Darwin is the one that usually has moral views and wants to do what's right, whereas Gumball wants the same result but reaches it in a more troublesome way. Their troubles are usually accidental and good-natured. Gumball, the protagonist, is always getting into trouble with his walking-fish-adopted-brother named Darwin(an ongoing mystery to the series: Where did Darwin come from?). Her ways of doing things for her kids is something that's not seen very often in the real world, so although she's fantastical, her views are good. Speaking of Nicole, the blue cat, she's a workaholic that will blow up on someone at any given moment. Richard, the father, is a gluttonous, pink rabbit that does nothing but sleep, unless his wife Nicole says otherwise. The family is quite cliché, however, but they manage to be cliché in a new way. The list is endless and new things are being discovered in every episode, whether they are costars or hidden in the background. Simian, the ancient, ill-tempered monkey that is a teacher a CGI tyrannosaurus rex named Tina a peanut with antlers named Penny. Small, the school counselor that's a hippy Mrs.
Then you have a variety of personalities, such as Mr. As an example, the burglar is a walking fingerprint.
They're inspired from everyday thing, too. Characters are created in many ways, such as traditional animation, Claymation, stop-motion, CGI, pixilation, and even puppets. It's a children's show that somehow reaches older ages as well.
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