- Not to be confused with Uncle Roy.
Roy Rooster is the deuteragonist of U.S. Acres in both the comic strip and the animated segments featured on Garfield and Friends.
Physical appearance[]
A white rooster with a long curved tail, Roy has long legs and big feet with three yellow toes. He has red wattles and a red four-lobed crest on his head. He has a large, yellow beak, which once led to Lanolin calling him Banana Nose. He is shown with three feather-shaped fingers on his wings. He often has teeth despite being a bird. This may be so his facial expressions are easier to read.
Personality[]
Roy is a loud, greedy, rude, and annoying rooster who endlessly enjoys practical jokes and making wisecracks. In Rooster Revenge, he calls himself the "prankster gangster". Roy frequently targets Wade in his antics, due to Wade being easily frightened by everything. Despite this, he easily gets upset whenever someone else plays a practical joke on him or laughs at him.
In addition to his love for pranks and mischief, Roy is often the one in charge of waking everybody up in the morning and defending the other chickens from predators, making him an important (if annoying) fixture in the life of the farm animals.
Although he is a jerk and loves to insult everyone, Roy is not a bully, does not truly mean any harm, and does what he can to fix his mistakes when he realizes he has gone too far. He has taken it upon himself to teach Booker and Sheldon the ropes of being a rooster. He would rather prank the other animals instead of actually harming them. Orson would occasionally come to Roy to create revenge pranks against characters they mutually dislike.
Trivia[]
- Lanolin hates him and she once threatened to have the farmer's wife turn Roy into a feather duster.
- Roy scares Wade by pranking him, other times, they argue, other times they really do act like friends. Therefore, they have a love/hate friendship.
- In the cartoon version, in "Once Upon a Time Warp", Wade's been trying to get his five dollars back from Roy for 14 years. It is not clear what relationship they had before they moved to the farm (friends, frenemies, love/hate friendships, etc.), but it seems that Roy and Wade knew each other for 14 years. In the episode "Holiday Happening", however, Roy says he is Wade's uncle, although he may have been just mocking, and Wade called him other things like "pal" and "Br'er"(brother) Rooster.
- Roy in the cartoon, had moments that showed he was (if the most out of anyone) protective of Wade (i.e., warning Wade there was a fox in disguise near him in "Little Red Riding Egg", holding Wade in "Make Believe Moon"), whether or not he admits it and Wade seems to realize that.
- In a few comic strips, Roy is shown to be allergic to flowers.
- Roy enjoys stomping on daisies.
- Roy is serious about being a cartoon star.
- Orson once referred to Roy as "the dirty tricks department."
- In the comic, Roy is often shown to enjoy golf.
Appearances[]
Total: 117[]
Garfield and Friends[]
Season 1[]
- "Wanted: Wade"
- "Unidentified Flying Orson"
- "Banana Nose"
- "Shell Shocked Sheldon"
- "Wade: You're Afraid"
- "The Bad Sport"
- "The Worm Turns"
- "Return of Power Pig"
- "Keeping Cool" (non talking-role)
- "Short Story"
- "National Tapioca Pudding Day"
- "Shy Fly Guy"
Season 2[]
- "The Impractical Joker"
- "Grabbity"
- "Scrambled Eggs"
- "Fortune Kooky"
- "Goody-Go-Round"
- "Double Oh Orson"
- "Show Stoppers"
- "Sleepytime Pig"
- "Rooster Revenge"
- "Polecat Flats" (cameo)
- "Hogcules"
- "No Laughing Matter"
- "First Aid Wade"
- "Mud Sweet Mud"
- "Origin of Power Pig"
- "Barn of Fear"
- "Swine Trek"
- "Gort Goes Good"
- "Nothing To Be Afraid Of"
- "Hogcules II"
- "Little Red Riding Egg"
- "Shelf Esteem"
- "Hamelot"
- "Flop Goes the Weasel"
- "Cock-a-Doodle Dandy"
- "Hog Noon"
- "Peanut-Brained Rooster"
Season 3[]
- "The Bunny Rabbits is Coming!"
- "Cock-A-Doodle Duel"
- "Barn of Fear II"
- "Orson Goes On Vacation"
- "Secrets of the Animated Cartoon"
- "Orson's Diner"
- "Much Ado About Lanolin"
- "Ben Hog"
- "Read Alert"
- "Quack to the Future"
- "Mystery Guest"
- "The Legal Eagle"
- "Cornfinger"
- "The Orson Awards"
- "Robin Hog"
- "Orson in Wonderland"
- "The Well Dweller"
- "Election Daze"
Season 4[]
- "Big Bad Buddy Bird"
- "An Egg-Citing Story"
- "Birthday Boy Roy"
- "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Wade"
- "Weatherman Wade"
- "Over the Rainbow"
- "Fast Food"
- "Orson at the Bat"
- "Sly Spy Guy"
- "The Ugly Duckling"
- "For Butter or Worse"
- "Fan Clubbing"
- "Bedtime Story Blues"
- "The Son Also Rises"
- "It's a Wonderful Wade"
Season 5[]
- "Rainy Day Robot"
- "The Wolf Who Cried Boy"
- "Forget-Me-Not Newton"
- "The Name Game"
- "Stark Raven Mad"
- "Badtime Story"
- "The Bo Show"
- "Make Believe Moon"
- "Sooner or Later"
- "The Caverns of Cocoa"
- "Jack II - The Rest of the Story"
- "Once Upon a Time Warp"
- "Who Done It?"
- "Gross Encounters"
- "Roy Gets Sacked"
- "A Mildly Mental Mix-Up"
- "The Garfield Rap" (cameo)
Season 6[]
- "The Incredibly Stupid Swamp Monster"
- "Uncle Roy to the Rescue"
- "What's It All About, Wade?"
- "Snow Wade and the 77 Dwarfs"
- "Fine Feathered Funny Man"
- "How Now, Stolen Cow?"
- "Payday Mayday"
- "A Little Time Off"
- "Return of The Incredibly Stupid Swamp Monster"
- "The Life and Times of the Lasagna Kid" (cameo)
- "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere's Duck"
- "Winter Wonderland"
- "Mind Over Melvin"
- "Holiday Happening"
Season 7[]
- "Grape Expectations"
- "Temp Trouble"
- "Double Trouble Talk"
- "Egg Over Easy"
- "The Discount of Monte Cristo"
- "Daydream Doctor"
- "Kiddie Korner"
- "The Thing in the Box"
- "The Farmyard Feline Philosopher"
- "If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Alpha Centauri"
- "Deja Vu"
- "The Monster Who Couldn't Scare Anybody"