Alvin Seville (Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks)

Alvin Seville is the main titular protagonist of the his 2015 reboot, [https://terribletvshows.miraheze.org/wiki/Alvinnn!!!_and_the_Chipmunks| Alvin!!! and the Chipmunks.] He was known to be a mischevious, egotistical chipmunk that had a caring side still and was very relatable in older versions. Sadly, he was flanderizied extremely badly when the reboot came out.

Why He Sucks
'''NOTE: This will only focus on how botched he was in the reboot. Do not add any loathsome moments from previous incarcerations.'''
 * 1) He was heavily flanderized by the time the reboot came, as his personality was exaggerated to the point where he is unrecognizable.
 * 2) He never takes responsibility for his actions, and either makes an excuse for it or blame it on someone else
 * 3) He is repeadtly abusive towards his brothers, such as stealing Simon's inventions, and most often being cruel to Theodore some major examples of him doing so are:
 * 4) * In "Talking Teddy", he makes Theodore do his chores and sell his money.
 * 5) * In "Safety Third", he manipulates Simon to change his bus to a car, and then steals Simon's car, and breaking it.
 * 6) * In "The Great Snack Off" (his worst appearance), he nearly blows off Theodore's head after stealing one of Simon's inventions!
 * 7) Sometimes he can be a karma houdinini, for example, he didn't get punished after torturing Theodore in "Talking Teddy".
 * 8) He often never learns from his lesson, and just does something stupid the next episode.
 * 9) Unlike his older iteration, you can never feel for him or even relate to him.
 * 10) He is very hard on his owner/father, Dave, especially in the infamous episode "Alvin Managment".
 * 11) Overall, he is an unlikable jerk which is probably why he and his reboot sucks, espically considering he is supposed to be the main character.

Redeeming Qualities

 * 1) Though rarely, he does have his likable moments.
 * 2) Of course, he does get karma for most of his actions.
 * 3) He was a good character before his flanderization.