The Brave Little Toaster Characters: Good to Evil
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The Brave Little Toaster Characters: Good to Evil
Do you remember the somewhat dark questions that arose from Toy Story? The existential dread that comes along with being nothing more than a child’s toy... or, heck, what happens when you’re thrown out by the person you love...? Yeah, take that level of dark, existential nihilism and multiply it by about 100 and you have The Brave LittleToaster. One of the most exceptionally dark animated kids movies ever made
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Voice Over by Kyle Beauregard
Script Written by Tae Fansick
Video Editing by Md Asad Al Hossain
Media Assistants: Luka Lalosevic, Kristijan Vukovic & Trixia Salonga
Produced by Kyle J. Beauregard 
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Toaster: What is my purpose?
Rick Sanchez: You heat toast.
Toaster: oh my God
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Back to the future good to evil
@@sheagivens4357 what
Wickedbinge is the best
Thank you for this! So random but I love it! Can you do the green mile characters good to evil?!?!? PLEASE
The Green Mile Characters: Good to Evil!!!
I think this movie is the reason I feel bad for inanimate objects and feel like they have feelings
Same for me, I thought I was the only one.
@@TheWillikids i think there's a Japanese belief where they anthropomorphise stuff and are worried they'll curse you if you don't treat them with respect.
Well you might take ALL that back after watching sausage party.
I always threw my toys down as a child but i always think they have feelings and i would set them back up gently and say I'm so sorry in a sad voice. But it is true. Doesn't matter if they have feelings just touch them gently if they are at least a good object
@@TheKlink "i think there's a Japanese belief where they anthropomorphise stuff and are worried they'll curse you if you don't treat them with respect."
That's almost true, but I'd just chalk it down to habits being formed, and _that_ would be the curse.
Of course to make that junkyard scene even more dark, pay attention to the magnet when the last car drives onto the conveyor belt himself. The magnet raises it's eyebrows in surprise that the car chose to end its own life accepting it's mortality. The magnet is so used to seeing a lot of cars deny their fate and keep fighting to live meanwhile, this one car surprised him by not only accepting his fate that he was gonna die but, refused to give that magnet the satisfaction of killing him.
He basically commit suicide. And this is a kid's movie? What?
The song theyre all singing is called "Worthless" too ... 💔😰😰😭
@@warioland523 It actually won an award ... :/
The magnet scares the living daylights out of me
@@aspieangel1988 I had nightmares around when I first saw it on VHS
"Yes, the lamp's name is Lampy. Good work on that one, writers"
Oh, as opposed to a more complex name like "Toaster", "Blanket" or "Flower"?
At least they got a bit creative with Kirby
@@WickedBinge that's fair
@@WickedBinge wait kirby.. the vac-... Ooooooh. Oh my God 🤣
@@SoldierMan755 Bruhhhhhh!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@WickedBinge In the book, they don’t have names, except for the vacuum being called Hoover, because of its branding. Kirby was named under the same concept, with Blanky and Lampy being named after what a child is likely to call their bedroom objects.
I've always loved how dark this movie is.
Same
Same!
A very unique movie. Both childlike and very, very adult...
Strange that I watched this movie since childhood it didn’t bother me at all. It doesn’t feel dark.
Me too.
I love Kirby but after Air Conditioner dies he's like "Oh well, he was rude anyway."
Like Kirby you literally made him have an heart attack!
EDIT:
Also, I'm 99% sure Kirby has a seizure and it's not a suicide attempt.
Yeah I think the "sucking up his own cord" part was supposed to be the equivalent of someone choking on their own tongue during a seizure. 🥴
Considering that water can kill a vacuum cleaner, it's definitely a panic induced seizure.
@@SpicePrincess1890 the whole "person having a seizure can choke on their tongue" is honestly a myth. When you do think about it long enough, and you try to pull your tongue back, you realize that it's impossible to swallow your tongue, bite it, maybe, but never swallow.
Maybe a panic attack rather than a seizure. I don’t see him jumping off the cliff as a suicide attempt. He jumped in, in case there was any chance in saving the others.
I think Elmo belongs in the grey area. He has no idea he's killing sentient beings. On the other hand, he is passing off his junk as brand-new parts, so that is kinda scummy.
Is he passing used stuff as new? "I just got a shipment this morning" does sound like he's trying to give the impression that it's new.
@@101Volts He's still lying about where he got the parts. He's literally ripping apart junk he found and talking like it came from a trusted source with the customer.
@@jordanloux3883 is a functioning blender not a trusted source? its obvious the part works.
@@okkam7078 But there's no telling how old it actually is or when it will burn out. If it was new you'd have a better idea. But it isn't, so there's no way of knowing.
That's honestly no different than any single repair shop I've ever been to that claims it can fix phones or laptops. They act like they can fix anything but you know all they're doing is replacing the busted phone parts in your phone with equally ashati parts are going to break just as soon just so they can bilk more money out of you
Of course the magnet gets the god dang gold medal of chaos he's a toxic monster
You said it. There is a mini-movement to prove that the magnet is not evil-but rather, is simply doing what he was designed to do-but I don’t find any merit to it. The magnet specifically targets five appliances even though he has a junkyard full of items to grab, and then he sneaks behind Rob and tries to kill him just to defeat the appliances he could not catch. He knows he is supposed to allow human beings to take items from the junkyard.
Yeah
The compactor tho. It was it's own character & was evil as hell too. It even seemed to speed up it's crushing when the Robert fell on the belt line.
It even rose all the way up for maximum crushing too
In Polish dub the suicide car mocks it because of how loyal it is to humans who will eventually put it under another compactor
So the shop owner is basically The Brave Little Toaster’s version of Sid since like how Sid didn’t initially realize the toys were alive; the shop owner didn’t know the appliances were alive. Interesting. I always did think Toy Story borrowed from this movie. This was one of my favorite movies growing up. But that clown man. That terrifying clown from Toaster’s nightmare scared me.
It makes sense that Toy Story would have borrowed ideas from TBLT; after all, both movies had some of the same people working on them.
Well John Lasseter WAS the one who pitched making a Brave Little Toaster movie in the first place...
Sid tortured toys for fun. Elmo St. Peters is just making an honest living (except when he lies to customers about his inventory, lol)
While Sid didn’t know that the toys were actually alive, he pretended that they were while playing roughly with them. Example: demanding that Woody talks while burning a hole in his forehead. He enjoyed the IDEA of hurting them.
@@JohnDoe-gk7ok he didn't know thet were alive and when he found out, he was horrified. Realizing that this whole time, he was hurting living beings.
this was my absolute favorite movie as a small child. from 3 to 6 years old I watched it almost every day and I still have my original VHS tape. I guess it is kind of dark but I never really thought of that way. Its about these characters overcoming great odds through self sacrfice. I still love it to this day
I saw this movie in 2019 and I have an attachment to it
The concept of this movie was completely ridiculous, but it somehow managed to be pretty great even though it’s hard to imagine a human being having a emotional connection with appliances.
Oh, but it's not so ridiculous when it's toys, huh? Or a candelabra, clock, & tea set parts? XD
That is to say, it's not the idea that matters; it's what you do with it. ^_^
TBLT is one of my favorite childhood movies of all time.
Mine too.
Having not seen this movie in over 20 years, it was cool to see a lot of clips from it again for nostalgia sake, but DAMN is it way darker than I remember or would've ever noticed as a kid.
Don't forget about the fact that the cars at the dump each had unique symbolism that ties them to a very human way of being "worthless". In order, the cars represented: The overly stressed, the depressed, the drifters, the has-beens, those who are afraid to settle, suffer from PTSD, the hedonists and the elderly. All people who perceive themselves as worthless due to their afflictions, and are very prone to suicide (but only the elderly car actively showcasing his suicide on screen - the rest I feel like were implied, or at least, embrace death with open arms)
Watch the sequence again before the "drifter" is crushed; you can see his steering wheel move as if he's making a last-ditch effort to escape
@@shadowrose8907 Shivers...
It feels weird having Lampy and Kirby being gooder than Toaster, though there's no denying their heroic acts.
Wasn't expecting this video. As a kid, Blanky was my favorite character but as an adult, I think I like Lampy the best.
Admit it: Toy Story 3 borrowed heavily from The Brave Little Toaster. The only key difference was toys versus appliances.
I think this is accurate. It's funny, really. You would think that the premise of Brave Little Toaster would have worked better with toys, seems like the writers would have landed on using toys instead of appliances even prior to Toy Story.
@@WickedBinge And yet, Toy Story 3 got an Oscar... 😐
Yes
@@ZEKESPILLEDINKMUSIC what's wrong with toy story 3 getting an oscar?
Well to be fair, it was the end to a series not a stand alone movie, also Toy Story 3 was more about moving on and letting go of the past.
I only watched this movie once when I was a kid, but...whoa
The magnet and crusher do get pretty nightmarish in the final act.
The fact that the magnet has no voice solidified it as a single minded appliance killing machine.
To be fair, he doesn't have a mouth.
This! The Magnet was gonna do his job even if it killed a human in the process!
Ya wanna know what's funny? This movie was made for college students, not kids. That's why is so dark and even terrifying in parts, it wasn't meant for kids.
Wow that make this even worse as a movie!
I thought this movie was awesome as a kid.
*(raises eyebrow like Lampy)* And, uh, whatever made you draw that particular conclusion in regards to the film's audience? 🤨
@@catholicfemininity2126Same here! ^_^
When you look at the history of animated cartoons, they were never really made for kids. It was made for adults in theaters before the movie started. By the 1950s, everyone had television in their homes and theaters were losing money. So they closed down all their animation departments and repackaged their catalogue of cartoons for television broadcast. Looney tunes, Popeye, Tom and Jerry etc.. were never originally targeted at children to watch.
I can’t say the shop owner should be evil. He did nothing wrong by real world standards. Being “odd” isn’t a reason to make them evil. The guy was practically Ecstatic at having a costumer.
The worst thing he did (as far as a person would be able to tell, without knowing about the appliances) is _maybe_ he was selling used parts as new, and he also seemed to be stretching definitions when he said "I just got a shipment of them" (radio tubes, or whatever it was) to his customer.
@@101Volts Yeah and that's not evil
He was technically stealing appliances found in the woods and selling their parts with no idea what their usage was. The book outright calls him a thief- or, more specifically, a pirate.
@@NotAGoodUsername360 I don’t know… if I saw a bunch of appliances sinking in mud, I would just assume that someone was throwing them away
He’s similar to Sid where he doesn’t know they are alive so at first glance it doesn’t look so bad but to our protagonists it’s horrible.
Th-this movie is waaay darker than I remember. I must've been like 5 to 8 when I watched this, holy hell.
This stuff scared me so much as a child.
Why isn’t this include the sequels
Maybe cuz this was a different studio🤷🏾♀️ and the 2 sequels were made by Disney
Sequels are usually bad, and considering the fact that Disney owned the BLT after this original movie was made, it's probably really sappy and really bad.
Well Goes to Mars WAS based on the book's sequel, while To The Rescue was original but wanted to tackle the emerging Digital Age and how much faster and harder obsolescence was hitting.
@@princessrocroyalthat explains a lot
You'd think with a name like "brave little toaster", you'd think it'd be a happy light kids show.
There's a lot of notable people who were a part of this film, one of the most prominent being Thurl Ravenscroft, the voice of Kirby.
You may know him best as the original voice of Tony the Tiger, one of the singing busts in The Haunted Mansion, and the uncredited singer of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" in the original version of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas".
Other people include the likes of Jim Cummings who was the uncredited voice of the firefighter clown from Toaster's nightmare.
Lampy's voice actor, Timothy Stack, is a producer for Disney Channel shows these days.
Then there's the late Joe Ranft, who voiced the parts store owner, Elmo St. Peters. St. Peters himself would go on to serve as the inspiration for Sid Phillips in Toy Story.
There were quite a few other Pixar members who were a part of this film as well, including John Lasseter who was a character designer for this movie.
Cool info!
Very interesting thanks 🙂
Radio was My favorite character of the movie. Then As I grew up Found out was jon Lovits. AIr conditioner was phil Hartman.
Dear God, the hopelessness in this is right up there with freaking Corpse Party.... I'm gonna go curl up and cry now.
What is corpse party!?
I would honestly think the Radio should be more in the good
Why is everything wanting to commit suicide also can you do a godzilla good to evil
The fact that the toaster nearly died trying to save his friends. He should've gotten the gold medal of good.
Oh boy! I love this movie! Thank you for doing a good to evil on this movie! :)
Thanks for watching :)
@@WickedBinge Also, I noticed that you missed the critters (from the middle of the movie), Chris (AKA Rob's girlfriend) and Rob's mom. I don't know if the clown from Toaster's dream count as a character. And yes, the master's name is Rob.
@@WickedBinge can't you show the charts like you did in The Simpsons and hey Arnold
I grew up on this movie and loved it how dare you insult it
Any time somebody asks for a good family/kids movie this is one of the three I name, along with The secret of NIMH, and Watership down. Can't beat the classics. Incidentally, both of those would make excellent good-to-evil videos.
This is a big part of my childhood. I was always sad for the flower (really he died?) and mixer. Love Blanket, hes so cute and innocent, relate to him a lot. Lampy and Kirby sacrificed their lives for the rest because they had to, they were irritated by the rest especially Blanky and Radio. Feel bad for the AC, he was actually jealous of them and pretty upset. Its a shame that he never had a chance to play with Rob. Very tragic character. If st Peters knew they were alive, he wouldnt kill the mixer. But Yes, the shadow scene is dark as hell. I honestly hate the "modern" appliances, they are all selfish bitches, very rude and heartless bastards. Magnet is apparently the worst, heartless killer. I was always afraid of him and his sounds. And where is the crusher? He is the devil. The TV is really cool and kind, good support and helper. The only one who wants to help everyone. He is super saint. I think Chris wasnt necessary since she actually has nothing to do in the story. But shes more grown up and feminine in the first movie. In the second shes more bitchy and more like a typical teen than a grown up woman. I wonder why she looks different in the first movie and the next ones
The Mummy good to evil
Angel: Evelyn
Middle: Richard O’ Connell
Devil: Imhotep
O'Connell and Evelyn = Best action movie couple.
@@WickedBinge agreed
Ah, my favorite movie! Love this classic so much. The characters are great, and the story has some really imaginative and deep ideas. They sure don't make 'em like this anymore. Good times.
Can you please do up good to evil?
Most Good: Dug
Good: Carl and Russel
Neutral: Kevin
Evil: Alpha Beta and Gamma
Most Evil: Charles Muntz
Can you please do Total Drama characters good to evil. And I mean all of the characters. From Island, to Ridonculous Race. Not my idea, but I'm a BIG fan of the show.
Yes!
I love this movie so much this was the reason why I love retro stuff so much!
Small Soldiers - Good to Evil.
Most Good: Archer
True Neutral: Phil Fimble
Most Evil: Gill Mars
To answer your question, the appliances were able to Survive the waterfall and the river, because none of them were plugged in.
An even more disturbing thought: What if there was a human controlling the junkyard magnet?
That makes some sense, but at the same time, let's just suppose it's an automatic magnet. I know it was released in 1987, but still.
Then that person would have known that the appliances were alive. He would have seen the items moving around and talking.
@@JohnDoe-gk7ok and even heard them singing
@@Da.Liar-Pig and them screaming in pain
@@bizzaroblake2519 and also saying "worthless"
I was watching the brave little toaster when I was little, I loved it so much and watched it several times and I drew the characters. I just can't believe I was not scared of the things in it back then.
I never expected this, but great. The Thundermans Good to Evil.
The Simpsons Villains: Evil to Most Evil
Evil: Artie Ziff, Frank Grimes
More Evil: Snake, Lyle Lanley
Most Evil: Either Mr. Burns or Sideshow Bob
Who do you think is the most evil, Mr. Burns of Sideshow Bob?
My favorite childhood movie thanks for doing a video on it.
Damn this was dark, I also went through an existential crisis due my abandonment issues and never knowing who were my parents and only realized I only needed my caregiver the only one who loves me.
The magnet at the end is the prime example of what the air conditioner said in the beginning: “it’s my function”
Ty for bringing this fantastic movie to life again in 2021.
These movies emotionally scarred me as a kid and an adult.
Harry Potter good to evil
Pure: Dobby
Good: Harry Potter
Neutral: Draco
Bad: Wormtail
Evil: Voldemort
Snape I would also place as neutral
You know who else is evil
Professor Umbridge
This makes me wanna watch brave little toaster
I always hated the radio because the first movie in the series I watched had a scene where he takes another appliance's batteries just to stay alive
Can you remember the Radio's lines in said battery stealing scene?! This is shocking and the first I've heard of that!
Where’s the clown fireman?
Yesssss thank you 🔥💯
*LOUD HOUSE▪︎GOOD TO EVIL.*
Yes please I soo want that list
Good: Lincoln
Neutral: Lynn
Bad: Lisa
Evil: Flip
Um how is Lisa bad ? I think Lola and Lynn jr are gray or bad Lisa should be in I think gray
Please do loud house next wickedbinge
@@SCole8860 lola and Lynn are grey. Lisa is bad for a number of reasons. She experiments on her family, has caused many explosions, was mean to Darcy, destroyed $50,000 worth of library books, she's a smart ass, has made many inventions that have ruined either Royal Woods or people's days, ruining people's days in general and took Lincoln' appendix! And more but I can't be bothered to go into more detail
Yay Kyle's back yay
Yay brave little toaster
Hey Kyle we missed u glad ur back
And anyways is it possible to do a loud house characters good to evil list and total drama characters good to evil too
Fun fact, Pixar was birthed out of the Brave Little Toaster. The team that made this movie went over to Pixar and Toy story also came from this film. Even the room "A113" is the masters apartment.
Sometimes I feel that toaster and his friends are the type of characters that could either crossover or exist in a few of the other Disney movies and shows like 101 Dalmatians, chip and dale rescue rangers, Winnie the Pooh, and even lilo and stitch the series
The refrigerator running down the street with all the other appliances from the parts shop was the most shocking and hilarious part of the movie!!
To me I think the junk yard is like a metaphor for a grave yard of the dead, lost souls, broken dreams, and perhaps even the damned and condemned. While the magnet crane is the grim reaper who comes for all regardless of your reason for being there. In other words he isn’t evil, just the reaper or debt collector.
Lol unfortunately I love that song "worthless" btw u should do the second movie as well
This made me sad seeing these cars die when I was little.
Great video❤
Thank you for posting this.
Thanks for watching!
@@WickedBinge how do you make the character squares be in the background of good the gray area and bad to evil
I'm pretty sure the little truck expressed his humility and defiance by doing it himself vs dragged away like trash.
Samurai Jack characters good to evil!
Good: Jack
Grey Area: Ashi
Evil: Aku
@@philipcheung63 yes
I always had a hate relationship with the magnet for trying to off 5 lovable appliances who didn’t do anything wrong but trying to save their master
That intro was just too good
10:10 Nightmares for days!
One could argue the truck attempted to save the main characters. Even if he could drive, he couldn't get to the elevated belt without the crane. It doesn't make sense that he would kill himself with the characters inside and pull onto the belt in reverse, facing away from the crusher.
I think it's both. Green Truck is done with his life and ready to end it, but during the process of s**cide, he sees the heroes are in his truck bed and makes sure they aren't killed along with him. Based on the height he was at (on the bus), he could drive onto the belt himself.
@@TheHorselessCantor He is seen driving off the front of the bus though.
I love how the air conditioner is played by Phil Hartman.
This movie was my childhood, and I still watch it to this day.
*THIS* is what we needed. I’m not even being sarcastic.
It’s been a long time since you hosed an episode Chile
The shop owner is called Elmo St. Peters and is voiced by Joe Ranft, a man of Pixar before he died.
I loved it as a kid, the only scene that was dark for me is the nightmare with the clown, I always walked out the room when it started, and returned just when it ended.
The crane freaked me out as a kid. It still scares me as an adult 😂
Yyyyyeah, this movie was TERRIFYING when I was...what, four? Six, maybe?
This is by far my favorite movie. Why didn’t you include Rob’s had and future wife?!
Brave little toaster! I only saw the first & third. Also? I loved these movies despite the dark themes. #animateddosentequal4kids!
Lost characters: Good to Evil
Most good: Hurley
Grey area: Sawyer
Most evil: Anthony Cooper
I never watched these movies a lot so I guess it make sense that I never noticed just how dark these movies are.
The Brave Little Toaster Characters: Good to Evil
The Good
1. The Flower and Blender
2. The Television
3. Blanket
4. Lampy
5. Kirby the Vacuum
6. Toaster
The Grey Area
7. The Master
8. The Radio
9. The Air Conditioner
10. The Store Appliances
11. The Junkyard Cars
Bad to Evil
12. The Shop Owner
13. The Home Appliances
14. The Junkyard Magnet
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6. Toaster (The Good) - 9. The Air Conditioner (The Grey Area) - 14. The Junkyard Magnet (Bad to Evil)
I want toaster to be there most good
This was good
Please, don't throw away my desires for Barnyard characters: Good to Evil
i used to grow with this movie, i still have the CD, tho it's a bit scratched
So your not even going to bother to explain why the sequels weren't considered for this list?
Also personally I think The Master and the Radio should be in the good, due to their actions in the 2nd film, (the Master took abandoned, badly injured, and lonely animals in until they were all healed up and got owners, and the Radio literally *KILLED* himself so a giant really smart machine(forgot his name) could function properly again and save the animals)
You should do the Rakin Bass Christmas movies good to evil.
Epic good to evil
Air conditioner was great the best. Love radio and the lamp😁
Rock-a-doodle and Ferngulley: Good to Evil !
Fern Gully:
Pure- Magi Lune
Good- Christa
Neutral- zac
Pure ultimate evil- Hexus
@@robertperez2262 that seems right !
I love brave little toaster and do fish hooks next
This movie is part of my childhood.
Request: The boys Good to Evil
I LOVE this movie’s world because it like a typical WB cartoon that was everything like a Pixar movie
For the most part, this is your typical kids movie…
DECIDING TO BE DARK AS HELL FOR 50% OF THE RUNTIME
This dark kids movie has 2 sequels. Brave little toaster to the rescue 1997 and brave little toaster go to mars 1998, both are just as dark as the first film
I never seen them. I imagine they are though! 😅
@@WickedBinge i was hope some day you make good to evil vids on them
And can you guys also do total drama characters good to evil too
Hey Arnold parents good to evil
Good idea.
And a redo of Hey Arnold!: Good To Evil
Good: Mr. Simmons
Neutral: Rhonda Wellington Lloyd
Evil: La Sombra
@@NS-it9pq no hey arnold the most good
YES!!!!!!!!
@@WickedBinge can u do ducktales