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* [[Almost Kiss]]: With Penny, several times.
* [[Ambidextrous Sprite]]: He always has three whiskers on one side and two on the other, but the pattern tends to flip as a result of this.
* [[Annoying Younger
* [[Attractive Bent Gender]]: When he's forced in a dress.
* [[Bad Liar]]:
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* [[Keet]]
* [[No Sense of Direction]]: He think he can somehow memorize a map ''after eating it'' and when the wind is directly speaking to him in plainly decipherable language he does the exact opposite of what it tells him.
* [[Official Couple]]: {{spoiler|With Penny as of "The Shell."}}
* [[Only Sane Man]]: Following Season 2, this is his main characterization, though he still catches the [[Idiot Ball]] from time to time.
* [[Pink Girl, Blue Boy]]: Blue Boy to Anais's Pink Girl.
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* [[Morality Pet]]: He has a higher moral sense than Gumball does.
* [[Named After Somebody Famous]]: ''Several'' somebodies.
* [[Official Couple]]: {{spoiler|With Carrie, as of "The Matchmaker."}}
* [[Only Sane Man]]: Though not necessarily the smartest person in any episode he's in, he's traded off on the role of "the only person being objective while everything's going nuts" with Anais on occasion, and has started playing the [[Straight Man]] to Gumball's antics more. Gumball basically says in "The Sidekick" that his role in their dynamic is to stop him from doing really crazy things.
** [[The Cuckoolander Was Right]]
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* [[The Hedonist]]: It's been so long since she's been able to do things like eating, that when she has a body, she'll immediately starting [[Big Eater|binge-eating]] [[Extreme Omnivore|absolutely anything]] (except, apparently, pickles).
* [[Luminescent Blush]]: When Darwin kissed her in "Halloween".
* [[Official Couple]]: {{spoiler|With Darwin as of "The Matchmaker".}}
* [[Our Ghosts Are Different]]
* [[Peek-a-Bangs]]: Much like Gumball's whiskers, subject to [[Fashionable Asymmetry]] and [[Ambidextrous Sprite]].
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* [[Nice Girl]]: Popular, cheerleader, and sweet as can be.
* [[Not So Above It All]]: The end of "The Flower" implies she's capable of the same illogical jealously that Gumball had been going through.
* [[Official Couple]]: {{spoiler|With Gumball as of "The Shell.}}
* [[Smitten Teenage Girl|Smitten Tweenage Girl]]
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A tall, fluffy creature who is the counselor of Elmore Junior High. He is interested in New Age culture and possesses hippie-like qualities in terms of appearance and behavior. Mr. Small's strange and unorthodox teaching methods are usually more confusing to the children than helpful, and most of the kids leave his office confused and not any better, if not worse from the time they entered. With this, many Elmore Junior High students are left wondering why he still has his job. Like other characters, Mr. Small is afraid of Tina Rex. He is also shown to have violent mood swings, which could possibly be attributed to bipolar disorder.
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* [[Cloudcuckoolander]]
* [[The Chew Toy]]: Him being injured as the result of the protagonist's actions is starting to become a [[Running Gag]].
* [[Conspiracy Theorist]]
* [[Companion Cube]]: His van Janice.
* [[Drill Sergeant Nasty]]: His short rant/speech in "The Meddler".
* [[Hippie Teacher|Hippie Counselor]]:
▲* [[Flanderization]]: Later episodes ignore his [[Jerkass]] qualities in favor of making him a possible stoner and conspiracy theorist who is in love with a van.
▲* [[Hippie Teacher|Hippie Counselor]]: Though he's rather less patient than the typical example.
* [[Large Ham]]:
{{quote|"Don't hate me because I'm ''beautiful!''"}}
* [[Mood Swinger]]: Can go from an easy-going hippie to an enraged maniac in a snap, [[Early Installment Weirdness|especially in the first season]].
* [[New Age Retro Hippie]]: More noticeable from Season 2 onward.
* [[Nothing but Skin and Bones]]: On a few occasions where he wears skin-tight clothes we can see his
* [[Piss-Take Rap]]: Has one about honesty; [[It Makes Sense in Context|while dressed in a ''bear costume'']].▼
▲* [[Nothing but Skin and Bones]]: On a few occasions where he wears skin-tight clothes we can see his ribcage with a disturbing amount of detail.
* [[Scare'Em Straight]]: Does this to Gumball and Darwin in "The Sock" by showing them a grotesque diagram of the soul of a liar. This can also be applied to his sock puppet, the Silence Snake, whom he uses to scream at people and shock them into shutting up.▼
▲* [[Piss-Take Rap]]: Has one about honesty; while dressed in a ''bear costume''.
▲* [[Scare'Em Straight]]: Does this to Gumball and Darwin by showing them a grotesque diagram of the soul of a liar. This can also be applied to his sock puppet, the Silence Snake, whom he uses to scream at people and shock them into shutting up.
* [[Straw Vegetarian]]: In "The Castle", he states he's only a vegetarian for the feeling of superiority. “The Potato” shows he is still secretly addicted to meat.
* [[The Stoner]]: A G-rated version. In one episode, he drinks a strange kind of [[G-Rated Drug|herbal tea]] that basically makes him high.
* [[Took a Level In Kindness]]: In Season 1, he had a bit of a temper and would sometimes lash out at students. Starting with Season 2, while he still has some [[Jerkass]] moments, he's a lot nicer and more laid back.
* [[Tuckerization]]: Named after a friend of the show's creator that also works in animation—the same one that made his character design, in fact.
* [[Unmoving Pattern]]: His shirt.
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