In the specials, he had a love interest in Sophia Tutu, but her character inexplicably disappeared (many fans do not consider her a material loss). He is a "geek" or "nerd" stereotype and timid, but he slowly learns to overcome his lack of self-confidence and helps to save the day on various occasions.
#ELDERAND SAYIER SERIES#
Despite his father's evil intentions, he has a good heart and is known in the series as Bert's best friend. Cedric Sneer (Fred Little, Marvin Goldhar) - Cedric is Cyril's son (by some unknown means) and a very smart young man.The credits of the show just refer to them by numbers rather than names. They do have distinct personalities (Pig One is bossier and more dominant than the other two), in spite of the fact that they usually report and act in concert. Like most middle management, they are easily intimidated by their own boss but not above harshness to their own subordinates as well as seeking their own advancement given the opportunity. Floyd, Lloyd, and Boyd (Nick Nichols, Len Carlson, Keith Hampshire, Fred Little) - These three pigs (likely no coincidence) are Cyril's top lieutenants.His pet dog is Snag, who has a long snout like his master, but like Broo is non-morphic. Knox the alligator, and later Milton Midas (who pollutes the Evergreen Lake in the penultimate episode). His role as the villain was more pronounced in the specials than in the series, in which he was partly supplanted in that capacity by one Mr. He was usually portrayed as a cunning businessman who had little in the way of scruples, although he did gain some sympathetic character development later on. For some reason, he never wears clothes, even though his employees usually do.
Cyril Sneer (Michael Magee)- Cyril is ostensibly an aardvark, though highly stylized.In the series, Schaeffer acted as a wise mentoring type of friend and denizen of the forest community, but in the specials he was a pet who travelled back and forth between the "real" world and the realm where the other characters lived. Oddly, Broo was one of only two non-morphic character on the show. Schaeffer was the elder and acted as sort of a guardian to the puppy Broo. Schaeffer and Broo (Carl Banas and Sharon Lewis) - Two English sheepdogs.They also seemed somewhat more vocal in the series as compared to the specials, especially Melissa by the time voice actress Susan Roman portrayed her. In the series, they owned the "Raccoondominium" where Bert stays as a permanent houseguest and ran the forest's newspaper, the Evergreen Standard. Ralph and Melissa Raccoon (Bob Dermer and Susan Roman/others) - a married couple, these two are really the brains behind most plans to combat the schemes of Cyril Sneer.
Incredibly lucky, his non-stop antics never managed to do more than injure his pride and he sometimes stumbled into just the position where he needed to be.