Happy Tree Friends/Characters

Cuddles
"Voiced by: Kenn Navarro"



A cute yellow rabbit who has pink cheeks and is always wearing pink bunny slippers. Cuddles is the main character of the series more so than anyone else, and is one of the four "original" Tree Friends. Despite his cute nature, he has been shown to be a bit of a rebellious Tree Friend who enjoys skateboarding, snowball fights, and daredevil acts. He was the first Tree Friend created, appears in most advertisements, and to date holds the highest death count in the series.


 * Blush Sticker: Permanent ones, too.
 * Buried Alive: In Can't Stop Coffin. He doesn't stay alive for long, however.
 * Helium Speech: In A to Zoo. Later on, his eye is impaled on the nozzle and his screams become higher and higher in pitch before he finally dies.
 * The Hero
 * Official Couple: With Giggles.
 * Pink Girl, Blue Boy: Inverted, his favorite color is pink.
 * Real Men Wear Pink: Pink bunny slippers, to be exact.
 * Series Mascot
 * Turbine Blender: In Spin Fun Knowing Ya, and again in Blast from the Past. And while it isn't a literal turbine this time around, he suffers a similar fate in Party Animal.

Giggles
"Voiced by: Lori Jee"



A friendly pink chipmunk who wears a red hair bow. Giggles is one of the four "original" Tree Friends and is most often played as a girly girl, along with Petunia (with whom she is best friends). She also cares strongly for the environment, and will lose her cute nature when she sees someone littering or polluting. Despite being the one most often paired with other Tree Friends for Valentine's Day episodes, she and Cuddles are seen as the "default pairing" of the series.


 * The Chick
 * Damsel in Distress
 * Hair Decorations
 * Granola Girl: Heavily implied to be one in Every Litter Bit Hurts.
 * Official Couple: With Cuddles, although she is the character most often paired up with others.
 * Pink Girl, Blue Boy
 * Tertiary Sexual Characteristics: She has long eyelashes, pink fur, and wears a bow on her head.
 * Turbine Blender: In Winging' It.
 * You Fail Biology Forever: She's a tailless chipmunk.

Toothy
"Voiced by: Warren Graff"



An unlucky purple beaver named for his large, gapped buckteeth. Toothy is one of the four "original" Tree Friends and is most often played as the everyman. The creators of the show feel he doesn't have enough of a personality, and plan to bring him out of his shell in later episodes. His trademark injuries have to do with his eyes, mostly as shout outs to his most famous episode, Eye Candy.


 * Anti-Hero: Type I.
 * The Everyman
 * Everything's Worse with Bees: So far, he's been attacked by bees a total of three times, twice of which resulted in a bee sting to the eye.
 * Eye Scream: His trademark injury/death.
 * The Lancer
 * Unlucky Everydude

Lumpy
""For a lazy lunch, try leftover loaf!" Voiced by: David Winn"



An idiotic blue moose whose lack of intelligence often lands himself and others into trouble while driving the plot for many episodes. Lumpy is one of the four "original" Tree Friends and to date has the official highest kill count and starring count in the series. Despite his stupidity, he often holds high ranking jobs (such as a doctor), and is sometimes placed with the care of the smaller Tree Friends. He shows signs of greed as well, as visited in several episodes.


 * Anti-Hero: Type I, most of the time.
 * Big Brother Instinct: When the smaller Tree Friends are in his care, he'll go to great lengths to try and protect them - even if he usually winds up killing them in the process.
 * The Big Guy
 * Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: In Doggone It!, he took on a giant squid with a mousetrap! And won!
 * And Wipe Out reveals he's a pro surfer, even managing to juggle chainsaws while hanging ten!
 * He climbs a rope with a freshly paralyzed back in Take a Hike, and the rescue he (almost) pulls off at the end of The Wrong Side of the Tracks also counts.
 * The Ditz
 * Expy: Of Bullwinkle. To the point that the creators had to invert the direction of his antlers to keep him from looking too much like Bullwinkle.
 * And he sounds a little like Goofy if you think about it...
 * Jerkass: In some of his roles, such as in We're Scrooged! and Dunce Upon A Time.
 * Karmic Death: A large portion of Lumpy's deaths relate to him doing something thoughtless, usually while on the job.
 * In Concrete Solution, Lumpy hides the fact he accidentally killed Handy by hiding him in the cement they were pouring. Later he's crushed by the block of cement with Handy's corpse pressed in it.
 * Lethal Klutz
 * Life or Limb Decision: In Out On A Limb.
 * Literal Genie: In As You Wish.
 * Moose Are Idiots: Probably the most glaring example.
 * Non-Standard Character Design
 * Precision F-Strike: He has a tendency to say "What the hell?" when something goes wrong...except for in Doggone It, where it's this.
 * Screams Like a Little Girl
 * Too Dumb to Live: Inverted most of the time (an exception being the episode The Chokes On You). Despite being the most unintelligent Tree Friend in the cast, he is the one who survives the most - a more common occurrence is "Too Dumb For Those Around Him To Live". It seems to have a reason - he is the tallest and probably strongest of the cast, so the times he doesn't die, he often gets injured.
 * Villain Protagonist: In "We're Scrooged".
 * Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?: He's held the highest number of jobs to date, ranging from optometrist to plumber.
 * The writers give him and The Mole the most jobs just because they need something bad to happen.

Flaky
"Voiced by: Nica Lorber"



A nervous, cowardly red porcupine whose quills are full of dandruff. Flaky is the subject of a long-standing gender dispute, though most of the creators and fans refer to her as a female. Her official gender description on the website is a question mark. She is very cautious, scared of nearly everything, and is prone to motion sickness. Despite this, she can be very brave if the situation calls for it.

On April 28, 2012, on the twitter for Happy Tree Friends, in reply to someone's tweet, it was an actual disscusion about Flaky's gender and they intentionally stated Flaky was a girl, confirming Flaky's gender.


 * Anti-Hero: Type I.
 * Ambiguous Gender: Word of God says girl. Word of God also likes trolling the fanbase, as seen in Something Fishy., when she couldn't decide whether to go into the men's or women's restroom.
 * Badass: She proves that she can be this through the fact that she's the only one who realizes Flippy is batshit crazy and tries to put an end to his lunacy, when she stabs him in Without A Hitch.
 * Cowardly Lion: Sometimes. Other times, just plain cowardly.
 * Everything's Even Worse with Sharks: She's been attacked by sharks three times over the course of the series: In Wipe Out, Happy Trails Pt. 2, and Wingin' It.
 * Flanderization: Flaky starts off somewhat cautious in season 1. She only got scared of things that were truly dangerous. By season 2, she starts to develop fears that were somewhat irrational (i.e. skating, flying, and skiing). By the end of season 2, she's pretty much scared of anything that's nearby her (i.e. chicks). It's starts to tone down in the TV series, when she was seen brave enough to throw a birthday party for Flippy and bring a baby bird back to its nest. However, by season 3, she's pretty much scared over anything (i.e. going in the wrong bathroom).
 * Genre Savvy: Flaky showing concern for danger makes her this by default.
 * Lovable Coward
 * Only Sane Man
 * Properly Paranoid: Considering what usually ends up happening after attempts at even the safest actions, Flaky's fears seem considerably less unreasonable.
 * Sanity Slippage: "Without A Hitch".
 * Tertiary Sexual Characteristics: Averted - Possibly what leads to the high amount of Viewer Gender Confusion.
 * Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Flaky has an odd fear of baby chicks, more so than everything else. Guess what she encounters in the petting zoo in A To Zoo. Weirdly enough, it seems to be just chicks. She doesn't appear to be particularly afraid of any other birds.

Sniffles
""Science is seriously satisfying!" Voiced by: Liz Stewart"



A nerdy blue anteater with glasses and a pocket protector. Often seen as the brains of the show, Sniffles is a geek who loves science, inventing, Star Trek, and superheroes (Splendid especially). He sometimes delves into mad scientist territory on a few occasions, however. There are several episodes dedicated to him and a family of ants who he always tries to eat, though the ants always end up killing him in the end.


 * Gadgeteer Genius: He was able to build a functioning rocket ship out of the remains of a school bus and a Time Machine out of a washer, for starters.
 * Family-Unfriendly Death: Happens to him a lot, even by Happy Tree Friends standards.
 * Mad Scientist: Sometimes.
 * Misapplied Phlebotinum: He manages to build a mind control helmet and a tiny, fully-functioning robot... only to try and capture ants to eat. And the Time Machine? Built just so he could go back to keep his milk from getting spilled. (Though, the latter was put to better intentions. Almost.)
 * Nerd Glasses
 * Razor Apples: He's forced to eat one in Tongue In Cheek.
 * The Smart Guy
 * Trademark Favorite Food: Ants, even though he's only been able to successfully eat one during the course of the series.

Petunia
""Plant plenty of pretty, perfumed, purple and pink flowers!" Voiced by: Lori Jee"



A sweet blue skunk who wears a flower on her head and a pine tree car freshener around her neck. Petunia suffers from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and is quite a neat freak. She is best friends with Giggles and they like to hang around with each other, have tea parties, play with dolls, etc. She tends to die the messier deaths in the series, such as having her face pressed to a grill or getting pulled through a sink. She is the only character to have not killed another Tree Friend (though she did kill herself in one episode).


 * Damsel in Distress: Less than Giggles, but still falls into this on occasion.
 * Driven to Suicide: In Wishy Washy, via potato peeler. Eeep.
 * Hair Decorations
 * Neat Freak
 * Potty Emergency: in "Happy Trails" as well as "Wingin' It"; she seems to like her soda and juice-boxes.
 * Official Couple: With Mime first, then Handy.
 * Sanity Slippage: Wishy Washy again.
 * Smelly Skunk: Defied while still never mentioned - It has never been hinted at that Petunia smells bad, but her five showers a day and air-freshener necklace may have something to do with that.
 * Super OCD
 * Tertiary Sexual Characteristics: She has long eyelashes and a flower on her head.

Nutty
"Voiced by: Michael "Lippy" Lipman"



A hyperactive green squirrel who always has several pieces of candy stuck in his fur. Nutty is absolutely addicted to candy or anything sugary, and will sometimes add pounds of sugar to something just to make it sweet enough for him. His constantly-dilated eyes are mismatched with one lazy eye (a side effect from his high sugar consumption), and his vocabulary consists almost entirely of laughing and giggling. His sugar addiction has gotten him in trouble more than a few times.


 * Anti-Hero: Type IV.
 * Braces of Orthodontic Overkill: In Chew Said a Mouthful, justified in that his jaw fell off without them.
 * Companion Cube: A Sucker For Love was almost entirely dedicated to his fantasies of various candies... as girlfriends and wives. Also doubles as a Cargo Ship.
 * Determinator: Even when he's dying, he'll always try to get loads of candy.
 * Dissonant Laughter: He sometimes laughs while he dies.
 * Everythings Nuttier With Squirrels: Doubles as a Meaningful Name.
 * Extreme Omnivore: He'll eat anything that vaguely resembles candy, from Christmas lights to cement mix and even other characters in costume.
 * G-Rated Drug
 * I Can't Believe It's Not Heroin!
 * Laughing Mad: Always. Always.
 * Mismatched Eyes
 * Screwy Squirrel: Literally.
 * Sweet Tooth: A whole mouthful.
 * Too Dumb to Live: In "Chew Said a Mouthful" he bites on a jawbreaker and ends up breaking his jaw three times.
 * In "A Sucker for Love", he takes lots of gum balls and glass shards and chews it. When he blows a bubble, it soon pops and the glass shards impale his face.
 * Trademark Favorite Food: Take a wild guess.

Handy
""A happy home has all the right hardware for any happenstance!" Voiced by: Warren Graff"



A helpful orange beaver with amputated hands, who is always seen wearing a hard hat, a tool belt, and arm-nub bandages. Despite his handicap, Handy is most often seen doing (or at least attempting) activities that require hands. Ironically, his dam is full of things that are handheld. Whenever he fails at a task or remembers he doesn't have hands, he will pull his trademark look of a frustrated glance into the camera.


 * Aside Glance
 * Behind the Black: Whenever he successfully does something that requires hands, it's almost always done off-camera.
 * Grievous Bottley Harm: In Spare Me, he's hit in the back of the head while drinking soda from a bottle, which causes it to get stuck in his eyesocket while his eye rattles around inside the bottle.
 * Handicapped Badass: Why yes, he did build an entire house by himself. Twice.
 * Handless Biped
 * Helicopter Blender: In Who's to Flame?
 * Mr. Fixit
 * Nice Hat
 * Non-Indicative Name
 * Official Couple: With Petunia.

Flippy
"Voiced by: Kenn Navarro (Flippy), Aubrey Ankrum (Fliqpy)"



A war-torn green bear who wears a military jacket, beret, and dog tags. His rank is apparently sergeant (by USA stripes; other countries have other rank insignia).

Flippy suffers from severe post-traumatic stress disorder due to the time he spent in the W.A.R (Weaponized Animal Regiment). While his "good" side tends to be one of the kinder and more sociable of the Tree Friends, his "evil" side will emerge whenever he sees or hears something that reminds him of war or death. Once in his evil state, he turns into an efficient killing machine, slaughtering everyone around him. He is arguably the most popular character of the series among fans. He stars in Ka-pow! alongside Splendid and Buddhist Monkey.


 * Anti-Villain: Type II
 * Art Evolution: Originally his flipped out state was drawn with crooked teeth later episodes he has fangs.
 * Ax Crazy: His flipped-out state.
 * Badass: Both parts of him are this.
 * Badass Adorable: When not flipped.
 * Berserk Button: Anything even remotely associated with death or destruction.
 * Beware the Nice Ones
 * Curtains Match the Window: Green Eyes, green fur.
 * Cute and Psycho
 * Enemy Within
 * Everything's Worse with Bears
 * Evil Sounds Deep
 * Expy: Of Rambo.
 * Fangs Are Evil/Slasher Smile: Fliqpy, always.
 * Hair-Trigger Temper: Hell yeah.
 * Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal
 * Helicopter Blender: In Hear Today Gone Tomorrow.
 * Improvised Weapon: Evil Flippy has a knack for transforming nearby objects into lethal weapons, such as a movie projector, a propeller blade, a rose, and even a straw.
 * Jekyll and Hyde
 * Karma Houdini: While his normal self often dies, the same can't be said for his flipped-out self.
 * Although he did.
 * Knife Nut: A bowie knife is his iconic killing tool.
 * Nice Guy: His good side is quite kind and generous.
 * Real Men Wear Pink: Besides collecting weapons in his house, he likes flowers, tea parties, penguins and unicorns.
 * Recurring Riff: Typically, when Flippy is triggered enough to start killing, his transformation is triggered by a quite literal Recurring Riff: a low, descending guitar tone.
 * Shell-Shocked Veteran: Oh yes.
 * Split Personality
 * Super-Powered Evil Side
 * Villain Protagonist
 * Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: His flipped-out side.
 * Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: His flipped-out side.

Mime
"Voiced by: Sarah Castelblanco"



A quiet purple deer (he is actually capable of speech like the others, just choosing rather to be silent) who is (as his name suggests) a mime, complete with face-paint and a striped shirt. Mime is very talented at various circus and carnival acts, such as pantomiming, juggling, making balloon animals, fire breathing, and riding unicycles. His reluctance to speak often lands himself and others into trouble, and he will sometimes choose showmanship over actual helpfulness.


 * Anti-Hero: Type I, sometimes.
 * Blush Sticker: As part of his mime getup.
 * Casanova: In "Easy Comb, Easy Go."
 * Cute Mute
 * Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal
 * Nonverbal Miscommunication
 * Official Couple: With Petunia at first, before she started dating Handy.
 * Trademark Favorite Food: Peanuts, for some reason.
 * The Voiceless: 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.
 * This has led to the death of many others in Who's to Flame? when he chose not to talk to Lumpy on the phone.

The Mole
""Myopic, meandering marches most often lead to macabre mishaps." Voiced by: Dean MacDonald"



A blind lavender mole who wears sunglasses and a dark turtle neck sweater, with a mole on his face. His blindness drives the plot for many episodes, since the creators feel that he and Lumpy are the most inept Tree Friends for any given job. Paired with his blindness is also the inability to speak, possibly because of his sweater. His deaths are limited to the TV series because a producer for the internet seasons has a blind daughter. A lone Ka-pow! episode, Mole in the Big City, visits the idea that The Mole is an international spy, an actual character trait that was cut before he was introduced into the series.


 * Behind the Black: Whenever he eats.
 * Blind Idiot Translation: Literally. He's a blind idiot (who perhaps also is a mute with bad hearing).
 * Cute Mute
 * The Faceless
 * Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal
 * Handicapped Badass: As seen in Mole in the Big City.
 * I Ate What??: He's the most frequent character to mistake body parts for food/produce, due to his blindness. He never seems to notice this.
 * No Mouth
 * The Speechless
 * Spell My Name with a "The"
 * Sunglasses At Night: Possibly justified by the fact that he's blind.
 * Too Dumb to Live: Like Lumpy, a more common occurence being "Too Dumb For Those Around Him To Live"(exceptions being Who's to Flame? and A Sight For Sore Eyes).

Pop
""Parental parents are patient and proud." Voiced by: Aubrey Ankrum"



A bumbling tan bear who is almost always seen with a pipe and wears a red hat and robe. Pop is a single father to his son, Cub, whom he tends to accidentally kill on a regular basis due to his oblivious and slightly dim nature. Despite this, he is actually very caring towards his son and will go out of his way to save him in the few times he knows Cub is hurt or lost. What happened to his wife/Cub's mother is never explained, though it is hinted at that she may have died prior to the series.


 * Bumbling Dad
 * The Determinator: The few times he ever is aware that Cub is in danger he'll never stop in trying to save his son, up to and including going over a waterfall in And the Kitchen Sink and successfully fending off a rabid dog in Doggone it!
 * Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal
 * Nice Hat
 * Parental Obliviousness
 * Standard Fifties Father

Cub
""Cute kids are cuddly and carefree!" Voiced by: Lori Jee"



An adorable tan baby bear, who is always wearing a propeller beanie hat and a diaper/nappy. Cub is Pop's son, and often his deaths are due to his father's oblivious nature. He tends to act stereotypically baby-like (babbling, drooling, etc.), though he has the mobility of a toddler. Because of his babyish nature and innocence, he doesn't usually notice if someone has died or is in pain, and has even played with severed body parts on occasion.


 * Baby Talk
 * Dead Baby Comedy: Literally.
 * Demonic Possession: In Read 'Em And Weep, by an Eldritch Abomination.
 * Disney Death: In "And the Kitchen Sink" when Pop sees Cub seemingly decapitated after falling off a waterfall. When he grabs his head, he finds that he was just buried in the sand up to the neck. A second later, Cub confirms that he's alive when he coughs.
 * Infant Immortality: Gruesomely subverted on a regular basis.
 * Missing Mom

Lifty & Shifty
""No need to be thrifty, just take whats nifty and be back in fifty!" Both voiced by: Kenn Navarro"



Two kleptomaniac green raccoon twin brothers, the older of which (Shifty) is always wearing a green fedora. Lifty and Shifty often scam or steal from unsuspecting Tree Friends (mostly Lumpy) in an effort to get rich. They are played as sinister characters with narrow eyes, dark mask-like markings around their eyes, wide grins, and trademark evil snickers. Often times they work together to steal or scam, though they will sometimes fight, kill one another, or abandon the other to die in favor of riches or goods.


 * Cheshire Cat Grin
 * Evil Laugh
 * Five-Finger Discount: Though they really have Four-Fingered Hands.
 * Karmic Death: In Don't Yank My Chain, where they steal a car at a gas station. They get run over by a train when the car runs out of fuel right on the track. As a bonus, the original owner(s?) of the car are being dragged along the train when this happens.
 * Nice Hat: Shifty wears a fedora to differentiate the two.
 * Rascally Raccoon
 * Sibling Rivalry: They're sometimes seen fighting over who gets to rightfully keep things they have stolen.
 * Sibling Team: For kleptomania, no less.
 * Sticky Fingers
 * Trademark Favorite Food: A Running Gag in the series is them stealing various meats or cows.
 * Villain Protagonists

Russell
""Row, row, row your boat down a running river!" Voiced by: Francis Carr"



A turquoise pirate sea otter with a Jolly Roger hat, eye-patch, ripped striped shirt, black pants, two peg legs, and a hook hand. Russell dresses and talks like a pirate, with his vocabulary consisting almost entirely of "Yar!" He enjoys the sea and nautical activities, such as fishing, sailing, or hunting for treasure, and he even lives in a house boat (perched in a tree). His early design had him with five-o-clock shadow, but this has been retired since his second appearance onward.


 * Cartoony Tail: He has a flat tail like a beaver. Real-life otters have long tails.
 * Eyepatch of Power: Or at least Eyepatch of Pirateness.
 * Hook Hand
 * Nice Hat
 * Piranha Problem: In Something Fishy.
 * Pirate: Type 2.
 * Talk Like a Pirate: Yar!

Disco Bear
"Voiced by: Peter Herrman"



A groovy golden bear with an orange afro, yellow leisure suit, yellow bell-bottoms, and platform shoes. Disco Bear is stuck in the seventies and lives the disco way of life, from his clothing to his dance moves to the music that plays on his alarm clock. He likes to roller blade, ski, and (unsuccessfully) hit on Giggles and Petunia, but most of all he loves to disco dance. However, he also loves deep fried/fatty foods, has a noticeable gut, and lives an unhealthy lifestyle. He takes great pride in his afro and goes to extremes to make sure it's perfect. It took until the TV series for the creators to stop finding him annoying and actually start liking him.


 * Anti-Hero: Type I.
 * Casanova Wannabe
 * Catch Phrase: "Oh yeah."
 * Deep-Fried Whatever: Which lead to bad consequences in A Change Of Heart and Ipso Fatso.
 * Disco Dan
 * Everythings Funkier With Disco
 * Funny Afro
 * Informed Deformity
 * Screams Like a Little Girl
 * Standard Disco Equipment: Among other things, in early episodes a disco ball would appear out of nowhere to signal his arrival.
 * Traumatic Haircut: In Easy Comb, Easy Go.

Splendid
""Super squirrel swooping in for the save!" Voiced by: David Winn"



A heroic blue flying squirrel who is always seen with a red mask. Splendid is a superhero with super strength/speed, heat vision, the ability to fly, and more. Despite his helpful nature, he always seems to hurt more than he helps. When not saving the world, he's quite the homemaker who enjoys baking and sewing. He is a comic book legend in-universe, and is an idol to Sniffles and Toothy in particular. His only weakness is a green acorn-shaped rock called Kryptonut, which caused his only confirmed death throughout the whole series. He has an evil twin/evil counterpart, Splendont, who ironically is much better at being a superhero. Splendid stars in Ka-pow! alongside Flippy and Buddhist Monkey.


 * Anti-Hero: Type V
 * Clark Kenting: At the Daily Acorn as a reporter, no less.
 * Cool Mask
 * Destructive Saviour
 * Everythings Nuttier With Squirrels: Downplayed, compared to Nutty.
 * Evil Counterpart / Evil Twin: Splendont, complete with Color Coding For Our Convenience.
 * Expy: Of Superman and Rocky.
 * Failure Hero
 * Flying Brick
 * Idiot Hero
 * Kryptonite Factor: Kryptonut
 * Nice Job Breaking It, Hero
 * Part-Time Hero
 * Screams Like a Little Girl
 * Super Team: The Supremely Sensational Stupendously Spectacular Super Squad, or SSSSSuper Squad for short.
 * Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: The Collect Them All section states that Splendid has acrophobia, a fear of heights. This doesn't seem to affect him much, though.

Cro-Marmot
"Voiced by: Dean MacDonald"



A prehistoric yellow marmot who wears a leopard-skin loincloth and carries a club. Cro-marmot is always seen encased entirely in a large block of ice (except for the irregular episode Dino-Sore Days). Despite this, he will often be seen doing activities (almost always off-camera), and is apparently known for his impressive talents, all unseen by the viewer. His main method of transportation is an ice cream truck.


 * Behind the Black: Everything he does.
 * Blinding Bangs
 * Cute Mute
 * Flat Character
 * Human Popsicle: Or Marmot Popsicle.
 * Informed Ability: As revealed in Intimate Spotlight, he's an accomplished writer, painter, and pianist. Also, he has his own brand of foot powder, held a tour on Broadway, is known for his loud antics and energetic performances, and had been titled "Sexiest Happy Tree Friend" in 1992. Wow.
 * Perpetual Smiler
 * The Speechless

Buddhist Monkey
"Voiced by: Jeff Biancalana"



A peaceful orange monkey who wears a dark orange Buddhist robe and large prayer beads. Buddhist Monkey is, as his name suggests, a monkey who practices Buddhism and is normally nonviolent. However, when attacked by Generic Tree Ninjas and others sent from a mysterious, dark overlord, he sheds his passive outer nature and call upon his extensive martial arts training to kill his enemies. A flashback focused on his training by Sensei Orangutan, who had died sometime between the flashback and the series. He is the only main recurring character to not have died yet (although the fact he's only appeared in person in Ka-pow!! helps immensely). He stars in Ka-pow! alongside Flippy and Splendid.


 * Badass: Very much so.
 * Badass Adorable
 * Badass Bookworm
 * Bald of Awesome
 * Berserk Button: Dare you kill his plant or ruin a library...
 * Beware the Nice Ones
 * Everything's Better with Monkeys
 * Funny Afro: Before Sensei Orangutan burnt it off during training.
 * Martial Pacifist
 * The Obi-Wan: Sensei Orangutan, also doubles as Mentor Occupational Hazard.
 * Warrior Poet: Enjoys reading and gardening, can snap your spine in half if you piss him off.

Lammy & Mr. Pickels
""Long lasting friends don't tend to be fickle. More likely, they would laugh and love to tickle!" Voiced by: Renée T. MacDonald"



A wooly violet lamb who wears a purple hairbow and a white wool sweater, and a pickle dressed in a top hat and mustache. Winners of the Vote or Die 10th anniversary new character contest held by the Happy Tree Friends website in early 2010, Lammy and Mr. Pickels are the newest additions to the HTF cast. While Lammy appears to be a relatively normal girl, her (seemingly imaginary) friend Mr. Pickels gleefully causes mischief with others, even killing them. As a disturbing twist, when Lammy tries to stop Mr. Pickels from harming others, it's Lammy unintentionally causing pain and grief.


 * Ax Crazy: Mr. Pickels (intentionally), and Lammy (unintentionally).
 * Beware the Nice Ones
 * Companion Cube: In A Bit of a Pickle, Mr. Pickels is shown to be a regular pickle that Lammy considers her imaginary friend.
 * Hair Decorations
 * Eye Scream: In their debut episode, Lammy is shot in the eye with a taser, and then electrocuted. We later see her with her eye horribly swollen, dark red, and covered in welts.
 * Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal
 * Imaginary Enemy: Sort of. In their debut episode, Lammy is intent to stop Mr. Pickels when he's killing people, but she seems genuinely happy to see him again once she's in prison.
 * Nice Hat: For a pickle, anyway
 * Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Lammy's attempts to stop Mr. Pickels end in death and disaster.
 * Not-So-Imaginary Friend
 * Pokémon-Speak: Lammy speaks with a sheep's bleat. It's most pronounced when she's laughing or panicking.
 * Split Personality: It's implied that Mr. Pickels is the result of Lammy having Dissociative Identity Disorder.
 * Tertiary Sexual Characteristics: Lammy has long eyelashes and, like Giggles, wears a bow on her head. Mr. Pickels, on the male end of the spectrum, wears a top hat and has a mustache.
 * The Voiceless: Mr. Pickels