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| “ | Delighted to oblige, Brian. | „ |
| ~ Evil Stewie, about to happily murder a faux-suicidal Brian. |
| “ | Why? They're just feet. | „ |
| ~ Evil Stewie's last words before Brian kills him. |
Eiwets, also known as Evil Stewie, is the main antagonist of the Family Guy episode "The Hand That Rocks the Wheelchair." He is also a minor antagonist in the 2012 video game Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse. He is the second and more homicidal clone of Stewie Griffin.
He was voiced by Seth MacFarlane, who also voiced his original counterpart Stewie, as well as other Family Guy villains Peter and Brian Griffin, Glenn Quagmire, and Carter Pewterschmidt, and Mike in Sing.
Biography[]
When Brian Griffin tells Stewie that he is going soft when he fails to shoot a boy, Stewie invents a machine that is supposed to make him more evil, but it instead creates a clone of him and puts all the original Stewie's evil traits into the clone.
Later, Evil Stewie stuffs two batteries up Brian's nostrils and strangles him with his collar. Stewie comes along and Brian fears him, thinking he was the one who tried to kill him. Brian then sees the evil clone behind Stewie, and Stewie decides to do some testing on him. However, the Evil Stewie brutally beats him up. He then cuts off Brian's tail with a pocketknife, and tries to choke Stewie with it. Evil Stewie runs off, slices a woman in half, and steals her car. He later lures the Kool-Aid Man to his demise and beats him with a baseball bat, before licking his spilled juice off the ground.
In a deleted scene, Evil Stewie finds the kid who kicked over Stewie's sandcastle and noogies him to death. He also murders the kid's parents when they come home.
At the end of the episode, Brian is tied to a pole, luring in Evil Stewie to kill him, just in time for Stewie to catch him. The two engage in combat, with both their clothes removed, leading Brian forced to choose which one of them to shoot. Brian comes up with a simple solution and orders them to look at their feet. Evil Stewie is confused by this demand, whereas the original Stew looks down at his feet and laughs in amusement. Brian, knowing that Stewie was amused by his feet earlier in the episode, kills the confused Stewie. However, as Brian and Stewie are leaving the park, Stewie turns around with yellow cat eyes, and a nightmarish laughter is heard (which is a reference to the end of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music video). If Brian didn't mistakenly kill the original Stewie, it is also possible that Stewie may have regained some of the evil that he lost from early episodes.
Evil Stewie appears again in the video game Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse as the nephew of the evil mayor Adam West, helping him with his plans and trying to kill Stewie and Brian Griffin.
Appearance[]
Evil Stewie is virtually identical to Stewie. However, Stewie wears a yellow shirt and red overalls, whereas Evil Stewie wears the opposite: a red shirt and yellow overalls.
Personality[]
His personality is much like that of the original Stewie from the earlier seasons, but far more sadistic. Unlike the original Stewie, he is extremely malicious, violent, and willing to kill. While he either tortures, mutilates, traumatises and often kills anyone he comes across, it isn't clear if he actually has any higher ambitions in life other than spreading carnage and destruction.
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Trivia[]
- He is the first Family Guy villain to portray an evil twin of a well-known character, the others being Retep and Evil Mayor Adam West.
- Evil Stewie's creation was likely made as a gag to how Stewie's behavior changed through the show. In early episodes, Stewie seems downright evil as he constantly plans to kill Lois (among other acts), in contrast to later episodes. Many fans thought Stewie had "changed" since the beginning of the series; it's reasonable to think that the producers wanted to poke fun at their complaints.
