Main characters
The Freeman family
Huey, the show'sprotagonist, is a ten-year-old black leftist revolutionary radical whois portrayed as both a voice of reason and, at times, a mouthpiece forcontemporary Afrocentrism. He is an excellent swordsman and near masterpractitioner of kung fu, as seen in the episodes "Let's Nab Oprah" and"...Or Die Trying". He maintains an austere yet strangely lovingrelationship with his brother, Riley, and has shown the willingness togo out of his way to prevent his brother from succumbing to badinfluences (occasionally giving him some "tough love"). Over the courseof the comic strip and television series, Huey retains a soberdemeanor, tending not to let his countenance relay his mood. Duringmost episodes, Huey takes on the role of narrator, and it is often onlythrough his narration that his thoughts and emotions are revealed.
Well-readand precocious in terms of intelligence, Huey does not hesitate tochallenge ignorance wherever he recognizes it, even if it comes fromhis own grandfather, Robert. Though Huey obeys and respects Robert tothe extent expected of a ten-year-old, he has demonstrated a maturitythat perhaps surpasses his more cantankerous, at times peevishgrandfather. Nevertheless, his granddad is often the first person heturns to when something is on his mind.
In the comic strip, Hueyhad a best friend, Michael Caesar, who effectively balanced out Huey'spessimistic world outlook with his upbeat personality and temperament.Since Caesar has yet to make an appearance in The Boondocks televisionshow, this niche is being filled by Huey's neighbor, Jazmine Dubois.Jazmine, unlike Caesar, tries to balance Huey's demeanor with achildlike, naive innocence. Although Huey sometimes treats Jazminecoldly, he has shown a proclivity to empathize with her on occasion.
Somereaders and critics alike believe that Huey acts as the vehicle fordelivering some of creator Aaron McGruder's more radical politicalviews.
Riley, Huey's ten-year-old twin brother, could bedescribed as a product of mass media influence, in that he, thoughyoung, refers to women as "bitches" or "hos," frequently alludes to his"rep" and his status on the "streets," and idolizes gangsta rappers andtheir lifestyle. Though he, indeed, would seem to be everything hisbrother is not, he has demonstrated his ability to rationalize and planthings out, such as when he rendered Tom Dubois, an attorney,speechless after debating with him regarding the R. Kelly trial in "TheTrial of R. Kelly". His criminal aptitude is put to the test when hegoes on some crime sprees with the incompetent Ed Wuncler III and GinRummy in the episode "Let's Nab Oprah", during which he effectivelyacts as the brains behind the operation to kidnap Oprah.
Rileycan be seen as representative of the misguided black youth. He has afascination for firearms, and his tendency for violence is displayedtime and time again. At Christmas, he declared himself "The SantaStalker" and attacked the Santa at the local mall with airsoft Glock17s, hitting many innocent bystanders. Riley does not own any realfirearms and has only been seen owning Airsoft-style guns � a Glock 17and an MP5K � but he pals around with Ed Wuncler III and Gin Rummy, whohave on occasion granted him access to real weapons.
Indeed,though, beyond this tough-guy facade, there would seem to be somemeasure of sensitivity that is especially apparent in the episode"Riley Wuz Here", during which he learns to use his incredible artisticabilities to create art for the sake of creating art, and not forpersonal glory.
Robert is Huey and Riley's grandfather and legalguardian. He moved them all to the upscale suburb of Woodcrest so thathe could raise the boys in a peaceful environment and enjoy hisretirement. Robert has bore witness to many some major incidents inAmerican history. He was a part of the Civil Rights Movement, but wasprone to certain faux pas such as donning a raincoat in preparation forgetting doused by a police fire hose. Robert was also a fighter pilotin World War II, during which time he flew a P-51 Mustang with theTuskegee Airmen. He was also a part of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, evensitting next to Rosa Parks, though she received all the credit forrefusing to give up her seat while he, having actually refused beforeher and much to his chagrin, received none.
Granddadoccasionally serves as a more pragmatic voice of reason. Though he hasexpressed his ashamedness for Huey and Riley, and though he sometimesgets distracted with his unending quest for a younger wife, hisintentions are, for the most part, derived from what he believes is inhis family's best interest. This is where he most often finds himselfat odds with his grandsons. Huey and Riley, though possessingcontrasting personalities, tend not to act in a manner in line withtheir grandfather's desire for simplistic living. Riley gets in troublea lot, and Huey always has his eye on some bigger picture. As aguardian, he does not hesitate to use corporal punishment wherenecessary.
It is unknown exactly how Robert came to be Huey andRiley's guardian. It is strongly suggested that Huey and Riley's birthparents are deceased. This is, in part, based on Robert's dialogue fromthe first episode stating that he spent the boys' "inheritance" ontheir new house in Woodcrest.
Other main characters
*Thomas Lancaster Dubois (voiced by Cedric Yarbrough): The Freemans'neighbor from across the street, Tom Dubois is a well-to-doAfrican-American attorney. His character is seen to be a stereotype ofa successful white collar Caucasian man. Tom is skittish and easilyfrightened. He adheres strictly to the law due to an intense fear ofbeing anally raped in prison, as explained by narration from Huey inthe episode "A Date With The Health Inspector": a flashback shows Tomat age ten watching a prison movie on television and being terrified byit; from then on, he refuses even the slightest legal infractions.("But what if we get caught? We'll get arrested and anally raped!")Huey mentions that Tom's job as a prosecutor is, ironically, to sendother black men to the very fate he most fears. He also playedbasketball in college. His character can be interpreted as an "UncleTom" as he is seen as having turned his back on his black heritage tomarry a white woman (Sarah), producing a mixed-race child (Jazmine),and becoming a criminal prosecutor who often convicts black people.Although, in line with the complexity of the show, the "Dubois" portionof his name may be an homage to W.E.B. DuBois, thus putting hischaracter in a state of conflict. For example, in one episode theneighborhood watch was convinced of the Freeman family's guilt in astring of local break-ins due to their unwillingness to speak to thepolice, and Tom, rather than acquiescing, confronted the neighborhoodwatch with the ridiculous nature of their accusations. In the episode"The Trial of R. Kelly", Tom was the prosecuting attorney attempting toprosecute R. Kelly, though he failed - a failure both he and Huey weredisappointed with. He also fancies himself as a singer, dreaming ofbeing a successful recording artist. His only problem is that he has notalent as a singer. Tom was at one point the unwilling vessel forStinkmeaner after Stinkmeaner's escape from Hell; however Stinkmeanerwas eventually exorcised returning Tom to normal (albeit with a fewbruises).
* Sarah Dubois (voiced by Jill Talley): TomDubois' wife (who is white). She is incredibly casual toward theirinterracial marriage, even going so far as to joke about it by stating"I told you not to mess with those white women" when Tom is mocked andattacked for it in "The Trial of R. Kelly". Sarah and her daughter havean affection over the singer Usher which makes Tom jealous.
* Jazmine Dubois (voiced by Gabby Soleil): Tom and Sarah's biracialdaughter. She can be extremely paranoid and a bit naive, making her anobject of ridicule for Huey and Riley. Jazmine was shocked by both theSeptember 11 attacks (and hid in her room for two years as a result inthe comic strip) and finding out that the tooth fairy isn't real. Sheis a strong believer in Santa Claus, viewing him as the true meaning ofChristmas to the point where she dreams of preaching the gospel ofSanta to the masses. Jazmine seems to have a crush on Huey despite thefact he is often cold toward her. Jazmine first appears in the episode"The Trial of R. Kelly".
* Uncle Ruckus (voiced by GaryAnthony Williams): An overweight black man with a grotesque appearancewho idolizes old enslaved black slave culture. Ruckus is self-hating,disassociating himself from his African-American heritage as best hecan, and instead championing whatever small traces of Native American,French, and Irish ancestry he may have. His greatest wish is that blackpeople were still enslaved, because he believes that they were betteroff that way. He claims to have a mythical disease called "re-vitiligo"("It's the opposite of what Michael Jackson's got, lucky bastard" as healways retorts). His hatred of black people is strongly evidenced inthe episode "The Garden Party" to the point that when Riley, Huey andGranddad arrive he exclaims "We have a 'code black' at the main gate".During the same episode Ruckus performs an impromptu song entitled"Don't Trust Them New Niggas Over There". Ironically, he is thedarkest-skinned character on the show. His character is a hyperbolicparody of the self-hating black man. However, as much as he may hateblack culture, he has been shown in other episodes to still socializewith the Freemans. In "�Or Die Trying", Ruckus demonstrates a masteryof the nunchaku and hand to hand combat, equalling or possiblyexceeding Huey's skills. In an unaired episode lampooning BET, hebecomes the subject of a self-titled reality show, and is horrified tolearn he is actually Black. (The self-titled reality shows states he is102% African with a two percent margin of error)
* EdWuncler, Sr. (voiced by Ed Asner): an overweight, rich realtor whosefamily founded the town of Woodcrest and have lived in the area forover a century. He acts as the hyperbolic archetypal capitalist in theshow, seen praising the freedom to exploit cheap labor and complainingabout high taxes in "The Block is Hot". The wealthy Wuncler owns themortgage loan on Granddad's house (as he does with every house inWoodcrest) and somehow Woodcrest's police force, and is embarrassed byhis inept grandson, Ed Wuncler III. Wuncler also owns the fictionalfast food restaurant franchise, "McWuncler's", and the character bearsa resemblance to his voice actor. Wuncler sometimes does thingsconsidered racist, such as referring to Grandad as "Robert Free man",and employing only illegal Mexicans at his restaurants; ultimately,though, his racism is portrayed as simply being a byproduct of hisinsatiable greed rather than an active hatred of those from differentraces. Ed seems to have taken a general liking to Robert, referring tohim as "Old school," and even funding his Soul food Restaurant venturein the episode "The Itis", though this may have merely been a plot tolower property values in the area so that he could purchase the nearbypark and "develop" it. He also has a sweatshop which is run by12-year-old Indonesian girls as Huey reveals and Ed confirms in "TheBlock is Hot", demonstrating his ruthless manner. His last nameoriginates from Dr. Seuss's book The Lorax where the antagonist is afaceless business owner called the Once-ler. The Lorax portrays theOnce-ler as a satirical character embodying intense greed. Ed Wuncler(last name pronounced the same way as "Once-ler") even bears a physicalresemblance to the character.
* Ed Wuncler III (voiced byCharlie Murphy): The grandson of Ed Wuncler I. Ed III is a drunken,psychopathic, trigger-happy ex-soldier freshly discharged from activeduty in Iraq. His character could be seen as a parody of a young GeorgeW. Bush, painted in broad strokes � a figure destined to be presidenton the strength of his family's wealth and power, despite hissub-average intelligence (as referenced at the end of "The GardenParty", where his grandfather says, "In 30 years, that boy will bePresident of the United States... and he'll still be a fucking idiot!")as well as his poor military record, revealing in the same episode thathe was refused from being taken on patrol after compromising the unit'sposition by habitually defecating in his pants out of fear. Ed's blingincludes a large medallion in the shape of the letter W. Ed III and hisfriend, Gin Rummy, get away with their misguided and comically ineptcriminal antics because Ed Wuncler I has the police and everyone elsein the city on his payroll, and because his status as a member of theU. S. Armed Forces confers the public image of a hero no matter howimmoral his actions may be, while Gin Rummy often argues that theirescapes are the result of his being a master planner. For example, thepair go unpunished when staging a poorly executed bank robbery; Ed isseen as a hero when they rob a convenience store owned by a person of"terrorist descent"; in attempting to kidnap Oprah Winfrey, theymistakenly abduct Maya Angelou, then Bill Cosby instead. Ed's signatureline is "What the fuck y'all looking at?"
* Gin Rummy(voiced by Samuel L. Jackson): a former soldier and Ed Wuncler III'sbest friend. The character is apparently intended as a parody of DonaldRumsfeld by similarities in name, appearance, and use of actual quotes.His last name, "Rummy," matches the nickname given to Rumsfeld that wasoften spoken by President George W. Bush. Even though he is shown to bemore intelligent than his best friend, he shares the same homicidaltendencies. His name is also a reference to the card game, Gin rummy.He repeatedly tries to justify his poor criminal planning by assertingthat "the absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence"(parodying the claims of Bush and Rumsfeld regarding Saddam Hussein'ssupposed weapons of mass destruction in Iraq,) or by insisting that hecould not plan for "unknown unknowns". Gin Rummy considers himself apatriot and will do whatever it takes to bring the "Fugitives ofJustice" their due. He first appears in the episode "A Date With TheHealth Inspector". His style of speaking often parodies Samuel L.Jackson's character Jules from Pulp Fiction. In many episodes Rummydrives a black Cadillac Escalade.
Recurring characters
* Gangstalicious (voiced by Mos Def): One of Riley's favorite rappers,featured in "The Story of Gangstalicious" and "The Story ofGangstalicious Part 2", is responsible for the hit single "Thuggin'Love" heard in the show, as well as "Homies Over Hoes". Inspired as achild by Ice Cube, he acted "like a killer" so people would like him.This behavior carried over into his adult life, and he's been living alie ever since. He is a closet homosexual and goes to great lengths tokeep this secret from the public. He was formerly involved in a secrethomosexual affair with a gangster named Lincoln who attempts to killGangstalicious for betraying their love while on tour, and at somepoint assaulted a record label executive and rapped about it on TRLonly to be arrested later. He was also involved in a relationship witha hip-hop video vixen named Jessica Ethelberg, who later wrote a bookrevealing he was gay (despite the fact that there were alreadycountless obvious clues to the fact beforehand). His real name isFrederick and he is a parody of Cam'Ron, evident in his voice and awardrobe consisting mainly of pink pastels.[citation needed]
* Thugnificent (voiced by Carl Jones): A famous rapper hailing from thefictional town of Terra-Belle, Georgia who moves into the neighborhood.He is the artist that Riley's most recent idol. He is loud-mouthed,sports a Mickey Mouse-styled afro, and has a narcissistic attitude,which is shown in his home with the numerous statues of him reminiscentof Ancient Greek gods, and a painting of himself above Martin LutherKing, Malcolm X, Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.. Soon aftermoving into the neighborhood he begins a rivalry with Robert and laterinitiates Riley into his gang, the "Lethal Interjection Crew,"consisting of himself, fellow rappers Macktastic and Flonominal, and"other niggas [he's] known his whole life". Despite hisless-than-attractive traits, he does attempt to be a good neighbor byasking for permission to throw his loud parties and encouragingface-to-face communication within the neighborhood, and is fairlyfriendly towards most of the neighborhood citizens, excluding Robert.
* Macktastic (voiced by Snoop Dogg): A rapper, and member ofThugnificent's Lethal Interjection crew. Despite his stereotypicalgangsta attitude, he is shown to be quite articulate in his speech attimes (slightly similar to his voice actor), and is a man of few words.
* Flonominal (voiced by Busta Rhymes): A rapper, and member ofThugnificent's Lethal Interjection crew. His vocabulary seems to bequite limited, and uses hip-hop slang frequently at the end of, even inbetween his sentences, and if he can't think of anything else to saysuch as "Word!" and "Nah mean?". Although he puts on a hard-man,gangsta facade and is as loud as Thugnificent at times, he is shown tobe soft and sensitive, as seen as when his mother called him andscolded him about the controversy caused the Lethal Interjection labeland the constant attacks on the elderly by Thugnificent's rivalry withRobert Freeman (Granddad), and when Butch Magnus Milosevic hit him onthe leg with a baseball bat, after demanding Riley's chain back.
* A Pimp Named Slickback (voiced by Katt Williams): A pimp who getseasily irritated when someone calls him "Slickback" for short,demanding to be addressed by his complete self-professed name: "It'slike 'A Tribe Called Quest' � you say the whole thing." He firstappeared in "Guess Hoe's Coming to Dinner" when Granddad began datinghis prostitute, Cristal. He made a cameo appearance in "Return of theKing" but had no speaking lines. He appears in the season 2 episode"Tom, Sarah and Usher", in the episode where Tom believes Sarah ishaving an affair with singer Usher, attempting to teach Tom to gain therespect of his wife through violence and intimidation. The character ismodeled after Katt Williams' character of "Money Mike" in Friday AfterNext. He also drives a purple BMW which matches his purple suit. Healso appears in the "The Story of Gangstalicious Part 2" where he isbrought in by Granddad to talk to Riley about sex and dissuade him fromhomosexuality.
* Colonel H. Stinkmeaner (voiced by CedricYarbrough): A blind old black man who fights Granddad Freeman. As Hueystates, Stinkmeaner has acted like an ornery old man for his entirelife. Huey mistakes Stinkmeaner for a blind swordsman (specifically thezatoichi) and has Grandpa train to fight Stinkmeaner. During the secondfight, Huey realizes Stinkmeaner does not actually have sensitivehearing, but fails to stop the fight before Granddad kills him;Granddad only escapes prosecution for the death because Tom and Hueyhad the fight legally sanctioned at the last minute. Stinkmeaner comesback in the episode "Stinkmeaner Strikes Back", being sent to Earth bythe Devil to spread ignorance and chaos among black people, havingperfected martial arts in his time in hell. He possesses Tom Dubois andattempts to take revenge upon Robert Freeman. Both Stinkmeaner and Tomare voiced by Cedric Yarbrough.
* Rev. Rollo Goodlove(voiced by Cee-Lo): An African-American left-wing activist whoseactivism seems more to get him media exposure than to show his opinionon the issue. He originally appeared in the censored Boondocks episode"The Hunger Strike", as a supporter of Huey's hunger strike againstBET, but has betrayed him in the end in exchange for an up-and-comingsitcom called "My Dad Rollo". He also tried to help the Freemansreceive compensation for the "slur" Mr. Petto voiced out to Riley. Hethen turned it into a political debate between himself and Ann Coulter(which was carefully orchestrated) giving him more media exposure. Hisprotest was overshadowed (forcefully with rifles) by elderly womenprotested for the right to own guns. Granddad was certain he willreceive lots of money for the incident. His character is loosely basedon Rev. Al Sharpton
* Cindy McPhearson (voiced by TaraStrong): A girl who originally appeared as recurring character in thecomic strip. In the strip, Cindy is a girl in Huey's class who isoblivious to racial issues. She enjoys rap music, especially SnoopDogg. In the TV series, she appears as an extremely talented juniorbasketball player for her team, is well-versed (yet overblown) in AAVE,and is just as cocky as Riley. Riley soon resorts to insulting hermother and the problems related to her in Cindy's life to put her offher game, which leads to her crying and running off the court. Appearsin the episode "Ballin'" and "The Story of Gangstalicious Part 2", inSeason 2.
* Mr. G.Petto (voiced by Fred Willard): A teacherwho originally appeared as recurring character in The Boondocks comicstrip. In the series, he is Riley's teacher. In the strip, however, heis Huey's teacher. He caused a lot of controversy when he called Rileya "nigga", with Riley and Grandad threatening to sue over the incident.He claimed to be confused as to how offensive it could be taken, givenRiley's constant use of the word, and the hip-hop songs apparentlyadvocating its usage. The incident eventually grew into a politicaldebate, from left-wing and right-wing proponents. Throughout, he seemedregretful and apologetic for using it, admitting his own confusion overthe word. Appears in "The S-Word".
* Sway (voiced byhimself): The MTV News reporter who first appears in "The Story ofGangstalicious" narrating the documentary "Gangstalicious:Resurrection" and then the breaking news. He later appears in "TheStory of Thugnificent" narrating the documentary "Thugnificent: Rags toBitches."
* Xzibit (voiced by himself): He pimps the Freemancar Dorothy as a result of one of Riley's scams, and makes a shortappearance in the second season when Granddad asks him to assist with adiss rap.
* Bushido Brown: He's a kung-fu bodyguard hired byOprah. He appeared in the season one episode "Let's Nab Oprah" and theseason two episode "Attack of the Killer Kung-Fu Wolf Bitch".
* Wedgie Rudlin: (voiced by Donald Faison) President of entertainmentfor BET, and a simpering yes-man to his superiors. An obvious parody ofactual BET President of entertainment (and executive producer for theBoondocks) Reginald Hudlin.
One-time characters
* R.Kelly's Lawyer (voiced by Adam West): The lawyer of R. Kelly whoappears in "The Trial of R. Kelly" who takes advantage of the jury byplaying the 'race card' every chance he gets and comes up with manyexcuses to let Kelly off the hook (e.g. saying that Tom's marriage to awhite woman and all of the evidence of Kelly's crime are racism).Modeled after William Kunstler
* Cristal: A "ho" (stripper /prostitute) who charms Robert Freeman into a brief relationship forchiefly financial reasons. Cristal aspires for more than life as aprostitute but can't handle schooling and has no desire to do realwork. She leaves Robert when her pimp (A Pimp Named Slickback) shows upat the Freeman residence searching for her, exposing her trueoccupation much to Granddad's disappointment. Her name is pronounced"like the champagne".
* Eat Dirt: Gangstalicious' rap rivalin "The Story of Gangstalicious". In a parody of the violence thatbroke out at the 2000 Source Awards and the 2004 VIBE Awards, Eat Dirtis hit by a metal folding chair at an awards show, which incites abrawl. He also accidentally shot himself in a club while fighting withGangstalicious. His speech is completely unintelligible, and a memberof his crew (Mudpie) often has to translate.
* Quincy Jones (voiced by himself): Appears in "A Huey Freeman Christmas" to produce Huey's Christmas play.
* The White Shadow (voiced by John C. McGinley): The secret agent sentto spy on Huey. He may or may not be a figment of Huey's overactiveimagination. The White Shadow appears in the episode, "The Real".
* Mr. Uberwitz (voiced by Judge Reinhold): Huey's history teacher. Heconvinces Huey to direct the elementary school's Christmas play, but isfoolish enough to sign a contract allowing Huey to do anything toachieve his vision (even after Huey states that Mr. Uberwitz will "befired for being an irresponsible white person"). Despite his radicalvision, Mr. Uberwitz appears to be one of only two adults who supportHuey (Quincy Jones being the other). Appears in "A Huey FreemanChristmas".
* Martin Luther King, Jr. (voiced by KevinMichael Richardson): The late civil rights activist. Huey dreams of aworld where King was only put into a coma and woke up many years later.His "controversial" opinions (such as turning the other cheek) took himfrom beloved national hero to despised terrorist supporter. He and Hueytry to revive the Civil Rights Movement but becomes so disgusted withthe "niggers" (as he refers to them) of today that he expresses how hefeels about black pop culture causing the "niggers" to become angrywith their situation. Refusing to stoop to their level, he leaves forCanada where he dies in 2020 at the age of 91, the same year Oprah iselected President. He appears in the controversial episode "Return ofthe King".
* Cairo: Huey Freeman's former best friend. Heand Huey ended up fighting each other during Mo's funeral. Hueyapologizes by offering him a conciliatory fruit basket, but Cairo onlyresponds with a headbutt to the face, closing his door on Huey withoutanother word.
* Dewey: Cairo's new best friend. He is asanctimonious Afrocentric youth and fake Muslim (he greets Huey with"Salami, eggs, and bacon" and claims his name is Dewey ObababaoooMamasay Mamasa Mamakusa Jenkins) who believes that no one can be a partof the black struggle without following some guidelines, such aswriting poetry, which in his estimation must follow rigid rhymingstructure (often exaggerated to ludicrous effect). He also seems tobelieve that a headwrap, sandals, and capri pants are necessary to be"down with the struggle".
* Mo "Gunz" Jackson (voiced byMike Epps): Robert Freeman's former friend. He dies during thetelevision show run; an episode focuses on the destruction of thefriendship between Mo and Robert Freeman. Despite the fact that Robertspent his eulogy saying how much they all hated Mo, he finally got onelast laugh on him in death by leaving him a jar of peanuts in his will(The joke being in the phrase "Deez Nuts Nicca!".)
* AuntCookie (voiced by Niecy Nash): Great aunt of Huey and Riley, and sisterof Robert (whom she usually calls "dumbass"). She seems to care for theboys more than Robert does. She appears in the episode "Wingmen" , sheis also mentioned in the episode "Shinin'".
* Chico (voicedby Barry Sobel): A Mexican who is a cook at Granddad's restaurant in"The Itis" . His real name is unknown but he is referred to as "Chico"by Ed Wuncler because he's a Mexican. He has taken classes inAfrican-American history and CPR while in a community college.Incidentally, series creator Aaron McGruder has a college degree inAfrican-American studies.
* The Art Teacher (voiced by RobPaulsen): An art teacher who is clearly a parody of painter Bob Ross inboth appearance and mannerisms. He seems to be happily deranged, and issaid to be a veteran of the first Gulf War. He appears in the episode"Riley Wuz Here."
* Shabazz K. Milton Berle: A black mansentenced to be executed despite the ridiculously large amount ofevidence that indicates that he did not commit the crime. Somewhatmodeled after Mumia Abu-Jamal. Appears in "The Passion of ReverendRuckus".
* Usher (voiced by Affion Crockett): Appeared on the episode "Tom, Sarah and Usher".
* The Devil: Appeared in the opening of "Stinkmeaner Strikes Back". Heallowed Stinkmeaner to return to earth and get revenge on the Freemans.In that episode, Hell was portrayed as a burning wasteland with adecrepit Japanese temple as the Devil's palace.
* GhostfaceKillah: Also appeared on the episode "Stinkmeaner Strikes Back" as aghost of himself that advises Huey on how to defeat the ghost ofStinkmeaner.
* Luna (voiced by Aisha Tyler): A woman whoRobert Freeman invited over to Freeman household over the weekend aftercontacting her on MySpace, who to Freemans' anxiety turns out to bederanged, as well as trained in the deadly kung-fu style of "WhiteLotus". When Robert tricks her into leaving, lying to her that he isinvited to Fidel Castro's birthday, she learns from her friend, Nicoleover the Bluetooth earpiece that it was a lie. After spying on Robert,she hears him call her a "crazy bitch", making her upset and veryangry. She then breaks into the house and locks Huey and Riley in theirroom, while she knocks Robert out and ties him up on his bed, planningto kill him with a gun (the same is later done to Tom Dubois). She thenreveals she's the victim of several bad (and often abusive)relationships with men, including a father who usually beats hermother. Robert convinces her to free them and take responsibility forher actions. However, more bad advice from her friend leads her tocommitting suicide in her car by blowing herself up with a grenade.Appears in "Attack of the Killer Kung-Fu Wolf Bitch".
*Nicole (voiced by Tichina Arnold): Luna's girl-friend who isn't seenbut talks over the Bluetooth earpiece Luna wears. From what is known,she also has had bad relationships with men and is single herself. Sheconstantly gives bad and irrational advice to the troubled Luna, whicheventually led to her suicide (even though she didn't intentionallytell her to kill herself). Appears in "Attack of the Killer Kung-FuWolf Bitch".
* Butch Magnus Milosevic (voiced by DarylSabara): A bully and sociopath who is known for knocking out kids withone punch, thus earning the nickname "One Punch Butch". He also oftenterrorizes adults, and was excluded from a Catholic school for beatingthe nun with a pad. Butch is also overweight and seen with a permanentsneer on his face. He steals Riley's chain which he received fromThugnificent, after knocking him out. He fights Riley for the chain inwhich he wins, then later discards it altogether after taking it to thejeweller and finding out it was worthless, but not before smackingFlownominal on the leg with a baseball bat after he demands the chainback. Appears in "Shinin'".
* Jericho Freeman (voiced byCedric The Entertainer): Robert Freeman's second cousin who Roberthasn't spoken to in 30-40 years. He and his very large family travelfrom their home in New Orleans, Louisiana to Woodcrest after they weredisplaced by the 2005 Hurricane Katrina disaster. After much pleading,Robert allows him and his clan into his home. However, he and hisgrandchildren, Huey and Riley, soon find out that nearly all of them(with the exception of one girl) are lazy and unappreciative of theirgratitude, although Jericho insists once he receives his FEMA check hewill pay him back. However, his and the clan's freeloading habits testsRobert's patience forcing him to make several attempts to get them outof the household to no avail. The mail does eventually come in and hetells them that the FEMA check didn't come as planned. However, hereveals to his son Nique that it was a ruse, showing him a check worth$200,000. He then craftily heaps praise on Granddad's warm heart whilesubtly getting him repeatedly to refuse to make them pay, just in casehe were ever to find out the truth, and leaves off with his family toNew Orleans. Appears in "Invasion of the Katrinians".
*Tobias Lynchwater/Catcher Freeman (voiced by Donald Faison): Robert'sgreat great great grandfather, and Huey and Riley's great great greatgreat grandfather, his story has been somewhat muddled in history.Robert thought that Catcher Freeman was a powerful, ninja-likeabolitionist who was like "Malcolm X, Nat Turner, and Barack Obama allrolled into one." Uncle Ruckus thought he was in fact a feral, almostdog like slave hunter. Huey's quick research on the internet, however,revealed the truth. Catcher Freeman was actually Tobias, a house slave,and the illegitimate son of Confederate Colonel George Stenchwater. Hewas hoping to be able to buy his way to freedom by showing the colonelhis creation, the world's first screenplay. The Colonel in fact wasimpressed by the script, and was willing to buy the script in exchangefor Tobias' freedom. However, right at that second, the other slaveslead a revolt against the Colonel, led by the woman Tobias loved,Thelma. In the struggle, Thelma and Col. Stenchwater are locked in ahand-to-hand, and Tobias sees the Colonel's discarded rifle. He triesfiring at Thelma, so he can guarantee his freedom, but in fact missesand hits the Colonel. Tobias then decides to "join the winning team"with the revolting slaves, and leaves to Canada with Thelma, changinghis name to Catcher Freeman. Both Robert and Ruckus refuse to believethe true story. Appears in "The Story of Catcher Freeman".
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Real Name: Jimmie General Height: 6’0” Weight: 165 lbs Also known as: Niggaroic Age: 40 Birth Place: Las Vegas, New Mexico Occupation: Former Military General/Gulf War Marital Status: Widower Known relatives: Long lost Daughter
Jimmie General was born in Las Vegas, NM to a Stay at home Mom and A retired Vietnam Veteran Father. Because of his father Jimmie was always fascinated with guns and Super Heroes. As a kid Jimmie loved watching Saturday morning cartoons and would dress up as a superhero while running around the house in his underwear. After Jimmie graduated high school, he enrolled in the military. In only a short time Jimmie became a General for being so merciless on the battlefield. While stationed in Iraq, Jimmie meet his wife to be Karin. Since Karin was in the military too, Jimmie and his new wife were inseparable. Eventually Karin got pregnant and had to be discharged from the military. Nine months later the couple had a baby. Jimmie didn’t want his family to stay in Iraq, so he decides to put his wife and child on a plane back to Washington D.C to stay on the military base back home in America. Jimmie kisses his wife and newborn baby girl and watches them as they board the plane. No one ever expected that the pilot of the plane was a terrorist monster who had trained for many years just for this one suicide mission. The plane took off and exploded in the sky right in front of Jimmie’s eyes. He was devastated, Jimmie went into a deep depression and he began drinking heavily and ended up being discharged from the military before he could get his full benefits. Jimmie stopped caring and lost everything he work for, his house, car etc. Now Jimmie is a bum and lives on the streets. He is known has the neighborhood drunk and hero “NiggaRoic”. The people gave him that name because he is a “Nigga” who does heroic deeds. One time “Niggaroic” saved a runaway stroller from getting hit by a bus and he stopped a thief from robbing a local corner store because that is his favorite store to buy liquor at. “Niggaroic” has had a hard life, the only bright light he has at the end of the tunnel is his long lost daughter, who was born out of wedlock when Jimmie graduated high school, that’s why he enrolled in the military in the first place, to run from his responsibilities. Now his Daughter is 22 and she is searching for her biological father.
Information source - Wikipedia
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