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If my arm wasn't so sore from my new tattoo, I'd smear both your asses all over the parking lot!
~ Todd threatening Beavis and Butt-Head.
I hope they have a hospital in your kindergarten, man. 'Cause if you don't stop looking at me, that's where you're gonna end up.
~ Yet another threat towards the duo.

Todd Ianuzzi is a major antagonist in the Beavis and Butt-head cartoon series, often appearing as the main antagonist in many episodes.

He was voiced by Mike Judge in 1993, then by Toby Huss under the pseudonym Rottilio Michieli from 1994 to 1997, and then recently by Toby Huss under his real name from 2011 to the present.

Personality[]

Todd Ianuzzi is a 20-year-old hoodlum who is rude, arrogant, violent, cruel, mean, aggressive and very petty, selfish and disloyal, always bullying those around him who he considers weak, the duo being his main targets. He has hardly any redeeming qualities whatsoever and is probably the most dangerous supporting antagonist for the duo, rivaling Coach Buzzcut (who has actually protected them on one occasion, while Todd never has). Beavis and Butt-head admire him and aspire to be included in his gang, which consists of himself, his friend Slade and various other low-lives. Todd despises the duo, expresses only contempt for the two, won't hesitate to beat them up, assaulting them with little to no provocation and referring to them as "girls" (or recently, in "Snitchers", as "douchebags"). He will take advantage of them when he needs money or a place to hide from the police.

In spite of his nature, Todd manages to come across as charming, as he has picked up a few girls throughout the series, mainly girls that the duo have tried to "score" with in that episode. He has also had his rare moments of benevolence, like in "A Great Day", where he genuinely thanks the duo for giving him money and lets them go (though he does beat another man up after getting into a fender bender shortly afterwards), and in Virtual Stupidity, he lets the duo in his gang under the condition that they don't screw anything up. This, of course, doesn't last long.

Appearance[]

Todd wears mirrored sunglasses and a mechanic's shirt with the sleeves torn off and his name written on it. He has a tattoo on his right bicep of a flaming skull wearing an eye-patch and clutching a knife between its teeth. The tattoo has a message reading Life Sucks. His blonde hair is cut into a mullet style.

Trivia[]

  • Todd drives a primer patched green Plymouth Duster onto lawns, through garbage cans, and over Beavis and Butt-head's bikes.
  • Originally, Todd was an idea belonging to the series' writers. They suggested him as a role model for Beavis and Butt-head.
  • Todd is based on a teenage bully who terrified Mike Judge during his childhood.
  • It is unclear as to where Todd lives. It might hint that he is a drifter and was shown going from one place to another, either by himself or with his gang and/or other women, even though he occasionally hangs around at Maxi-Mart. In addition, it is unknown if he had any parents or siblings at all.
    • While he did enter Beavis and Butt-Head's house before, in the episode Safe House, when the duo was sent to jail, Todd had either stayed in their house for the rest of the day or had completely left their house afterwards once the cops had lost sight of him. And in the episode Party, he and his fellow gang partied inside their home, even leaving it completely trashed before Todd drives off.
  • Todd does not appear in the movie Beavis and Butt-Head Do America, though does appear in the sequel, Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe in a flashback scene.
  • In the episode Steamroller, it is revealed that Todd dropped out of Highland High School two years ago, as mentioned by Stewart.
  • In the episode Snitchers, which is also Todd's return and last appearance in the 2011 remake, Todd shows a more noble and honorable side to Beavis and Butt-head after he was previously charged with assaulting a man who asks for money he owes, and that the boys say it was in self-defense, but they thought it was cool, angering Todd, but also making him unable to hurt them for fear Todd would get in more trouble i.e. jailtime, and that the duo told the judge about several incidences highlighting their lack of reliability to be witnesses, and the reading throws out the court session. This episode also has references to three past episodes, which are Frog Baseball, Held Back, and Candy Sale, and that it shows to reveal its continuity, despite a fifteen-year technological gap between "Beavis and Butt-Head Are Dead" and Werewolves of Highland, and that Leroy and Todd ended their rivalry and teamed up. This causes Todd's charges against him to be dropped because of Beavis and Butt-head's stupidity of being credible witnesses. Todd Ianuzzi thanks Beavis and Butt-head for getting him off the hook and gives them his and his gang's gratitude by shoving them in their truck's trunk and taking them for a drive.
  • In Do the Universe, Beavis has a dream sequence where Todd is decapitated by Serena Ryan after he pushes him down and he even cheers her on as she kills the rest of Todd's gang, confirming that Beavis may not have as much love for Todd as Butt-head does after all, and that he's finally fed up with all the abuse he gets from Todd and doesn't idolize him anymore.

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Beavis and Butt-Head Do America: Dallas Grimes | Muddy Grimes
Daria Is it Fall Yet?: Allison
Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe: Serena Ryan

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