Desperately Seeking A Purpose In Life: He regains his will to live after finding out that he likes exterminating Bliblies, and develops a Bliblies Exterminating Business.Death Seeker: But is willing to give a lad a chance to talk him out of it.Comedic Underwear Exposure: Neglects to wear pants in his room, continuing to do so as he walks barefoot in his boxers to everywhere that Pim and Charlie take him.Blood Knight: What gets Desmond out of his funk is him realizing that he loves killing the Bliblies after he shoots one that charged at him.Basement-Dweller: Moved back into his childhood bedroom, now a Mess of Woe.Sharp-Dressed Man: The classic businessman attire of a black tux.Office Golf: Plays Real-Time Strategy games with his guild mates on company hours.Nipple and Dimed: The FCC guys mind if a guy eats without a mosaic censor.Mister Seahorse: Implied, as he breastfeeds his son.He seems to be very playful and certainly very nurturing to his infant son, but sets him aside on his desk instead of placing him in a crib. Creepy Good: He's undeniably off-putting, no doubt about it, but he still runs a company solely dedicated to making other people feel better, and seems to take enthusiasm in this role.The sudden drawl he adopts is fairly common in Marc M's work as well.Creator Thumbprint: The Boss's first scene has a strong resemblance to Zach's promo video for the Gremblo Art Show, down to him chastising his son for biting him.Cool Old Guy: Considerate of Pim and Charlie's feelings, and isn't shy to show them his support.Big Good: As the head of the Smiling Friends office, he is in charge of the rest of our protagonists.Benevolent Boss: Kind and orderly with his subordinates, but can be a bit neglectful of his duties.'Now get out there and make someone smile!'A nurturing father who is the head of the Smiling Friends office. White Collar Worker: Seems to stay and work from the office.Super OCD: He keeps individual count of the paperclips in the break room.Straight Man: To The Squatter who lives in the walls.He also reacts with the same genuine fear and confusion to the 3D alien popping out of the TV as Charlie and Glep.Not So Above It All: Seems grumpy and uptight throughout the episode, but laughs with Charlie and even playfully gives his nose a gently bite while making nom noises at the end.Impaled Palm: The bliblies crucify him.Determinator: No one takes Alan's precious piece of cheese and gets away with it.Creepy Long Fingers: He has a good set of thin ones on him.Plus, makes a Red/Green Contrast with Glep. Color Contrast: Solid red with a blue accessory.He barely even raises his pitch when he laments his crucifixion. Cold Ham: He gives a Heroic Vow to hunt down whoever took his cheese from the fridge, in as deadpan of a tone as he always does.Big Guy, Little Guy: Is the tallest of his coworkers, and stark opposite of the diminutive Glep.Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal: Wears nothing but a blue necktie.'Glep, did you take a paper clip? I counted seventy-four last time, and now there's only seventy-three.' Yellow/Purple Contrast: The yellow to Pim's purple.Straight Man / Only Sane Man: Probably the most normal employee out of the business.The Slacker: Once he let Pim take the lead, he couldn't come up with a single idea to help Desmond.The Lancer: Accompanied by Pim on their jobs, he attempts to reel in his coworker's naГЇvetГ©.Although, it may have been his lethargy talking. Know When to Fold 'Em: Quickly saw Desmond as a lost cause, and knew he couldn't be much help for him.

Ink-Suit Actor: Caricatures of Zach Hadel made by his friends and himself often exaggerate the nose due to his nasally voice, all of which have been adapted into Charlie's character.Gag Nose: It's quite prominent, and makes up a good portion of his head (especially apparent when seen from behind and over his shoulder.).Brutally Honest: He's often pretty blunt when he tries to get his point across, and not always so tactful.Big Guy, Little Guy: The Big Guy to the smaller Pim.He has pointy face, disproportionately wide body, and yellow skin, yet none of the more normal-looking characters seem to consider him odd. 'What's happening, big guy? What's with the gun?'

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