Leon (Bebe's Kids)

Leon is the tritagonist of Bebe's Kids. He was voiced by Wayne Collins, Jr.

His Good Ranking[]

Unlike Bebe's Kids, Leon is friendly and polite towards everyone.
When the security guards attempts to attack the kids for destroying their robots, Leon releases a toy box from a stack to make the other boxes collapse on the guards.
When the security guards attempt to chase after them, Leon is the first to alert the other kids to run.
Leon calls Kahlil out on his aggressive behavior and how it gets him in trouble when the latter got captured by the Robot Judge for assaulting one of the robot guards before entering the toy store.
When Kahlil was about to be executed via electrocution by the court of Fun World, Leon steps up to save him by acting as his defense attorney and calling Fun World out for their racist attitude towards black kids and making rules so strict that they restrict kids' freedom.

Leon had a jerkish moment when he indirectly insults Bebe for not being a present parent, which provokes Kahlil, LaShawn and Pee-Wee to the point of wanting to beat him up. Even if he was defending himself against them when they are mocking him for being a "weenie" and being clingy to his mother, Leon has no right to push their buttons, given that he is fully aware of their circumstances.
Leon is mischievous as he participates in the chaos and destruction of Fun World when the kids stole the ship to escape from the security guards and act as pirates. The ship shoot cannonballs on innocent people who did them no wrong and rams against the ship where Robin and Jamika are in. Leon assaults the captain of the ship that the kids rammed against. Leon essentially acts as an aide to terrorism and destruction.
- To make matters worse, when Leon tells Jamika about the shenanigans, he smiles in the process. Thankfully, Kahlil shuts him up. This shows that Leon feels no remorse for the mischief and chaos that he and the kids have caused.
  - However, given that Leon is still a kid and that he wasn't malicious in his actions as well as the fact that Fun World is an amusement park fueled by racism, this is only a moderately severe prevention.

Inconsistently Admirable