who here just can't get enough of cheese?!

[cartman414]

Originally Posted by girl_named_goo

Antagonist doesn't necessarily equal evil. The antagonist is just the one who keeps the protagonist from achieving their goal, whether intentional or not. In Infernal Slumber, Mac was the protagonist and the whole rest of the cast served as antagononists!! He wanted it quiet, and they wouldn't shut up!

Hah, good point. I guess on one hand I really was being too literal there in the way I took the word antagonist.

[Ridureyu]

Originally Posted by girl_named_goo

Story-wise, we never strive to use Cheese as a "main character" or a "background character." Essentially, he's an antagonist. Mac Daddy was about Bloo (the protagonist) trying to, in a sense, defeat Cheese (the antagonist) by getting rid of him. Cheese consistently thwarted Bloo by always returning. In Big Cheese, Frankie was the protagonist, as well as in Cheese-a-Go-Go.

So in actuality, as far as character goes, Cheese serves more as a villain than anything else--- just not an intentionally evil one.

Don't know if that makes a difference for anyone.

I really want to quote part of this in my signature.