History Fridge / EdEddNEddy

-> [[spoiler: [Eddy's Brother] beat the crap out of Eddy (as) a child.]] In a amusement park their are many children. ''OhCrap. ''
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!FridgeLogic
* The Halloween special. Ed was put into a receptive trance by his overdose of movies in which he confused them with reality even more so that normal. The question is, if he was in a trance the whole time, how did he put the rest of the movies in?
** I was more concerned with the FridgeLogic at the end of the special.

* [[spoiler: Eddy's brother [[TheReveal revealing]] to be a jackass in TheMovie isn't as surprising when you looked at several scenes in the show that mentioned him.]]
** Also from TheMovie is [[spoiler: Eddy's reveal that he just acts like a jerk to try and get the respect and friendship of his peers. There were some hints of this throughout the show, like when Eddy pretends to be a different kid when he sees graffiti that calls him a 'no neck chump', or when the Eds were acting like each other and Eddy suspected Ed and Edd of mocking him behind his back.]]
*** For a more specific example, [[spoiler: in one episode Eddy, in an attempt to get spillover respect, starts telling everyone that his brother is coming home. Edd points out that what the other kids are showing isn't respect, but fear. When we finally see Eddy's brother, we see exactly WHY everyone was running scared when they heard he was returning.]]

** In the episode It's Way Ed, made in 1999, Edd calculates that in another ten years they'll be cool again. [[spoiler: By the end of the movie the Ed's are accepted by the kid's of the cul-de-sac, excluding Johnny, and are indeed popular. The movie was made in 2009.]]
*** That sounds more like HilariousInHindsight to me.
* [[spoiler: In the episode "A Twist of Ed," Ed and Edd use reverse psychology to get the Kankers to leave them alone. It worked, until Eddy's nervousness causes them to catch on to the Eds' tricks. A whole season later, in "A Fistful of Ed," Eddy finally did what he failed to do back then: fight back at the Kankers and get them to leave the Eds alone.]]
** Also, [[spoiler: after "Fistful," the Kankers used new non-forceful ways to impress the Eds.]]
* [[spoiler: Somewhere in the middle of the movie, Ed compares himself to Eddy's brother and claims the two to be "so alike," to which Eddy relpies, "Yeah, right." At first, it seemed like Eddy was saying Ed just simply wasn't cool enough to be compared to his brother. But then we learn what his brother was really like, meaning Eddy was actually COMPLIMENTING Ed.]]

* In TheMovie, [[spoiler: Eddy's older brother is revealed to be [[{{Jerkass}} kind of a dick]] who beats his kid brother up for fun, probably for Eddy's entire life -- he also lives at an amusement park, where there's no shortage of children to torment.]]
** Even worse is the seemingly normal episode "Ed, Pass It On", which actually kind of sort of turns out to be an InnocuouslyImportantEpisode when we [[spoiler: finally meet Eddy's brother in TheMovie]]. Of course, the Fridge Horror in this comes out of the kid's various reactions to Eddy's lie that [[spoiler: his brother is coming home]]. Particularly horrifying (and in what could be considered a FunnyAneurysmMoment), is the whole thing about Rolf and his chickens, due to [[spoiler: Eddy's Brother's borderline sociopathic behavior in the movie, which makes one really wonder ''what exactly'' he was doing to Rolf's chickens. It's a widely known fact that people with ASPD enjoy harming, even killing, small and defenseless animals.]]

* In TheMovie. Just what ''DID'' the Eds do that [[spoiler: A) resulted in Jonny getting a bear trap on his head, Kevin getting set on fire, Nazz being forced to wear a box & having most of her hair sheared, and Rolf getting ''a chunk bitten out of his torso''; and B) that Eddy thought going to his abusive CompleteMonster of a big brother was the better option over letting the other kids get back at him?]]
** [[spoiler: Eddy's entire childhood becomes one of these when we see the absolute CompleteMonster his brother is. Yeah, he left at some point, but its clear from how he talked that Eddy's brother always abused Eddy like he did in that scene...]]

*** Now consider that Ed is genuinely afraid of his little sister, Sarah. However strong Ed is, Sarah is even more dangerous [[EnfanteTerrible and she's younger than Ed is.]]

** Plus the implication that Eddy's brother abused him when Eddy was a ''toddler'', due to a flashback in "Every Which Way But Ed" depicting a younger Eddy as a scamming JerkAss like in the present.

** Plus the implication that Eddy's brother abused him when Eddy was a ''toddler'', due to a flashback in ":Every Which Way But Ed" depicting a younger Eddy as a scamming JerkAss like in the present.

* Just look at the part in TheMovie when Eddy's bro asks if their parents know Eddy's here. Hearing this, their parents must know when Big Bro does to Eddy. Maybe they're not as bad as we thought.

*** It gets better if you know why the characters are designed the way they are. For example, the Eds are representations of the creator's (Danny Antonucci) personality when he was a kid. If you took your personality and split into three people then highlighted their personalities until they were as developed as real people you would have three kind of messed up people. Then you have the RuleOfFunny which stated that Flanderization should occur. In fact the crew had to reverse the process because it got too ridiculous. Then you look at the other characters who were based on people that Danny knew. Rolf was based on the fact that Danny was the foreigner in his neighborhood when he was growing up. Nazz wasn't developed until the movie. Sarah is similar to real life girls who use their cute demeanor to get their older brother in trouble. I've seen that in real life, but it seemed to get better with the case I saw. We have also seen Sarah generally worried about Ed in the past, though. Johny could have a real problem, but he could simply be a 12 year-old whose parents haven't yet figured out that he is too old for an imaginary friend. The Kankers sisters are definitely messed up since they came from a broken family. Jimmy is only 9 and he has plenty of time to develop, so he isn't in too much trouble. Science has proved 90% of personalities are determined at birth. He would end up shy, but he probably would have anyways and he could still become better adjusted. Kevin is a jerk jock, but he could still grow out of it. Everyone except Johny, Eddy's brother, and maybe the Kankers took a step in the right direction with their personalities during the movie. Then you consider the fact why there aren't any parents according to the WordOfGod that Danny provided. He said that the reason there isn't parents is that in real life during the summer you wouldn't really see much of your parents or other kids' parents when you were outside playing. That is a very true statement. Parents would be at work or doing choirs while kids are outside playing. I for one hardly ever saw other kids' parents or my own when I was playing with friends. I may occasionally get a glimpse or two, but we were generally left on our own. The show is basically about kids growing up and hanging out with people their own age, so the trope is justified. For everything else, you can assume therapists exist in this world. -Thecommander236

*** It gets better if you know why the characters are designed the way they are. For example, the Eds are representations of the creator's (Danny Antonucci) personality when he was a kid. If you took your personality and split into three people then highlighted their personalities until they were as developed as real people you would have three kind of messed up people. Then you have the RuleOfFunny which stated that Flanderization should occur. In fact the crew had to reverse the process because it got too ridiculous. Then you look at the other characters who were based on people that Danny knew. Rolf was based on the fact that Danny was the foreigner in his neighborhood when he was growing up. Nazz wasn't developed until the movie. Sarah is similar to real life girls who use their cute demeanor to get their older brother in trouble. I've seen that in real life, but it seemed to get better with the case I saw. We have also seen Sarah generally worried about Ed in the past, though. Johny could have a real problem, but he could simply be a 12 year-old whose parents haven't yet figured out that he is too old for an imaginary friend. The Kankers sisters are definitely messed up since they came from a broken family. Jimmy is only 9 and he has plenty of time to develop, so he isn't in too much trouble. Science has proved 90% of personalities are determined at birth. He would end up shy, but he probably would have already and he could become better adjusted. Kevin is a jerk jock, but he could still grow out of it. Everyone except Johny, Eddy's brother, and maybe the Kankers took a step in the right direction with their personalities during the movie. Then you consider the fact why there aren't any parents according to the WordOfGod that Danny provided. He said that the reason there isn't parents is that during the summer you wouldn't really see much of your parents or other kids' parents when you were outside playing. That is a very true statement. Parents would be at work or doing choirs while kids are outside playing. I for one hardly ever saw other kids' parents or my own when I was playing with friends. I may occasionally get a glimpse or two, but we were generally left on our own. The show is basically about kids growing up and hanging out with people their own age, so the trope is justified. For everything else, you can assume therapists exist in this world. -Thecommander236

*** It gets better if you know why the characters are designed the way they are. For example, the Eds are representations of the creator's (Danny Antonucci) personality when he was a kid. If you took your personality and split into three people then highlighted their personalities until they were as developed as real people you would have three kind of messed up people. Then you have the RuleOfFunny which stated that Flanderization should occur. In fact the crew had to reverse the process because it got too ridiculous. Then you look at the other characters who were based on people that Danny knew. Rolf was based on the fact that Danny was the foreigner in his neighborhood when he was growing up. Nazz wasn't developed until the movie. Sarah is similar to real life girls who use their cute demeanor to get their older brother in trouble. I've seen that in real life, but it seemed to get better with the case I saw. We have also seen Sarah generally worried about Ed in the past, though. Johny could have a real problem, but he could simply be a 12 year-old whose parents haven't yet figured out that he is too old for an imaginary friend. The Kankers sisters are definitely messed up since they came from a broken family. Jimmy is only 9 and he has plenty of time to develop, so he isn't in too much trouble. Science has proved 90% of personalities are determined at birth. He would end up shy, but he probably would have already and he could become better adjusted. Kevin is a jerk jock, but he could still grow out of it. Everyone except Johny, Eddy's brother, and maybe the Kankers took a step in the right direction with their personalities during the movie. Then you consider the fact why there aren't any parents according to the WordOfGod that Danny provided. He said that the reason there isn't parents is that during the summer you wouldn't really see much of your parents or other kids' parents when you were outside playing. That is a very true statement. Parents would be at work or doing choirs while kids are outside playing. I for one hardly ever saw other kids' parents or my own when I was playing with friends. I may occasionally get a glimpse or two, but we were generally left on our own. The show is basically about kids growing up and hanging out with people their own age, so the trope is justified. For everything else, you can assume therapists exist in this world. -Tropers/Thecommander236

*** It gets better if you know why the characters are designed the way they are. For example, the Eds are representations of the creator's (Danny Antonucci) personality when he was a kid. If you took your personality and split into three people then highlighted their personalities until they were as developed as real people you would have three kind of messed up people. Then you have the RuleOfFunny which stated that there should be Flanderization should occur. In fact the crew had to reverse the process because it got too ridiculous. Then you look at the other characters who were based on people that Danny knew. Rolf was based on the fact that Danny was the foreigner in his neighborhood when he was growing up. Nazz wasn't developed until the movie. Sarah is similar to real life girls use their cute demeanor to get their older brother in trouble. I've seen that in real life, but it seemed to get better with the case I saw. We have seen Sarah generally worried about Ed in the past, though. Johny could have a real problem, but he could simply be a 12 year-old who's parents haven't yet figured out that he is too old for an imaginary friend. The Kankers sisters are definitely messed since they came from a broken family. Jimmy is only 9 and he has plenty of time to develop, so he isn't in too much trouble since science has proved 90% of personalities are determined at birth. He would end up shy, but he could become better adjusted. Kevin is a jerk jock, but he could still grow out of it. Everyone except Johny, Eddy's brother, and maybe the Kankers took a step in the right direction with their personalities. Then you consider the fact why there aren't any parents according to the WordOfGod that Danny provided. He said that the reason there isn't parents is that during the summer you wouldn't really see much of your parents or other kids parents when you were outside playing which is true. Parents are at work or doing choirs while kids are outside playing. I for one hardly ever saw other kids' parents or my own when I was playing with friends except for glimpses. The show is basically about kids growing up, so the trope is justified. For everything else, you can assume therapists exist in this world. -Tropers/Thecommander236

*** And they're the most realistic of all the characters.

**** In that episode, Eddy is lying that his brother is returning, but then it turns out his brother did return home. This after Jimmy and Sarah impersonate Eddy's brother when they figure out the lie. Eddy goes up to his real brother (it's just a shadow, we don't actually see him) and insults him thinking it's Sarah and Jimmy and gets beat up for his trouble and so does Ed when he tries to help. It's not just because Eddy insulted and hit his brother that his brother attacks him in that episode.

** He probably snatched them straight from his farm and ate them for all we know!

** Ed has repeatedly demonstrated that he possesses ''phenomenal'' physical strength, able to take enormous amounts of punishment even by the AmusingInjuries standard of the series as well as carry absurdly heavy things with no apparent difficulty. Usually, he is [[RalphWiggum a cheerfully clueless dope]], but when he was in a Bad Mood ([[StatusQuoIsGod which naturally went away at the end of the episode]]), there was absolutely nothing the rest of the cast could do to stop him. Just imagine the damage he could do if, one day, that cheerfulness went away...

--> [[spoiler: [Eddy's Brother] beat the crap out of Eddy (as) a child.]] In a amusement park their are many children. ''OhCrap. ''

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--> [[spoiler: [Eddy's Brother beat the crap out of eddy a child.]] In a amusement park their are many children. ''OhCrap. ''

** In the movie just what DID the Eds do that A) resulted in Jonny getting a bear trap on his head, Kevin getting set on fire, Nazz being forced to wear a box & having most of her hair sheared, and Rolf getting ''a chunk bitten out of his torso''; and B) that Eddy thought going to his abusive CompleteMonster of a big brother was the better option over letting the other kids get back at him?

!FridgeBrilliance

!FridgeHorror

* A considerably less severe one, but still rather noteworthy. In one episode, Ed states that his mom put his name on his underwear so he never forgets who he is--or something along those lines--then pulls up his underwear and declares his name to be "hand-wash only." Meaning that ''Ed's underwear is hand-wash only''.

** Considering the fact that ''I Am Curious Ed'' aired two seasons after ''Momma's Little Ed'', it was probably just a coincidence. Still, makes ya think, doesn't it?

** In the episode It's Way Ed, made in 1999, Edd calculates that in another ten years they'll be cool again. [[spoiler: By the end of the movie the Ed's are accepted by the kid's of the cul-de-sac, excluding Johnny, and are indeed popular. The movie was made in 2009.]]