Mr. Jelly

Mr. Jelly is the fifteenth book in the Mr. Men series. In the Mr. Men Show and the United States, he is called Mr. Nervous.
==History==
Mr. Jelly is afraid of everything and anything, such as the snapping of a twig, a sound of his cereals or a small worm. He often hides under the covers. One day, he finds a tramp sleeping in the field near the woods, whom he is afraid of, until the tramp teaches him to count to ten if he feels nervous. This makes Mr. Jelly a calm fellow and he rarely hides under the covers now.
Mr. Jelly's nervousness is understandable given that he is only a few inches tall - small enough for the tramp to hold in his hand. Most other Mr. Men/Little Miss characters (excepting Mr. Bounce, Mr. Small and Little Miss Tiny) are roughly the same size as ordinary humans. He is very light too. He is afraid of all the sounds (include of his cereals).
==The Mr. Men Show==
In the 2008 television series The Mr. Men Show, Mr. Jelly (now again named Mr. Nervous in both the US and UK broadcasts) has been given an egg shaped body, purple skin, round glasses, a light blue nose and black and white sneakers. His catchphrases: "Oh, no, no, no!", and "This is the end!". In the episode, Food, he says radishes give him gas (also terrible tummy aches), he doesn't like beetroot and that he likes beansprouts as long as they have been firmly washed which means he might have food issues; he then ran away from the restaurant's salad bar after finding an olive in his beansprouts. Mr. Nervous often daydreams and ends up going on wacky adventures. In every episode, he's shy around Little Miss Scary, Little Miss Chatterbox, and Mr. Rude.He is only friends with Little Miss Sunshine, Mr. Grumpy, Mr. Noisy and some other characters. He lives in a lighthouse with a large searchlight and it has many door locks on the inside of his front door. In the US and UK Versions, he is voiced by Danny Katiana and Tim Whitnall. He is first seen in the episode, Physical.
== Personality ==
As his name suggests, Mr. Jelly/Nervous gets easily frighten by even the smallest sound. 
Mr. Jelly rarely loses his temper. In "Mr. Jelly and The Pirates" however, he at the end was very angry at Mr. Lazy who'd fallen asleep instead of watching the rope tied to the boat he'd lend to Mr. Jelly, which led to the events of the book. 
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