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The Angry Beavers
Two beaver brothers, Norbert and Daggett, who get kicked out of their parents' dam when a new litter is born. Now living in a dam of their own, they have a bunch of crazy misadventures as they cope with bachelorhood (and each other).
- Big Eater: Whether it's wood or anything spicy, both of them are equally capable of putting food away.
- Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: Zigzagged. Norbert is much smarter and better socialized than Daggett, but he's also the lazier of the two—he tends to trick Daggett into pulling both their weights.
- Gleeful and Grumpy Pairing: Norbert seems to be easy going and upbeat gleeful, while Daggett is the irritable and stressed out grumpy one. However, this mostly has to do with how Norbert is treated favorably in contrast to Daggett.
- Green-Eyed Monster: If one beaver gets something cool, the other wants it too, even though Norbert usually gets whatever he wants.
- Hypocritical Heartwarming: They can kick each other around all they want, but will plot revenge when somebody else does it. In Daggett’s case, it is often some form of self-defense against Norbert’s unprovoked mistreatment.
- Informed Species: Flat tails and buck teeth aside, Daggett and Norbert don't look an awful lot like beavers, looking more like some sort of porcupine/hedgehog hybrid due to their fur (especially Norbert's) being somewhat spiky-looking and having pointy long snouts. This is constantly pointed out in the show, as most people assume that they are weasels.
- Large Ham: They're both comically overdramatic and long-winded. They probably get it from all those crappy B-movies they watch.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Dag is constantly on edge (Red), Norb tries to play it cool (Blue).
- Sibling Rivalry: The two clash over nearly everything. If they're not playing ridiculous games, they're having This Is My Side style disputes or outright fighting. Sometimes it gets bad enough to border on a Cain and Abel situation.
- Strong Family Resemblance:
- Norb takes more after their dad when it comes to his color scheme and laziness, but takes more after their mom when it comes to his facial features.
- Dag takes more after their mom when it comes to his color scheme and diligence, but takes more after their dad when it comes to his facial features.
- Trademark Favorite Food: They like to eat wood, sap and jalapeños. The former two are scientifically accurate, the latter... not so much.
Norbert
Norbert Foster Beaver
Voice Actor: Nick Bakay (English)Foreign V As
The older, more laid-back beaver brother.- Aloof Big Brother: At the start of the series, see Flanderization below.
- Animal Motifs: Horses. Norb whinnies like a horse whenever he bleats in distress, and in one episode, his life-long dream was to be a Lipizzaner Stallion.
- Berserk Button: He loves his hair, so don't mess it up.
- Big Brother Bully: Steps into this territory on more than one occasion. Some of his attitude around Daggett could be dismissed as playful teasing, but often he can be downright abusive. The abuse becomes more blatant after Season 1.
- Big Brother Instinct: He will come to his twin brother's aid once in a while, such as in "Van-tastic Voyage".
- Especially in the episode with the lumberjacks. Upon seeing his brother having been seemingly brainwashed by the lumberjacks, he loses it.
- Break the Haughty: He gets his moments.
- Brilliant, but Lazy: Several episodes show Norbert more willing to sit back and smell the flowers than Daggett, but as some episodes such as "A Dam Too Far" show, he's very brilliant when he puts his mind to it.
- Butt-Monkey: Not as much as Daggett, but he suffers for the sake of comedy quite a bit, mostly after Season 1.
- Camp Straight: He's really melodramatic and sentimental, likes the color pink and even wears a speedo to the beach. But he is madly in love with Treeflower.
- Catchphrase: "Biiiig hug!"
- Chick Magnet: Apparently as seen in "Beach Beavers A Go-Go," and in "Beaver Fever" being surrounded by fangirls at one point.
- Cuddle Bug: As his catchphrase may indicate, he really likes to give hugs.
- Early Installment Character-Design Difference: In the original "Snowbound" pilot, he looked more like a yellow version of his brother Daggett.
- Flanderization: As the series continued, Norb’s narcissism and abusive tendencies became more blatant.
- Guile Hero: Mostly relies on wit and manipulation for fighting against a foe or Dag.
- Manipulative Bastard: At his worst.
- Immune to Slapstick: Zigzagged. Many episodes Norb avoids comical injuries, but only to punctuate Daggett... not doing so (the latter once even lampshaded this in their Reversed Roles episode). Otherwise when that gag is out of the equation, Norb has been routinely maimed and beaten in cartoonish ways.
- Inferiority Superiority Complex: Norb loves to lord how much better he is over Dag but falls apart when he gets outdone in any way by his brother. He literally went into a state of depression when I found out who the taller twin was.
- Insufferable Genius: Even when he's wrong, he never admits it. At least on two occasions Daggett stresses the point that Norbert should be sorry but he turns it around and accepts his apology.
- Jerkass: He takes a level in it in the later episodes.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold —> Jerk with a Heart of Jerk
- For example, in "Dag's List", Daggett comes home one day after getting thrashed by random thugs. Norbert promptly gets him an organizing notebook so he'll remember who to get even with next time. The reason? A brotherly prank to get Dag even more thrashed. Not to mention he later takes advantage of Dag's new feared reputation in order to get his friends' possessions. Thankfully, it backfires by the end of the episode.
- The "Damnesia" episode features Norb losing his memories, and being shown recorded proof of how he usually acts towards Dag horrifies him into deciding he doesn't want to regain his old identity.
- In the unaired final episode, he talks Dag through the five stages of being over and gives him one last hug.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold —> Jerk with a Heart of Jerk
- Large Ham: He likes to make big, over-the-top speeches.
- Not So Above It All: A few times in the series, but especially in Muscular Beaver 5, where it's revealed he revels in the opportunity to be Baron Bad Beaver and let out his "evil" side when no one's around (and to "wear my undies on the outey-side.")
- Real Men Wear Pink: Whenever he's seen wearing clothing, it's almost always in a pinkish color scheme.
- Small Name, Big Ego: He tends to think he's smarter, cooler, and more sophisticated than he really is. Being shown proof to the contrary tends to destroy him.
- Spiky Hair: Norbert has a big, spiky hairstyle in contrast to his brother's more simple appearance, and compliments his cool, haughty personality.
- The Fool: Although, there are times when his Karmic Protection fails to activate.
- The Unfavorite: While his and Dag's parents love them equally, they mention in the car that they like Dag more (though mainly when he and Norb are getting along.) It's implied it's because Dag's blase acceptance of his parents' quirks while Norb tends to be embarassed by those quirks. Their mom even sends Norb treats every month to make up for it.
- Verbal Tic: He tends to mispronounce or overemphasize word syllables.
Daggett
Daggett Doofus Beaver
Voice Actor: Richard Steven Horvitz (English)Foreign V As
- Act of True Love: He lies every year that he's shorter than Norbert, just to make his brother happy, no matter how much Norbert brags about him for everything. self-sacrifice of something for another. The one time he didn't was implied to be because Norb's bragging had finally gotten to him, but went back to humoring him after spending at least one day screwing with his brother's head.
- Animal Motifs: While already a beaver, Daggett's design is pretty shark-like, down to his fin like ears and razor sharp teeth. This is alluded to when he chooses a water scooter painted as a shark in "Beach Beavers A Go-Go".
- Annoying Younger Sibling: He's even got a special calendar that lists new ways to piss his brother off every day.
- Berserk Button: It doesn't matter if you're a bunch of mind-controlled zombies, he WILL kick your spooty behind-er if you threaten his teddy bear.
- Big Ol' Unibrow: It also appears to be easily detachable in "Big Tall Daggy" when Norb tries to confirm that Dag's really taller than him.
- Book Dumb: His main method of turning stuff on or off pretty much consists of hitting it ("Stupid, eh *whack*! Stupid, eh *whack*! Stupid computer *whack*!), yet he can build a remote vest-controlled animatronic robot, as seen in "Long Dag Night." Dag certainly qualifies.
- Busy Beaver: Dag is the Dumb, but Diligent counterpart to Norb. He lacks Norb's talent and precision, but he makes up for it with serious energy. While Norb will take an elevator to the top floor of a building, Dag will run up the stairs at full speed... and somehow manage to meet Norb at the top.
- Butt-Monkey: He loses to Norb at almost every game, competition or contest they try, and he's guaranteed to get hit by something pretty much once an episode.
- Cargo Ship: He fell in love with a fish hook.
- Catchphrase: "That was nuts!" and, occasionally: "Me?! I.......YOU!!" when Norb blames him for something.
- Characterization Marches On: Although he starts out as the more socially awkward beaver, Dag later develops a knack for befriending total strangers later on.
- Cloud Cuckoolander: He has a tenuous understanding of the world around him. Combined with his anger issues... it ain't pretty.
- Deranged Park Ranger: Dag become a park ranger after the previous park ranger rage-quits and becomes a figure skater. When Dag is elected ranger, he institutes a series of changes (such as installing linoleum floors on the forest floor, then requiring all animals to wear slippers on the linoleum floor to keep them from sliding around). Eventually, he passes a series of increasingly draconian rules, banning eating, blinking, and eventually all non-beaver animals from the forest.
- Dumbass Has a Point: He's not the sharpest tool in the box but he's still capable of making valid points. It's also implied for all of his seemingly stupid behavior, Dag might be the real smart one between him and Norb.
- He's exasperated by Norb's obsession with Treeflower and frequently calls him out on denying that she dumped him.
- He never has a problem whenever their parents show up for a visit, showing them more patience than Norb does and genuinely enjoys their company. It's implied this is why he's considered the favorite.
- When Norb finds evidence to imply Dag might not be his actual brother, Dag scoffs explaining they're brothers because they grew up together and love each other. Later on, Norb's supposed "real" brother Byron uses an advanced super computer to determine who his brother is. The computer quotes Dag word for word and self destructs.
- He's proven right that letting Stacy and Chelsea do whatever they want is a bad idea when the two make themselves sick on junk food. Even if he went overboard on scheduling things, there clearly needed to be some rules while the girls were visiting.
- He immediately tells Norb that listening to the "Mystical Seven Ball" on how to get rid of the lumberjacks is ridiculous, and is proven right at the end when it mocks the two for taking it seriously.
- "Chocolate Up To Experience" ends with Norb finding out Dag sold their entire dam to make the money needed to pay for their collectible hair curler. Dag explains it was the only one he could earn the money because no one was willing to pay 200 dollars for a single chocolate bar.
- In "Fakin' It," he rightfully points out that Norb pretending he was sick just to get out of doing chores was a really scummy thing to do, especially because Norb faked a very serious illness. Dag only faked it too to teach his brother a lesson.
- Everyone Has Standards: He's implied to be very patient with Norb's desperation to prove himself, but once Norb goes too far with his bragging expect Dag to teach him a lesson.
- Flanderization: As the show progressed, Dag's intelligence seemed to do the opposite.
- In the early episodes Dag's lack of intellect vented out in the form of him being a strutting buffoon who needed to relax more.
- Genius Ditz: He has his moments, such as when he cured an incurable disease in "Stinky Toe".
- Girls Have Cooties: Is grossed out about the prospect of having a girlfriend. This actually becomes a part of the plot in the episode "The Mighty Knothead." Weirdly enough, near the beginning of said episode, Dag seems a little smitten with the raccoons' leader. It's only after she declares he has to be her boyfriend that he freaks.
- He also fell in love with a fish hook though that was portrayed as a girl
- Good Is Not Nice: He's one of the protagonists, but that doesn't stop him from having a Hair-Trigger Temper and paranoia.
- Good Parents: When he once thought a baby mongoose that had wandered into the dam was his child, Dag showed to actually be a pretty good caregiver. His one downside was blindly letting Norb look after "Gary" for a while, though this gets subverted when Norb is unable to get rid of the baby because he bonds with it.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Like it says above, he's the angrier of the two.
- Hated by All: Many of the characters seem to hate Dag for no good reason.
- Hates Baths: In "Kreature Komforts" Norb instantly convinces Dag to give up all their possessions and live like real beavers, simply by telling him he won't have to bathe anymore.
- It's such a characteristic of him that when Norb sees him having been made to enjoy bathing by the obnoxious lumberjacks, Norb ''loses'' it.
- Hates Being Touched: Sometimes he likes hugs from Norbert, sometimes...Daggett: Physical intimacy. How I do loathe it so.
- Hidden Depths: Dag is implied to be much more comfortable in his own skin than his brother is. Norb loves to hold it over Dag's head how much better he is but can't handle getting outdone. Dag doesn't care much for Norb's taunting but generally handles Norb's achievements better than vice versa.
- Idiot Hero: Sure, he's a really good fellow, once you get to know him, but he doesn't have his mind on the ball.
- Insufferable Imbecile: In addition to being dumb, he's pretty rude and has a fiery temper, though he's still a good person deep down.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's not so bad on the inside despite his short temper.
- Keet: He's full of energy.
- Let Me at Him!: What he does to his adversaries.
- The Millstone: "It's a Spootiful Life" reveals that without Dag around, everybody would be better off. Norb and Treeflower would be a rich couple, Barry would be a fit action star, Laverta would be a bombshell, and Bing would... well, okay Bing would still be Bing.
- No Sympathy: Towards both Bing and Big Bunny when they realized nobody wanted to be their friends. It usually takes Norb forcing Dag to show some compassion.
- Obfuscating Stupidity: Generally implied in some episodes, the fact of the matter is that there are some times when Dag's stupidity provides Karmic Protection over Norb's unprovoked Jerkass tendencies.
- The Paranoiac: Dag constantly convinces himself that strange things (giant snow leeches, killer salmon, among others) are out to kill him and tries to prepare. Sometimes he's right.
- Parental Favoritism: His mom mentions that they like him more though his dad adds that it's usually when he and Norb are getting along. It's implied it's because Dag accepts his parents' quirks.
- Perpetual Frowner: On most of the official artwork at least.
- Super-Strength: Yes, really. In one episode, his attempt to build a dam over the "Little Meanie" river saw him carry a tree the size of a mountain by himself. In another, he can be seen hauling huge piles of pipes, metal and wood that would ordinarily be too heavy for just one beaver to carry.
- Unstoppable Rage: His Fatal Flaw.
- Too Dumb to Live: Especially in the later episodes.
- Verbal Tic: An "Eeeh" sort of sound.
Supporting Cast
Stump
Voice Actor: N/A
A tree stump with a carved-in face, and a close friend of the beavers.- Animate Inanimate Object: Apparently, he can move around, help construct buildings, and even get into a car and drive. We never see it ourselves, though.note
- Companion Cube: He's an inanimate tree stump treated by Norb as if he was a living person.
- Talking with Signs: Was seen holding up a wooden "Ha Ha!" sign, in response to a picture at the end of "Stump looks for his Roots."
Bing
Voice Actor: Victor Wilson (English)Foreign V As
An extremely annoying, fast-talking chamelecko.- Bumbling Sidekick: As "Most Potent Bug". When tasked with rescuing Daggett in "Muscular Beaver 5" from his "breakfast-y doom" by pushing the "up" button for the crane lowering him down, Bing instead pushes the obviously bad skull-marked button that sends Daggett literally rocketing into the big bowl of cereal and milk.
- Distaff Counterpart: His on-and-off girlfriend Wanda is his female counterpart, to the point of looking like him in drag.
- I Just Want to Have Friends: He wants to be friends with Norb and Daggett out of crushing loneliness.
- Leitmotif: He has a very catchy one based off the Circus Music Duet.
- Lovable Lizard: Only because he's genuinely friendly and well-meaning.
- Mix-and-Match Critters: Part chameleon, and part gecko. Since he was seen changing color like the former and replacing his broken-off tail like the latter species.
- Motor Mouth: Talks a mile a minute.
- Sidekick Creature Nuisance: Norb and Daggett find him very irritating, what with how much of a Motor Mouth he is.
- The Thing That Would Not Leave: His debut episode is even called "The Bing That Wouldn't Leave".
Treeflower
Voice Actor: Cynthia Mann, Dulce Guerrero (Latin Spanish)
A once-hippie beaver girl that Norbert fell in love with after meeting at a concert.- Early-Bird Cameo: Treeflower (or another female beaver that used the same design) appeared before in "Long in the Teeth" and "The Bing that wouldn't Leave."
- Innocent Blue Eyes: Notably one of only two characters on the show to have irises, hers being an expressive blue.
- Let's Duet: "I Think I Like You" with Norb.
- Love Interest: She is a love interest to Norb.
- Ms. Fanservice: Wears a lot of tight outfits that excentuate her figure.
- New-Age Retro Hippie: She was something of a stereotypical hippie in her debut episode.
- New Job as the Plot Demands: And personalities, in every appearance. The episode "Pass It On!" has her change outfits (and presumably personalities) between shots.
- No Accounting for Taste: Briefly dates Truckee.
- Will They or Won't They?: With Norb.
Barry Bear
Voice Actor: John Garry, Alfonso Mellado (Latin Spanish, 1st voice), Rubén Cerda (Latin Spanish, 2nd voice)
- Alliterative Name: Barry Bear
- Beary Friendly: He's huge and powerful, but very laid back. He'd rather sing than hurt anybody.
- Beware the Nice Ones: As mentioned above, he's usually pretty laid back and turns the other cheek to a lot of the Beavers' antics, but if pushed (or bribed) hard enough, he will put a whooping on you.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: His speech patterns (and penchant for music) make it very clear that he's based on Barry White.
- Not So Above It All: Ragged on the Beavers early on for "wearing their underwear on the outside" when going around as superheroes or supervillains, but admits that he's always wanted to do it too when Treeflower suggests the idea of a superhero costume party in "Muscular Beaver 4"
- Trauma Button: Clowns. It's established in "Un-Barry-able" that he had an unpleasant past of working at the circus with some evil-looking clowns. Even just the sight of a clown nowadays will cause him to have a breakdown and he'll book it for home in a hurry.
- Vegetarian Carnivore: Apparently, he doesn't eat meat at all, which is why the other animals are cool with him. Granted, real brown bears eat a lot of vegetation, but they like meat when they can get it.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Daggett. Most times he can't stand him, but doesn't seem to mind and even likes it when Daggett helps him find his groove in "Un-Barry-able."
Big Bunny
Voice Actor: Scott Weill, Alfonso Mellado (Latin Spanish, Ep. 2), Luis Alfonso Padilla (Latin Spanish, Ep. 19), Herman López (Latin Spanish, Ep. 19), José Luis Orozco (Latin Spanish, Ep. 52)
- Animals Not to Scale: They don't call him "Big Bunny" for nothing—he's as big as Barry the Bear! It runs in the family; his dad and brothers are as huge as he is.
- Brooklyn Rage: He has a New York accent and he's kind of a ruffian.
- Early-Bird Cameo: First appeared before in "Long in the Teeth".
- Hair-Raising Hare: Downplayed. He's not a bad guy, but he's a boisterous brute who throws his weight around.
- I Just Want to Have Friends: He planted the threat letter in "My Bunnyguard" so Norbert and Daggett would hire him and he'd have someone to "bodyguard" and hang out with. When called out on it, he admits this is the reason.
- Real Men Wear Pink: The big guy admits in "My Bunnyguard" he would secretly like to be "cute, soft and cuddly" like most rabbits. Although weirded out by the notion at first, Norbert helps him do so by making him over with lily-white fur, pink bows and a colorful dress...and Big Bunny loves it!
Truckee
Voice Actor: Mark Klastorin, Alejandro Illescas (Latin Spanish)
A trucker shrew. Never seen without his oversized trucker hat and rarely seen without his truck.- Jerkass: He's so self-centered and obnoxious that he makes Daggett at his worst look like a saint. Still better than Norbert, though.
- Married to the Job: His job and his truck mean the world to him.
- Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Easily beats up Daggett despite his tiny stature.
- Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: To Daggett. Sometimes to Norbert after what happened with Treeflower.
- The feeling's quite mutual on Truckee's end with both Beaver brothers, as he has no problem stealing Norb's vast inventory of tech/equipment at the end of "The Posei-dam Adventure", but only because Daggett was Properly Paranoid enough to nail his belongings down.
- The Napoleon: He's tiny compared to the main characters and their friends, and has quite the attitude.
- What Does She See in Him?: Treeflower briefly fell in love with him, although it was pretty clear he didn't feel quite the same way. He broke off their short-lived (as in day-old) relationship, which freed up Treeflower for Norb, but she friendzoned him.
Wolffe D. Wolf
Voice Actor: Wally Wingert
- In Touch with His Feminine Side: Oh, yes. In his spare time, he wears a lime green and pink bathrobe, gold rimmed sunglasses with lavender lenses, and a white towel wrapped like a turban on his head while listening to music and putting red nail-polish on his hind claws.
Scientist # 1 and Pete
Voice Actor: Ed Winter (Scientist #1), Nick Bakay (Pete)
Two bumbling scientists who constantly menace the beavers for various reasons (none of which make much sense).- Butt-Monkey: Both suffer a lot, but especially Pete.
- Catchphrase: Practically every episode they've appeared begins with:Scientist #1: We're scientists! See see, we've got white coats!
- Evil Laugh: Scientist #1 breaks out into these at random intervals. Even if he's furiously swearing revenge, getting run down by racecars, or simply prattling away.
- For Science!: The only reason they do anything is for the sake of scientific progress.
- Hollywood Science: Calling their activities "science" would be stretching the term to its breaking point.
- Labcoat of Science and Medicine: Whether or not they can be called scientists is questionable, but to Scientist #1, as long as they have a white coat, they are scientists. Unless it's green, then they're environmental scientists.
- Mad Scientist: Emphasis on 'mad'. It's clear that they're not right in the head.
- The Quiet One: Pete speaks much less frequently than Scientist #1 does.
- Those Two Guys: They're not seen without each other.
- Villain Ball: The only reason they're antagonists is because their truly bizarre schemes somehow involve hurting the beavers, their friends and/or their forest.
- Villain Song: Mercilessly parodied in "Spooky Spoots". While Pete goes to work capturing the ghosts with some Magic Music (specifically The Hall Of The Mountain King), Scientist #1 tries to sing along. Tries.
Stacy and Chelsea
Voice Actresses: Stacy and Chelsea Schauer, María Fernanda Morales (Latin Spanish, Stacy), Mayra Arellano (Latin Spanish, Chelsea)
Norb and Dag's younger sisters.- Big Brother Worship: Their love for their older brothers is completely genuine and unwavering.
- Distaff Counterpart: They look like younger/more feminine of their older brothers—the main difference being that Stacey and Chelsea get along way better with each other Norb and Dag do with each other.
- Poorly Disguised Pilot: The episode "House Sisters". Had it caught on, this would have resulted in a type of Spinoff Babies.
- Verbal Tic: They share tics nearly identical to that of their brothers. Even their screams sound similar.
Laverta Lutz
Voice Actress: Kate Donahue, Magda Giner (Latin Spanish)
The "Lady of Lanes" who serves as Dag's pseudo fairy godmother in some episodes. Known for having a very loud cough.- Beehive Hairdo: Shaped like a bowling pin.
- Butt-Monkey: She gets beaten up in most of her appearances, culminating in her getting run down on the street in "It's A Spootful Life" and undoing Dag's wish.
- Fairy Godmother: To Dag. For whatever reason, she has magical powers
- Gonk: She's very ugly, and that's saying something because most human characters in this show look like freaks.
- Half-Witted Hillbilly: She has a southern accent, lives in a trailer park, and while she might not be flat-out dumb, she's really weird.
- Literal Genie: In her second appearance, she grants Dag's wish to get the last word in by saying "it ain't over 'till the fat beaver sings," causing Dag to swell up into a morbidly obese beaver who belts out musical insults.
- Running Gag: She always coughs.
- Satellite Character: She's only appeared in three episodes, all Dag-centric.
- She Cleans Up Nicely: "It's A Spootful Life" shows she'd be rather attractive if Dag was never born. She almost doesn't grant Dag's wish to change things back because she likes being beautiful.
El Grapadora (The Stapler)
Voice Actor: Timothy Borquez, Luis Alfonso Padilla (Latin Spanish, Ep. 33), Miguel Ángel Ghigliazza (Latin Spanish, Ep. 34)
A famous luchador that the beavers are fans of.- Bilingual Bonus: His name is Spanish for "The Stapler"
- Catchphrase: "Perfecto!"
- Curb-Stomp Battle: The Beavers didn't stand a chance against him. Nor did "Senor Meester" Bill Licking.
- Day in the Limelight: Co-stars alongside the Beavers in "El Grapadura y el Castor Malo"
- The Dreaded: You do not want this guy as an enemy.
- Foreign Wrestling Heel: Is Mexican and will work for whoever hires him. He switched sides in his debut episode. Also, he only speaks Spanish.
- Incoming Ham: His quarry can't help but cry out his name when they see him.
- Jack of All Trades: Also plays soccer and hosts an apparently popular exercise/cooking show, since Norb says he and Daggett never miss an episode.
- Masked Luchador: Never takes it off.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: What he does to his enemies.
- Pro Wrestling Is Real: He's a hell of a showman, but his bouts are clearly not fixed.
- Serious Business: Pro wrestling, natch. Also matters of the heart such as love, as he leaves in the middle of a heavily-publicized match when Daggett asks him to help reunite Bing with his "girlfriend", an alligator.
- Signature Move: Crushing his opponent with his legs and projectile squeezing them across the arena.
Oxnard Montalvo
Voice Actor: Tom Kane
A famous B-Movie actor that Norb and Dag are fans of.- Action Hero: His usual role is the hero who can defeat anything with his fists.
- Awesome McCoolname: Why do you think the Beavers like saying it so much?
- Broken Pedestal: Norb and Dag are a little disappointed when they realize he's not as smart as his characters.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Despite his faults, he can handle himself in a fight, going up against several monsters armed only with his fists and later by throwing a random gizmo at them.
- Idiot Hero: He spends more time looking confused than anything.
- The Hero: In his films, he's the main hero.
- Hunk: An impressive specimen of a man. He even gets his shirt ripped to show off his buff physique.
- Leitmotif: Has a grandiose string orchestra.
- Non-Standard Character Design: Is drawn in a photo-realistic style which clashes with the rest of the series. At one point he even turned black-and-white.
- Say My Name: Say it with us - "Oxnard Mon-TAAAAAL-vo!"
- The Stoic: Guy never loses his cool.
- Tall, Dark, and Handsome: He's tall, has black hair and is quite attractive.
- Unskilled, but Strong: He's hopeless at anything requiring rational thought, choosing to smash whatever's in his way.
- White Male Lead: Parodied. He's actually not that helpful in an emergency.
Bill Licking
Voice Actor: Gregg Berger
A nature show host who has occasionally caused conflict for Norb and Daggett.- Dodgy Toupee: His hair is obviously an oversized wig.
- Early-Bird Cameo: Voice-only; we hear him voicing over Norbert and Daggett's departure from home in the documentary-style opening of "Born To Be Beavers."
- Fantastic Racism: "Finger Lickin' Goofs" establishes that he's bigoted towards bears, all because no bears would play with him when he was a child.
- Jerkass: Lied to the Beavers' faces about doing a serious program on beavers and proceeded to not only endanger them by siccing a huge snake and El Grapadura on them, but humiliate them by convincing their mom to stop by and show their birthing video to the viewing world...and then has the gall to suggest another show even when confronted by the Beavers over said humiliation. The ensuing Roaring Rampage of Revenge couldn't have been more richly deserved.
