Jimmy (Ed, Edd n Eddy, seasons 2-6)

Jimmy is a character from Ed, Edd n Eddy, he is an insecure child with a propensity to cry. Sadly, he has been flanderized from seasons 2-6.

Bad Qualities

 * 1) He was changed from a nice cute child and turned into a vengeful crybaby.
 * 2) He was extremely unlikable in "If It Smells Like An Ed," "Ed In A Halfshell," and "Tinker Ed".
 * 3) He also trapped the Eds in a dumpster jail at the end of the final episode "Look Before You Ed" for ruining the safety club, again, it would have been justified if he had only tapped Ed and Eddy, Edd did nothing wrong throughout the episode.
 * 4) He is way too accident prone. A good example will be in "Cry Ed", he thinks that he is injured when a clothespin gently taps his foot.
 * 5) He didn't face any consequences for some of his actions (He does face them when he gets an injury in each different episode).
 * 6) He also sometimes unfairly punish all 3 of the Eds, even if it’s one or two of them that did something wrong to him, he would still punish all 3 of them anyway.

Good Qualities

 * 1) He was a much more tolerable character in season 1 and he still has his nice moments to the Eds, even after flanderization.
 * 2) His revenge plan was pretty clever. Heck, not even Sarah is smart enough to think of a plan like that.
 * 3) He felt worried about what would happened to the Eds in the movie, "Ed Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show", although he did wanted to see the Eds' beating, but soon became friends with them in the end. The movie is where he also finally redeems himself.
 * 4) His dislike for the Eds is pretty reasonable since they try to scam him for his money. Also, in "Every Which Way But Ed", its revealed that thanks to the Eds (well Eddy mostly) through their ominous scam, Jimmy gets his signature retainers when he bites on a bowling pin when he thought it was a cream horn, severely damaging his teeth.
 * 5) He does get punished at times, unlike Kevin and Sarah.
 * 6) Some of the kids such as Eddy and even Kevin can be mean towards Jimmy, so it balances out.

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