Top 10 Biggest Cartoon Cry Babies
These are the characters in both cartoons and anime who tend to whine, complain and of course cry out when things don't go their way.I know it's common for little kids to cry, but there's a limit to how much crying you can tolerate. Throughout the show, Caillou often breaks down and throws a tantrum for little or no reason.
Everyone cries, but Caillou takes crying way too far. He throws tantrums, and he's a bratty child!
All he ever seems to do now is complain about everything and not actually do anything to make things better. He even manages to screw up every relationship he's been in and doesn't admit to his own faults.
Just look at the episode Cast Away. In the episode's intro, she cries when she can't go with Arthur and Dad to the museum, so Mom makes them take her along. In the actual episode, when Arthur and Dad are planning to go on a fishing trip for just the two of them, she finds out Dad has to work next weekend, and she won't be able to have her time with Dad. She cries and cries until Arthur agrees to let her come, even though she previously stated that when it was her time with Dad, Arthur wouldn't be able to come with them no matter how much he cried.
In a lot of Season 1 of Pokémon, Ash acted like a big crybaby, most notably in the episode "Path to the Pokémon League." There, he challenges AJ, a trainer who has never been beaten, and loses. He then continues to complain and whine, asking for a rematch, which AJ refuses to accept, even stating, "No one wants to compete against a crybaby."
Do you remember that video?
Dora: Hey, Boots, why are you crying?
Boots: I fell down and got a boo-boo!
I think we all remember "A Day Without Tears," where he literally spends the entire beginning of the episode crying over even the most mundane things. I mean, SpongeBob has the mindset of a kid and all, but the post-movie episodes really flanderized his more flawed traits. And I thought "Funny Pants" was bad for bringing SpongeBob's laughter up to eleven. Speaking of which, he also cries to intolerable degrees in that episode as well.
Whenever she can't have her way, she screams, throws a tantrum, and cries, annoying not only the other characters but also the audience.
She's so cute, but I feel bad for her being the youngest. I've never seen her cry before, so I just need to see that for myself sometime.
She is one of the girls on Cartoon Network who cries a lot.
Frank does have a legitimate reason to act out as a guy who had to struggle for everything in life with little to show for it. He is outraged that Homer has had more success than him by doing almost nothing. Frank goes out of his way to prove to everyone how incompetent Homer is and is driven even further into madness when everyone continues to ignore the obvious.
Lynn is a sore loser who takes losing way too personally. In "No Such Luck," she blames Lincoln for her team losing, even deeming him unlucky, even though she forced him to come to her game in the first place. Then, in "Lynner Takes All," after the Loud siblings team up against her and she loses, she throws a fit, which causes her to act even more obnoxious as she begins challenging everyone at everything.
Whenever she can't have things her way, she throws a huge fit, whines, and complains.
Usually, when he cries, it's because he emotionally manipulates others into thinking he's the victim.
Caillou should not be at number 1. Instead, it should be George Pig. Seriously, he cries way too much, and it starts to get annoying.
Not what I had in mind, but it's just sad that she's not getting the attention.
She whines all the time! In the episode "Haley Gone Wild," she was watching a rip-off of Sesame Street and the Garbage Pail Kids. She just whines all the time! American Dragon Jake Long is good, but I'd rather just call Haley's favorite show "Sesame Street in Hell!"
Don't get me wrong. I've been in her shoes a lot, and it wasn't funny.
I remember seeing a picture of her crying with a banana in her hand once. It was so funny!
I don't know him, but he does get better with his emotions.