| “ | You make plans so much better than me. This is why we'we Monica's Gang | „ |
| ~ Jimmy in the Romeu and Juliet play, putting his ego aside to admit they're Monica's Gang |
| “ | I like Monica. This is something that I have been having twouble telling even to myself | „ |
| ~ Jimmy confessing his feelings towards Monica |
Jimmy Five is the deuteragonist of Monica's Gang live action franchise, being the main protagonist of Bonds, the deuteragonist of Lessons and the tritagonist of Monica's Gang: The Series. He is a mischievous boy from Lemon Street, who exchanges Rs for Ws while speaking, as has the dream of becoming "Leader of the Street", by stealing the bunny of his friend, Monica, and "defeating" her. He matures a lot throughout the movies and the miniseries however, coming to see his friendship with Monica and with the gang as a whole as more important than any of his ambitions.
He is ironically portrayed by Kevin Bechiatto.
His Good Ranking[]
What Makes Him Close to Being Pure Good?[]
- He looked for his missing dog, Fluffy.
- He set up a trap to get Monica to get information from Chubby's gang on where's Fluffy
- He apologized for rudely screaming at Monica in the woods.
- He freed the dogs kidnapped by the Dogcatcher.
- He saved his friends when they were also kidnapped by the Dogcatcher.
- He used Sanson to trick the Dogcatcher's attack dog on freeing Monica, Smudge and Maggy, and being trapped himself.
- He set up for the dogcatcher with all the dogs he kidnapped, with them attacking him.
- He and the others exposed Cabelol for working with the Dogcatcher.
- He tried to prevent himself and his friends from facing punishment and being humiliated by the teacher, since they didn't do any homework, by making a plan to get them out of the school. Though this caused more harm than good, it was for noble intentions.
- He tried to cheer Monica up when she broke her arm.
- He desperately tried to prevent his mother from calling the Sousa's house to scold Monica for giving him a black eye, as it wasn't him, it was Big Tom, though she didn't listen.
- He made up a complex plan to get Monica's rabbit, Sason, back from the bully who stole it.
- Got Franklin to use a chemical product to free Sanson from the pitch form the trash can.
- He, Monica, Maggy, Smudge and a lot of other characters recently added in the gang, helped making a "Romeu and Juliet" play to make Jimmy and Monica's families (who didn't want to let they see each other) realize the error of their ways and stop the feud.
- While the Bermudan Gang convinced him to change his behaviour into a jerkish and arrogant one, he snapped out of it when he realized what he felt for Monica.
- He subverted the fact that he tried to defeat Monica constantly.
- He helped undercover the mystery of who covered Carmem in mud.
- He helped Carmem realize she didn't have to look perfect all the time, let alone try to diminish people's self-esteem to achieve that.
- He warned all in Carmem's mansion about the plan to vandalize it.
- He helped closing the saucets in the house to prevent them from spreading mud all around.
- He, and the others, convinced SMudge not to choose the path of revenge like the one of his uncle, preventing him from becoming fallen and apologized for his previous jerkish behaviour towards him.
- Created a new club at the end of the series, where all children, including former jerks, such as Carmem, Denise or the Bermudan Gang, could go and play all day, finally consolidating the Gang's friendship.
- Overall, he is much less inconsistent than his comic book version.
What Prevents Him From Being Pure Good?[]
- He can be jerkish or mischievous sometimes, such as when he laughed at Smudge after Carmem called him a pig.
Trivia[]
- He and Monica are the only two live action Monica's Gang heroes to be Near Pure Good, especially since most other characters are all standard.
- Only his live-action counterpart count as Near Pure Good, since his canonical version is way too mischievous and inconsistent to qualify.
External Links[]
- Jimmy Five on the Heroes Wiki
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