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Originally Posted by Mr. Marshmallow
I also disagree with the whole "and I honestly don't believe Bloo puts enough thoughts into his actions to be truly capable of performing a seriously malice act". Consier the magnitude of this prank and it's insanely overly elborate nature, that's pretty well thought out if you ask me.
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Allow me to clarify my meaning: it's obvious he can put enough thought into a project in how it's to play out; I don't think, however, that he puts any thought into the possible repercussions of what he intends to do. Yes, it was elaborate, but I doubt his actual intention in creating it was to shame Mac. Just my own opinion on the matter.
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Bloo also may be a moron but he knows the difference between saying an insult and saying something nice, he's not unaware that words and actions can hurt people. He knew Herriman would get laughed at by posting up that video in WWW and he did it anyway, even after Frankie realized what she'd done.
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You're absolutely right. This point I have to concede to.
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Bloo's not the brightest blob in the world but he sure as hell knows how to hurt people. Far as karma goes, Bloo usually doesn't get payback unless he does something majorly bad. Half the rest of the time he's free to mock, jab, and verbally belittle Mac 24/7.
And the lack of karma comeback is SEVERELY evident in "Surprise".
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Actually, my own personal opinion is that, on a general scale, Bloo tends to get at least some karmic comeback eventually. However, I agree wholeheartedly that there was none in "Surprise", and that was one of the things that bothered me about that episode.