Nassur the Hamas Teddy Bear (Tomorrow's Pioneers)

Nassur (نصور) is a costume-based character who recurred in the infamous Palestinian propaganda show, Tomorrow's Pioneers. He was widely hated worldwide for several reasons along with Farfour, Nahool, and Assoud.

Why He's Nothing But A Big Fat "NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN NEIN!!!!!"

 * 1) He is an evil rip-off and bootleg of Yogi Bear and Winnie the Pooh.
 * 2) He doesn't just look bad, but he looks heartless and souless.
 * 3) Due to being a costume-based character, Nassur can't even express emotions.
 * 4) Nassur also completely disgraces Yogi and Winnie himself.
 * 5) His design is very cheaply-made; in fact, he looks more like a gopher or a dog rather than an actual bear.
 * 6) He is a Gary Stu as while Farfour, Nahoul, and Assoud have made mistakes, Nassur seems to be always be perfect with no problems at all.
 * 7) His design is also pretty creepy to look at. It makes it look like he has an Eternal Smile.
 * 8) Nassur's personality is very bland.
 * 9) Nassur is nothing more than a symbol of terrorism, which not only makes him unlikeable but also tragic.
 * 10) In perhaps the most controversial segment, he states that he wants every single Jew slaughtered (which is something Adolf Hitler would demand).
 * 11) Despite being a bear, Nassur instead can look like a dog at times.
 * 12) Nassur is also the only costumed-based character who (sadly) survived throughout season 4 of Tomorrow's Pioneers.
 * 13) Whilst Farfour, Nahoul, and Assoud have the excuse of being killed off, Nassur survived. That makes him a Karma Houdini.

Redeeming Qualities

 * 1) His design, though cheap, looks the best out of the 4.
 * 2) Along with the rest of the characters, we never saw him again after Tomorrow's Pioneers was not only cancelled, but banned in many countries. But he still survived.
 * 3) His voice is much more tolerable to listen to compared to Farfour, Nahoul, and Assoud.
 * 4) He even hated Tomorrow Pioneers, despite being in the show, which is a surprisingly innovative concept for a character despite how simple it is.