Oh, why must every 11 minutes of my life be filled with misery?! WHY!?
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~ Squidward in Club SpongeBob, also his most famous quote.
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Morons.
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~ Squidward when considering the citizens of Bikini Bottom idiots.
Squidward J. Quincy Tentacles is the tritagonist of the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants. He is the next-door neighbor of SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star, as well as the rude, disloyal, and lazy cashier of the Krusty Krab restaurant. He is the most unpopular guy in the Bikini Bottom when considered everyone as idiots.
Despite this, he is also quite sympathetic, as his life is little more than a dismal failure, and he is constantly pushed to the brink of insanity by his mischievous neighbors. SpongeBob and Patrick consider Squidward to be their best friend, this feeling is reciprocated as shown in The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run. He only sometimes mistreats the two due to them being annoying and constantly disturb him.
Squidward is passionate about reading, art, and music, and is especially fond of playing the clarinet, though no one considers his music or artwork to be noteworthy. His arch-rival is a wealthy octopus named Squilliam Fancyson.
He is voiced by Rodger Bumpass who also voiced Professor Membrane, Major Nixel, and Dr. Light in Teen Titans. In the Japanese dub, he is voiced by the late Rokuro Naya, currently Yoji Ueda.
Squidward J. Q. Tentacles was born to Jeff Tentacles and his wife. According to the SpongeBob SquarePants Annual 2014 book published by the Egmont Group, Squidward's birthday is on.
His father raised him right and loved him very much, as Squidward mentions in "Krab Borg". During his childhood, he always had to sit near the garbage cans at lunch, as he wasn't known as a friend by many people. As a teenager, he was rivals with his band classmate Squilliam Fancyson.
As a child, he went to Kamp Koral. There, he met a sea sponge named SpongeBob SquarePants, a starfish named Patrick Star, and a squirrel wearing an aquatic suit named Sandy Cheeks. He also met the camp director, Mr. Krabs, and the scoutmaster, Mrs. Puff. A year later, he became the camp's troop leader, becoming a figure of authority towards his friends.
Later, Squidward was enrolled in the Bikini Bottom School. He did not go to college after graduating.
One day, he became part of the Krusty Krab along with Jim. On the day Jim quit, Squidward spoke with him and instantly lost his long blond hair, much to his dismay. Later, at an unknown point of his life, he would become the neighbor of his former camp mates SpongeBob and Patrick. Becoming neighbors with SpongeBob and Patrick became a source of stress for Squidward on many occasions, often being annoyed or inadvertently hurt by them. For example, in "Frankendoodle", SpongeBob innocently creates DoodleBob to play a prank on Squidward. This backfires when the drawing beats Squidward up instead.
At one point, Squidward tried to move out of his house out of intolerance for his neighbors, but the real estate agent refused to sell his home on account of SpongeBob and Patrick stealing his identity and deceiving her. At one point, he moved out of Bikini Bottom and into Tentacle Acres, a town filled with his peers, other octopuses who share his tastes and outlook on life. Here, he was forced to face how boring and oppressive his desired lifestyle is, and he was able to ultimately break free of its bonds with a few inspired silliness.
In "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy V", it’s implied that Squidward at one point had a significant other when he remembered the good times he had at Make-Out Reef. In "Love That Squid", it’s revealed that he has not dated for a long time before Squilvia came into his life.
At one point, he, along with SpongeBob, Patrick, Mr. Krabs, Plankton and Sandy went on land to retrieve the Krabby Patty secret formula] from Burger Beard.
In "Lame and Fortune", he won the most miserable cashier in Bikini Bottom contest. Unfortunately, Mr. Krabs immediately snatched the cash prize.
On March 6th, 2017, Squidward traveled 2,000 years into the future as a result of being thawed in the Krusty Krab freezer for 2,000 years.
Personality[]
Squidward is best described as ill-tempered, pretentious, and cynical who strongly despises his neighbors for their constant boisterous, noisy behavior. However, the pair are unaware of Squidward's antipathy towards them and see him as a friend. Squidward works as a cashier at the Krusty Krab restaurant, a job that he is apathetic towards.
Squidward also has a passion and interest in reading, arts, and music, and is very fond of playing the clarinet, though no one considers him to be very good at it, the same for his artwork due to his bad taste. This, however, not always the case as on some occasions, his artistic talents somewhat more improved than it used to be.
The post-movie seasons (Season 4 and so on which set between events from both the first 3 seasons and The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie) revealed that his misery, and inability to see the positive side of his neighbor's antics has developed a darker side of his personality where he sometimes became the wrathful, indifferent, and sadistic. The revelation of these negative traits was previously foreshadowed by him nearly killed SpongeBob with his brutal booby trap joke in the retaliation of the latter's annoying but harmless jokes in Fools in April episode.
Not only that, in various cases of his antagonistic acts that he performed, he sometimes has done so in a more malicious manner where he unknowingly became slave-driver for SpongeBob as seen in Can You Spare A Dime?, and Squidward, the Unfriendly Ghost, fooling anyone to gain an advantage for improving his life despite the small percentage of success, or the worst, illegal acts include verbal and physical abuse that threatened him to send to jail. The worst instances of his antagonism are when expresses his lack of remorse and genuine malice was when reading SpongeBob's diary aloud, disagree with his friends' idea to brought SpongeBob back home after remorseful with their abuse on him in retaliate of misfortunes that he unintentionally caused, and lend his lawnmower to both SpongeBob and Patrick hoping that they harmed themselves by accident wherein these case, he potentially crosses MEH. These negative traits were reasons why some Bikini Bottomites antagonize him out of sheer hatred.
However, Squidward is not a heartless character as he had a softer side which hidden under his sadistic, wrathful, and narcissistic personality. To some degree, he friends with SpongeBob and Patrick but incapable to see the positive side of their childish antics, reason why he tends to loathe them more than truly love them. He also has a romantic relationship with his girlfriend Squilvia (a relationship that only explored in an episode where she featured at). Squidward has shown leniency to SpongeBob more than one time. The proof that he cares about SpongeBob was when he rescued him from an incoming truck and stood up to an angry obsessed fish for hurting SpongeBob's feelings and slammed a pizza in his face in "Pizza Delivery". In "Born Again Krabs", he berated Krabs for sold the sponge's soul for the Flying Dutchman. As he did, he expresses genuine disgust on Krabs' ungrateful action that made the crab regretful over his actions. Squidward actually does like SpongeBob, something that he apparently is simply unwillingly to admit most of the time: in the episode "Graveyard Shift", when he thinks he is about to get killed by the "Hash-slinging Slasher", Squidward admits to SpongeBob that, despite what he has said in the past, he "actually sort of likes [him]" (SpongeBob confesses in response that he uses Squidward's clarinet to unclog his toilet). In Sponge On The Run, Squidward stood up for SpongeBob to Poseidon, saying that despite thinking SpongeBob is annoying, he is still his friend who does not deserve to die.
The reason why he mostly grumpy at times can be traced back when he had a garden as seen in episode Truth or Square. At that time, Squidward appeared to have a happier personality, until a pineapple fell from a sailor's boat to the ocean and crushed his garden, destroying it. Not long afterwards, SpongeBob showed up and decided to modify the pineapple into a house that we know today as Squidward mourned over the loss of his garden. His garden's destruction depressed Squidward so much that he becomes bitter and presumably never told his new neighbor about what has happened in the first place.
Villainous Acts[]
"Squidward, the Unfriendly Ghost": When SpongeBob and Patrick believe they have killed Squidward and that he is now a ghost, he takes advantage of this by making them his slaves. Eventually, SpongeBob and Patrick, after reading a magazine about the Flying Dutchman's death, get the idea that Squidward is being mean and angry because he was never put to rest. SpongeBob and Patrick attempt to bury Squidward, which ultimately brings him to confess that he is actually alive. However, SpongeBob and Patrick still think that Squidward is a ghost in denial and send him to the "great beyond" by trapping him in a bubble, which floats up into the sky where the pelicans are.
"Employee of the Month": Squidward and SpongeBob viciously compete with each other for the employee of the month award, both of them trapping each other in hopes of getting to work first.
"I Was a Teenage Gary": SpongeBob leaves Squidward in charge of watching his house and Gary, Squidward neglects Gary instead sunbathing in the front of his house, this lead to Gary becoming horribly sick and have to be injected with snail plasma. It accidentally hits SpongeBob who later transforms into a snail which terrorizes Squidward. Squidward gets the snail plasma injected into him turning him into a snail, Patrick later throws a boot at Squidward because he wouldn't stop meowing.
"Fools in April": Squidward gets annoyed with SpongeBob pulling playful and harmless pranks on people at the Krusty Krab, and pulls a very cruel and harmful prank on SpongeBob in retaliation. Squidward then laughs at him when he comes out of the trash, which makes SpongeBob run out of the restaurant sobbing hysterically, and the Bikini Bottomites turn on him. Squidward tries to apologize, but he is physically unable to apologize until the very end of the episode, where SpongeBob has the last laugh: all of his friends were standing behind him in his house and witnessed Squidward's apology. As a result, Squidward suffers a mental breakdown and runs off back to his house laughing maniacally after shouting that he had just fooled them as well.
"Grandma's Kisses": Squidward and the customers at the Krusty Krab ruthlessly tease SpongeBob for having a kiss on his forehead given by his grandma. At the end of the episode, it is shown that they have been spying on SpongeBob with his grandma through her house's window.
"Pressure": Squidward mocked Sandy for not being a fish, and when she took off her helmet and started drowning, Squidward laughed at her and didn't care that she was dying.
"Can You Spare a Dime?": Squidward accepts SpongeBob's offer to live in his house until he finds a new job. However, he takes advantage of SpongeBob's hospitality by lying in bed all day and essentially making SpongeBob his domestic slave, staying so long that the French Narrator quits and not even attempting to find a job. This eventually proves too much for SpongeBob who for one of the few times in the series becomes angry with Squidward, who soon begins aggressively giving Squidward obvious hints to get a job, which Squidward either doesn't notice or chooses to ignore. Eventually, SpongeBob confronts Mr. Krabs in an attempt to force him to give Squidward his job back, and in the process accidentally reveals that Mr. Krab's first "dime" (a stone-age wheel) was in his pants the whole time, and that Squidward did not steal it.
"The Lost Mattress": While retrieving the mattress, Squidward nearly threatened to murder SpongeBob, and then he used him and Patrick as "worm bait." However, Squidward becomes the worm's prey.
"Funny Pants": SpongeBob's laughing annoyed him, so he told SpongeBob that he had a "laugh box" that would burn up if he laughed within 24 hours and could never laugh again. SpongeBob eventually thinks he lost his laugh and goes into "spiraling depression." which proves to be too much for Squidward to handle. He eventually faces karma when he himself breaks his own laugh box, prompting SpongeBob to give him a piece of his to Squidward, causing the latter to laugh exactly like him.
"Krusty Towers": He made several ridiculous requests with the purpose of driving Mr. Krabs crazy (though Krabs did have this coming).
"Good Ol' Whatshisname": Squidward steals What Zit Tooya's wallet, ran a red light in front of a police officer, is arrested, and was sentenced to ten years in prison.
"Slimy Dancing": Squidward controls SpongeBob after pulling off his limbs and putting his in their place to enter a dance contest.
"The Splinter": Squidward tells SpongeBob that Mr. Krabs will have to kick him out for getting a splinter at work.
"Professor Squidward": Squidward says he is Squilliam and impersonates, but the principal finds a real Squilliam and then Squidward was arrested and sent to jail.
"I ♥ Dancing": Squidward gets jealous that SpongeBob has an audition in a musical, and "teaches" him how to dance in order to steal the spot for himself, training SpongeBob to the point of exhaustion. While he wins, he is to star in Squilliam's musical, and is forced to train to perform a dance that SpongeBob had performed earlier, with Squilliam clearly planning to run him ragged just as Squidward had done to SpongeBob.
"Sponge-Cano!": He scolds everyone in the Krusty Krab and yells at SpongeBob for humming.
"That Sinking Feeling": He tried to separate SpongeBob and Patrick by drawing a line, and later, he threatened them that if Squidward's house was not back to normal on the count of three, he will grind them into chum (kill them).
"New Fish in Town": He dragged SpongeBob, Patrick, and Howard's homes down a trench.
"Accidents Will Happen": He lies to SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs about his accident which he was actually sleeping on the shelf.
"Restraining SpongeBob": Squidward had a restraining order placed on SpongeBob to keep SpongeBob away from him. When Patrick began to annoy Squidward far worse than SpongeBob, he released SpongeBob, and added Patrick to said restraining order.
"Are You Happy Now?": He destroys all the paper mache copies of SpongeBob in a rage.
"Little Yellow Book": Squidward reads SpongeBob's work diary in front of the customers, which made SpongeBob sad. He sees that he has been known as a "diary thief," but does not feel be until his house was repossessed. Later, he even reads SpongeBob's personal diary, and doesn't even show regret of his actions even after he begs for SpongeBob to forgive him.
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water: Squidward, along with Mr. Krabs and the other Bikini Bottomites, try to kill SpongeBob as a sacrifice for the "sandwich gods", believing that doing so would bring Krabby Patties back to Bikini Bottom, and they only stop after SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs smell Krabby Patties coming from the surface.
"Don't Look Now": Taking advantage of SpongeBob and Patrick's cowardice, Squidward pretends to be the Fisherman in order to play a cruel joke on them. As a result, SpongeBob and Patrick misinterpret the Fisherman eating Squidward, they in reality end up injuring Squidward.
"Patrick! The Game": Squidward destroys Patrick's board game in a rage, but he gets arrested by the police for his vandalism.
"Mermaid Pants": He and Mr. Krabs played as supervillains to against SpongeBob and Patrick who play Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy.
"Unreal Estate": He tricks SpongeBob into fearing that he is allergic to his pineapple house.
"SpongeBob's Place": He requests health department to shut down the restaurant.
"Sportz?": He has SpongeBob and Patrick play sports as a result in order to get them hurt on purpose, such as having them throw horse shoes at each others faces. Sandy decides to go against Squidward in playing sports where she ends up humiliating him in the process.
"Spin The Bottle": He fights Patrick, and Mr. Krabs for a bottle that contains a genie actually Plankton in disguise and tries to get it to have a successful music career, the previous genie of the bottle puts him, Mr. Krabs, Patrick and Plankton into the bottle leaving the four of them stuck inside it.
Relationships[]
Family[]
Grandma Tentacles - Grandmother
Jeff Tentacles - Father
Mrs. Tentacles - Mother
Unnamed Cousins
Friends[]
Spongebob SquarePants - Neighbor and Situational Enemy
Patrick Star - Neighbor and Situational Enemy
Mr. Krabs - Boss and Situational Enemy
Sandy Cheeks
Pearl Krabs - Adoptive niece
Enemies[]
Sheldon J. Plankton - Business Rival and Situational Ally
Squilliam Fancyson - Archenemy and Rival
Flying Dutchman - Attempted Killer
Doodlebob
Dirty Bubble
Man Ray
Powers and Abilities[]
Intelligence: Squidward is actually smarter than SpongeBob and even Mr. Krabs in many ways, as he had better IQ and more knowledgeable than the latter like Sandy due to the fact that giant pacific octopuses have 9 brains.
Boneless: Like SpongeBob, Squidward has been shown to be quite fragile due to his laced bones. Although, he sometimes is shown to have bones depending on the writer of the episodes.
Durability: Squidward is very durable, as, in one episode, he survived a nuclear explosion.
Artistic Skills: Squidward proved himself as the artist with promising talent in singing, painting, sculpture, playing his trademark clarinet, etc. Unfortunately, he's not always appreciated on his works due to his somewhat bad taste.
Magma Manipulation: As Captain Magma, he can control and fires magma blasts from the volcanic cone on his mask. Unfortunately, due to lack of proper mastery over his powers, it resulted in him accidentally toasting SpongeBob (where ironically, he didn't intend to harm him as his intended target was Man-Ray, Dirty Bubble, and evil Barnacle Boy).
Sonic Wave Emission: As Sour Note, he can fire sonic waves (which often depicted as a blast of bubbles) from his signature clarinet, either in form of sonic waves that paralyze everyone who hears it and in the form of a concussive beam.
Trivia[]
Squidward Tentacles is similar acts like Helga G. Pataki from Hey Arnold! and Lumiere from Beauty and The Beast which both usually despises Arnold and occasionally gets along with him.
Steve Carell, Alan Cumming, Bill Hader, Neil Patrick Harris, Benedict Cumberbatch, Adam Driver, and Ed Helms were all considered for the role of Squidward for the live-action film adaption to the series.
Squidward seems to share similarities with Donald Duck due to their pessimistic and grumpy behavior, as well as their misery and pridefulness. He also shares similarities with Benson Dunwoody, because they are both easily angered and annoyed by their foolish co-workers or employees (Squidward by SpongeBob and Patrick, and Benson by Mordecai and Rigby).
As noted by fans and suggested by writer/voice actor Doug Lawrence in the DVD commentary for the season one episode "Plankton!", main casts of SpongeBob SquarePants were intended to represent Seven Deadly Sins. In Squidward's case, he represented Wrath due to seemingly in perpetual bad mood, extremely short temper, and only seeing the worst in everyone.
Squidward seems to have a rivalry with Gary, Spongebob's snail. To a lesser extent, he also archenemies to Samantha "Sam" Star, Patrick's older sister due to nearly killing each other when finally fed up with her behavior which turned out more volatile than Patrick.
As with the rest of the main casts, Squidward's portrayal in post first movie seasons (Season 4-9a) became increasingly negative as a result of his worst traits exaggerated through the show's Flanderization, with his portrayal in The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water and Little Yellow Book where he was at his worst. Fortunately, this has since revised following the end of Season 9.
His voice sounds like Bert from the Sesame Street series and Mr. Bean from Mr. Bean: The Animated Series.
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Marcus Acacius |
Animated Television Ren Höek |
Stimpy |
Ren Höek (Adult Party Cartoon) |
Stimpy (Adult Party Cartoon)
Live-Action Television Dr. Rachel Walters |
Maris Crane |
Esteban de Rojo |
Jack MacGruder |
Count Olaf |
Esmé Squalor |
Hook-Handed Man |
Henchperson of Indeterminate Gender |
White-Faced Women |
Bald Man |
Carmelita Spats |
Hugo, Colette and Kevin |
Wart-Faced Man |
The Man With a Beard But No Hair |
The Woman With Hair But No Beard |
Dr. Georgina Orwell |
Sir |
Vice Principal Nero |
Ernest Denouement |
Ishmael |
Bombinating Beast |
Aarfy |
The Thundermans Dark Mayhem |
Green Ghoul |
Mike Evilman |
King Crab |
Lady Web |
Scalestro |
Son of Scalestrp |
Strongdor |
Fairy Pinch-ess |
Villain League |
Lionel, Jake and Tom |
Olympia Wong |
Darcy Wong |
Balfour |
Madison Robertson
Victorius Jade West |
Tara Ganz |
Hayley Ferguson |
Fawn Liebowitz |
Mona Patterson |
Mr. Dickers |
Mrs. Lee |
Rhoda Hellberg |
Melinda Murray |
Barney and Billy Triplet |
Bella |
Christie |
Francis Thornesmith |
Randy Bronson |
Jarold and Merl
Big Time Rush Gustavo Rocque |
Mr. Bitters |
George Hawk |
Wayne Wayne |
Jett Stetson |
Rebecca |
Tad |
Dara's Stepmother |
Atticus Moon |
Sandy |
Molly |
Captain McAlister |
Jane Kennedy
Live-Action Features The Commandant |
Frank Stockburn |
Cicero |
The Man |
Heather Fishman |
The apparitions |
Alex Green |
Mirando Corporation (Nancy Mirando, Lucy Mirando, Frank Dawson & Johnny Wilcox) |
Holly Viola |
Vicky |
Cody Favors |
Light Turner |
Mia Sutton |
L |
Ryuk |
Antony Skomal |
James Brode |
Kenny Doyle |
Reverend Gospel |
Lucas |
Miss Shaylock |
Satan |
Nicolette Cayman |
C.A.B. |
Monday |
Moonlight Man |
Gerald Burlingame |
Tom |
Bee |
Max |
Allison |
John |
Sonya |
Satanic Cult |
Wilfred James |
Homunculi (Lust, Envy, Gluttony & Mannequin Soldiers) |
Major General Hakuro |
Father Cornello |
Shou Tucker |
Truth |
The Shimmer |
Canker Man |
Kidnappers (Syd Weld, Titus Weld, Rott & Cajun Captain) |
The Dogcatcher |
Thomas Alexander Upton |
Anders Behring Breivik |
Lola Lola |
Vincent |
Vincent's Goons |
Charlie Plummer |
Shere Khan |
Tabaqui |
Bandar Log |
Creatures |
Gary |
Stefan Butler |
Pax |
Jerome F. Davies |
Peter Butler |
Dr. Haynes |
Mr. Blut |
Vivian |
A-Team |
Mother |
Jason |
Jason's Friends (Garrett) |
The Higher Being |
Bonnie and Clyde |
Ted Bundy |
Brody |
Logan |
Spencer |
Garvin Cross |
Vesps |
The Hushed (Reverend) |
Grace Ballard |
Juan Carlos Rivera |
Ryan Gaerity |
Ross Humboldt |
Eli Miller |
Dr. Isabella Horn |
Paul Miller |
The Woman |
Billy |
Frank Sheeran |
Jimmy Hoffa |
Tony Provenzano |
Russell Bufalino |
Tony Salerno |
Joe Gallo |
Sally Bugs |
Whispers DiTullio |
Angelo Bruno |
Skinny Razor |
Anthony "Tony Jack" Giacalone |
Frank Fitzsimmons |
Allen Dorfman |
Phil Testa |
Frank Sindone |
Greg Harper |
Alec |
Rovach Alimov |
Four Horsemen |
Baasha Zia |
A.I. |
The Twins |
Priest |
Amir Asif |
Farhad |
Colonel Bajlur Rashid |
Saju Rav |
Gaspar |
Ovi Mahajan Sr. |
Shadek |
Steven Merrick |
Booker |
Copley |
Wayno |
Kezza |
Dr. Stern |
Elmar Mund/Electro Man |
Melanie |
Jimmy and Diego |
Satan |
Marla Grayson |
Roman Lunyov |
Fran |
Dean Ericson |
Judge Lomax |
Mr. Feldstrom |
Karen Amos |
Sam Rice |
Alexei Ignatyev |
Mrs. Dubois |
Hal |
Diane Sherman |
Grand Guignol |
Peggy Drood |
Toadies |
Shadow creature |
Cap |
Dana & Rocko |
Monsters |
Gerold Röckl |
Mrs. Röckl |
Don Juan Diego |
Gustafson |
Belsnickel |
Speck |
Jola the Yule Cat |
Land Barons |
Ojo |
Ms. Granada |
The Plague Doctor |
Evgeny Strelkov |
Kirill Grechkin |
Bank Robbers |
Zeus |
Martin |
Zombie Queen |
Bly Tanaka |
Burt Cummings |
Zombies |
Nick Goode |
The Shadyside Killers (Skull Mask, Camp Nightwing Killer, Ruby Lane, Billy Barker, The Milkman, Pastor Miller & The Shame Killer) |
Goode Family (Solomon Goode) |
Sheila |
Satan |
Professor Nichcha |
Dr. Hans Miller |
Petter, Dave and Roy |
Helena Jung |
Kate |
Natacha |
The Shredder |
The Witch |
Zach Sandford |
Adas Adamiec |
Zosia Wolska |
Wanessa Kowalczyk |
Delacroix |
Brad Cage |
Rolph |
John Hartley |
Nolan Booth |
Sarah Black |
Sotto Voce |
Wan |
Phong |
Paew |
Fame |
Janie Orlean |
Peter Isherwell |
Jason Orlean |
Brie Evantee |
Leatherface |
Madea |
Maya Sorian |
Christos |
Hal |
Lance |
Beck |
Steve Abnesti |
Lloyd Hansen |
Denny Carmichael |
Audrey San Fernando |
Mr. Cross |
Shelby |
Val |
Mace |
Harvey Ruck |
Pepe Ochoa |
Stingy Jack |
Charles Cullen |
Sue Nahmee |
Cuda |
Kyle and Phoebe |
Rattlesnakes
Animated Television Hardcase |
Dirtbeard's Crew (Dirtbeard) |
Hayaku |
Clip and Clap |
Queen Invicta |
S.E.C.R.E.T. |
Chef Lombardo |
Wendell |
Ace Gecko |
Breakneck |
Cajun Cliche |
Dean Cuizeen |
F.A.J.I.T.A |
Broaches |
Baron Von Schwarzhosen |
Gigundus |
Barth |
Crowzilla |
Guy Gagné |
Bloodwolf |
Duchess |
Scimitar |
El Moco |
Beast |
Evil Dulcinea |
Johann |
Dragon Flyers (Krogan, Mr. Murderous Pile of Yak Dung & Flyer Leader) |
Dragon Hunters (Viggo Grimborn, Ryker Grimborn, Cleve, Ingar Ingerman, Dragon Hunter Commander & Fight Master) |
Dagur the Deranged |
Amos |
Gruffnut Thorston |
Slitherwings |
Firecomb Crasher |
Hookfang's Nemesis |
Drago Bludvist |
D-Structs |
Skrap-It |
Splitter |
Blayde |
Pounder |
Barbarossa |
Falan |
Memphis |
Shaka |
Zayzafon |
Rotter |
Gyokuen Ren |
Matal Mogamett |
Emperor Zarkon |
Lotor |
Haggar |
Kaos |
Kaossandra |
Strykore |
Dark Spyro |
Malefor |
Doom Raiders
(Golden Queen, Wolfgang, Chompy Mage, Chef Pepper Jack, Dreamcatcher, Broccoli Guy) |
Fire Viper |
Conquertron |
Fisticuffs |
Bomb Shell |
Greebles |
Morgana |
Gunmar |
Angor Rot |
Bular |
Stricklander |
Nomura |
NotEnrique |
Queen Usurna |
Dictatious Maximus Galadrigal |
Yumeko Jabami |
Mary Saotome |
Hyakkaou Private Academy Student Council (Kirari Momobami, Vice-president, Itsuki Sumeragi, Yuriko Nishinotouin, Midari Ikishima, Yumemi Yumemite, Kaede Manyuda, Runa Yomozuki & Sayaka Igarashi) |
Dracula |
Isaac |
Hector |
Blue Fangs |
Carmilla |
Death |
Bishop |
Prior Sala |
Visitor |
Saint Germain |
Ryo Asuka/Satan |
Demons (Zennon, Psycho Jenny, Sirene, Medoc, Kaim, Vegard & Jinmen) |
Moyuru Koda |
Babo |
Hie |
Angels |
God |
Gilbert Ross |
Market Maker (Minatsuki, Laica, Kamui, Quinn, Izanami, Takeru and Kukuri, The Crouse Brothers, Red, Blue, Yellow & Dead Kyle) |
Kirisame |
Asagiri |
Yukikaze |
Kazan |
The Prince |
The King |
Poppy Reardon |
Tammy |
Whittaker Reardon |
Gloria Vaughan |
Cameron Vaughan |
Mr. Pearlman |
Vladimir Borislav |
Zoe |
Stu |
Maria |
Patty Pupé |
Kelly |
Trevor |
Melvin Sneedly |
Benjamin Krupp |
The Splotch |
Socktopus |
Theodore Murdsly |
Smartsy Fartsy |
Melvinborg |
Teachertrons |
Croco-bats |
Butt-erflies |
Alternate timeline Melvin Sneedly |
Alternate timeline Benjamin Krupp |
Dr. Disgruntled |
D-Stroy |
Goldtrux |
Horde Prime |
Hordak |
The Horde (Catra, Shadow Weaver, Scorpia, Double Trouble, Entrapta, Imp, Super Pal Trio, Horde Robots, Horde Soldiers & The Horde Trio) |
Galactic Horde |
Clone Army |
Light Hope |
First Ones |
General Woundwort |
Efrafa (Campion & Vervain) |
Infected Robots |
General Morando |
Zeron Alpha |
Colonel Kubritz |
Gaylen |
Professor Maelstrom |
Coach Brunt |
Countess Cleo |
Dr. Sarah Bellum |
V.I.L.E. (The Cleaners, Roundabout, Cookie Booker, Tigress, Le Chevre, El Topo, Paper Star, Mime Bomb, Neal the Eel, The Mechanic, The Driver, Lady Dokuso, Otter Man and Moose Boy, Spinkick and Flytrap, The Troll, Madame Goldlove & Dash Haber) |
Baris |
Barghest |
Cthulhu |
DeeBees |
Detective Briggs |
Dicko |
Dracula |
Golden Woman |
Governor |
Jibaro |
Life Hutch Maintenance Robot |
Tall Grass Monsters |
Thanapod |
Vacuubot |
Werewolves |
El Balde |
El Balde’s Jefes |
Alejandra |
Master Lo |
Magnus Finke |
Slinkwing Trio (Lurke) |
Waldondo del Mundo |
Erik the Wretched |
Svetlana the Sly |
Hervnick Z. Snerz |
Goat |
Yes-Man |
The Dooka of Yookia |
The Dookess of Zookia |
Philip Trousers |
Marilyn Blouse |
Cleve Kelso |
SH1FT3R (Shashi Dhar & Layla Gray) |
Rafaela Moreno |
Mitsuo Mori |
Moray |
General Dudley |
DANN |
Dominic Toretto |
Human Resistance (Dr. Emilia, Greta & Zane) |
Scarlemagne |
Mod Frogs (Jamack & Mrs. Satori) |
Newton Wolves (Bad Billions and Good Billions) |
Scooter Skunks |
Humming Bombers |
Tad Mulholand |
Fun Gus |
King Arthur |
Hera |
Seraphim |
Danny Nedermeyer |
Sinjin Prescott |
Computer Interface |
Indominus Twins |
Dianne |
Daniel Kon |
Kenji Kon |
Kash D. Langford |
Henry Wu |
Indominus rex |
Eddie |
Mitch & Tiff |
Hawkes |
Reed |
Dawson |
Eli Mills |
Lana Molina |
Mr. Gold |
Cyrus |
Kadinas |
The Twins |
Lewis Dodgson |
Fantos the Amassor |
Stuck Chuck |
Biker in Black |
Krosh |
Erodious the Planet Killer |
Bogan (Shane, Rickter & Spyder) |
Sisters of the Kaiju (High Priestess) |
Copperhead |
Mutavore |
Leatherback |
Jawhide |
Otachi |
Precursors |
Fast Frankie |
Beanie The Kid |
Secretary Wilson |
Jason |
Zombies |
The Devil |
The Handsome Young Man |
Mrs. Baker |
Mictlan |
Xtabay |
Cipactil and Cabrakan |
Acat |
Hura and Can |
Chivo |
Bone and Skull |
The Widow Queen's Father |
Cognito, Inc. (Rand Ridley, J.R. Scheimpough & ROBOTUS) |
Bear-O |
Robo Reagan |
Reptoids |
Flat Earth Society (Harold) |
Rafe Masters |
Buzz Aldrin |
Shadow Board |
Jinx |
Silco |
Singed |
Sevika |
Marcus |
Deckard |
Kira |
Captain Happy |
E.d |
The Nowhere King |
Minotaurs |
The General |
The Bog Lady |
Queen Opaline |
Misty |
The Devil |
Henchman |
Baby Bottle |
Ribby and Croaks |
King Dice |
The Root Pack |
Cala Maria |
Baroness Von Bon Bon |
Werner Werman |
Rocky |
Angel Royale |
ZaZa Royale |
Merchin |
The Monsters |
The Orc King
Live-Action Television Carlton Bloom |
Iain Rannoch |
Victoria Skillane |
White Bear Visitors |
Baxter |
Waldo |
Matthew Trent |
Joe Potter |
Jennifer |
Saito Geimu |
Kenny |
Hector |
The Hackers |
Arquette |
Garrett Scholes |
Robert Daly |
Marie |
Trick |
Mia Nolan |
Dogs |
Rolo Haynes |
Catherine Ortiz |
Dr. Munk |
Frank Underwood |
Claire Underwood |
Doug Stamper |
Piper Chapman |
Linda Ferguson |
Pornstache |
Natalie Figueroa |
Desi Piscatella |
Thomas Humphrey |
Artesian McCullough |
Aydin Bayat |
Pennsatucky |
Yvonne Parker |
Stella Carlin |
Maria Ruiz |
Denning Sisters |
Madison Murphy |
Dayanara Diaz |
Carlos Litvak |
Kubra Balik |
Saul Goodman |
Mike Ehrmantraut |
Charles McGill |
The Cartel (Hector Salamanca, Lalo Salamanca, Nacho Varga, Tuco Salamanca, Marco and Leonel Salamanca, Juan Bolsa, Krazy-8, Arturo Colon, Gonzo & Don Eladio) |
Los Pollos Hermanos (Gus Fring, Victor, Tyrus Kitt, Lydia Rodarte-Quayle & Gale Boetticher) |
Kim Wexler |
Huell Babineaux |
Ed Galbraith |
Colombian Gang |
Angel Changretta |
Luca Changretta |
Vicente Changretta |
Father John Hughes |
Billy Kimber |
Michael Gray |
Oswald Mosley |
Jack Nelson |
Darby Sabini |
Arthur Shelby Jr |
Arthur Shelby Sr |
Thomas Shelby |
Alfie Solomons |
Hayden Stagg |
Ghostface (Piper Shaw, Kieran Wilcox, Third Killer, Beth & Jamal Elliot) |
Brandon James |
Haley Meyers |
Tom Martin |
Becca |
Tommy Jenkins |
Luther Thompson |
Avery Collins |
Nina Patterson |
Vecna |
Billy Hargrove |
Demogorgon |
Martin Brenner |
Connie Frazier |
Lonnie Byers |
Troy Walsh |
D'Artagnan |
Neil Hargrove |
Grigori |
Larry Kline |
General Ozerov |
Bruce Lowe |
Hospital Creature |
Jason Carver |
Andy |
Lt. Colonel Sullivan |
Yuri Ismaylov |
Shawn |
Michael |
Trevor |
Count Olaf |
Esmé Squalor |
Hook-Handed Man |
Henchperson of Indeterminate Gender |
White-Faced Women |
Bald Man |
Carmelita Spats |
Hugo, Colette & Kevin |
The Man With a Beard But No Hair |
The Woman With Hair But No Beard |
Dr. Georgina Orwell |
Sir |
Vice Principal Nero |
Ernest Denouement |
Ishmael |
Bombinating Beast |
The Professor |
Berlin |
Arturo Roman |
Alicia Sierra |
Cesar Gandia |
Palermo |
Sic Mundus (Adam & Noah) | Eva |
Luis Miguel |
Luisito Rey |
Tito |
Matilde Sánchez |
Cynthia Casas |
Patricio Robles |
José Pérez |
Carla Rosón |
Lucrecia Montesinos |
Polo Benavent |
Nano García |
Cayetana Grajera |
Teo Rosón |
Begoña Benavent |
Andrea Villada |
Phillipe von Triesenberg |
Armando |
Benjamín Blanco |
Father Blackwood |
Billy Marlin |
Madame Satan |
Weird Sisters (Prudence Blackwood, Agatha Night, Dorcas Night) |
Batibat |
Crimson Avenger |
Plague Kings (Beelzebub, Asmodeus & Purson) |
The Pagans (Pan, Circe & Nagaina) |
Green Man |
Caliban |
Jimmy Platt |
Dorian Gray |
Bartel |
Jerathmiel |
Mehitable |
Aphophis |
Satan |
Michael Groff |
Adam Groff |
Hope Haddon |
Man on the Bus |
Sean Wiley |
Peter Groff |
Groff's Father |
Thornton Pavey |
Craig |
Jutul Industries (Vidar Jutul & Fjor Jutul) |
Ran Jutul |
Saxa Jutul |
Laurits Seier |
Skeksis (SkekSo, SkekZok, SkekSil, SkekTek, SkekAyuk, SkekOk, SkekEkt, SkekMal, SkekVar, & SkekLach) |
Tolyn |
Seladon |
Gruenaks |
Darkened Creatures |
Crooked Energy |
Pat Rollins |
Brayden Mills |
Mr. Campbell |
David Marsh |
Sam Lesser |
Randy Lesser |
Brinker Martin |
Shadow Demons (Dodge, Eden Hawkins, Frederick Gideon, Javi, Jackie Veda, Daniel Mutuku, & Dorothy and Ada Wheeler) |
Erin Voss |
Chad Garland |
Raúl León |
Pablo García |
Natalia Alexander |
Gerry Granda |
Darío & Ernesto |
Bruno |
Alex |
Roberto de León |
Gerry's Father |
Darío Guerra |
Esteban Solares |
Lys Antoine |
Security Guard |
Monsters (Starving Monster - Blind Monster - Spider Monster - Tongue Monster - Eyeball Monster - Protein Monster - Reach Monster - Speed Monster) |
Outlaws |
Ui-myeong |
Hubert Pellegrini |
Leonard Kone |
Ravy |
Frederick Gideon |
Redcoats (Howe, Samuel Coffey, and James Bolton) |
Spider |
Oh Il-nam |
Front Man |
The VIPs |
The Salesman |
Masked Men (Masked Managers, Masked Soldiers & Masked Workers (Number 28)) |
Cho Sang-woo |
Jang Deok-su |
Byeong-gi |
Players (Player 278, Player 040, & Player 303) |
Loan Sharks |
Ji-yeong's Father |
Gang Member |
Bev Keane |
Father Paul Hill |
The Angel |
Yoon Gwi-nam |
Son Myeong-hwan |
Park Chang-hoon |
Kim Hyeon-ju |
Min Eun-ji |
Lee Na-yeon |
Lee Byeong-chan |
The Principal |
Zombies (All of Us Are Dead) |
Hwang Jang-Soo |
Ryu Lee-kang |
Jo Seok-bong |
The Corinthian |
John Doe |
Desire |
Jeffrey Dahmer |
Ed Gein |
Christopher Scarver |
John Wayne Gacy
Villains
Villains
Villains
Villains