Drooper

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Drooper the Lion
Alias	Drooper
Origin	The Banana Splits Movie
Occupation	Mascot Animatronic performer Member of The Banana Splits
Powers / Skills	Super-sensitive hearing Surprising physical strength Murder skills
Hobby	Doing a show. Murdering adults.
Goals	Hold children hostage so he will have an audience (succeeded, later sabotaged). Avenge his show's cancellation (failed). Kill every adult (failed, although he killed many people).
Crimes	Mass murder Kidnapping Mutilation Arson Bribery Snuff filming Torture Unlawful imprisonment
Type of Villain	Malfunctioned Robot

“	Hey kids! Put on your hap-happiest faces because the Banana Splits Show is about to begin!	„
	~ Drooper's most famous quote.

“	Ain't it wonderful, Stevie? All of our friends are here! Now the show can go on forever, and ever, and ever!	„
	~ Drooper to Stevie's corpse.

Drooper the Lion is one of the two main antagonists (alongside Fleegle) of the 2019 direct-to-video horror comedy film The Banana Splits Movie. He is a member of the The Banana Splits and one of the four mascots created by Karl that go on a rampage after their show was cancelled.

He was portrayed by Kori Clarke and voiced by Eric Bauza.

Appearance

Drooper is a brown lion with a large red nose with two big nostrils and wearing a pair of yellow sunglasses, a hat like the other members, and white spats on his feet. He has a dark brown mane, and the tip of his tail is yellow. In the poster, he is supposed to have sharp teeth, but later unused in the film.

Biography

Drooper was a happy-go-lucky mascot like everyone else at the beginning. However, after he learned his show was cancelled and because of his faulty programming, he and his friends go on a rampage.

He first kills the co-star of the show, Stevie, with a plastic lollipop after being spitted by alcohol in the face at the dressing room.

Later, Drooper and Fleegle make Rebecca and Jonathan (who was already harmed before by Drooper) go on a slippery obstacle course. At the end, Drooper slams Rebecca in a face with a hammer, killing her.

Even later, Fleegle and Drooper make a "show" for the children they kidnapped, in which they set Stevie's corpse on fire and rip Andy, a worker, apart limb from limb.

At the end, the redeemed Snorky helps the children escape, while Beth, the mother of Harley and Austin, gets into a fight with Fleegle and Drooper. After Austin killed Fleegle, Drooper knocks out Austin and chokes Beth by a throat. Harley arrives and throws his mother a toy-like stick. Beth quotes "Banana Cadabra, b*tch" and sticks right into Drooper's mouth to the brain-like core, killing Drooper.

At the end, Poppy, now completely crazy after Thadd's death, takes the corpse of Drooper and the other remaining Banana Splits on the Banana Buggy, while taking the identity of the scrapped fifth Banana Split, Hooty.

Gallery

Drooper burning Jonathan.

Trivia

• In the original, his eyes are shut, while in the movie, his eyes are open.
• The Banana Splits Movie is speculated to be based on an old script for the Five Nights at Freddy's film.
  • If the rumor above is true, then Drooper is most likely based on Chica the Chicken.
• In the cover, Drooper has sharp teeth. He doesn't have them in the movie.
• It's pretty likely that Drooper doesn't have sharp teeth in the movie since it would be a bit too much, despite the fact that he's a lion.