Snarf (ThunderCats)

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Snarf (ThunderCats) "Snarf, snarf snarf." Gender: Male Type: Immensely Annoying Creature Species: Snarf (original series and 2011 reboot) Robot (Roar) Portrayed by: Bob McFadden Status: Alive Media of origin: ThunderCats

Snarf (or "Snarf Osbert") is a member of the Snarf species from the ThunderCats franchise. In the original series, he was Lion-O's nurse-maid as a child (and as an adult much to Lion-O's chagrin). His nephew Snarfer calls him "Uncle Osbert".

Bad Qualities

1. He is an extremely annoying creature who never shuts up whenever on screen.
2. His voice is very aggravating to listen to.
3. He is a constant worrier and something of a pessimist who keeps whining all the time.
4. At the start of the series, Snarf often complained about how he is ignored by the others, as well as having nothing important to do now that the young lord Lion-O has grown into an adult.
5. His design in the original ThunderCats series and in ThunderCats Roar is quite ugly even in cat-alien-like design standards.
6. In the Robot Chicken sketch, titled “Mumm-ra is Mrs. Mumbletipeg”, he acts like a moron when he was running closer to Lion-O when he was using his sword of omens to do the “Ho” chant after Wilykit and Wilykat told him that the evil mutants are coming (but turned out to be a joke from them) and then gets stabbed.
7. Speaking of ThunderCats Roar, he was turned into a robot instead of a snarf in that series for no reason at all.

Good Qualities

1. His design in the 2011 ThunderCats series is a huge improvement over his design in the original ThunderCats series and in ThunderCats Roar. In this version, Snarf is now the pet of Lion-O and does not speak but makes side effects.
2. He is a bit more tolerable after the original ThunderCats series.

Trivia

1. According to a 2002 interview by fan site ThunderCatsFans on AIM, writer Peter Lawrence revealed that Snarf was created by executive producer Jules Bass of Rankin/Bass, who thought of Snarf as comedic relief as “everyone loves some whacko animal”.

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