Well, many complications unnecessarily arose, as usual, but here are some of the My Neighbor Is A Psychopath characters. I'll post more of this stuff pretty soon!
Tom and Sid are the main characters.
This is Tom.
The story of My Neighbor Is A Psychopath revolves mainly around Tom and the fact that he is an outcast in Nailsville, the town in which his family has just moved to. Tom is a normal little boy, actually, but in Nailsville he finds himself in very strange and oftentimes terrifying situations which makes him seem like a pansy.
What kinds of strange situations? Example: Tom can not sleep because at night his house rumbles. He thinks it is something weird about his new house, until he sleeps over at Sid's house one night and finds that HIS house rumbles at night too. Sid, never having given it much thought before decides they will investigate. So they sneak out of the house. In the back yard they hear noises coming from a well. They climb down the well and follow an underground tunnel and discover that the hill on which their houses sit upon is actually the home of a snoring underground monster. Holy crap, right?
He is kind of a pansy though.
This is Sid.
Sid is a very adventurous boy. He is blindly optimistic, oftentimes hyperactive, wildly irrational and sadly oblivious to the fact that he has no friends.
Because of his over enthusiasim and annoying behavior disorder, whatever it may be, and due to the fact that Nailsville is primarily populated with jerks, he is regarded by his peers as a freak. Of couse, oblivious to the slings and arrows from those around him, believes that he is friends with everyone, especially Tom.
The relationship of Tom & Sid.
When Sid meets his new next door neighbor, Tom, he immediately declares him his best friend. And while Tom is happy to have made a new friend so effortlessly, like most other people, he is instinctively repelled by Sid's personality.
As fate would have it, on Tom's first day of class he finds that Sid is not only in his class as well, but the only available seat is next to him. When Sid offers to be his lunch room "neighbor" as well, Tom quickly realizes that Sid may be aiming to be his only friend.
So, he tries to introduce himself to some other people, who immediately reject him for being friends with that loser, Sid. So, Tom, now an unwilling reject, finds himself stuck with Sid for companionship, as he is the only one who will have him.
Some Kids.
This Billy Hagle.
Billy is the classic bully. Purple Nerples, Swirlees, beatings for lunch money.
I imagine he somehow actually is paid to be the school's designated bully. I haven't actually come up with many stories for Billy yet, though he was one of the very first characters I came up with like, six years ago, but I know he takes bullying very seriously and bullies, not for bullying sake, but because it is his nature. Some children are born dweebs, some children are born bullys. It's all part of God's divine plan.
This is Friday and her little brother Anger. And her doll Monday.
Friday is not a bully, but is rather a very mean spirited girl. Doesn't really make friends herself, but spends much of her time outside school keeping an eye on her younger brother. She is not mean to little Anger, however, mostly just to Tom and Sid. Oftentimes Friday and Anger are just passing through a scene on their way play some game, or burn ants with a magnifying glass. Tom often seeks wisdom in Friday, though this perhaps always results in her embarrassing him or troubling him with some terrifying fact or story.
Anger is a very stoic character, most of the time. He never speaks, and can be somewhat violent. He is usually carrying about his own business as younger children do, doing things like passively bopping a tree stump with his fat, plastic baseball bat, or smashing bugs with rocks, but like his sister, can become very mean, and beat people up. He is too young yet, but he is a kid that will make a fine bully one day.
Tune in later for more characters and stories, and some other stuff!
Thanks for stopping by!
-Ryan.
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In the second one here I added a couple subtle lines above the eyeballs to better emphasize that the forms above the eyes are in fact solid forms, though of course, these photos are terrible. I will be able to actually scan a few drawings shortly to better explain. 
