Stewie Griffin

Stewart Gilligan "Stewie" Griffin is the youngest child of Peter and Lois Griffin, the younger brother of Meg and Chris Griffin and a major character in the long-running adult TV series, Family Guy.

Why He Rocks

 * 1) He has a lot of cool gadgets, like a time machine and a see ‘n say that controls the weather.
 * 2) He has many unforgettable lines, like “Victory shall be mine”, “The broccoli must die.” or “Damn you all!”
 * 3) He has a very badass type of personality but also has shown to have a soft side.
 * 4) He has had an upgrade to his character to give him more personality than before over the years. Where Stewie went from being a stereotypical bond villain who was obsessed with killing his own mother and is now the quirky, flamboyant, and well-balanced person we all know and love.
 * 5) He’s a great friend/owner/companion to Brian Griffin.
 * 6) He has many tricks up his sleeve that go with all of his gadgets and personality.
 * 7) Seth MacFarlane does an amazing job at voicing him.
 * 8) The way he pronounces things that begin with a “Wh-“ is unforgettable and hilarious.
 * 9) He goes on a lot of cool adventures, as shown in his and Brian’s “Road to...” series.
 * 10) His teddy bear, Rupert, is adorable.
 * Him, along with Meg, are the only ones who barely changed character, even after Flanderization.
 * 1) The “Lois, Lois, mom, mom, mommy, mommy...” scene.
 * 2) "Say WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT?"

Bad Qualities

 * 1) He was somewhat flanderized to a gay stereotype after Season 7, but still kept most of his charm. He along with Meg, remained as one of the most likable characters of the main cast.
 * 2) In the older seasons, he often had a recurring joke about him wanting to kill his mother, which got very repetitive for the most part. Thankfully, the newer seasons did tone down the recurring gag.
 * 3) Much like most the other characters in Family Guy, Stewie has his fair share of unlikable moments:
 * 4) *Continuing on with the previous pointer, the fact that he wanted to kill his mother is very mean-spirited, though luckily he changed his ways after the events of "Stewie Kills Lois" and "Lois Kills Stewie".
 * 5) *He was very unlikable in "Stewie is Enciente" as he forcefully wanted to get pregnant with Brian, in which he impregnated himself and forced him to take care of their hybrid children after they were born.
 * 6) *Depsite not being flat-out unlikable, he is somewhat incompetent in "And Then There's Fraud" as he gets plastic surgery to fight the aging of him, even when Brian tells him not to do it.
 * 7) *Like most of the characters, Stewie can go into 'psychopath mode' because of how mean-spirited the show itself can be with making unlikable characters like Peter and Brian are with doing illegal activities.
 * 8) He assaulted Brian Griffin twice throughout the series; the first scene was when he severely beat up Brian Griffin over some money in "Patriot Games", which is animal abuse, the second scene was when he hit Brian in the face with a baseball bat filling his eyes with glass in "Peternormal Activity" (although, the second one was justified since 5 seasons earlier in "Brian Writes a Bestseller", Stewie inspired Brian to get back into writing and how did Brian thank him? He abused him and yelled at him over stuff he KNEW he couldn't help. Not because he thought Stewie could do better, but because he thought he could with his newfound fame.)

Trivia

 * Stewie is a genius baby.
 * A few characters from other media were said to be similar to him according to each of their pages in the wikis of the medias. One example is Foop from the Fairly OddParents (both being infants who are capable of speech, sound like grown men, speak in British accents, act villanous, and have initial hatred towards their mothers, but get over it later on). Another is Thomas (the Demon, not the anthropormorphic goat) from Regular Show, who only has the capability to speak and sound like a grown man, minus the British accent though his parents have strong Cockney-British ones.

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