Dr. Nefarious

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 Dr. Nefarious is one of the many villains from the*Ratchet & Clank* video game series.

He is a robotic mad scientist who wants to destroy all organic lifeforms. He's also the most recurring villain of the series (being the main villain of Up Your Arsenal, A Crack in Time, and numerous cameos in other games)

Dr. Nefarious is a major player in the Worst Villain Tournament Ever, Worst Hero And Villain War Ever and the Video Game Villains War.

## Video Game Villains War

### A New Weapon

Based on Earth, Dr. Nefarious designs a ray capable of transporting three-dimensional beings into the second dimension, the realm of sprites. Nefarious joins forces with the deadly AI, GlaDOS, and the two manage to weaponise the ray. The two also acquire the statue of Donkey Kong, abandoned after the ape's fight with Bowser.

Nefarious's first target is Yami, a powerful Demon Lord of Darkness. Knowing that Yami is too dangerous to approach head on with the ray, Nefarious has GlaDOS distract Yami with some turrets. While Yami destroys the turrets, Nefarious primes the ray and sends Yami into the second dimension, where he is devoured by the Pac-Man Ghosts. Nefarious then frees the Pac-Man Ghosts into the third dimension for their service.

### Beating an Old Nemesis

Captain Qwark arrives from outer space to take Nefarious down. Enraged, Nefarious blasts his old enemy with the ray. With Qwark trapped in the second dimension, Nefarious has GlaDOS summon a series of 2-D opponents to destroy Qwark. Qwark, however, finds a 2-D ship and manages to wipe most of them out. But GlaDOS discovers the powerful Queen Larsa. Larsa effortlessly destroys Qwark, leading Nefarious to promise her freedom in exchange for another task. When Larsa eliminates the 2-D members of the Dreamland alliance, Nefarious unleashes his ally into the world, whereupon she takes the name Verderinde.

### Defeated

At the same time Nefarious is scoring his victories with Larsa/Verderinde, one of his robot generals, Captain Spog, perishes in battle against what seems to be Dr. Eggman. Nefarious catches wind of this, only to find that Dr. Eggman has caught wind of his operation and is determined to destroy him. Plus, since the 2-D ray is in the middle of its charging cycle, Nefarious cannot easily teleport his enemy away. Nefarious begins to rant, only for Eggman's mech, the Egg Dragoon, to fire at him. Nefarious flees into the 2-D ray's mech, pulverizing the Egg Dragoon with missiles. But Eggman has brought a back-up machine. Nefarious does his best to fight back, but the Death Egg mech lands a fatal blow to the machine's hardware. Nefarious plans to teleport out of danger, only to learn that the self-destruct mechanism has been triggered far too early. The mech explodes, leaving nothing behind.

### Alive and Kicking

As it turns out, Dr. Nefarious is able to teleport out of harm's way at the last second. Unfortunately, he failed to teleport to another planet, getting stuck on a floating asteroid. Fortunately, he hitches a ride on an incoming TIE fighter.

## Worst Heroes And Villains War Ever

### Origins

Doctor Nefarious was originally an organic being, long before he was a doctor, he was a student in an Interplanetary College of Solana Galaxy. There he met young Copernicus Qwark, and befriended him, although Qwark was bullying him at every opportunity due to his smaller size and nerd status.

After graduating, Nefarious tried to get a job from MegaCorp, a powerful corporate behemoth that basically owned the Bogon Galaxy. He was deemed evil enough to become an engineer for the corporation, but he eventually got tired of working on new gadgets, and began stealing materials and accessories from the company. He built himself a robot butler to accompany him, named Lawrence, and began stealing other corrupt MegaCorp blueprints to come up with a scheme to gain power.

Nefarious left the company on his own accord so that he wouldn't risk being caught, and set up a base in Planet Magmos. He manufactured an army of amoeboids to serve him, and sent them to eliminate life from different parts of the Galaxy. However, his former friend Qwark thwarted them, now a resident superhero Captain Qwark. Despite his failures he gained attention in the galactic underworld, and even Emperor Velo the 27th contacted Nefarious to help him with the invasion of estranged planets in the galaxy. Nefarious declined and continued to work on his own.

Several years later, Captain Qwark broke to Planet Magmos, and attacked Nefarious, throwing him into his base's machinery. Nefarious ended up re-emerging as a robot, and thus he became devoted to robot supremacy. Nefarious's next plan was to build an all-powerful "squishie" conversion weapon named the Biobliterator, which would usher in an age of Robots. Nefarious however ended up being stopped by two heroes, Ratchet and Clank. Following his defeat, Nefarious was imprisoned for his conquest attempts to Planet Galaticca, the prison planet.

Several years later, a megalomanical human leading a martian invasion to Earth heard of Nefarious, and wanted to gain access to a wormhole teleporter so he could release Nefarious from prison.
 Dr. Nefarious is one of the many villains from the*Ratchet & Clank* video game series.

He is a robotic mad scientist who wants to destroy all organic lifeforms. He's also the most recurring villain of the series (being the main villain of Up Your Arsenal, A Crack in Time, and numerous cameos in other games)

Dr. Nefarious is a major player in the Worst Villain Tournament Ever, Worst Hero And Villain War Ever and the Video Game Villains War.

## Video Game Villains War

### A New Weapon

Based on Earth, Dr. Nefarious designs a ray capable of transporting three-dimensional beings into the second dimension, the realm of sprites. Nefarious joins forces with the deadly AI, GlaDOS, and the two manage to weaponise the ray. The two also acquire the statue of Donkey Kong, abandoned after the ape's fight with Bowser.

Nefarious's first target is Yami, a powerful Demon Lord of Darkness. Knowing that Yami is too dangerous to approach head on with the ray, Nefarious has GlaDOS distract Yami with some turrets. While Yami destroys the turrets, Nefarious primes the ray and sends Yami into the second dimension, where he is devoured by the Pac-Man Ghosts. Nefarious then frees the Pac-Man Ghosts into the third dimension for their service.

### Beating an Old Nemesis

Captain Qwark arrives from outer space to take Nefarious down. Enraged, Nefarious blasts his old enemy with the ray. With Qwark trapped in the second dimension, Nefarious has GlaDOS summon a series of 2-D opponents to destroy Qwark. Qwark, however, finds a 2-D ship and manages to wipe most of them out. But GlaDOS discovers the powerful Queen Larsa. Larsa effortlessly destroys Qwark, leading Nefarious to promise her freedom in exchange for another task. When Larsa eliminates the 2-D members of the Dreamland alliance, Nefarious unleashes his ally into the world, whereupon she takes the name Verderinde.

### Defeated

At the same time Nefarious is scoring his victories with Larsa/Verderinde, one of his robot generals, Captain Spog, perishes in battle against what seems to be Dr. Eggman. Nefarious catches wind of this, only to find that Dr. Eggman has caught wind of his operation and is determined to destroy him. Plus, since the 2-D ray is in the middle of its charging cycle, Nefarious cannot easily teleport his enemy away. Nefarious begins to rant, only for Eggman's mech, the Egg Dragoon, to fire at him. Nefarious flees into the 2-D ray's mech, pulverizing the Egg Dragoon with missiles. But Eggman has brought a back-up machine. Nefarious does his best to fight back, but the Death Egg mech lands a fatal blow to the machine's hardware. Nefarious plans to teleport out of danger, only to learn that the self-destruct mechanism has been triggered far too early. The mech explodes, leaving nothing behind.

### Alive and Kicking

As it turns out, Dr. Nefarious is able to teleport out of harm's way at the last second. Unfortunately, he failed to teleport to another planet, getting stuck on a floating asteroid. Fortunately, he hitches a ride on an incoming TIE fighter.

## Worst Heroes And Villains War Ever

### Origins

Doctor Nefarious was originally an organic being, long before he was a doctor, he was a student in an Interplanetary College of Solana Galaxy. There he met young Copernicus Qwark, and befriended him, although Qwark was bullying him at every opportunity due to his smaller size and nerd status.

After graduating, Nefarious tried to get a job from MegaCorp, a powerful corporate behemoth that basically owned the Bogon Galaxy. He was deemed evil enough to become an engineer for the corporation, but he eventually got tired of working on new gadgets, and began stealing materials and accessories from the company. He built himself a robot butler to accompany him, named Lawrence, and began stealing other corrupt MegaCorp blueprints to come up with a scheme to gain power.

Nefarious left the company on his own accord so that he wouldn't risk being caught, and set up a base in Planet Magmos. He manufactured an army of amoeboids to serve him, and sent them to eliminate life from different parts of the Galaxy. However, his former friend Qwark thwarted them, now a resident superhero Captain Qwark. Despite his failures he gained attention in the galactic underworld, and even Emperor Velo the 27th contacted Nefarious to help him with the invasion of estranged planets in the galaxy. Nefarious declined and continued to work on his own.

Several years later, Captain Qwark broke to Planet Magmos, and attacked Nefarious, throwing him into his base's machinery. Nefarious ended up re-emerging as a robot, and thus he became devoted to robot supremacy. Nefarious's next plan was to build an all-powerful "squishie" conversion weapon named the Biobliterator, which would usher in an age of Robots. Nefarious however ended up being stopped by two heroes, Ratchet and Clank. Following his defeat, Nefarious was imprisoned for his conquest attempts to Planet Galaticca, the prison planet.

Several years later, a megalomanical human leading a martian invasion to Earth heard of Nefarious, and wanted to gain access to a wormhole teleporter so he could release Nefarious from prison.