Fat Cat

Fat Cat is the main antagonist of the Disney animated series Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers.
==Appearances==
===Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers===
Fat Cat is a felonious, gray tabby cat and one of the Rescue Rangers most frequent antagonists. He was introduced as the pet of the nefarious underworld crime lord, Aldrin Klordane. Though Fat Cat presumably respects him, he continues his life as an independent agent and animal world crime boss after his owner's incarceration. Enormously proud of his appearance, Fat Cat keeps his whiskers clean. When in the presence of humans, he displays very catlike traits (albeit a tad on the snooty and pampered side), but when with other furries, he wears a purple coat over a blue vest, a black dress shirt, and a red tie akin to a businessman, and has a taste for expensive things. He is a relentless criminal mastermind, and his plans, though sometimes quaint, are nonetheless risky and merciless. Fat Cat despises dogs and several of his schemes have been attacks against them. The only thing he despises more than dogs are the Rescue Rangers, which he tries to get rid of using an elaborate and slow method at all times, rather than killing them at once. The complexity of his plots typically ends up being his downfall. He has two cousins, Maltese de Sade (who lives in Paris and appeared in the TV episode "Le Purrfect Crime") and Pole Cat (who lives in Wisconsin and appeared in issue #12 of the comic book).
Fat Cat is normally accompanied by his four henchmen (Wart, Mole, Mepps, and Snout). Despite their combined foolishness, Fat Cat sends the four of them out to do his dirty work for him almost all the time, as he is too brainy or too work-shy to dirty his paws himself.
Fat Cat is a recurring threat to law and order as it applies to both humans and domestic animals, and to the Rescue Rangers. Chip, Dale, Gadget Hackwrench, Monterey Jack, and Zipper have outsmarted him and his thugs on numerous occasions.
===Other appearances===
Fat Cat briefly appears in the Rescue Rangers live-action/animated film.
Fat Cat appeared alongside his fellow Disney Television Animation villains in the Broken Karaoke short "Evil as Can Be". Oddly, unlike the other Disney Afternoon villains (who were all depicted with their 2017 DuckTales reboot designs), Fat Cat kept his original design for the short.
==Disney Parks==
During the original run of Rescue Rangers, Fat Cat made regular appearances at the Disney theme parks. His most notable appearance was in the Disneyland stage show The Disney Afternoon Live!: Plane Crazy, in which he and Don Karnage join forces and steal the X-22 spy plane. As a running gag, Don Karnage continually addresses him as "Cat Fat" by mistake throughout the show. After the initial run of the show and The Disney Afternoon, Fat Cat spent decades in retirement from parks appearances until re-materializing at a 2022 Cast Member event at Typhoon Lagoon with Monterey Jack.
==Gallery==
==Trivia==
*Fat Cat's name may be a pun on the slang term "fat cat", meaning a wealthy and powerful person.
*Fat Cat bears a minor resemblance to M.A.D. Cat, Dr. Claw's pet cat from Inspector Gadget.
*In the Norwegian dub of Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, Fat Cat has two different names: Mr. Catz and Tjukke Tim (Fat Tim).
*In Frank Angones' unproduced reboot of Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, Fat Cat would have tried to carry away a plan from Professor Ratigan to destroy humanity.
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