Chaz

* Frat
* Purgatory
* Resurrected
* Masked Man
* Unmasked

Chaz Kennedy is the primary antagonist of Goofy Joe Season 1 and secondary antagonist of Season 2 and former leader of The Inconveniencers. He is the second man we see Goofy Joe kill in his quest to rid his life of inconveniences. He is Goofy Joe's roommate turned enemy, after dying in his debut appearance, a curse he sets later promises to return him to life.

## Appearance

Chaz is a young man with fairly long blonde hair and blue eyes. He is initially seen wearing a red short sleeve shirt rolled up to be a tank top. He also sports sunglasses and a sideways hat and is always seen holding his skateboard. However once he dies, he is seen in purgatory having a much more subdued look, with shorter hair, no hat or sunglasses, and a white jacket over his traditional red shirt. After returning to life and fighting Goofy Joe, he dons a suit. A blue jacket with a black dress shirt and red tie, as well as black pants and dress shoes. He also wears sunglasses and a band-aid on his face to cover an injury. He later dons and outfit very similar to Vance's, only with a trench coat, sunglasses, and boots.

## Personality

He is at first portrayed as an annoying frat bro who just who refuses to take responsibility while living with his roommate. He seems more willing to laugh at shows that don't exist and fight his roommate to the death than actually do work. However, once he is dying and uttering his final words, his frat dude accent disappears and he begins talking much more seriously. This changed behavior carries over to the rest of the season, where he becomes evidently angry and vengeful against Goofy Joe, and his true colors as a hot-headed fighter rear their head.

## History

### Season 1

#### Origins

At an unknown point after Gerald's death, Chaz moves in to be Goofy Joe's roommate, but in Season 1 Episode 2 when Goofy Joe is enraged at Chaz's refusal to do the dishes and his viewing of a non-existent show, Joe begins his usual routine and attempts to fight Chaz to the death. Chaz is defeated in battle and killed, but in his last words, appears to utter a curse upon Goofy Joe. Giuseppe is confused but moves on nonetheless.

Chaz is not seen again until Episode 4, where he is seen at the very end meeting Melford Stringbean in purgatory. We soon after see Chaz informing Melford of his plan to return to life, using the curse, which resurrects dead people and forces them to intervene in Goofy Joe's life, when Goofy Joe kills them, the energy returns back to Chaz, if Goofy Joe kills enough, Chaz returns to life. He tells Melford that the next Inconveniencer is going to be Hance Rancid, a former restaurant owner.

Chaz is seen observing the fight between Goofy Joe and Hance Rancid as a spirit in purgatory, although they cannot see him due to him effectively being a ghost. He is visibly upset at Hance's inability to kill Goofy Joe. Hance then later shows up in purgatory as Chaz and Melford are scolding fellow Inconveniencer Hank the Bowler for being killed by Convenient Man. Chaz then tries to explain everything to Hance but gets in an argument with him due to Hance's incessant ego. Hance walks off and Chaz runs to seemingly fight him, but not before saying that they are nearing the amount of dead Inconveniences required to bring him back.

#### The Return

After the death of Vance in episode 6, the basement Chaz usually resided in within purgatory is seen to be empty, suggesting the next phase of his plan was in motion. In the opening of episode 7, Goofy Joe beats the last Inconveniencer, an unknown man, to death. Immediately after, Chaz returns. Goofy Joe is alerted as Chaz walks down the hallway and enters the living room. Goofy Joe questions why he's done all this, to which Chaz explains he did it because he grew up poor, with his parents dying of starvation when he was 16. He says he created his fake frat persona to become a basic roommate archetype so that Goofy Joe would choose Chaz to be his roommate.

Chaz wanted to live with Goofy Joe because Goofy Joe was rich and evil, just like the people who stepped on Chaz's family during his childhood, Chaz figured he'd steal money from Joe over time to provide for his one remaining family member, his sister Mackenzie, who is also Joe's ex. Chaz knew of Giuseppe's involvement with the mob (which ended poorly) so he learned black magic and self defense in preparation for a possible attack from the mob. However, Chaz was caught off guard when it was JOE who ended up killing him, over something stupid as well. Chaz berates him for his evilness and his stupidity, and tells Joe how he has studied his fighting and believes Joe's fighting to be sloppy and rage filled, which he finds exploitable.

He says that he knows that if Joe bleeds, he dies, so he'll tear Joe apart if his has to. Joe proceeds to attempt to fight Chaz, only for Chaz to toss him down a hallway and wipe the floor with him, making quick work of him, as Chaz exploits every weakness. The fight leads outside where right before Chaz kills Joe, Farty Assdinglebitch, being alive and now freed from the curse, comes to save Joe by stabbing Chaz in the arm. Chaz falls and Goofy Joe runs and hides. Chaz chastises Farty and stabs him in the neck, killing him. Chaz appears disturbed and upset by his own actions before realizing Goofy Joe got away and yelling into the sky. He resolves that Goofy Joe has to return eventually, and takes his rage inside the house.

In Episode 8, Chaz is seen looking in the mirror, self reflecting. He's still disturbed as he washes the blood off of himself. He leaves the bathroom and takes his blood covered clothes off, goes to Joe's room, and takes a suit. He suits up and goes outside to bury Farty Assdinglebitch. He shows clear remorse while doing so, but despite this, he still takes Farty's sunglasses. He sits on the couch and tries to watch his favorite show, which still doesn't exist. Joe walks in and Chaz jokes about how he sort of got too into character. The conversation quickly turns serious as Chaz calls out Goofy Joe for being far more evil than he is, but still sitting on a high horse. Goofy Joe states that he's at least learning to become a better person, while Chaz is just descending after killing Farty, Chaz is visibly uncomfortable when Joe brings this up. He loses control and they fight, it leads outside. But now, Chaz is the one fighting sloppily, and Goofy Joe exploits it and soon gains the upper hand as he stays calm. Chaz pushes Joe into a ditch, but a gun from the clone fight is lying there, so when Chaz charges at Joe, Joe quickly draws the gun and shoots him in the stomach. Chaz simply utters "Oh, alright," before collapsing and having his body thrown into the neighbors ditch by Goofy Joe.

### Season 2

#### A New Disguise

In a flashback seen in Episode 4 of Season 2, we see Chaz soon after being shot, waking up, his clothes having been stolen. He approaches Joe's house while clutching his gunshot wound, but sees Joe sulking inside. He looks at his wound and resolves to take a different strategy. He disappears for months only to come back after Joe in disguise. He donned a dark vigilante-like outfit, bearing an extreme resemblance to Vance the Assassin. He is first seen episodically in this season when he invades the lab while Teagan is alone and brings him to the ground. Goofy Joe later enters the lab after meeting with his former boss. Chaz seldom speaks as he drops Teagan out of a chokehold and begins to battle Joe, who believes him to be Vance. Chaz loses his advantage in the fight and lands a cheap shot and escapes the lab, further confusing Joe.

He later finds out Joe's location and emerges as Joe fights Cheesy Jack, interrupting Joe's apparent plan to take down the mob. He stabs Cheesy Jack in the neck, pathetically killing him. He continues to fight Giuseppe, and gains the upper hand until Joe knocks his sunglasses off. Joe tries to reason with who he thinks is Vance, and Chaz chastises him. He charges Goofy Joe but Joe side steps and unmasks him and pushes him to the ground, revealing his identity. Chaz, having lost the fight, leaves, as Joe is so shocked by his survival that he passes out.

#### Identity Revealed

Chaz's next step is to sneak up to Joe's house and kidnap his boss, Louis Torgucci, right after he leaves the premises. He drags Louis to the forest and tapes him to a chair. He threatens Louis and tries to convince him to work together. He tries to say Goofy Joe is evil and likely working against him. Louis is simply amused by Chaz's insistence that he needs him. He breaks out of the tape easily and says he's not worried about stopping Goofy Joe for the sake of the world, and instead that he's simply looking out for himself. He throws Chaz and they get into a brief scuffle but Chaz loses. Chaz yells that Louis is gonna need him, and Louis simply states that if he needs him, he'll come back for him.

Chaz remains in that forest until Louis does indeed need him, after fully exposing Joe's plot to take down the mob, Louis intends to continue psychologically weakening Joe, a plan that Chaz appreciates. Louis explains that he wishes to capture Joe and torture him into giving his Satanic Powers back, as these are the powers Joe stole from him and uses to heal himself. He tells Chaz to kidnap Joe and bring him to his house and then simply walks off. Chaz stops him in his tracks and demands that Louis pay him for this. Louis is at first amused but Chaz demands 80,000 dollars as Louis clearly needs him and he could easily get his revenge on his own without helping Louis.

Louis is somewhat impressed by this show of balls, and he offers 50,000 dollars. Chaz coldly demands 65. Louis contemplates for a moment and agrees. They shake hands and go their separate ways, now temporary partners. At some point between this time and the next time he is seen, he locates the lab and also acquires a machine gun. He *will* use this weapon for evil.

#### Working With Louis

Chaz follows Mr. Cheese to Farty's lab and happens to catch him mid-beatdown, as Goofy Joe has just beat him in a fight with the help of three Inconveniencer clones. Chaz unloads his machine gun into all the clones, Joe dives to the side and Cheese is on the ground, so they both avoid the gunfire. Chaz then knocks Joe out briefly with the gun's handle. He covers the corpses with a blanket and then approaches a clearly exhausted Mr. Cheese. He claims to have the same goal as Mr. Cheese but says that he needs to be the one to do it and needs Joe alive for now. He puts Cheese in a chokehold and Cheese begs for his life, giving Chaz brief pause, before he regains composure and snaps his neck, killing him and dropping him to the ground.

At this point, Joe recovers and begins to put Chaz down for his deteriorated morals. Chaz claims to be doing all this for the money for his family, but Joe calls out his lies, saying that Chaz hasn't even seen Mackenzie since he got back, and is just blinded by evil and revenge. This enrages Chaz, as he is hearing the truth, and he attempts to assault Joe, only to get kicked into the stairs. He grimaces and recovers as Joe states that he got over his guilt and fear of Chaz, and has moved on from him. Chaz proceeds to fight Joe for a time, holding his own well at first, before getting hit with a copy of *A Bronx Tale*, knocking him down briefly. He gets up and beats Joe into a wall repeatedly, before he once again gets hit with *A Bronx Tale*, this time, Teagan having thrown it at him. Joe slumps to the ground and Chaz gets up and relentlessly beats Teagan to the ground. Joe tackles Chaz to save Teagan, but Chaz has just been given the perfect position to chloroform Joe, and he does, knocking him out.

He tries to take out Teagan, but he rolls away, punches Chaz, and flees the lab. Chaz shrugs it off and drags Joe's body to Louis' house, where a knocked out Joe dreams about them all before waking up. Chaz and Louis begin torturing Joe for information on the powers, but he resists. As they're lambasting him, they hear a window smash from a room on the other end to investigate, not knowing it was a distraction created by Teagan, who breaks through the front door as they run to investigate. He cuts Joe free of his ropes, but Joe does not yet stand up, making the cuts unapparent. Chaz and Louis return with the pry bar that was thrown through the window. Chaz resolves to take care of Teagan as Louis deals with Joe. Louis ends up revealing that he never even planned to pay Chaz before a confused Chaz gets tackled out the front door by Teagan.

Chaz begins to battle Teagan, and is winning at first, thanks to Teagan's lack of skill and strength. He berates him for being scraps of a man, and taunts him for having killed Farty. Teagan then starts fighting smart, flipping Chaz's coat over his head, and being agile enough to hide and disappear behind him. He knocks Chaz into a tree. Chaz pushes him to the ground and tells him he's done, but when he approaches him, Teagan grabs the pry bar off the ground and swings at Chaz, clocking him to the ground, finishing the fight. A victorious Teagan walks over and slumps down next to him, and Chaz practically begs Teagan to kill him. Teagan denies, saying he wants him to. Chaz laugh sobs for a moment before clearing his head and standing up to face Teagan. He apologizes for killing Farty, before rushing inside to see Joe beating Louis viciously.

Chaz watches Joe beat this man to an absurd degree and he takes a good look at himself. He imagines himself being the one committing this vicious beating. Chaz snaps out of it and, horrified by his own actions, flees the house. After Joe finishes the fight but spares Louis, he comes and sits next to a conflicted Chaz. He tells Chaz he didn't kill Louis because he's sick of all the death and horrible actions. Chaz says he doesn't know what to do and Goofy Joe assures him that he's a good person at heart, and he just has to resolve to be better. He tells Chaz goodbye and walks off. Chaz briefly cries a little into his hand, before leaving. He's later seen holding his jacket in his arms, staring at it deeply. He angrily throws it behind him, and seemingly proceeds into a new chapter of his life.

## Sightings

Appearances
 Season 2 | Non-speaking