| “ | Trent: Today, I prove once and for all who's the fastest snowball slinger in town - me, or the boy with no name? Unnamed kid: Wait, he doesn't have a name? Trent: Heh! Oh, no. He has a name! Unnamed kid: So he has a name but you don't know what it is? Trent: No. No, I know it. The no-name thing is like a nickname. Unnamed kid: Sort of makes me feel like you don't know his name. |
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| ~ One of his multiple unfunny jokes throughout the show. |
Trent Titweiler is the overall main antagonist of the critically panned Slippin' Jimmy animated TV series. He is a bully to Jimmy and Marco, and spends various episodes antagonizing them in various ways.
He was voiced by Will Vought.
What Makes Him a Scrappy?[]
- Like most other characters of the show, he mostly exists as a plot device to antagonize Jimmy, and has a shallow and uninteresting personality as a bully. The main reason he even exists is so the show can have a recurring antagonist.
- All of his jokes are dragged out, cliched, predictable, and unfunny. The quote above is one of many where he takes a long time to deliver the punchline, if there even was one in the first place.
- His voice acting is not good at all and feels unrefined in many scenes when he is onscreen.
- He's incompetent and dimwitted as an antagonist, not bothering to make concrete plans to attack Jimmy even when at a clear advantage:
- Instead of having his cronies attack Jimmy with other means, he and his fellow antagonists throw a bunch of snowballs and wait for Jimmy to retaliate, causing them to lose despite having a clear advantage in numbers and snowballs.
- After throwing one snowball at a recently freed Marco to spite Jimmy, instead of dodging from the collapsing snow from above, he stupidly and cowardly wails at the sight of it, causing him to be humiliatingly crushed by the snow he could have avoided.
- Instead of attacking Jimmy when possessed by the demon, he illogically rants about Crypto.
- When trying to ask Dawn out to the dance on a school bus, he goes on a ridiculous scuffle with Jimmy to try to ask her out first, and somehow ends up flying out of the bus even when further ahead than Jimmy.
- The fact that Trent begins ranting about Crypto in the detention episode when the show takes place in the 1970s is nonsensical, let alone getting possessed by a demon that is supposed to serve as Jimmy's origin story.
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