Baby Carrot (ZOOM!!!)

"Thank goodness. For a second there I thought I was going to be annoyed to death."

- Baby Carrot, ZOOM!!!

Baby Carrot is a character who only appeared in ZOOM!!! and Annoying Orange: Tough Enough as a flashback. He was deeply annoyed when Orange drank Zoom and became hyperactive and more annoying. Ten hours later, the effect finally wears up; Orange falls asleep and Baby Carrot sighs in relief. Orange, then, wakes up and to say that he was about to be eaten by rabbit, who then came out of nowhere and started eating him. He was later seen assuring Orange's fans that he hadn't exploded yet. Ironically, he exploded immediately after. In Annoying Orange: Tough Enough, he appears in a flashback. Reasons for this are unknown.

Appearance
Baby Carrot is a bad-tempered, sensitive and a small baby-cut carrot. Like his name implies, he is of babyish size although he doesn't seem to be of, or act, like someone in an infant age. However, his voice sounds a lot like that of Midget Apple's and very high-pitched. His face is on the side of his body unlike other carrots in the series, who have their face vertically on their body.

Episode Appearances
Season 3

ZOOM!!!

Season 4

Tough Enough (As a flashback)

Quotes

 * (growls) "Enough! Enough!"
 * "What?!"
 * (groans) "Quiet!"
 * "Oh, make it stop!"
 * "Why won't anybody shut up!?"
 * "Oh my god! I can't take it anymore!"
 * (screams)
 * "Shut up already!"
 * "Yeah?"
 * "AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
 * "Uhh, is he finally, you know...?"
 * "Thank goodness. For a second there I thought I was going to be annoyed to death."
 * "Shut up!
 * You've been talking for hours!

Trivia

 * Baby Carrot's death is similar to Walnut's, as they are both eaten by an animal.
 * Baby Carrot is similar to Midget Apple. Both have been teased because of their name and their size.
 * Baby Carrot appeared in a flashback in Annoying Orange: Tough Enough.
 * Baby Carrot got more annoyed then he would've been, as Orange became even more annoying than he already was after becoming hyperactive.