Gossamer is Witch Lezah's shy and nerdy son; while he may be an eight-foot-tall monster, he is an awkward yet sweet nine year old in middle school.
Appearance
Gossamer appears to be a tall, orange-furred monster wearing tennis shoes.
Biography
He first appears in Monster Talent, where he is instructed by Daffy to be less nerdy after Daffy sees children bullying him by kicking him, calling him a monster, and putting "Kick Me" signs on his back. The first thing he is taught is how to wrestle. Daffy then informs him that he should do something cool in the school talent show. Gossamer says he wants to sing constantly, though Daffy teaches him to do other things than sing. He is first taught how to dance, though Daffy tells him that he cannot dance well. He is later taught how to juggle chainsaws that are lit on fire, but before he can try, the chainsaws catch the house on fire, much to Bugs' dismay. Later at the talent show, Daffy tells him to do something with scorpions, though he would rather sing a song, September in the Rain. Everyone started to clap at him and he felt better. At the end of the episode, he soon befriends all of the children at school.
Personality
Despite being an eight-foot-tall monster, Gossamer is a very shy, yet sweet middle-schooler. He is very polite, and has been raised well. Despite being very awkward and nerdy, Gossamer has a good heart, and is always kind to others. Gossamer has an excellent quality of singing September in the Rain. In "Monster Talent," it was revealed that Gossamer has a habit of saying the word "sorry." He is often misunderstood, for when he called his mom a witch, she took it in an offensive way.
Appearance & Attire
Gossamer is a towering orange fur monster, he has long arms, giant feet, purple eyelids and his fingernails look like the Candy Teeth given out on halloween, befitting considering everything in his house, himself included is halloween influenced.
Other appearances
He continues to appear outside of Monster Talent. In Newspaper Thief, he and his mom are invited to Daffy's apology dinner party. He only has two lines in this episode though you can hear him a bit when Lezah, Gossamer, and Yosemite Sam are yelling at Daffy.
Gossamer, along with Witch Lezah also appear in Sunday Night Slice, but he has no lines.
Appearances
Season 1
- 105. Monster Talent (debut)
- 114. Newspaper Thief
- 117. Sunday Night Slice (cameo)
- 125. Muh-Muh-Muh-Murder (cameo)
Season 2
- 201. Bobcats on Three
- 202. You've Got Hate Mail (cameo)
- 203. Itsy Bitsy Gopher
- 208. The Stud, the Nerd, the Average Joe, and the Saint
- 209. It's a Handbag (cameo in photo)
- 210. A Christmas Carol
- 211. We're In Big Truffle
- 213. Daffy Duck Esquire (mentioned)
- 215. The Black Widow
- 217. Gribbler's Quest (cameo and Merrie Melodies)
- 222. Gossamer is Awesomer
Quotes
- I was thinking I could sing in the talent show. (in Monster Talent)
- It's just stuff like that! (while arguing inNewspaper Thief)
- I've got a three. (in Newspaper Thief)
- Hi, Doctor Duck! (in Bobcats on Three!)
- That's not Webster! (in Itsy Bitsy Gopher)
- My mom says I'm not allowed to talk to you. (in The Stud, the Nerd, the Average Joe, and the Saint)
- Punch the clock and close the schools. That's the reason Christmas rules! (in A Christmas Carol)
- Mr. Bunny, I think there's a monster under my bed. (in We're In Big Truffle)
Trivia
- Gossamer is voiced by Kwesi Boakye, who also voices Darwin Watterson in The Amazing World of Gumball, another show currently aired on Cartoon Network.
- Gossamer used to be a target for bullies, but after Monster Talent, he has become quite popular among the children.
- Just like Lola, he was given a huge personality change. For instance, due to his size, he has a very high pitched voice.
- He is very smart for his age due to him being nine and in middle school.
- His voice had changed.