Agent 58

**Agent 58** is the shape-shifting mimic octopus[1] Danger Agent in the Reboot Series who has currently only appeared in the episode of the same name. He is the son of Agent 57 from the Original Series.

## Contents

* 1Physical Appearance
* 2Personality
* 3Abilities
* 4Biography
	+ 4.1Jealousy
	+ 4.2Shifty Behaviour
* 5Trivia
* 6Sources

## Physical Appearance

Agent 58 is a large bipedal octopus. Being an octopus, he has eight limbs, six tentacle arms, and two legs, but with his shapeshifting abilities, he can shift away his other four arms, so he only has two.

He has red skin, with no hair. He wears a dark teal suit with light teal accents, which has the number "58" printed on the right of his torso. Agent 58 stands a bit taller than average.

## Personality

58 is a very smug and proud individual. He looks up to his father's legacy of being a good sidekick, and wants to be like him. 58 is also prone to jealousy, quickly getting envious of Penfold after Danger Mouse chooses him over 58.

He is very cunning, choosing to use his shapeshifting abilities to manipulate people, and is not above petty sabotage. For some unknown reason, he is very clingy to Danger Mouse. He appears to look up to D.M. and wants to impress him with his abilities, but gets frustrated with D.M.'s stubbornness.

## Abilities

* Shapeshifting: Like his father, Agent 58 is able to shapeshift into various forms.
* Flexibility: He is able to stretch is tentacle arms across long distances.

## Biography

He was hired by Colonel K to become Danger Mouse's new sidekick after the Colonel forgot about Penfold's existence again, with the intention of 58 helping D.M. infiltrate Crimicon to steal Isambard King Kong Brunel's Custard Bomb. 58 was eager to be D.M.'s new sidekick because his father, Agent 57, used to be one of the Colonel's sidekicks, and he wanted to live up to his father's legacy. D.M., however turned him down, choosing to still work with Penfold, which made 58 jealous.

Upon being discovered, Brunel sends one of his Guard Llamas to chase after the pair. The llama chases D.M. and Penfold back to HQ, where it then shape-shifts back into 58. He reveals, that sometime in the chaos, he stole the custard bomb and discovered a stockpile of other desert-themed weapons like it. The Colonel assigns 58 as D.M.'s new sidekick again on a mission to retrieve the other weapons. D.M. refuses, insisting that Penfold remains his sidekick. 58 tries to frame Penfold for the phone incident at Crimicon, but D.M. demanded that Penfold comes along anyways. Begrudgingly, 58 allowed it.

### Shifty Behaviour

Disguised as the Guard Llama again, 58 brings D.M. and Penfold to the weapon stockpile room at Crimicon where Brunel and the Baron are hiding. After 58 revealed himself, the group got into a fight with a gang of crazy Baron Greenback fans. 58 has the idea to pose as Stiletto to trick Brunel into giving him one of the weapons, the Mathematron, a ray gun that can duplicate or remove things through using maths problems. Using the Mathematron, 58 defeated the villains and saves D.M. He once again begged D.M. to let him replace Penfold, but D.M. rejected his offer.

Upset, 58 decided to give up trying to become D.M.'s new sidekick, and instead tries to replace D.M. as the best secret agent. With the Mathematron he duplicated one of the desert bombs by one-hundred and left D.M. and Penfold to be blown up by them. 58 returned to HQ, telling the Colonel that D.M. and Penfold exploded, so he should be the new top agent. But D.M. and Penfold managed to escape, putting a stop to 58's plan and sending him off to jail.

## Trivia

* He is one of three previous Danger Agents to go rebel against the agency, the other two are Danger Sheep and Birch Badboy
	+ Unlike Badboy and Danger Sheep, who are both clearly villains, Agent 58's alignment is unclear. He considers himself a hero, but could be classified as a villain.
* 58 is one of the two Danger Agents in the reboot series who don't have their species name in their title, the other one being Danger Ellie.
	+ He is also the only Danger Agent to not have Danger in his name.
		- This is due to him following the naming conventions of his father rather than the agency.