Mr. Peanutbutter

Mr. Peanutbutter, also known as Fritz, Mr. Chocolate Hazelnut Spread, Mr. Papernumber, Dog Dog Peanut-Man, Peanutbottle, Mr. Dog-Man and Mister Mr., is one of the main characters from the Bojack Horseman series.
== Charactah Account ==
A native of the Labrador Peninsula in Canada, Mister Peanutbutter was raised in the countryside as the runt of the litter with his parents and grandma, free of the world's cold touch. Submerged in a saccharine and comfortable sugar bowl where the motto was "Nothing bad ever happens in the Labrador Peninsula", PB grew with the expectation the world was just as light. During a trip to Hollywood, he wandered off against his wife Katrina's objections and stumbled onto the set of Untitled Horsin' Around Ripoff. With his charisma and natural ability, Mister gained the public's favor, taking the role from Vincent D'Onofrio. Money and second rate fame ensued with the newcomer PB helming what henceforth would be called Mr. Peanutbutter's House.
Growing at the shade of the much more famous BoJack Horseman, PB quickly took to being famous, even if he preferred to be a good sport about it, contrasting BJ himself whom he gradually started idolizing and view as a peer in the industry, admiring his work even if he constantly failed to get most of the scorn thrown his way by the horse. 
== Appearance ==
=== Cartoons ===
* BoJack Horseman
* BoJack Horseman Season 2
* BoJack Horseman Season 3
* BoJack Horseman Season 4
* BoJack Horseman Season 5
* BoJack Horseman Season 6
== Trivia ==
* Mr. Peanutbutter was originally going to be BoJack's agent (rather than Princess Carolyn) with a Shaft-like personality; being cool, smooth-talking, and easygoing. A horse named Honeybucket would have filled his current role as a 90s TV actor and Diane's boyfriend:
** Mr. Peanutbutter was also originally going to be a Golden Retriever.
* He drives a Maserati Quattroporte:
** His license plate is "Good Boy" (stylized as G00D B0Y).
* One quote from Season 1 suggests Mr. Peanutbutter is a nihilist,—The universe is a cruel, uncaring void. The key to being happy isn't a search for meaning; it's to just keep yourself busy with unimportant nonsense and eventually, you'll be dead.
** He also spouts more nihilistic quotes in It's You before and after his brother's surgery to remove a potentially fatal twisted spleen. After his brother's successful surgery, Mr. Peanutbutter gleefully states the whole experience taught him that "None of this matters!"
* Mr. Peanutbutter loves honeydew, while BoJack hates it.
* Out of the five main characters, he is the only one who’s parents were never seen and who's childhood/teen years via flashbacks were never shown:
** However, his parents have been mentioned and confirmed to have died years previous to the series.
* BoJack Kills reveals Mr. Peanutbutter wears red boxer-briefs with a hotdog print.
* Besides his love for tennis balls, he hates the game tennis because he gets angry at how nobody ever catches the ball.
* Like real-life dogs, he can't eat chocolate (it's poisonous to them), watch fireworks or listen to loud noises (dogs have sensitive ears). He also doesn't like baths and gets scared when there are strangers in his yard.
* Mr. Peanutbutter is Canadian-American as he was born and raised in Canada, where his brother and his family reside.
* In BoJack Kills, Mr. Peanutbutter says he and Diane “are like five big fights away from a divorce." The two do indeed have five arguments up until What Time Is It Right Now.
** In Old Acquaintance, Mr. Peanutbutter gets angry at Diane when she insists he talks to Captain Peanutbutter, due to him acting weird, questioning if she thinks she knows his brother better than him and just because she has a bad family doesn't mean everyone else does.
** In Commence Fracking, Mr. Peanutbutter confronts Diane due to the latter publishing Girl Croosh articles against Mr. Peanutbutter being pro-fracking for his governor campaign, as Diane is anti-fracking. Diane says she won't publish it if he drops out of the race, and when he refuses, saying publishing the article will embarrass them and she always has to air her “dirty laundry” when someone disagrees with her.
*** She states she doesn't want Mr. Peanutbutter to be governor because she thinks he would be bad at it. She then publishes her article, which leads to the two throwing and breaking their computers and coffee mugs, and Mr. Peanutbutter pins Diane to the wall as the two struggle against one another. The two then engage in passionate “angry sex.”
** In Thoughts and Prayers, the two argue on MSNBSea about gun control, and in the next scene, they can be heard having “angry sex” again behind a closed door.
** In Underground, Diane gets angry at Mr. Peanutbutter due to his fracking causing their home to collapse into a sinkhole.
** Finally, in What Time Is It Right Now, Diane gets upset when Mr. Peanutbutter builds her Belle-Room (a giant room filled with books like the library the Beast gave Belle in Beauty and the Beast) that's she dreamed of having as a little girl, claiming that it was her own fantasy and she hates big gestures (as also seen in After the Party). Mr. Peanutbutter in return gets angry for trying to do something nice for her and claims he does big gestures because he's scared she'll get bored of him and leave like his previous wives, Katrina and Jessica.
*** After they calm down, Diane says she thinks their marriage is like a magic eye poster, as at first glance, it's messy and doesn't make sense, but if you squint hard enough, everything lines up. However, Diane says she so tired of squinting and breaks down crying, as Mr. Peanutbutter looks upset, as an implication their marriage has failed.
== Gallery ==
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== External Links ==
* Mr. Peanutbutter at BoJack Horseman Wiki
Category:Characters
Category:Males
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