is aware that they are in a TV show, it makes sense]].
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* TyrantTakesTheHelm: Overrules Principal Brown's authority to take over the school almost the instant he shows up.
