Character Development: He's not only grown more accustomed to his animal school, but he's embraced it.Casual Danger Dialogue: Made a few of these in "Mountain Dude".Īdam: I told you something bad was gonna happen!.Butt-Monkey: He constantly gets in trouble for Jake's misbehavior, gets hurt a lot, has bad luck, gets picked on by Bull and Chad, etc.The Bore: He became this in "Wild Thing", where his friends, teachers, and even bullies would be driven mad by his long, drawn-out tangents about his personal life, internal struggles, backstories, etc.To be fair, he deserved it for the massive jerk he was being to Rufus. Body Horror: At the end of "Hyena and the Mighty", Adam gets beaten up by random machines after threatening Rufus to stop crying and Adam's beating makes Rufus laugh and results in Adam getting injured and bruised.Birthday Hater: Has always tried distancing himself from celebrating birthdays ever since that time he wet his pants at his birthday party in first grade.Birds of a Feather: He and Kerry are both mega fans of Captain Clowny.Beware the Nice Ones: For the most part, a polite and sweet kid, but if you deny his due respect and treat him like crap a lot (and I do mean a lot), he will go from sweet to sour and kick your butt.Bad Job, Worse Uniform: Had to dress as a sign-twirling gorilla in "Flesh Fur Fantasy".Oddly, Jake predicted plot lines coming as early as two seasons earlier, in "I Got a New Aptitude".In the Season 4 episode, "Mountain Dude", he started expecting things to happen when the first sign showed itself.The first episode starts us off with him turning into a monkey. Animorphism: Several episodes involve him either turning into an animal or embodying the abilities and traits of an animal.Being mistaken for and treated like a lion all his life has led him to take on the roles and abilities of said animal pretty well.
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Some overflow was seen at the beginning of "The Morning Zoo", he was seen, greeting the day with a flamboyant "Gosh, golly gee! What a happy sunshiney day!" The All-American Boy: It's been implied that he acted like this, back when he still went to a human school.Aesop Amnesia: Episode upon episode, he's told to stop complaining about being the only human at his school, but he instantly forgets it by as soon as the airing of the next episode.Adam and/or Eve: It can be perceived that Adam, being the first human male in an all-animal environment is a biblical reference.A human boy who was transferred from Chester Arthur Middle School to Charles Darwin Middle School by an accidental misspelling of his last name from "Lyon" to "Lion".
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