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Tord was a main protagonist in Eddsworld during the Classic era and the animated counterpart of Tord Larsson. In early animations and comics, Tord had dark brown hair, pale skin, and wore a black coat.

In later appearances, Tord had light brown hair with two "horn"-shaped points in the front. He wore a red hoodie over a grey top, dark grey trousers and black shoes. According to Edd Gould, this change was made to make Tord fit in with the others.[1]

Tord also had a Pickelhaube, a type of helmet worn by German soldiers in World War I. He is the second shortest of the group, behind Edd and Matt but ahead of Tom.[2]

In the classic era, Tord was generally portrayed as a trigger-happy hentai addict. He did not get along with Tom and disliked the song Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows by Lesley Gore. He also rarely spoke, sometimes going entire episodes with only a single line.

In The End, Tord is portrayed as more cunning, menacing, and villain-y. Tord constantly gives Tom a hard time and denies any friendship with Edd when the latter says he "thought they were friends". Tord's supposed goal was to retrieve a Giant Robot that he left behind and take over the world, but the robot gets destroyed by Tom.

Departure from Eddsworld Due to Tord Larsson's wish to separate himself from Eddsworld, Tord is shown moving out and driving away at the beginning of 25ft Under the Seat. However, the character continued to show up in minor cameo/flashback appearances, most notably in WTFuture and PowerEdd until his full return for The End (Part 1) and The End (Part 2).

In Tord's Next Adventure, it is revealed what Tord got up to following 25ft Under the Seat. He moved into his own place, and after many failed job searches, he landed a job at ReDeux Biotechnology. Tord is the main antagonist of the Eddsworld franchise.

Starting out as an old friend and ally towards his housemates (except for Tom) during the early years of the show, Tord is a Norwegian man with the intention to spread communism and was mainly the loose-cannon of the group, due to his short temper and violent tendencies, which made him into one of the most popular characters in the series.

Tord was originally a protagonist from 2004-2008 before being written out in 2008, with his brief last appearance being in the cold opening of the episode "25ft Under the Seat" after managing to pack away his stuff to follow his dreams with reasons left unknown. Tord's villainy started to evolve after years of absence until The End where after randomly appearing and catching up with his friends, it's revealed that he's a wanted fugitive and his true intentions were to retrieve his giant robot underneath his previous room and use it to take over the world in order to become an unstoppable force becoming the arch-nemesis of his former housemates, Edd, Tom and Matt. In the Early Era he was voiced by Alex L'Abbe and the late series creator, Edd Gould. In the Goulden Era he was voiced by his real life counterpart, Tord Larsson (who also voiced the Grim Reaper in the same series). In the Legacy Era, he was voiced by Jamie Spicer-Lewis (who also voiced Commander Bai in the same series). Appearance Tord appears to be a young adult, possibly in his late teens or early 20s, with pale skin and long, spiky light brown hair, with hair ("devil"-like) horns sticking from above his bangs. He wears a light gray T-shirt and a red hoodie along with dark gray pants and black shoes. In earlier episodes, Tord wore a black coat and had dark brown hair. In The End (Part 1) and The End (Part 2), Tord had a white bandage under his right cheek due to a bleeding scar, as shown in the 2024 Eddsworld Update. In Moving Targets and The End (Part 2), Tord was seen wearing a pickelhaube. After his robot explodes in The End (Part 2), the entire right side of Tord's body was covered in blood and scratches.

Biography Before he left the show, Tord, Edd, Tom and Matt would all go through various adventures together. In the beginning of 25ft Under the Seat, Tord packs all of his stuff into his car's trunk and drives off to start a new life somewhere else. Before leaving, he hits Tom with his car after the latter showed no sad feelings about his departure.

He then returns in "The End (Part 1)", insulting Tom on a few occasions. When he goes on the old adventures with the gang, he constantly hurts Tom in the process such as putting a piranha in Tom's helmet twice and throwing cats at him. When they get back home, Tord asks if he can have his old room back, which now belongs to Tom. By this point, Tom, who has had enough, throws the couch clear through the wall [later slamming into Eduardo's house violently] before storming out of the house angrily. Tord watches Tom leave through the window and says "Just like old times..." before draping the curtains closed with a sinister grin on his face.

In "The End (Part 2)", he is first seen watching a movie with Matt and Edd, before sneaking into his old room, which is revealed to be filled with high tech gadgets and weaponry. He goes to press a large red button in the center of the room, but Edd interrupts him by saying hi. He attempts to convince Edd that the room is merely a laundry room, but he and Matt charge in and start pressing multiple buttons. Matt then attempts to press the large red button, prompting Tord to punch him in the face. Afterwards, he decides to take the two out for ice cream. However, Edd becomes more dubious of Tord.

Later, they are seen shopping. Tord pretends to take a phone call (using a banana as a fake phone) and leaves. Edd questions Matt about his opinion of Tord, whilst Tom is leaving from the real estate looking for his new house. Tom then sees a wanted poster on the wall. He dashes back to the gang's house, with Edd and Matt following him. When Tom gets to the house, he catches Tord about to press the button and questions him about the hidden room and the wanted poster, which is revealed to show Tord in military attire (similar to that worn by Paul throughout the series).

Tord reveals that the large red button is merely to dispense his favorite hat (a throwback to Moving Targets), but then turns to press another red button, dropping him into the cockpit of a giant robot, modeled after himself. Tord's mech is confronted by Eduardo, who gets his house blown up, (killing Jon in the process) thanks to one of the rockets inside the mech's chest. Edd and Matt return and question Tord on his actions. The latter reveals he was merely using them to get his giant robot back. Tom attempts to throw one of Tord's chairs to defeat him. Enraged, he launches another missile, destroying the house. Tord begins flying away in his mech, revealing his intentions to take over the world. Tom pulls himself out of the wreckage of the house with his harpoon gun, and fires at Tord, damaging the mech and causing it to explode and crash on a nearby cliff side. Tord, having suffered horrific injuries, is soon discovered in the wreckage by his fellow soldiers, Paul and Patryk. He stands on the hillside looking down at the house with a sad expression for hours before finally leaving.

His most recent appearance is in 2024's video update. While the real-world Matt is talking, the footage glitches, and the scene changes to what seems to be an area filled with water. Tord is shown walking to the camera in pain; his left hand holding his left cheek, which has a bleeding scar. He stops to glare and the camera, and puts his hand on what seems to be glass, before smirking evilly, as the footage returns back to normal.

Villainous Acts NOTE: Only include villainous acts within episodes containing episodic continuity. Villainous acts in episodes with major continuity such as "The End" should NOT be listed here and instead in the "Biography" section alongside the other events revolving him that happened. In "F is for Fun", he has insisted on his villainous nature earlier on. According to "Behind the Scenes", he has shown to be in a bitter rivalry with Tom after the latter called him a "commie", with Tord insulting his religion by calling him a "Jehovah's Witness". In "Zanta Claws", he smiles fondly when Zanta mentions that he once participated in a game of paintball using real guns. In "Spares", the Clones head off to the Arcade after having watched a movie. A clone of Tord manages to get a hold of a gun and uses it to shoot at the Arcade games for no reason. The clones of Tord (along with the clones of Matt, the clones of Edd, and the clones of Tom) also engage in throwing two feminine clones of Tom in the recycling bin. The real Tord, Matt, and Edd do the same thing to Tom when they are unable to distinguish which one of the two Matts was the real one. In "Eddsworld Christmas Special '05", it is revealed that if Edd was never born, Tord would have become a full communist who almost took over half of Norway until he was arrested by the Norwegian police. He and Tom would have also become best friends that make pornographic movies together. In "Zombeh Attack", the gang accidentally run over a person with their car. The car ends up crashing and Tord complains loudly that it was the person's fault for wrecking it, meanwhile, Edd feels remorse for killing somebody. In "Eddsworld Halloween Special 2007", when the Hockey Mask Wearing Freak chases the gang in order to kill them. Matt and Tord hide in the closet, however Tord pushes Matt outside of the closet and locks it up from the inside. In the very first Eddsworld comic, Tord once tried to walk into the girl's bathroom instead of the boy's until Edd stopped him. We can only guess what he wanted to do in there. Victims Note: Mention only kills that happen onscreen.

1 person (unintentionally) and 4 zombehs in Tord's adventure. 1 person (unintentionally) and 9 zombehs in Zombeh Nation. 1 zombeh in Zombeh Attack. 3 zombehs in Zombeh Attack 2. 12 clones in Spares. Jon in The End. Todd in The End. (possibly) Total: 31 (32, possibly)

Although Tom and Tord lived under the same roof (until Tord moved), they had a rivalry history. It started when Tom called Tord a commie and Tord called Tom a Jehovah's Witness (who he actually is). In Ruined, Tom taunts Tord ("In your face, Tord!"), because Edd chose him to go with him when the gang had to split up. In 25ft Under the Seat, Tom says "Good riddance," to Tord when he is leaving, prompting Tord to back his car into Tom. In "The End", Tord calls Tom "Classic Stupid Tom", prompting Tom to leave the household. Later that same episode, Tom throws a chair at Tord's giant robot, also prompting Tord to shoot Tom. He missed as he hit Jon. Tom later shot Tord's giant robot with a harpoon, causing the robot to explode. Tord survived the explosion, but lost skin from his face and his right arm. Although how their rivalry was, Tom and Tord still liked each other as friends. In Ruined when the mummies were trying to attack Tord and Matt, he saves both of them. Also in Eddsworld Halloween Special, Tord and Tom seemed like they're pretty good friends, and they worked together to fool the Hockey Mask Wearing Freak, implying that they do care about each other, even if they don't show it.

Relationship with Edd Tord and Edd seem to have a definitely better relationship than Tord with Tom, but the theme of many Eddsworld videos is fought between Tord and Edd. Tord was also the first one who Edd lived with, just the two of them.

In The Dudette Next Door, Tord, and Edd fight for their attractive neighbor, Kim. When Edd tries to impress her by showing off his Kung Fu moves to her, Tord attacks him violently with a gun. However, Edd jumps in front of him and knocks the rifle off of Tord's hand as he pulls the trigger, shooting himself in the knee. Later on, after several attempts to one-up each other, Tord gives Kim a pretzel and she kisses him on the forehead in return. Enraged by this, Edd attacks Tord and the two started fighting again. However, upon finding out that Kim's a lesbian and is in a relationship with another attractive woman named Katya, the two decide to watch them at night through their window. Tord's alternate house with a Communist symbol on it Tord's alternate house with a Communist symbol on it

In Tord's Adventure, Edd draws a very embarrassing picture of Tord and sends it to him by e-mail. Angered by this, Tord swears revenge, takes as many guns as he can and rides a helicopter to London. While landing with it, he kills a random man, but Tord doesn't notice it. When he finally reaches Edd's Road, he awakes four Zombehs while running over their graves, but he kills them immediately. Unfortunately, Tord fails when the bomb on Edd's chair blows up and sends him flying to the island Edd was on, afterwards Edd gives Tord a Cola can and proceeded to do the same thing to Tom. In Breakfast, Tord gets frustrated with Edd again, because Edd was about to eat the last piece of bacon in their house. After Tord accidentally knocks the piece of bacon out the window, the duo start fighting violently, with Tord hitting Edd with a couch through the wall. The two then proceeded to follow a truck delivering bacon and got hospitalized after getting hit by it. Upon waking up, Tord requested to have bacon for breakfast, but his nurse informs him that Edd was about to eat the last of it and the two returned to their fight. In Faster Than a Speeding Bullet, Tord tries to kill Edd, although they usually get on well with each other. Tord fires and the bullet then chases Edd down the street. Tord gets bored and uppercuts Edd with his gun, sending him flying. The bullet then hits Tord in the arm. The appearance of Tord in Eddsworld's recent update video reveals his return to the series. Fans speculate that since Tord has a cut on his face, the same place the bandage was at in “The End,” there might be a prequel taking place before the events of said episode. Ironically, despite being shown as an angel ascending to heaven at the end of Zombeh Attack 2, Tord is far from being a virtuous soul and has committed all of the seven deadly sins throughout the entire series. Pride — Probably his most defining sin. Tord's prideful attitude is mostly evident during The End, where after retrieving his robot, Tord puts himself above anyone else and even proclaims himself unstoppable. Not to mention that he also narcissistically claims that he is going to take over the world. Wrath — There have been multiple occasions where Tord's wrathful nature has gotten the better of him throughout the series. Some of many examples would be in Tord's Adventure, where he is so determined to get revenge on Edd to the point, he even tries to kill the latter for sending him an insignificant image of him hugging a teddy bear. Another clear example would be in The End, where he punches Matt in the face to prevent him from pressing the red button in his bunker, resulting in Matt getting a black eye. Lust — Tord is openly addicted to hentai, to the point it has become one of the character's signature traits, In Behind the Scenes of Eddsworld, he explicitly states that he looks at it every single day and has 90 gigabytes of pure hentai. In the 2005 Christmas Special, it is told that in a hypothetical reality where Edd had never existed, Tord would've straight out teamed up with Tom to shoot adult films. Gluttony — In Breakfast, Tord is shown to be so obsessed with bacon that he knocks the last piece in the house out of Edd's hands to keep it for himself. On top of that, both Edd and Tord start running after a truck full of bacon that just so happened to pass by their house, hoping to get some. Not only that, but once Tord wakes up in the hospital after being hit by the aforementioned truck, the first thing he eagerly requests for is bacon for breakfast. Envy — The entirety of The Dudette Next Door shows Tord competing against Edd for Kim's affections. In fact, there's even a scene where Tord enviously watches Edd from their house trying to impress Kim with his martial arts moves, which eventually prompts Tord to attack Edd with a rifle. Greed — In Ruined, Tord at first is seen uninterested by the underground Egyptian door Edd found in their backyard. But once Edd brings the possibility of a hypothetical treasure laying down there, this is more than enough to catch Tord's interest and motivate him to enter the ruins, implying that he is greedy to some extent. Sloth — In Zombeh Nation, when Matt calls home to inform that he is trapped in a zombeh-infested train station, Tord appears completely indifferent, showing no concern for Matt and his safety and only decides to go out and save him after the latter revealed that he had stolen the emergency six-pack of Coke. On top of that, in an old animation, Tord and Edd are watching TV when, suddenly, zombehs break into their house, causing both of them to run for safety. Edd trips, but instead of going back to help his friend get up, he chooses to keep running.[1] Even though he is not presented as a part of the group anymore, Tord is still a fan favorite by many fans of Eddsworld. Despite being Norwegian, some fans mistake Tord as a Russian because of his accent and being related to communism. Tord has a female counterpart whose name is Tori. She was not seen in the episode "Mirror Mirror" since he was not a part of the group at that time, and likely so was his alternate self. She instead makes a cameo on a framed picture with Matilda (Matt's female counterpart), although it was only linear art. However, Tori has recently appeared in posts on the official Eddsworld Twitter account and it's implied that she is on good terms with her friends. Although it's unknown whether or not this will be in the main series as the Eddsworld comics are non-canonical. Tord despises the song Sunshine, Lollipops & Rainbows, as being forced to listen to it for eternity is shown to be his personal hell in Hello Hellhole. This gets referenced in Ruined, when Tord and Matt are trapped in a pit filling up with sand and with spikes on either side closing in, and when Tord asks how it could get worse, a speaker appears, playing the song, angering him. It also gets referenced in The End (Part 2), when just before he throws the sofa at him, Tom calls Tord "Sunshine Lollipops". Tord consequently is the most violent of the group, and has the second most confirmed kills, totaling up at 28 (even despite his eight-year absence from the show). In Fun Dead, the silhouette of a random soldier is seen to fight Zombehs. This silhouette's hair looks similar to Tord's. This could mean that after he left the group, he joined the army (just like in Moving Targets). The real-life Tord hasn't used or even touched a gun and is not a Communist. Out of all 4 of the main characters of Eddsworld, Tord has died the least, totaling at 7 deaths. The reason for this could partially be because of his departure in 2008. He is the most insane out of all the main 4 characters. Following him is Matt, then Edd, then Tom. Tord is one of few Eddsworld villains not to be defeated in a comedic way. Examples of comedic Eddsworld defeats are Zanta Claws simply "going back to being dead", The Hockey Mask Wearing Freak being dropped to his death, and Tom being blown up and put in a full body cast in "Zanta Claws III". Tord's defeat is very inconclusive due to lack of confirmation as to what exactly became of him afterwards. Although it is shown that he left the scene with Paul and Patryk after his injuries were seen to. It's possible that he could have felt remorse for betraying his friends while overlooking the destroyed house. The character's fate is ultimately left unconfirmed after The End. It is heavily implied that Tord was the character known as "Red Leader," before said character was ultimately scrapped. The real-life Tom stated that it "wouldn't have taken a rocket scientist to figure it out". In The End, Matt refers to Tord as "Todd" due to him being dimwitted. Ironically, Todd is the name of Tord's neighbor counterpart, who barely appears in the episode, Poweredd. Tord is based on Kevin From Ed Edd n Eddy Tord's appearance (and most specifically his hairstyle) is slightly similar to Philip J. Fry from Futurama.