Chris Rock is the titular main protagonist of the Everybody Hates Chris franchise, who is a fictionalized version of the real-life actor of the same name. He was portrayed by Tyler James Williams and in the animated sequel series Everybody Still Hates Chris, he is voiced by Tim Johnson, Jr.
His Good Ranking[]
What Makes Him Admirable[]
- He looks out for his younger siblings Drew and Tonya despite how much they get him in trouble.
- He stands up to Joey Caruso and manages to defeat him in a school fight in order to get his bus pass back from him.
- He confesses that he and Tasha are not a couple and apologizes to everyone in the neighborhood for lying, including Tasha.
- He volunteers to run for class president in his school even though almost no one believes in him.
- He volunteers to help his enemy Malvo getting into high school.
- While he did so by lying to the police, he helps putting a serial choker in prison.
- When he is on his way to school, he rescues a baby and gives him to his mother in the middle of a police shootout.
What Makes Him Inconsistent?[]
- Chris is sometimes an anti-hero, as there are times when he makes rather selfish decisions either to get himself out of trouble or to gain personal benefits, even at the expense of others.
- He makes up the Scissors Killer for school newspaper to impress his school.
- In order to delay his memorization for an extremely long speech for history class, Chris calls a fake bomb threat at his school.
- This fake bomb threat has led to another school being exploded by a bomb. While no one got hurt in this incident, this is nonetheless Chris's fault as he has an indirect role for the explosion to occur.
- He can be vindictive, as he pranks on Caruso as revenge for torturing him throughout the school year.
- Given that he is a teenager, Chris can be extremely mischievous.
External Links[]
- Chris Rock on the Heroes Wiki
- Chris Rock on the Everybody Hates Chris Wiki
- Chris Rock on the Shonen Heroes Wiki
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 Inconsistently Admirable
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