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| “ | OMG. You are such a liar! | „ |
| ~ Courtney annoyed with Norman |
Courtney Babcock is the tritagonist of Laika's 2nd full-length animated feature film ParaNorman.
She is 17-year-old girl and a cheerleader and acts stereotypically snobbish and mean-spirited most of the time. Courtney resents Norman and when he says he can see the dead, she goes out of her way to prove he`s a liar. Until the night when she puts aside her differences and stands up for him, because even though she acts like she hates him, she loves Norman with all her heart. She attempts to flirt with Mitch Downe, Neil's older brother, many times during the events on the night of the 300th anniversary of Agatha Prenderghast's hanging. She is later disappointed when she finds out Mitch is gay, after he mentions his "boyfriend." She is the older sister of Norman.
She is voiced by Anna Kendrick, who also voiced Princess Poppy in Trolls.
Appearance[]
Courtney is a tall, beautiful and fair-skinned teenager with a slender, pear-shaped figure, blue eyes and long, straight blonde hair, usually tied into a high-ponytail with bangs by a light pink hair tie. She also wore light purple eyeshadow, black eyeliner and light pink lip gloss for makeup.
For attire, Courtney is dressed in a rather fitted, two-piece light pink tracksuit with much lighter-colored trimming, and a pair of matching-colored sport sneakers. She accessorizes with small silver earrings.
Personality[]
At the beginning of the movie, Courtney exhibits an indifferent and distant attitude towards her brother Norman, often resorting to taunts and attempts to expose his dishonesty. However, as the plot progresses, we witness a significant transformation in her character as she embarks on a determined quest to locate her missing sibling. Despite her previous dismissive behavior, Courtney's actions demonstrate a genuine sense of worry and care for Norman's wellbeing, particularly when he finds himself facing imminent peril.
Her aloofness comes to an abrupt end as she finally comprehends the undeniable truth of his supernatural ability to communicate with the deceased. It is this profound realization that ignites a newfound empathy within her, as she witnesses firsthand the immense suffering he endures as a result of being an outcast. Consequently, her demeanor undergoes a remarkable transformation, as she begins to exude kindness and offer unwavering support towards him.
Biography[]
To be added...
Abilities[]
- Physical Agility: She is depicted as nimble and quick on her feet, effortlessly maneuvering through various obstacles and situations. Whether it be scaling walls or dodging dangerous obstacles, Courtney's agility allows her to navigate challenging environments with ease, showcasing her remarkable physical prowess.
- High Intelligence: She possesses a remarkable intellect and problem-solving skills. She is shown to be highly intelligent and analytical, often taking charge and devising strategies to overcome obstacles that the characters encounter. Her sharp mind and quick thinking make her an invaluable asset to the group, as she consistently finds creative solutions to complex problems, further highlighting her resourcefulness and intelligence.
- Artistic Skills: Her creativity is demonstrated in her remarkable drawings and innovative creations. Her artistic abilities shine through her ability to create imaginative and visually stunning artwork. She showcases her talent through intricate drawings that capture the viewer's attention and leave a lasting impression. Her unique and original ideas are brought to life through her artistic vision, making her creations stand out among others. Her attention to detail and dedication to her craft are evident in the intricate and elaborate designs she produces. Each piece she creates tells a story and evokes emotions, showcasing her talent and passion for the arts. Her ability to express herself through her art is truly remarkable, and her work serves as a testament to her exceptional artistic skills.
- Leadership: Her natural leadership abilities and strong sense of empathy make her an influential figure among her peers. She possesses a compassionate nature, demonstrating a deep understanding of the emotions and struggles of those around her. This empathy allows her to connect with others on a profound level, providing support and guidance when needed. Her leadership skills are particularly evident as she takes charge in critical situations, rallying her friends and inspiring them to persevere, showcasing her ability to inspire and unite others.
Quotes[]
| “ | "He's like R-I- double P-E-D. Like a seven pack, at least." | „ |
| “ | "We didn't turn our backs when Daleridge High was slaughtering our volleyball team, did we?" | „ |
| “ | "I KNEW IT! OH, YOU'VE BEEN SNEAKING AROUND MY PERSONAL-- *groans* You are the worst!" | „ |
Trivia[]
- In the movie, Courtney, even though she likes Mitch who doesn't like her that much due to being gay and his fear of girls, hates the fact that Alvin likes her, which was definitely shown to the extreme when he squeezed her bottom, oddly enough he got away with it for the most part.
- In the book, Courtney only acts mean to Norman because she is jealous that he can still see their grandma and she can't. The other being that she is the "sister of the freak."
- Also in the book, Courtney's ponytail is her signature look, because when it bounces, it turns men into 'drooling robots.'
- Courtney is the first Laika sex symbol character.
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 Heroes
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Norman Babcock | Neil Downe | Courtney Babcock | Mitch Downe | Alvin | ||