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Marshmallow (Annoying Orange)

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Marshmallow
Annoying Orange character
File:Marshmallow Annoying Orange.png
Marshmallow as featured in Annoying Orange (2009)
First appearanceAnnoying Orange (2009)
Created by
Designed byDane Boedigheimer
Voiced byDane Boedigheimer
In-universe information
SpeciesMarshmallow
GenderNon-binary
OriginKitchen

Marshmallow is a fictional fruit that appeared in the 2009 web series Annoying Orange.

Overview

Design

Marshmallow is a marshmallow with a human face.

Personality

Usually, Marshmallow is not angry or frustrated. However, in the episode "Best Fiends Forever", they got very angry because Grapefruit burned a picture of Marshmallow's favorite unicorn, Princess Butterfly Kiss. They proceeded (offscreen) to attack Grapefruit which caused the house to explode. This side of their personality would become more common in later episodes. They often laugh and have the same sense of humor as Orange. They have a funny laugh that goes, "Hehehehehe!" and they say, "Yay!" Orange and they seem to be close friends. Orange doesn't annoy Marshmallow at all. Marshmallow also has a high-pitched, squeaky voice and has the personality of a child (and it is possible that they still are).

Marshmallow is a cheery, bubbly little soul; they're always happy but will instantly switch to the emotion that suits the current problem, it is shown that when they sneeze, magic, sparkling glitters spray out of their non-existent nose. They enjoy "rainbows and puppies and kittens and flowers and rainbows and clouds and bunnies and rainbows" (as they said in "Annoying Orange meets Charlie the Unicorn (Spoof)"). They are never sad, angry or unhappy unless the situation justifies it. They also have a profession in writing song lyrics, despite the overuse of rainbows in them.

Appearances