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This article is about the character. For the episode, click here. Not to be confused with The Beach Bully from the Tom & Jerry Kids Show.

The Beach Bully (also known as Macho Cat) is a male macho cat who appears as the main antagonist in The Tom and Jerry Show (1975) episode "Beach Bully".

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Introduced during a relaxing day at the beach, Macho Cat disrupts Tom and Jerry's peaceful outing by kicking sand on their blanket. This act of bravado sets off a series of comedic conflicts between the trio, as he competes with Tom and Jerry for dominance in various beach activities. His self-importance often blinds him to the clever tactics employed by the other characters, resulting in hilarious but ultimately humiliating outcomes.

Appearance[]

The Beach Bully is a macho cat who has tan brown fur, a white and blue striped hat, blue pants with white stripes, and a creamy brown color on his chest.

Personality[]

The Macho Cat has a brash and arrogant personality, characterized by his domineering presence and a playful inclination toward disruption. He exhibits a sense of superiority, swaggering around the beach and asserting himself at the expense of Tom and Jerry. His actions, like kicking sand on the duo, indicate a lack of regard for others and an eagerness to flex his "macho" demeanor, making him a natural antagonist in their relaxing environment.

This character thrives on competition and conflict, engaging in petty rivalries over trivial matters like the volume of the radio and noise level during badminton, showing that he enjoys asserting dominance and stirring up trouble. The Macho Cat's attitude fuels the ongoing battles with Tom and Jerry, as he seems to relish the chaos he creates, embodying a bully-like persona.

Despite his bravado, his interactions with Spike reveal a more vulnerable side, as he becomes the target of Spike's revenge tactics. This juxtaposition highlights the Macho Cat's overconfidence leading to his downfall, as he often finds himself outsmarted or outmaneuvered by the other characters. Ultimately, while he attempts to maintain control over the beach, he unwittingly contributes to the comedic chaos, serving as both an antagonist and a catalyst for the other characters’ clever schemes. His eventual defeat—being launched away due to Jerry's clever planning—underscores the idea that his machismo is no match for the quick wits of Tom and Jerry.

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The Tom and Jerry Show (1975)[]

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