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Archie can be rather jealous and possessive over his girls. Crazy Jealous Guy: Shows envy whenever either Veronica or Betty pay attention to other guys or go out on dates with other guys over him.Covered in Kisses: Happens regularly to him, often from Betty.

Chick Magnet: Besides Betty and Veronica, Archie has dated many other girls, including Cheryl Blossom, Ginger Lopez and especially Valerie Brown (his first black girlfriend) of the Josie And The Pussy Cats that is his Third-Option Love Interest.

Early Little Archie strips portrayed him as a Jerk With A Heart Of Jerk, to put it very mildly.

His first demand in his very first panel? "Call me Chick!" instead of Archie or Archibald.

Later teen era comics introduce a new one named Vegas. Spotty is most prominent in the Little Archie era, although he has sporadically appeared in the main comics. Canine Companion: Has an adorable puppy, Spotty.The Casanova: Not only is Archie famous for juggling his interest in Betty and Veronica, but he's also been romantically linked to other female character such as Cheryl Blossom and other girls.Butt-Monkey: Archie gets a lot of bad luck.

#Betty and veronica cartoon series#

Soon all the superheroes in the publication faded away, and the Archie series is still going strong today. The comic tried to keep the Shield as its main selling point, but Archie's popularity was too much to ignore. Breakout Character: The comic got its start in an anthology comic series as a backup for a superhero, the Shield.Big "NO!": In Life With Archie: The Married Life issue #36, he shouts out this trope as he sees Wendell's gun pointed at Kevin Keller before jumping into the fray and in the line of fire.Big Brother Worship: As Little Archie, he is good friends with, and looks up to, Betty's older brother Chic.Also, his 40s buck teeth and really ugly appearance have vanished. Art Evolution: His bow-tie and yellow-checkered pants are long gone the same goes for the ancient-looking school sweater (most of the time, anyway).Considering that Reggie is rich, handsome, athletic, charismatic and popular, Archie is sometimes threatened by Reggie's presence, especially when it pertains to Veronica's attention, which is why Reggie is sometimes seen as The Rival to Archie. Always Someone Better: Sometimes feels this way about Reggie.It is part of what makes Archie such an idealistic, noble and heroic character. All-Loving Hero: Archie is very loving, caring and supportive of his friends and he is always willing to give people second chances and see the best in others.Alliterative Name: Archibald " Archie" Andrews.This carries over to the 3000 series that sees Archie driving around a hover-car version of his Mustang.

Even in modern stories (where the jalopy- way too old to even be a realistic "lemon" anymore-has been replaced by a model merely four decades old) it is a heap, frequently breaking down, exploding or leaking oil.

His famous jalopy, "Ol' Betsy," a Model T.

All Guys Want Cheerleaders: Multiple cover have Archie show interest for cheerleaders, often Betty and Veronica, or easily distracted by them during the games.

The All-American Boy: Archie fits this trope as the classic all American teenager, especially during The '50s and The '60s.

Archie muses if the statistic is too high in some cases. Moose exclaims that 10% is "almost less than half our brains".

90% of Your Brain: In a story, Archie recites this statistic to his friends.

He's obviously the face of the Archie Comics franchise. He's the centerpoint of everything, having the most Giant-Size series and digests of all the characters, and mostly everyone in the series is important to him or connected to him in some way. Known as the "Typical Teenager", Archie is clumsy, girl-crazy, dopey but occasionally bright, and constantly forced to juggle between Betty and Veronica in an epic Love Triangle. Archibald "Archie" Andrews is the star and the hero of the series, introduced in December, 1941.