Bender likes to laugh at misfortune and causing misfortune through evil deeds. He also takes childlike glee in bad puns, yo' mamma jokes and the 'pull my finger' routine, as well as childish pranks (although bonus points if the childish pranks lead to extreme misfortune). Essentially, he's a sadist toddler in terms of humour. It's really far too easy to portray his sense of humour. It is probably a bad sign that I don't find it difficult.
Shirley will giggle when anything resembling flirting is thrown in her direction, but she will also laugh at her friends when they say something particularly stupid ("I lived in New York, Troy, I know what a baggel is.") She also finds bad movies hilarious, as evidenced by Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj (but she draws the line at Adam Sandler).
Ladd finds violence funny, and himself funny. The two combined are comic gold. He likes to take cheap potshots and make fun of people whilst he's killing them, but he'll also find anyone saying something pathetic and cowardly hilarious. He can find other people amusing and will probably offer a laugh or two, but it's only himself that's really funny.
Daria practically never laughs, but she does find things funny in a very wry way. It's sarcasm and wordplay that she really appreciates, as well as the opportunity to be sarcastic with someone else. Her humour is pretty much the basis of the character, so being sarcastic and rude just flows out naturally.
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Shirley will giggle when anything resembling flirting is thrown in her direction, but she will also laugh at her friends when they say something particularly stupid ("I lived in New York, Troy, I know what a baggel is.") She also finds bad movies hilarious, as evidenced by Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj (but she draws the line at Adam Sandler).
Ladd finds violence funny, and himself funny. The two combined are comic gold. He likes to take cheap potshots and make fun of people whilst he's killing them, but he'll also find anyone saying something pathetic and cowardly hilarious. He can find other people amusing and will probably offer a laugh or two, but it's only himself that's really funny.
Daria practically never laughs, but she does find things funny in a very wry way. It's sarcasm and wordplay that she really appreciates, as well as the opportunity to be sarcastic with someone else. Her humour is pretty much the basis of the character, so being sarcastic and rude just flows out naturally.