Possibly the best aspect of "Ed, Edd, and Eddy" in the gritty-like pencil and watercolor animation. Each character has its' own flaws and they are displayed perfectly in each episode they appear. Each character that was created to portray some sort of typical adolescent personality (eg Eddy is the brainy wimp and Ed is the stupid brawn). The situations they all get involved may be seriously far-fetched but I think it brings out the best parts of each personality. Every character on that show is well-written so they can have depth and personality. Another major aspect of "Ed, Edd, and Eddy" I like are the distinct characters. This to me shows that early adolesence is a trying time for all those who are going through it. Another episode showed Jonny 2x4 getting pushed down a hill in a tire by Sarah and Kevin. Ed released Kevin but the latter decided to be a complete dick and not say give out gratitude to his rescuer. The girls seemed to like Kevin as well as the Ed Boys. I remember one episode where the Kanker sisters kidnapped Kevin and tied him to a large wheel. One of the most revealing aspects of "Ed, Edd, and Eddy" is the interactions between the supporting cast themselves. The show's basic premise has the three main characters (Ed, Edd, and Eddy) interacting with nine major supporting characters but it doesn't stop there.
Every kid in America has shown hypocritical to their personality.
Every kid in America has at one point been a bully to the weak or been bullied themselves by the weak. Every kid in America has at one point has tried to scam money out of someone. At least one area in every big city has to have kids like this. This is a satirical commentary on the lives of kids who are between the ages of 10 and 13. I love it because of how much deep thought Danny Antonucci and his cohorts had to put into this. I once hated this show but I decided to give it a chance.
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