Walter Milo Waters

Walter Milo Waters

Character Information Gender: Male ♂ Also known as: Waters, Watts (by Matt), Walter The Watermelon Species: Watermelon Age: 12 Friends: Lewis Matt Ronald Stinky Banana Joe Relatives: Watt (father) Maria (mother) Occupation: Student First Appearance: "The Watermelon" Voice: Mic Graves Color Scheme coat peel lips none

Walter Milo Waters is a supporting character in The Amazing World of Gumball. He is the son of Watt Waters and Maria Waters and a best friend of Lewis, Matt, Sticky and Ronald.

Appearance

Walter is an anthropomorphic watermelon (similar to how Banana Joe is a living banana). Also similar is that he has larger google eyes and thin black limbs. His colors range from light green to dark green. Walter does not wear any clothes but treats his watermelon shell like clothes. His teeth are also not visible and he has dark eyebrows.

Because of his small legs and large round body, Walter has a tendency to fall and roll uncontrollably at times. His shell is also extremely strong, able to impact with the ground and burrow into a wall in "The Joy Rebels."

Personality

Walter is a good friend, and one that can be counted on. He doesn't joke around in serious matters. In fact Walter is considered the serious type. Because of this, he is not very fond of jokes or rather enjoys sports than "goofing around". However it doesn't mean he's boring or mean-spirited. Occasionally he laughs along or joins other people in their activities.

He also has some leadership skills, usually planning or strategizing for his friends. Usually in situations were his friends team together, he also leads them. Walter is also a good listener and obeys his superiors unless his friends drag him along.

Walter is also good with ranged weapons. In "The Shootout," he tells Lewis that he had 5 years of practice and training with the bow and arrow as well as the crossbow. He even offers to help Lewis with paintball shooting. Later, he takes a fair amount of "kills" before being eliminated by Clayton.

Like Doughnut Sheriff and Sarah, Walter is also a cannibal since he is known to drink watermelon shake. He also likes to eat fruit salad, vegetables and chicken. He also has a sweet tooth.

Relationships

Main article: Walter Waters/Relationships

Episode Appearances

Season 1

• "The Watermelon"

Season 2

• "The Knights" (non-speaking cameo)
• "The Shootout"
• "Christmas"
• "The Promise" (in the supermarket)
• "The Flower" (non-speaking cameo)
• "The Castle" (non-speaking cameo)
• "The Virus" (non-speaking cameo)
• "The Finale" (non-speaking cameo)

Season 3

• "The Fan" (non-speaking cameo)
• "The Recipe" (non-speaking cameo)
• "The Joy Rebels"
• "The Doppelgänger"
• "The Fraud" (non-speaking cameo)
• "The Allergy" (non-speaking cameo)
• "The Dares"
• "The Teapot"
• "The Duty"
• "The Saint" (non-speaking cameo)

Scrapped episode

• "The Doormat"

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• "Walter's The Birthday Party
• "Godzilla Party!"
• "The Rebels Fight"
• "The Space"

Gallery

Quotes

“	So you have passed our first test. Very very…virtuoso.	”
—Walter in The Watermelon

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“	Good game!	”
—Walter in The Shootout

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“	What the NUT BURGER!	”
—Walter before being hit by a paint missile

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“	Walter: What is it sir? Principal Brown: [Sigh] First of all, please stop calling me 'sir' all the time. This isn't exactly the military academy you know…on second thought, please. Keep calling me that.	”
—Walter in The Duty

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“	Here they come. Open fire!	”
—Walter in The Joy Rebels

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“	All that time you were as stiff as a statue, you were in love?	”
—Walter to Stinky

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“	No offense, but you're also naked. Technically.	”
—Walter to Ronald in The Duty

Trivia

• Walter is a fruit just like Banana Joe.
• He is skilled with ranged weapons (notably the paintball gun) as shown in The Shootout.
• His full name "Walter Milo" is a pun for Watermelon.
• His last name also hints that he is a watermelon.
• In "The Doormat," he drinks watermelon shake.
• Walter like Matt, Lewis, Sticky and Ronald attend a different class from Gumball and Darwin.
• In "The Duty," it is revealed that he is obedient, patient and hardworking due to his family raising him that way.

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