| “ | I'M COMING >:( | „ |
| ~ Ocho's threatening text to Gumball and Darwin in "The Phone". |
Harry "Ocho" Tootmorsel is a supporting character in The Amazing World of Gumball.
He was voiced by Maxwell Cazier.
Appearance[]
He is small, black 8-bit video game spider with two large rectangular eyes. His design is reminiscent of the alien ships in the arcade game Space Invaders.
Personality[]
Ocho can be nice and friendly when interacting with others that are nice to him. However, agitating him enough causes him to become erratically angry, where he will begin shouting at and attacking other people. In "The Phone," Ocho's anger issues extend to the point where he tries to murder Gumball and Darwin for insulting his mother. However, Ocho seems to have difficulty realizing when his behavior is intense, often apologizing or feeling relieved when someone notifies him, claiming that he doesn't want to scare anybody.
In "The Uncle," Ocho is shown to have a twisted sense of humor, as he let Gumball believe he was kidnapped and had to choose between his life or Ocho's before revealing that it was his idea of a prank. He later admits he can be way too intense and controlling, but he says it is because of his trust issues, as he believes people only want to befriend him because his uncle is famous. His anger issues and insecurity are also a result of being made fun of in the past, as he reveals in "The Spinoffs" that he was bullied as a younger kid for having three butts.
Biography[]
The Amazing World of Gumball[]
While often a background character, he has been antagonistic at some points. He was a major antagonist in "The Club," along with Bobert 6B, as part of The Reject Club. He and the other club members planned to embarrass Gumball Watterson for refusing to join them. He was successful in holding Gumball back as he tried to stop the video from uploading, but was later punished by the Wattersons.
He was the main antagonist of the episode "The Phone," where he and Darwin became addicted to talking to each other on the phone, despite the fact that Gumball warned Darwin of Ocho's intensity. Gumball later yells at Ocho on Darwin's phone, not realizing it was him, which causes Ocho to arrive at the Wattersons' house to fight. He destroys their house and blasts them with rays, but he is stopped by his mother, after which he apologizes for overreacting.
He was also the main antagonist in the episode "The Uncle," where Gumball wanted to become best friends with him to meet Ocho's uncle, Mario. Ocho puts Gumball through a series of trials to test his worthiness. These trials include assessing his readiness to have Ocho's back in a fight, revealing Ocho's secret real name, kidnapping Gumball and putting him in a situation where he believes he can only save either Ocho or himself, and finally, ordering him to sacrifice Darwin. After following through, Gumball eventually realizes that Mario isn't the person he had in mind and sings a song about how he doesn't want to be friends with Ocho, citing his dangerous and erratic behavior. Ocho apologizes for being too intense, claiming that he has trust issues because people take advantage of him due to his famous uncle, who Ocho reveals is not Mario but instead "the blue hedgehog who can run fast."
He becomes a major antagonist of the series finale "The Inquisition". Like most of the students, Rob turns him into a human, and then, on his orders, the Ocho tries to catch Gumball and Darwin eventually, they return to his normal form.
The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball[]
He is the main antagonist of the episode "The Score". While Gumball was playing the console, he called the arcade games primitive. Hearing this, Ocho tries to blow up Gumball and Darwin. Gumball tries to calm him down but angers him even more and Ocho blows up the whole bus. Gumball and Darwin decide to help with Ocho's anger so that he becomes calmer. After many unsuccessful attempts, Ocho suggests Gumball and Darwin go to his house so that they understand how he feels. Gumball and Darwin find out how Ocho got to Earth through the cutscene and start playing various arcade games that are considered real life for Ocho. The trio starts playing arcade games, losing each time due to the fact that a difficult mode has been set and cannot be changed. Gumball and Darwin suggest not playing by the rules, and Ocho enjoys it. Gumball and Darwin leave Ocho's house, and Ocho thanks them for their time.
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