Kevin (Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation)

Kevin (Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation) *cries obnoxiously* Gender: Male Type: Bratty Half-Pint Species: Dog Portrayed by: Unknown Status: Alive Media of origin: Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation

Kevin is a small, orange puppy with a blue nose and Bob's nephew from Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation. His job as a character seems to be redundant when he makes fun of Oggy and Piya, as we already have the roaches and Bob for that.

Why He's Intentionally a Bad Boy

1. He is a huge spoiled brat who thinks that he should get anything that he wants and cries whenever he doesn't get his way.
2. He is rude to both Oggy and Piya and likes to make them get into trouble with his uncle.
3. He is also rude to his uncle Bob as well, like in "Mischief Mishaps" when he gets tired of playing with him to the point where Bob gets emotionally hurt. Ouch.
4. His crying and laughing are extremely annoying and grating to listen to.
5. He is also a huge cheater as he has his uncle Bob help him win stuff like basketball in "Little Spoiled Neighbor" and winning badges on "Scout's Honor". Does that ring a bell?
6. Kevin makes Piya look sane and even-tempered. Where Piya will sometimes try to control herself when her absurdly-short fuse is set off, Kevin will snap like a twig at the slightest inconvenience and enter "Grouch Mode".
7. He is also a huge hypocrite as well like when he gets mad at Bob for chasing Oggy and has him get forced to clean Piya's room on "Little Spoiled Neighbor" when it was his fault in the first place for destroying Piya's room (though Oggy thankfully catches on and also has him fix up her room)!
8. Overall, he's the worst character in an already mediocre-at-best revival.

Redeeming Qualities

1. To be fair, his character was made to be unlikable in the first place.
2. He usually does get punished for his actions and usually learns from his mistakes and makes up for them.
3. His design is admittedly adorable.
4. The only episodes where he is tolerable are "Dog Day Afternoon" and "Wrestling the Past".
5. To be fair, he likely gets his behavior from Bob, as the bulldog is a short-tempered pushover who spoils him rotten and doesn't take an attempt to discipline him, implying Kevin would be a perfectly approachable, nice guy if not for Bob's terrible surrogate parenting.

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