Top 10 Worst Things Arthur Read Has Done on Arthur
Arthur, the lovable aardvark, has been a beloved character for generations of children. Since its debut in 1996, "Arthur" has been entertaining audiences with its relatable stories, catchy theme song, and memorable characters. Throughout the years, we have seen Arthur and his friends navigate the ups and downs of growing up, from dealing with bullies to learning how to apologize.While Arthur is generally known for being a good kid, he, like all of us, has his fair share of bad moments. From acting selfishly to treating others poorly, Arthur has made some questionable choices throughout the show's 25-year run. And in this list, we will be taking a closer look at the top 10 worst things that Arthur has done on the show.
Now, before we dive into the list, it's important to remember that no one is perfect, and even the best of us make mistakes from time to time. Arthur is no exception, and it's these flaws and missteps that make him a relatable and endearing character. However, it's also important to acknowledge and learn from our mistakes, and that's exactly what we hope to do with this list.
In Arthur's defense, though, this incident has become a popular meme. But yes, he really shouldn't have done it. Definitely one of the worst things he's done. Plus, the lesson in the episode is simply "violence is wrong," which is extremely dull and simple compared to the show's other lessons.
To the people who keep saying that D.W. deserved to be punched by Arthur, yes, what she did was wrong, but still. Does the moral of this story really teach kids to punch their younger siblings?
To be fair, Arthur hitting D.W. was completely justified, but I still had to include this moment.
If you thought him hitting his sister was bad, he's completely out of character in this episode. He's usually a remarkable kid in the entire show, but what happened to him?
Arthur is out of character in this episode. It would make much more sense if it were Muffy or Francine making fun of Sue Ellen.
Pal gets sick, and Arthur immediately blames D.W. because she vowed to teach him a lesson he'd never forget. It's later revealed, after a visit to the vet, that Arthur actually got Pal sick by feeding him food that dogs shouldn't eat.
Arthur attempts to earn money to buy a pair of moon boots. While cleaning the garage, Mrs. Tibble comes along thinking he's having a garage sale and offers to buy a necklace for 10 dollars. Arthur immediately agrees and buys the moon boots, only to find out from his dad that he had hidden his mom's present, the necklace, in the garage.
After being unable to win a single game of his new board game "No Guessing?", Arthur starts cheating in every game he plays against his friends. He gloats about his wins and acts like a complete jerk, annoying everyone. They get Binky to play against him, hoping Arthur will lose so everything will go back to normal.
Arthur convinces his dad to make cakes for his school to help Arthur become more popular. However, Arthur's constant demands for cakes cause his dad to fall behind on his work, putting Mr. Crosswire's business at risk.
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D.W. lost her voice, and Arthur was mean and happy about it.
This is one of the few cases where I thought Arthur was in the wrong, and I don't like D.W. at all. In this case, Arthur was just being mean. Yes, he apologized, but still.