Gumball Watterson

Gumball Tristopher Watterson is the main hero/protagonist of The Amazing World of Gumball. He is a twelve-year-old, blue male cat that goes to Elmore Junior High, with his adopted brother Darwin and his four-year-old sister Anais. He has a major crush on Penny, who also has feelings for him, though both initially struggled to express them. In "The Shell," the two finally began dating. While he occasionally causes trouble, he usually learns from his mistakes. His archenemy is Rob as of "The Nobody."
== Personality ==
In season 1, Gumball is portrayed as a fun-loving, imaginative, rather optimistic, and a very mischievous kitten. When his mishaps get himself into a mess, he usually attempts to fix things with somewhat dimwitted ideas, which usually get him into even more trouble than before. No matter how his schemes resolve themselves, Gumball's naïveté stops him from learning his lesson. He often plans his mishaps with Darwin. Like Darwin, Gumball does not appear to notice deception, which may mean that he is too optimistic to notice the most negative things around him. Gumball has a big ego, and it is where he is most sensitive. Otherwise, he is often positive on all matters concerning him. Gumball is smart, but that doesn't mean he's wise. At times, he acts stupid and goes to great illogical lengths to find something, but he has shown some degree of cleverness in other circumstances. He happens to have a superior vocabulary than that of most of his classmates, using more mature words. Gumball has also displayed extents of observance and operational ingenuity, such as being able to identify small things like the burn markings on Rocky's palms, intellectually arrange escape routes based on his surroundings, and even counter his mother Nicole's hand-based offenses for a great deal of time, shown in both episodes "The Date" and “The Remote”; in which case, even secretly confiscating her car keys from her pocket in the process. His antics have gotten him in dangerous and often life-threatening situations, usually saved by luck or by someone more sensible at the time. He has shown skill in building, when he made a system of chain reactions to launch a bowling ball onto the moon, as seen in “The Car,” though he failed miserably in the last element that held the launching spring up. He is a decent cook, making a very good sandwich for Darwin as mentioned in “The Secret,” and is shown making a good (extremely spicy) meal for him in the same episode. Furthermore, he also got a B in-home ads for his cooking, and Miss Simian called his cooking divine. However, in “The Responsible,” Gumball makes disgusting food for Anais, consisting of a rotten fish between bread slices, and an old shoe. In “The Knights,” Gumball made a cake for Patrick Fitzgerald. In season 2 and onwards while yes its not huge or anything Gumball's personality does go through a decent change for example in season 1 Gumball was cheerful and was pretty dumb at times somewhat like Darwin but in season 2 and onwards Gumball is a lot more pessimistic, sarcastic, cynical, and even a bit less naïve, though he still has a ego and a lot of his other characteristics are still there.
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