History Main / BarbaricBully

** [[spoiler:[[PsychopathicManchild Eddy's Brother]]]] in TheMovie is the crowning example. [[spoiler:He takes pleasure in [[BigBrotherBully beating and belittling his little brother]], which he has been doing ''throughout most of his life''. Given he works at an amusement park, it's heavily implied he beats other children as well.]]

%%* Gelman from ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}''.

* Katsuki Bakugo from ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' provides his EstablishingCharacterMoment by mentioning that he's been bullying Izuku Midoriya (TheHero) for 10 years because [[FantasticRacism Izuku's Quirkless]] and gives him a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech that ends with him telling Izuku [[SuicideDare that he should kill himself and hope that he reincarnates into someone with powers]], and even when he eventually demonstrates that he has a HiddenHeartOfGold, he absolutely refuses to stop being a {{Jerkass}} and loves to use his Quirk on anything that pisses him off (usually Izuku, [[HairTriggerTemper which is way too often]])... and considering that his Quirk is [[HavingABlast the capacity to sweat nitroglycerine and set it off at will]], "anything that pisses him off" usually has to [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere run like hell]].

** Kevin is a JerkJock who intimidates and terrorizes the Eds (particularly Eddy) and also has anger issues.

** [[spoiler:[[PsychopathicManchild Eddy's Brother]]]] in TheMovie is a more straightforward example. [[spoiler:He takes pleasure in [[BigBrotherBully beating and belittling his little brother]], which he has been doing ''throughout most of his life''. Given he works at an amusement park, it's heavily implied he beats other children as well.]] Even [[EnfantTerrible Sarah]], [[JerkJock Kevin]], and ''[[AbhorrentAdmirer the Kankers]]'' are all [[EveryoneHasStandards appalled by his actions]].

** [[NeverMessWithGranny Grandma Stotch]] was revealed to be this when she repeatedly beats and intimidates Butters, both at home and at school. Despite the absurdity of it, her abuse is played with complete seriousness.

** Shelly Marsh is Stan's BigSisterBully who frequently assaults him -- either with a television, a piano, or a chair -- over the slightest of offenses. After Season 12, however, this became mitigated.

* Roger Klotz in ''WesternAnimation/{{Doug}}'' is a mild case. He has the stereotypical "tough guy" looks (chains, black leather jacket, and [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation slime-green skin]]), and is usually ''threatening'' people with acts of violence, but generally confines his bullying to the occasional name-calling, as [[EvenEvilHasStandards even he would never actually go through with his threats]], and is terrified of people who actually ''want'' to beat him up. In the show's defense, though, the writers usually don't attempt to use bullying as a major source of drama, and Doug always manages to resolve his conflicts peacefully.

** The Kanker Sisters antagonize the kids (mostly the Eds), have SuperStrength (albeit on par with the other characters), live in a trailer, and have no sense of table manners or personal hygiene.

[[caption-width-right:300:To see the nerds driven before me, and to hear the lamentations of their math club.]]

* The Kanker Sisters in ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' antagonize the kids (mostly the Eds), have SuperStrength (albeit on par with the other characters), live in a trailer, and have no sense of table manners or personal hygiene.

** Trent Boyett was described as the boys as "the biggest, toughest kid in pre-school." His introduction had him whacking a classmate with a hammer even when he was crying "uncle." Years later, when he gets released from juvenile hall due to starting a fire that went out of control, he proceeds to brutally assault Butters and the sixth graders, sending them all to intensive care.

** [[NeverMessWithGranny Grandma Stotch]] was revealed to be this when she repeatedly beats Butters, both at home and at school. Despite the absurdity of it, her abuse is played completely seriously.

** [[NeverMessWithGranny Grandma Stotch]] was revealed to be this when she repeatedly beats Butters, both at home and at school. Despite the absurdity of it, her abuse is treated completely seriously.
* Flatts the Flounder, from the ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E3TheBullyJustOneBite The Bully]]", has only one known goal: kicking [=SpongeBob=]'s butt for no apparent reason, other than possibly because of the events of "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS1E8SandysRocketSqueakyBoots Sandy's Rocket]]" (in which [=SpongeBob=] kidnaps various Bikini Bottom in the belief that they're aliens), or because of FantasticRacism against sponges.

* ''Literature/TheBadUnicornTrilogy'': Ricky [[RedBaron "the Kraken"]] Reynolds. In one of his first appearances, ''[[WouldHitAGirl he provokes a fight with a girl]]''[[note]][[ActionGirl Good thing she completely whoops his butt]][[/note]]. Taken UpToEleven when he [[spoiler:is turned into a monster]].

** A seemingly minor plot point revolves around a missing man named Shinya Kawai, a sleazy bar owner who disappeared five years prior to the story. [[spoiler: As it turns out, he was the ringleader of a band of bullies that brutally harassed a smaller student, Mitsuru Kusumoto, beating him black and blue on a daily basis until Mitsuru attempted suicide. Kawai was scapegoated by his "friends" and had to change schools, but a chance meeting years later between him and Mitsuru's mother Reiko revealed that he was completely unremorseful about what happened, even proud to some extent. this led to Reiko accepting an offer from Kawai's former teacher, Jin Kuwana, to kidnap and murder Kawai for his crimes]].

* Francis in ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents''. He's about twice the size of everyone else at his school (throwaway dialogue indicates he's been held back at least two years, [[FreudianExcuse and has a dad who's a full-on convict]]), he wears heavy chains on his clothes, he has grey skin, he apparently feeds first graders to his dog, and he's brought medieval weapons to school on at least one occasion. You know... just like bullies in real life.

* Stelio Kontos, Stan's childhood bully from ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad''. Stuck a bat in his pants. Enough said. He's so infamous that he's effectively a bully-for-hire who will beat up anyone who pays him enough.

* Stelio Kontos, Stan's childhood bully from ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad''. Stuck a bat in his pants. Enough said.

* ''ComicBook/RobinSeries'': The brutal bullies Mark Meachum and Josh Stanzland get transferred to Tim's high school along with a bunch of other students due to school shutdowns in the wake of the devastating man-made earthquakes that lead to ''ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand''. The campus and staff are not equipped to deal with the influx of students, and after getting away with repeated cruel acts in public, they eventually drag their favorite victim to the wooded area behind the football field and beat him to death.

** Jamie isn't much in the way of being physically intimidating; she's actually quite [[CuteBruiser small and silly-looking]] (like a goose-stepping [[CartoonCreature windup toy with horns and a stupid hat]]), and for the first two seasons her being a bully is mostly a case of OffstageVillainy. In the third season, however, a montage shows that she's committed such [[CrossesTheLineTwice completely insane]] acts as having birds devour someone alive, dismembering one student's limb before chewing it up and spitting it back at her, and partially ''[[BlackComedyCannibalism cannibalizing]]'' two kids. The only thing that can keep her well-behaved [[EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas is her mom]].

* Butch-Patrick Milosevic from ''WesternAnimation/TheBoondocks'' is a hulking brute who's able to get away with anything due to being both strong and vicious enough to brutalize anyone trying to stop him, including adults.

* As with everything childhood related, ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'' [[ExaggeratedTrope exaggerates]] this to epic proportions, depicting bullies as equivalent to [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]] in {{Homage}} to ''Franchise/JurassicPark''. Named species of bully include the Noogieraptor, Spitballosaurus, Wet Willie Mammoth, and the fearsome [[TRexpy Wedgiesaurus Rex]].

* Francis in ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents''. He's about twice the size of everyone else at his school, he wears heavy chains on his clothes, he has grey skin, he apparently feeds first graders to his dog, and he's brought medieval weapons to school on at least one occasion. You know... just like bullies in real life.

* ''Film/FearStreet'' In "Part Two: 1978", stringing someone up from a tree and burning them with a lighter, as Sheila does with Ziggy, goes right past bullying and straight into actual torture.

But he'll beat on your head like a big-bass drum\\

He's a Bully!"''