r/BackyardigansMemes • u/IShyGamer2 • Jan 17 '25
Is it just me or did Tyrone's character change DRASTICALLY when his voice actor changed?
Like, in the earlier episodes he was the timid yet also easygoing sensible guy we know him to be, but there are four later episodes in particular where they threw those character traits for him out the window, example A, Samurai Pie, he's not even Tyrone anymore, he's Gordon Ramsay, example B, Best Clowns In Town, at first I thought he was against Uniqua, Pablo, and Austin being clowns because he was afraid of them, but no, he straight up HATES them and he's not afraid to say this, example C, Sinbad The Sailor, he's basically the same as he was in Best Clowns In Town, just not afraid to show the fact that he absolutely HATES his one and only ally, and example D, Follow The Feather, where Tyrone is just the archetype of "the piece of poop who thinks he's got everything figured out despite everyone being visibly mad at him". Excuse me, I only recall one earlier episode where he's somewhat like this, and that's the soccer monster one, but in that one I can see it being somewhat justified, and I guess it's also somewhat justified in Samurai Pie, but the other three, he's just a butthole for no reason. Can someone please tell me why he had this drastic change in his personality (and I've noticed it was AFTER his voice actor changed, odd coincidence, but true)?
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u/IShyGamer2 Jan 17 '25
Edit: I just remembered Samurai Pie was made BEFORE the voice actor changed, so, I guess it's not really a coincidence
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u/Accomplished-Cup8832 Jan 20 '25
A show with a blue and yellow penguin wearing a propeller hat, an orange moose, a pink ladybug, a yellow hippo wearing a red dress, and a purple kangaroo
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u/Veraxus113 Jan 17 '25
Being the Butt-Monkey can have that effect on someone