Aloyse von Roddenstein

## General Info

### Nicknames

Aloyse Everheart Elizabeth Otto Wolfgang Hypatia Gunther Galen Gary Cooper von Roddenstein (full name)Rodney (nickname)

### Enemies/Rivals

Crystal KnightsEDC

New Photon/Saotome Labs

## Personal Info

### Original Voice Actor

Joe Orrantia

Aloyse von Roddenstein (full name Aloyse Everheart Elizabeth Otto Wolfgang Hypatia Gunther Galen Gary Cooper von Roddenstein, nickname Rodney) is a character from Phineas and Ferb and is a major antagonist in the first season of The Knights of the Multiverse. He is the commander-in-chief of the evil organization L.O.S.R., heading experiments and overseeing projects his fellow scientists are working on to conquer the world. He was also the creator of the V-Series Droids.

## Personality

In general, Rodney is extremely evil in nature, always rude and puts down people on their flaws, especially towards his fellow villains, and will often shift the blame of his failures onto them. He sees himself as a modern day Napoleon, Julius Caesar or Attila the Hun - he's a genius at military-esque strategy, daring, cunning in his schemes, and is incredibly ruthless. He's a true sadistic megalomaniac at heart, proving to be extremely dangerous in his plans, as he means to either cause misfortune to others, benefit only himself or his fellow villains, or both. Of course, like most villains though, Rodney is overly arrogant, gloating over any supposed victory he gets before being smacked back down to Earth when his opponents come out on top.

As for how he runs the organization, he doesn't seem to put much effort into giving any guidance or offering any assistance to his "underlings", other than offering them the payment and equipment they need to create their weapons and schemes. He seems quite lax in allowing every member of the organization to formulate their own plans for destruction and conquest, even if it means they get into petty squabbles with each other. In fact, he actually somewhat encourages the somewhat cutthroat, competitive environment, believing that it's a way to separate the strong from the weak: the ones that succeed prove themselves to be among the strong, but the ones that fail time and time again or are taken out their first go around don't deserve the light of day. The only rule he makes is that everyone stays in their lane and never try to usurp him in any way, or they will pay dearly. He's also very adamant towards people who have left the organization, ordering them to be sought after to either be brought back into the fold (with a ransom of some kind, usually by means of threatening a loved one) or executed if they don't comply, believing in never having any loose ends.

Surprisingly though, he doesn't share many of his contemporaries' views on robots, not caring if they have sentience or not, or even if the ones that get away "betray" the organization. No, he actually views them the same way he does humans - i.e., their only purpose is to either serve him or grovel beneath his feet. He even "disciplines" the ones that try to claim that they're doing what they do to "show the world that they're wrong for treating robots as anything more than tools", as they do not speak for him, or even the rest of the organization.

## History

### Pre-Series

#### The Fall of the Original L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N.

During the previous summer season, Rodney, alongside many other mad scientists, was brought together by Dr. Doofenshmirtz to create an organization dedicated to villainy, which was mostly just to cause general annoyances around the Tri-State area. That all changed the day Doofenshmirtz created an -Inator, a device that pulled the Earth away from the sun with a tractor beam that uses Jupiter's mass as an anchor. With O.W.C.A. and the world leaders in a state of panic, Rodney and the other villains saw this as a perfect chance to enact their plan of world domination. Capturing all the disoriented O.W.C.A. agents (except for Perry) and imprisoned them in their warehouse to keep them out of the way. Behind everyone's back, though, Rodney used Doof's -Inator blueprints to create an -Inizor ten times the size and strength of his that will move the Earth even further away from the sun, sending the Earth into a new Ice Age if L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N.'s demands are not met (and also making sure to disable the reverse switch and self-destruct button). This announcement horrified and disturbed the entire world, even causing Doofenshmirtz to realize that the situation is getting out of hand. Later, Rodney calls the world leaders to see that their demands have been fully met, which they all have, except for one: the world's supply of pretzels. Staying true to his word, Rodney smugly activated his -inizor, moving the Earth into perpetual winter. While gloating over his evil plan coming to a success, Doofenshmirtz began to have second thoughts, and seeing that Rodney has gone completely mad with power, the two broke into a fight, with Rodney fully intent on creating a new Ice Age, threatening millions of lives. After the O.W.C.A. agents are freed by Perry and fight the other scientists, sending a good number of them fleeing the complex, Rodney manages to activate his machine, only for an infuriated Doofenshmirtz to knock him unconscious with a mop, then destroying the -Inizor with assistance from the other O.W.C.A. agents. With the -Inizor destroyed and the Earth put back in rotation (thanks to unknown assistance), Rodney was arrested along with a large number of other scientists and sentenced to life imprisonment for their crimes against humanity.

### Season 1

#### Reinstatement

After a year of imprisonment, several of the escaped L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. members held a large-scale prison break, allowing Rodney and the other imprisoned scientists to escape. Upon being informed of the events of the OVA series (referred to as the Unicron Wars), Rodney reorganized his forces to concentrate on examining this phenomena, and to conceive new dastardly plans for world domination. However, he knew that OWCA wouldn't be the only opposition they would face. No, there were plenty more superpowered individuals, not to mention the Mazinger and Getter super robots that could tear apart their entire operation within minutes. So, for the next few months, he and his fellow scientists went under the radar and built up a strong fighting force, consisting of a large variety of Super Robots, battle androids, assist vehicles, and battle fortresses, only having his associates the occasional super robot to test the heroes' powers.

## Skills & Equipment

* Robotic Engineering
* Programming Skills

## Relationships

### The Knights

Initially, Rodney thought that these "Knights" were nothing more than a group of meddling kids, sticking their noses where they didn't belong, and should simply be crushed like the annoying knats they are. Of course, as they kept "sticking their noses into their business" and kept foiling plan after plan, destroying Robot after Robot, and even recruiting several of their creations into their ranks, this only angered Roddenstein more and more, infuriated by how their great weapons could be failed by ignorant children.