Dirty McNasty is a recurring villain of Woody Woodpecker. He was created mostly as a replacement for Dooley.
McNasty appears as a bulky outlaw, usually shown to have a short temper. His face design changes a bit in every appearance: he uses a pointy hat on his first episode, which he trades for a small one on his later appearances, while he keeps a unshaved face until his appearance in Have Gun, Can't Travel, which is the one time where he sports a mustache.
McNasty likes showing himself, being proud of the "Wanted" signs with his face on it and the huge rewards for his capture. He owns Sugarfoot in most of the episodes he appears in, though he abuses him constantly.
While he is played as a more serious antagonist, he's still as much a victim to Woody's criminal antics as any other character.
Appearances[]
- Phantom of the Horse Opera (1961) (prototype)
- Saddle-Sore Woody (1964)
- Woodpecker Wanted (1965)
- Sissy Sheriff (1967)
- Have Gun, Can't Travel (1967)
- Lotsa Luck (1968)
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- Pretty Boy McCoy from Rough and Tumbleweed is often identical to Dirty McNasty.