Grim Reaper (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy)

Grim Reaper (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy) "This is impossible! I'm the Grim Reaper! 'MASTER OF THE FORCES OF LIFE AND DEATH!!" Gender: Male Type: Spooky, Scary, yet Sympathetic Skeleton God of Death Species: Skeleton Psychopomp Portrayed by: Greg Eagles Status: Alive Media of origin: The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy

The Grim Reaper (simply known as Grim) is the titular main protagonist from the 2003 Cartoon Network animated TV series The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, he is an undead skeleton personification of Death, who speaks with a Jamaican accent and ruler of the Underworld. After having lost a game with Billy and Mandy, Grim is now forced to be their best friend forever.

Why He's The Master of Live and Death

1. Being precisely the Grim Reaper, he's a creepy character because of his awesome character design.
2. Despite Grim being the embodiment of death itself, he is actually a good guy, which makes him unique from other fictional Grim Reapers.
3. The fact that Mandy makes him suffer makes us feel sorry for him, which makes him a very interesting character, much like Squidward Tentacles from SpongeBob SquarePants.
4. He may be even tougher than Mandy in some episodes, mainly thanks to having all of the awesome and scary powers of being the Grim Reaper.
5. He has a lot of funny moments, some of which even spawned internet memes, a good example is this.
6. He is one of the characters that still remains a good and tolerable character in the final two mediocre seasons. In fact, he becomes less of a punching bag during those seasons, meaning he hasn't tortured as much anymore.
7. His voice actor, Greg Eagles, does a great job of voicing the character.
8. In the 2006 video game, he has a unique moveset for fighting against opponents. His Mojo Meltdown involves him opening up a portal with his scythe.

Bad Qualities

1. He is a punching bag for Billy and Mandy during the show, but thankfully this decreased during the final two seasons.
2. He has some gross-out and toilet humor moments, but not as much as Billy and Mandy.
3. He can get pretty mean-spirited, annoying, dumb, juvenile, and corny at times.

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