Osmosis Jones/Characters

Main characters

Cool Car: Had his cop car customized
Cowboy Cop
Dogged Nice Guy: Has trouble winning Leah Estrogen's affections. He does at the end, though.
Determinator
The Hero
Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: He did the right thing causing Frank to vomit, thereby saving him from a contaminated oyster, but it caused Frank to lose his job and the respect of the local community, and got Ozzy suspended for "use of unnecessary force"
Red Oni, Blue Oni: The red to Drix's blue.
Shapeshifter Showdown: What saves him against Thrax.

Badass Longcoat
Big Bad
Chaotic Stupid: Effective parasites do not kill their hosts unnecessarily.
Deadpan Snarker
Family-Unfriendly Death: He falls into a vat of alcohol, which of course has very deadly effects on germs...although to be fair this tends to be how irredeemable villains tend to die...
Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: In the final battle with Ozzy, he use the chain holding the hypothalamus chromosome to try and choke him. But then Shane blinks, separating the two with the chain still around Ozzy's neck. His final attack failing thanks to Ozzy's morphing abilities seal the deal.
Omnicidal Maniac
Kill It with Fire/Playing with Fire: His finger nail pretty much burns what ever he scratches to a melting, burning mess.
Knight of Cerebus
Scary Black Man: Only in voice (Laurence Fishburne does it).
Villainous Cheekbones
Walking Wasteland: His left index finger causes any organic matter it touches to combust.

Fat Idiot
Jerkass
Laser-Guided Karma: Abolished Ozzy for having Frank throw up to get out a virus. Then at the end when he's been booted out of office, he presses a similar button and winds up flushing himself right out of Frank.
Mayor Pain: Type B.
My God, What Have I Done?: Doesn't say it but his reaction as the city of Frank burns down around him pretty much has this trope all over it.
Obstructive Bureaucrat: Let's see, he fired Osmosis and gets Drix out of Frank just for popping a pimple without permit (Which is like blowing up a building in the real world) and pretty much the cause of Frank's behavior. Said neglect needless to say, almost ends up killing the guy and every cell with him.
Sleazy Politician: To the tee.
William Shatner

The Chick
Closer to Earth
Living MacGuffin: Is taken hostage by Thrax, and very nearly killed by him
Office Lady: Works as a secretary for Mayor Phlegming
Sassy Black Woman
Token Girl: Although not the only female anthropomorphic cell in Frank's body, she's the only one with Nominal Importance
Tsundere: Type B

Adult Child
Bill Murray: Though he probably wouldn't mind if he got slimed considering how little he values his health...until the end of the movie, anyway.
Bumbling Dad: He means well, and does care about Shane, but he has a major selfish streak. Though this is mostly due to Mayor Phlemming overriding his body for his own ends.
Children Raise You
Fantastic Voyage Plot: The plot takes place inside Frank's body
Fat Idiot
The Mourning After: Still mourning the loss of his wife, Maggie. Justified, as it seems to be a relatively recent loss.
Perma-Stubble
Straw Loser
Too Dumb to Live: What kicks off the whole plot as he eats an egg that was inside the mouth of a monkey and got spat out onto the ground. Yeah that seems sanitary This almost kills him.
Vomit Indiscretion Shot: Double Subverted; we don't see it actually happen (although we hear him retching, the focus is on the horrified crowd at the science fair), but we do see a picture of him puking all over Shane's teacher.

Broken Bird
Calling the Old Man Out: Blames Frank and his unhealthy habits for Maggie's untimely death, and calls him out for deciding to take her to a chicken wing Fan Convention instead of the hiking trip she was looking forward to.
Children Raise You: Takes care of her dad, because he doesn't take care of himself.
Closer to Earth
Deceased Parents Are the Best: Averted; she misses her mom a lot, and is rather distant from the other kids at school. Taking care of her dad doesn't help either.
Missing Mom: Her mom died of an unspecified illness. Unfortunately, her father didn't seem to learn a lesson from that until he got one himself.

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