Rusty is a complete dimwit that never realises he is killing or torturing his own pokemon. Besides wanting to be a Pokemon trainer he knows almost nothing about how pokemon works, as he sents Pokemon from the wrong types to die

joined the team rocket even through they were evil and killed his pokemon and felt nothing when his shiny bidoof (Peanut Butter) was killing humans. When one of rusty's pokemon dies, Rusty either ignores or forgets about it immediately, even when his best pokemon died

Misty: I'm Misty. You will become a Pokemon fan and that is final!

Boss Skua, also known as Alpha Skua or Yellaleg, is the secondary antagonist of Happy Feet and a supporting Antagonist in its 2011 sequel

Peanut Butter, also known as the Perfect Bidoof, is the primary antagonist of the Dorkly web series Pokemon Rusty. A Bidoof with perfect EVs, he first appears to be an ally of Rusty. However, he ends up betraying Rusty to become a dictator.

not training his pokemon and always abandoning them once they reach their full potential, which is why Gold, Brendan and Red hate him in the "If Pokemon Trainers Were in" series.

{YTP} Raphael's Explicit Feelings Regarding Children Get Him Killed. Yay! A new TMNT poop! Master Spliffter is missing and Raph has to use children to fulfil his messed up sexual desires...

Plot: Mordecai challenges Zurg to a match to prove how powerful he is. Zurg accepts, and presents his three powerful copies of Chug, Lightning McQueen and Optimus. Pokémon The First Movie Part 10 - Challenge of the Clones

Rusty uses his pokeballs to catch his father and snorlax and take them to the pokemon center After nurse joy sucessfully heals them Rusty collects Snorlax and zubat and goes away abandoning his father again.

Rusty uses his pokeballs to catch his father and snorlax and take them to the pokemon center After nurse joy sucessfully heals them, Rusty collects Snorlax and zubat and goes away abandoning his father again.

thinks fitting several pokemon into a single pokeball is okay and doesn't realise when a pokemon is sick or no. He seems to have no idea of what is right and what is wrong as he thought kidnapping a pokemon was okay just because a team rocket member told so

At the start, Rusty yelled about how he would become a Pokemon trainer, but his father and mom said they woudn't allow him to become one Rusty's father told him he should study for the college and get a real job, and then tells Rusty to deliver the chicken panini to Professor tree

Also in "Bad Hair Days", when Mr. Incredible questions the police officers if Oliver Sansweet is picked up and tells them that Bomb Voyage escaped the police officer on the left's hair is not in place. Also in "Bad Hair Days", Mr. Incredible's hair stays in the same place as his head turns around, making a loud squeaking sound.

Nigel, also sometimes known as Nigel the Cockatoo, is the main antagonist of Blue Sky's Rio franchise. He serves as the main antagonist of Blue Sky's sixth feature film Rio and one of the two main antagonists (alongside Big Boss) of its 2014 sequel Rio 2.

At the helm of Illumination Mac Guff stand two toppers: Bled, a vfx veteran and 3D enthusiast who co-founded the company in 1986 and has produced a handful of toons (from “Kirikou” to “Dragon Hunters“); and producer Janet Healy, a soft-spoken L.A. native who’s spent the bulk of her long career working on DreamWorks and Disney movies.

In The Adventures of IronTony, he is a minor antagonist of season 2, The main antagonist of seasons 3-4, the secondary antagonist of seasons 5-6, and the final antagonist of season 7.