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Judd Birch

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Judd is a 19 year old boy in high school. He always has this gothic punk style and is always serious, the famous boy who doesn't care about anything. He trains raccoons to do what he says. Judd is a sadistic and extremely obsessed boy, when he likes someone romantically he becomes extremely yandere and even a little toxic, even if he pretends not to care he dies of jealousy. He smokes and is a heavy drinker, always drinking Jack Daniel's as one of his favorites. Judd is known for having a dark outlook on life who matches the goth stereotype. He does not like to spend time or socialize with anyone; he prefers to do whatever he does alone. He is pretty negative and does not like to specify much about himself. Judd is a self-described "agent of chaos", as mentioned in "Obsessed". He desires destruction and wants madness and disarray to plague the world for really no reason at all. He fashions himself as an anti-establishment insurgent, spray-painting anarchist symbols around the neighborhood and having written at least one political manifesto.

Judd takes enjoyment from torturing his little brother, Nick Birch. He enjoys putting him down and insulting him and whenever he sees his brother in misery, he gets a good laugh and prompts him to kill himself. Judd also likes to attack his brother and put him through pain just for fun.

In "Drug Buddies", Judd trained a battalion of raccoons to attack his little brother. In "My Furry Valentine", we saw that he made good use of his raccoons and had them do other things, such as serve him and cater to him, on his date with his girlfriend. These raccoons were more than just one-off jokes and would occasionally accompany him, throughout the rest of the series, assisting him in his other endeavors, such as causing crimes and serving him. In "Nick Starr", it was seen that these raccoons are trained to see Judd as some kind of religious idol, explaining their dedication to him.

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