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Bob Cashwell

Bob Stanley Cashwell is a character from the Hamster & Gretel episode "The Break-Stuff Club". He is the CEO of Cashwell Bank, the sponsor and investor of "Plumber Pride", a mural that Hiromi had painted for Eastside High School. However, he also had defaced "Plumber Pride" with graffiti that spells "BSC", under the villain name Unknownzy; as it turns out, Cashwell had insured the mural, and hoped he would get paid millions of dollars for the damages.

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List of appearances
Season 1
"The Break-Stuff Club" (First appearance)
Trivia
Doctor Monstromo

Doctor Monstromo was a scientist who studied DNA in hope of creating an army of vicious predators. He owned a private island, hoping to use their DNA in his efforts. Dr. Monstromo captured both the Extreme Dinosaurs and the Raptors, hoping to add them to the mix. In the end it was Hard Rock who managed to defeat Monstromo and his monstrous Griffin. Shutting down his lab before his friends his sinister plans could come to fruition.
Kirby Cat

**Kirby Cat** (JP: Oscar Lynx) is a minor anti-hero character in *Maple Town*.

His only appearance was when he visited Maple Town in "When Children Must Be Grown-Ups". The Maple Town children look after him, although he caused multiple aspects of mischief such as messing up the mail letters in the Rabbit Family household and pushing a boulder down the hill at Bobby Bear. This continues to the point where he begs for Barney Bulldog to arrest him for his behavior. He also has a bag containing various possessions such as a picture of his grandmother (referred to as his "treasures").

## Appearance

He is a tan and brown tabby cat with whiskers and black beady eyes. He wears a white and shirt with a yellow-green trim and large horizontal stripe, red pants, and brown shoes.

## Personality

Kirby is normally mischievous, constantly causing trouble wherever he goes. Later on, though it is soon revealed that he has a soft side as well, which Patty Rabbit discovers when Kirby told her that he was hungry (initially thought to be sick) after pushing a boulder at Bobby Bear.

## Trivia

* He is one of the few characters not to be produced as a Maple Friend Figure due to his minor role.
Dr. Gero

**Dr. Gero** is a villain from the *Dragon Ball* series. He is the tertiary antagonist of the Android arc and the secondary antagonist of the Super 17 arc. He is an evil scientist who used to work for the Red Ribbon Army until they were all defeated by Goku and so he sought revenge by creating androids in order to kill him.
Grand Admiral Thrawn

**Grand Admiral Thrawn**, born originally as **Kivu'raw'nuru**, later as **Mitth'raw'nuruodo** in his military career, and also known as **Thrawn of the House of Nuruodo of the Mitth Family**, is a major antagonist of the *Star Wars* franchise. He is the main antagonist of *Star Wars: Rebels* (as the main antagonist of Season 3 and Season 4) and the overarching antagonist of both *The Mandalorian* and *Ahsoka.*
Raynare

**Raynare** is a Fallen Angel and the first villain of *High School DxD*.

## Biography

### *High School DxD*

In *High School DxD* Raynare disguised herself as a human named **Yuuma Amano** and becomes Issei's girlfriend. However, at the climax of their first date, she kills him, revealing herself as a Fallen Angel and explained to him the main reason being the Sacred Gear residing within him posed a threat to the Fallen Angels.

Raynare later appeared after Issei spent the day together with Asia, surprised and disgusted at the fact that he was reincarnated into a Devil, and easily overwhelmed him while revealing the Sacred Gear he used was a Twice Critical before whisking Asia away.

Later, at the abandoned Church, she took Asia's Twilight Healing, killing her in the process, before proceeding to fight Issei in a one-on-one duel with Asia's life on the line. Although she overpowers Issei once more, in the climax of the duel, Issei's true Sacred Gear, Boosted Gear, activates, and she is swiftly defeated by his new power. Before being terminated by Rias, she desperately pleaded for mercy, even going as far as to say that she loves him. Ultimately, Issei replies by telling Rias he is at his limit and leaves it to her, leading to Raynare being turned into ashes by Rias' Power of Destruction.

### *High School DxD New*

In *High School DxD New*, Azazel revealed that he sent Raynare to keep a close eye on Issei, but she disobeyed his orders and killed him on her own accord. He reveals that the surveillance was just to make sure that his Sacred Gear remained dormant as there was a high risk of it going out of control or making him go berserk if it awakened while he was still human.

## Personality, Powers, & Abilities

### Personality

Raynare seemed like a sweet and rather attractive young school girl at first, but this was just a disguise to hide her true nature. Her true personality revealed that she was cruel and very deceptive (noted when she successfully manipulated Issei Hyoudou's mind in order to get close to him and kill him. She also laughed cruelly at Issei, believing him to be "weak" or "A waste of her time killing him"). This shows how Fallen Angels like her can very easily manipulate the will of mere humans with ease. She had also demonstrated herself to be a coward, as she begged the man she betrayed to save her life, only to be obliterated by Rias.

### Powers and Abilities

**Light-Based Weapons**: Raynare could create and throw spears of light to kill Devils. However, unlike most Fallen Angels who wield only one light spear, Raynare was also skilled enough to create several light spears in her arsenal.

**Memory Alteration**: Raynare was also able to wipe the memories and all the records of her existence as Yuuma from all the students in Kuoh Academy.

**Flight**: Being a Fallen Angel, Raynare could fly using her wings.
Fallen Angel

## Evil-Doers

The **Fallen Angels** (堕天使 Datenshi) are one of the main villainous factions in *High School DxD*. They are one of the Three Factions, alongside the Angels and Devils.

## Biography

Fallen Angels are Angels that have fallen from the grace of God, due to having "impure thoughts" that divert them from the teachings of the God in the Bible. The leaders of Grigori were tempted by human women and had fallen after having sex with them.

Despite being cast out of Heaven, Fallen Angels and their subordinates have been known to occupy churches and use them as bases. However, they go out of their way to destroy all of the religious icons in these churches in the process out of spite for their former leader.

Currently, the Fallen Angels have the smallest population among the Three Factions.
Argor Zardok

Argor Zardok is a Quadrainian from the planet Quadrainia. Argor was a once considered a brilliant scientist by his people. But it was eventually discovered that he had been preforming illegal genetic experiments on alien life-forms. Peace-officer Chedra Bodzak pursued him as he attempted to flee his planet in a stolen ship. Argor soon arrived on Earth during the Mesozoic era and transformed several native animal species into his personal soldiers. His first batch, a Tyrannosaurus calling himself T-Bone, a Stegosaurus calling himself Stegz, a Pteranodon calling himself Bullzeye and a Triceratops who called himself Spike quickly turned against him upon gaining sentience and learning that Argor intended to use them as weapons to harm other life-forms. Argor in turn abandoned them and genetically enhanced several more dinosaurs. These later creations (calling themselves, the Raptors) agreed to fight for their benefactor.
Admiral Bafta

**Dark Admiral Bafta** (Revan Reborn) Was a possessed variant of the legendary hero, Admiral bafta in the Star Wars: Stories Of The Force genre. Dark Bafta wields The Prime Saber which helms the power to eradicate the entire Star Wars galaxy. Dark Bafta is Revan Reborn (Grand General Loring) inside Admiral Bafta's body. After, he proceeded to wipe the galaxy down to its last atom and then was placed within Cobb Vanth's mind in order to decieve him.

**Feats:**

Destroying the universe down to its last atom.

Resurrection

Crossing Timelines

Manipulating the accordance of events

**Apperances:**

Star Wars: Stories Of The Force

Star Wars: The Marshals II
Fire Lord Ozai

**Fire Lord Ozai** is the overall main antagonist of Nickelodeon's 2005 cartoon series *Avatar The Last Airbender,* serving as the overarching antagonist of Book 1 Water and Book 2 Earth and the main antagonist of Book 3 Fire. He is the evil ruler of the Fire Nation who aims to conquer the other three nations.
Angelina Meyer

**Angelina Meyer** is one of the main characters of the series Manifest. She first appears in the third season as a protagonist only to develop into the series antagonist for the fourth and final season. She is a flight 828 passenger who the main characters rescue from her overlay religious parents. At first starting out as shy and awkward she slowly becomes mentally unstable believing Grace and Ben Stone's baby daughter Edin being her guardian angel and eventually murdering Grace Stone and kidnapping Edin and raising her to believe that she is her mother.

In season 4 Angelina end up falling more into villainous after losing Edin decides that she is a guardian angel chosed by God to judge the Earth and even takes the Omega Sapphire (a sapphire that gives divine power and can cause the apocalypse if use for the wrong proposes) and causes the apocalypse in the process. She ultimately has her hand infused with a peice of the Omega Sapphire after it shatters and she catches it near laval making her the ultimate final antagonist of the show.

She is played by Holly Taylor.
Mok Shaiz

**Mok Shaiz,** later renowned as '**Hammerhead'** and Eleventh Fleet warlord, is the secondary antagonist of *The Book of Boba Fett* series. He is the mayor of Mos Espa and has been in alliance with the Pyke Syndicate when the Pyke Syndicate donated him for their spice-carrying activities.

## History

After Jabba the Hutt’s mayordomo, Bib Fortuna, died, and Boba Fett ascended the throne, he has attempted to assassinate him. And when the Pyke Syndicate donated him to their side, he has helped them carry their spices. And when he left Mos Espa, making the people of the city believe that a storm was about to break out, which prevented the war from breaking out, and then he left for the hideout of the Pyke syndicate, Mos Eisley. And when all the soldiers of the criminal families of the Pyke Syndicate and Mos Espa had been defeated, Fennec Shand arrived at their hiding place and killed him, the leaders of the criminal families of the Mos Espa and the leader of the Pyke Syndicate.
Confederacy of Independent Systems

**The Confederacy of Independent Systems** (also known as **The Separatist Alliance** or simply **The Separatists**) is the central antagonistic faction of the prequel saga of the *Star Wars* franchise and its cartoon spin-offs *Star Wars Clone Wars* & *Star Wars The Clone Wars.* They are an evil organization lead by Count Dooku (who is secretly an apprentice of Darth Sidious) which convinces many planetary governments who hold a grudge against the republic government to join them to overthrow the "corrupt" government and establish a new one. But in actuality they are trying to establish a totalitarian Empire.
Kabuto

**Kabuto** is the main antagonist of 2008 Pixar short series, *Cars Toons: Mater's Tall Tales*. who appeared in episode, Tokyo Mater. he was the drift racer and the enemy of Mater.

He was voiced by Mach Tony Kabayashi.

## Biography

### *Tokyo Mater*

Kabuto's grudge against Mater started when Mater accidentally ran into him after towing Ito-San to Tokyo. After becoming extremely angry with Mater, Kabuto challenged the tow truck to a drift race. He tells Mater that he must race him to the top of Tokyo Tower, and whoever reaches there first will be crowned "King of all Drift Racers", and that the loser will be stripped of all modifications and become "stock." When the race begins, Kabuto tries to cheat his way to victory by constantly pushing Mater off the road, and later by summoning his ninjas to attack him.

Fortunately, the ninjas are all defeated by Dragon McQueen, but it turns out to be a distraction so that Kabuto will reach the tower first. When Mater is launched into the air by McQueen and lands on the very road leading up the tower, Kabuto becomes furious and pushes Mater off the balcony, but Mater uses his winch to get back up and reaches the finish line at the top of the tower. In the end, Kabuto loses, and as a result, he is stripped of his modifications, and is last seen being laughed at by his own ninjas and crying in humiliation.

### *Cars 2*

In *Cars 2*, Kabuto makes two quick cameos as a background car, first when Lightning McQueen is driving through Tokyo with Mater and his team, and then at the welcome party for the World Grand Prix. Kabuto is seen with all his known modifications, despite Tokyo Mater ended with him losing all of them. This may be seen as a proof that the events of Mater's tale were made-up and never happened. It can be noted that the Cars Toons episode in question is the only in which Mater fails to prove efficiently the reality of his story. However, other suggestions include that it could be another car that looks like Kabuto or that he got his modifications back after the story if it did happen.

## Trivia

* Kabuto was appeared in Cars 2 for having a Tokyo Party.
* In *Cars 2*, his eyes are brown. But in Tokyo Mater, they are green, creating an error. However, it may be due to the fact that Kabuto was probably wearing green contacts in Tokyo Mater, and that being of Asian origin, that brown is actually his normal eye color. His *Cars 2* diecast does not take this difference into account and still has green eyes.
Barriss Offee

**Barriss Offee** is an antagonist of the *Star Wars franchise*, appearing as a cameo character of *Star Wars: Attack of the Clones* and a supporting character-turned-antagonist of the series *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*(appearing as a supporting character of Season Two and the final antagonist of Season 5).

She was trained as the Jedi apprentice of Luminara Unduli and participated in the First Battle of Geonosis, the opening battle of the Clone Wars. During the war, she developed a friendship with fellow apprentice Ahsoka Tano during their comradery in the Second Battle of Geonosis. As the war progressed, Offee began believing the Jedi Order and anything related to it were evil and violent and orchestrated the bombing of the Jedi Temple. Offee then allowed Tano to be framed and impersonated Asajj Ventress and attacked her at a warehouse. She was discovered by Anakin Skywalker after she was found with Ventress' lightsabres and confessed to the crime in the Senate Court before being arrested.
Baron Dark

The greedy and evil baron tried to seize the Lightstar crystal for himself and caused it to break in two. His half turned him into a living skeleton who has the power to turn any person with the slightest bit of darkness in his or her heart into a skeleton warrior like himself. Baron turns them into skeleton warriors with "Heartstones," and he says "Darkest Soul, Evil's Courier, Serve me as a Skeleton Warrior." He is obsessed with defeating the Legion of Light and taking control of both halves of the Lightstar Crystal, thereby granting absolute power for himself.
Freed Sellzen

**Freed Sellzen** is a recurring villain in *High School DxD*. He was a stray exorcist who first allied with the Fallen Angels in Raynare's plot to steal Asia's Sacred Gear. Gremory seal-disclaimer. He was an artificially created Human from the "Sigurd Institution".

## Personality and Abilities

### Personality

Freed was a psychopath and a battle maniac, he preferred violence over logic, spoke in a vulgar manner, and was somewhat insane. He killed monsters and Devils just for the sake of his own pleasure, and also had no qualms about murdering humans. Freed was also shown to be a pervert, as he once threatened to rape Asia for disobeying him and even asked Raynare to have sex with him in exchange for saving her from Rias Gremory.

## Trivia

* He looks much like Dr. Ver in appearance.
* He is a recurring antagonist and by far the most recurring villain in the series.
Malevolence

The ***Malevolence*** is General Grievous's flagship in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. Its dual mega-ion cannons were capable of disabling the power systems of entire fleets, rendering them defenseless against the ship's massive array of turbolasers.

After several encounters during the *Malevolence* campaign, the heavy cruiser was destroyed after Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker tampered with its navigation computer and sent it crashing into the Dead Moon of Antar.
Pre Vizsla

**Pre Vizsla** is a major antagonist/villain in the 2008-2020 animated TV series *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*.

He was the leader of the Mandalorian terrorist organization known as the Death Watch and waged a crusade against the pacifist government of Dutchess Satine Kryze to restore the warrior past of Mandalore. Despite his claim of being a true Mandalorian, his methods display the opposite as he doesn't truly value the honor or courage his people were known for, making him a hypocrite who tarnished the Mandalorian name even more so than Satine's pacifistic movement.

He first appeared as the main antagonist of the Mandalore arc in Season 2, as a minor antagonist in Season 4 (serving as the main antagonist of the episode "A Friend in Need"), and later as one of the main antagonists of Season 5 in which he appears as the secondary antagonist of the *Shadow Collective* arc.
Queen Zarconda

Queen Zarconda (voiced by Kathleen Barr) was a villainess in the 1997 TV cartoon of "Extreme Dinosaurs". She appeared in 4 episodes, "Dinosaur Warriors", "Colossodome", "The Weresaur", and "Out of Time".
The queen of an alien world in "Colloso-Dome," who kidnaps T-Bone, Spike, and Stegz to satisfy her amusement. She then forced them to compete in her gladiator arena, the Colosso-Dome.
The dinosaurs and the rest of the gladiators escaped and rebelled against Zarconda. As she was making her getaway in her space ship, the Dinosaurs forced the ship to crash. The last we see of her is the ship being borded by the dinosaurs and telling her the show is over.
Clone Phibes

Clone Phibes are a group created with nano tech clones that each of them has their own aspect from the original Phineus Phibes. They are the main antagonist of the episode The Many Faces of Evil and the clones being the minor antagonist of the episode There’s a Doctor in the House with Evil Phibes being the main antagonist of that episode. They are overall minor antagonists of the show Shaggy and Scooby Doo get a Clue!
Like the original, the clones are all voiced by Jeff Bennett.
Overview
The clones were created by Phibes' techies, Ricky and Mark. Originally Dr. Phibes wanted the clones to be completely identical to him, but the techies made them with each of their own personality with some of them having hidden aspect of Phibes. The original did change his mind after seeing his evil version of himself.
Dr. Phibes' plans using his clones to cause havok around the world, so that Shaggy and Scooby-Doo has to travel all over the world to deal with them using nano-powered Scooby Snack. After Scooby-Doo has ingest a lot of Scooby Snack, he would be temporary immune to its effect, so Dr. Phibes and his clone can eliminate Shaggy and Scooby-Doo when they are at their most vulnerable. However, their planed failed due to the original and evil clone arguing, who is the better version and Shaggy's distraction allowing Scooby Doo to use the nano tech power again.
They appeared again in There’s a Doctor in the House, with Evil Phibes kicking the original out for his leadership. Evil Phibes then had to imprison all the clones in the trap door pit to prevent any versions from stopping his doomsdays weapon that requires their DNA scan to stop the weapon. Despite that, Shaggy and Scooby-Doo stopped Evil Phibes' plan. The clones’ fate are unknown with the original regaining his position as the leader once more.

Members
Peek-a-Boo Phibes - Wears a rubber glove on his prosthetic hand and like to give them a peek-a-boo and Phibes' aspect is unknown.
Klepto Phibes - Wears a burgler mask and Phibes' aspect is stealing.
Kung Fu Phibes - Wears a karate outfits and Phibes' aspect is anger.
Clown Phibes - Wears a clown costume outfit and Phibes' aspect is unknown.
Evil Phibes - wears a dark outfit and tanned and Phibes' aspect is evil. He also developed narcolepsy.
Pirate Phibes - wears a pirate costumes from the original's closet and Phibes' aspect is unknown.
Pants Down Phibes - Identical to original Phibes and like to pants down anyone and Phibes' aspect is naughty. According to Dr. Trebla, he may relate with the original on the tendency to threaten the world almost every day.
AT-ST Raider

The **AT-ST Raider** is a warpainted and heavily modified All Terrain Scout Transport that was used by a Klatooinian tribe, being presumably stolen/salvaged from an Imperial yard or outpost after the Galactic Empire's fall. The AT-ST was later destroyed by the heroes Din Djarin and Cara Dune when they drew it to the village that they raided regularly and it stepped in a man-made lake, rendering it useless. Djarin attached a bomb to the wrecked walker and blew it up.
Rob

**Rob**is the overall main antagonist of *The Amazing World Of Gumball.*

Originally a mistake in Elmore that was sent to the Void, Rob broke out and, not only becoming disfigured, became an evil, dark, manipulative villain who, after adopting the mantle "Dr. Wrecker", wants nothing but to cause chaos in Elmore, eventually becoming Elmore's biggest villain and the archenemy of Gumball Watterson.

## Personality

Rob was formerly a friendly, sociable person who would say hi to anyone, and would help people he knows if he happened upon them. He does, however, get deeply offended when someone forgets his name. When one of his friends forgets his name, he scolds them, and will even hinder their progress if he can. Two examples of such friends are Gumball and Darwin, who mistakenly call him several different names in "The Pony."

After his escape from the Void, he loses his memory for a while and becomes somewhat depressed. He lives in the basement of the Wattersons' house until Gumball and Darwin become suspicious of his stolen goods. They eventually track him down, and after cornering him, they force him to explain his actions. When they mention that there really isn't a villain in Elmore, the boys suggest he become their arch-nemesis - a suggestion that triggers his memory. He recounts how he begged the boys for help as they passed him in the void, and how they ignored him and went for Molly. (Though they failed to notice him.) His villainous backstory set, he swears vengeance on the boys and agrees to become their arch-nemesis.

As a villain, Rob has a very nihilistic philosophy on life. No longer does he care about the well beings of others, and only cares about getting revenge on his self-sworn nemesis: Gumball. This is evident in "The Bus" when kidnaps both the students, and the adults aboard the bus with plans to blow them up simply because he hates Gumball. Such a philosophy is explored even further in "The Disaster" and "The Rerun," in which he becomes aware of his fictional status and wants to make Gumball's life as miserable and broken as possible for the way he's treated on the show.

Despite this, "The Rerun" does show he has a heart as after Gumball attempts to save him, he sacrifices his friendship with Gumball to return to his villainous lifestyle and undo all of the damage. This attitude changes, however, in "The Ex," when Gumball foils all of his plans to destroy Banana Joe, and at the end of the episode, re-establishes his hatred for Gumball.

## Trivia

* In general, Rob is a minor character in season 1 and 2, a major antagonist in season 3 and 5 and the main antagonist of season 4 and season 6.
* He is voiced by Hugo Harold-Harrison, and his Dr. Wrecker voice is voiced by David Warner who voiced Ra's al Ghul in *Batman: The Animated Series*.
Gar Saxon

**Gar Saxon** is a recurring antagonist in the epic opera science-fiction franchise *Star Wars*. He first appeared in the 2014 comic miniseries *Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir* as a villainous supporting character. He later went on to appear in Season 7 of the 2008-2020 animated TV series *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* as one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside Rook Kast) of the Siege of Mandalore arc. Lastly, he appeared in Season 3 of the 2014-2018 animated TV show *Star Wars Rebels* as a minor antagonist.

He was a human male Mandalorian who lived during the final years of the Galactic Republic. He was originally a member of the Shadow Collective serving as a Mandalorian Super Commando during the Clone Wars. Following the end of the war, he joined the newly formed Galactic Empire and became the Imperial Viceroy of Mandalore.
Baby

**Baby** is the main antagonist of the Search for the Black Star Dragon Balls arc in *Dragon Ball GT.* He is a parasitic life form created by the tuffles to get revenge on the saiyans for destroying them who also seeks to conquer the universe. At first Dr. Myuu appears to be the main antagonist of the arc with Baby being his creation which he intended to wake form hibernation when he was ready. However it is eventually revealed that Myuu was actually created by Baby to carry out his plans while he was in hibernation who then kills Myuu believing he is no longer of use to him.
Dante (Fullmetal Alchemist)

**Dante** is the main antagonist of the 2003 anime adaptation of *Fullmetal Alchemist.* She is an alchemist who wants to live forever by sacrificing innocent people to create philosopher's stones which she may use to pass her soul into other peoples bodies and the one leading the homunculi, (falsely) promising them that she can make them human if they help her.
Lord Hater

**Lord Hater** is the central antagonist as well as the deuteragonist of the Disney Channel animated series *Wander Over Yonder, serving as the main antagonist of Season 1 and the deuteragonist of Season 2.*

In season one, he is the main villain of the series, with the goal of conquering the galaxy. In season two, a new and more powerful rival named Lord Dominator emerges.

## Physical appearance

Hater is a skeleton-like being who usually wears a red and black robe with white sleeves and yellow gloves, and a red cone-shaped hat.

## Military conquests

Hater commands an army of Watchdogs, short beings whose bodies are mostly a very large eyeball, with short legs and arms and no discernible mouth. They typically wear a black uniform with red gloves and shoes, and a black hat with a lightning bolt sticking out of it.

The leader of the Watchdogs is Commander Peepers. With this army, Hater is able to conquer many planets in his quest to rule the galaxy. His command ship is skull-shaped with a tongue-like boarding ramp.

## Personality

Lord Hater is a power-hungry, short-tempered, evil and cruel dictator. He enjoys rock and heavy metal music. However, in many cases he acts very immature and can easily be distracted from his plans by Wander and Sylvia, whom he has named his number one and two enemies.

He does have a soft spot. When Wander and Sylvia attempted a rescue on a deserted space ship, the only thing they found was a spider-like alien with a large mouth for a body. Even after Wander learned the alien had killed the crew, he wanted to keep the alien as a pet, but was forced by Sylvia to realize that it wouldn't work out. They then surreptitiously left the alien on Lord Hater's ship as the most suitable person to take care of it. Lord Hater became attached to "Captain Tim", the name given to the alien by Wander from some dog tags the alien was wearing. Hater often lets Captain Tim run loose around the ship and when the alien attempts to gnaw on his bones, Hater laughs because it tickles him.

## Powers and abilities

* Able to shoot energy bolts from his hands.

## Relationships

As stated above, Hater hates Wander and Sylvia. In the case of Wander, this occurs through Wanders kind-hearted nature and desire to spread goodness and happiness wherever he goes. Sylvia is more ready to fight, and the two often mostly disrupts Hater's plans.

Several months after Lord Dominator came into the galaxy, Lord Hater finally was able to see what he looked like: a female that wore a battle suit with a voice changer to make her sound masculine and menacing. Hater fell in love with her and attempted to court and woo her. It wasn't until she showed she had absolutely no interest in him and that her goal was not to conquer the galaxy, but to destroy all of it that he accepted she wasn't meant for him.
Madkat

"I’m a tough act to get off the stage!"
Insane comedian Lenny Ringtail, whose mind snapped when he was turned down as a Talk Show host in favor of David Litterbin, lets himself be possessed by the vengeful ghost of a medieval court jester who suffered a similar rejection centuries ago. The result is Madkat, a wisecracking, shapeshifting harlequin who uses his magical powers to kidnap "the king, queen, knight and jester" (aka Manx, Briggs, Feral and Litterbin), then vanish into thin air before the SWAT Kats can stop him.
Dr. Zarkale

A mad scientist, working for Queen Dark in 2075.
He has his own lab onboard of the FlagShip.
He first appears in Episode 3 where he should build a new Geco for her.
In Episode 5 he already gets punished for delivering bad work.
After that, he appears 1 final time in Episode 20, where he uses his latest invention:
A clone of Oscar, created using DNA of Oscar when he was arrested in Episode 4.
Argaï infiltrates the ship Zarkale is keeping Barnaby on and during the following fight
Zarkale gets killed by him...
Imperial Officer

**Imperial Officers**are major villains in *Star Wars Rebels*. They were first introduced as villains in the Original *Star Wars* Trilogy. They are non-infantry members of the Galactic Empire's military that serv forces on both the ground and in the air. They commonly crew starships, such as Imperial Star Destroyers, and shuttles. Some officers, such as Commandant Cumberlayne Aresko, were put in charge of training Cadets at Imperial Academies.
Pong Krell

**Pong Krell** is a main villain/antagonist of the *Umbara* story arc in Season 4 of *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. He is a very stern Besalisk fallen Jedi Master who served as a Jedi General during the *Clone Wars*. An unyielding Jedi General, Krell took a no-nonsense approach when it came to commanding a group of clone troopers. Having won many key Republic victories during the war, the Besalisk Jedi Master was recognized as a successful general among Jedi and clones alike.
Master Cyclonis

Atmos is going to learn soon enough that I've got much more in store for it. And as for the Storm Hawks, they'll pay for what they've done!
„

~ Master Cyclonis promising revenge on the Storm Hawks.

“
You can't win, Sky Knight. You'll do your moves and jump around, but the end result will be the same.
„

~ Master Cyclonis to Aerrow in Cyclonia Rising.

Master Cyclonis is the main antagonist of the Storm Hawks series, and the diabolical leader of Cyclonia.
According to Storm Hawks creator Asaph Fipke, Cyclonis is the descendant of a long line of evil emperors and empresses, and became ruler at an early age because of a tragic incident concerning her father.
Such she exhibits the signature evil overlord traits: high intelligence, expertise with doomsday devices (crystals in this case) and a violent dislike for failure on her subordinates' part, although she is more forgiving to the Dark Ace. To accentuate her evil personality, any particularly evil statements made by her carry a distorted, demonic secondary voice in the background. She wears a hood which uncurls into a mane, a cloak which she takes off during battle, and a small cape which she wears underneath the cloak.
Despite all her villainous tendencies, Master Cyclonis may have a suppressed softer side to her, potentially related to her relationship with her deceased parents.
In the finale of the second season, Cyclonis escapes to the Farside of Atmos, and the Storm Hawks follow after her. Master Cyclonis' ultimate fate has remained unknown to the fact that the series was cancelled afterwards.
Master Cyclonis' weapon of choice is her crystal staff, which, like Piper's staff, can have any number of effects based on the crystal powering it. The staff can reform itself if broken. In addition, Cyclonis herself can control and generate crystal energy without an intervening device, and can transform her weapons crystals during battle. She spends most of her time when not in the field at a console in her control room that has many mechanical arms, using it to create new crystals for use with her staff. She has many abilities with her crystals, such as deflection, teleportation, levitation, and shielding. She can also empower the Dark Ace with these abilities via the Binding.
Darth Stewie

**Darth Stewie** was the secondary antagonist of the *Family Guy* version of the Original *Star Wars* Trilogy. He was a parody of Darth Vader and played by Stewie Griffin. He was also the "father" of Luke Skywalker/Chris Griffin.

## Personality

Darth Stewie was far more like Stewie Griffin than Darth Vader. He was laid back, fun loving, carefree, rather obnoxious, had a very campy sense of humor, and was far more social and merciful than the actual Sith Lord. He conversed casually with just about anyone, even if he's about to kill them, and was struggling on admitting to himself and everyone around him that he's a homosexual. Darth Stewie was capable of laughing with his enemies and did not take himself as seriously as Darth Vader did. He was an avid fan of Richard Mark's *Hold onto the Night* and seemingly still wore a diaper due to actually being one year old (despite having a teenage son), which was a fact he used to tell Star Wars poo jokes.

He broke the fourth wall on occasion, and was notably aware that the *Family Guy/Star Wars* trilogy was a TV show, but seemed to just enjoy going along with it. He had a wicked side and, like Darth Vader, would kill almost anyone to fulfill his and Emperor Carter's goal. He also referred to being gay as "The Dark Side", showed no remorse at destroying Alderaan, killed his minions for trivial reasons, or cut off his son's hand. He also had very little, if any patience for his exasperating Hispanic maid, disapproved of high gas prices and missed going out dancing. Darth Stewie did, however, respect good manners and saved Luke from Emperor Carter because he asked nicely.
Donald Trump (SNL)

**Donald John Trump** is an ongoing parody of the 45th US president Donald Trump on the political comedy series *Saturday Night Live*. He is portrayed as a satire of the real Donald Trump and has appeared in several numerous *SNL* sketches, both before and after becoming president.

## Trivia

* He is currently portrayed by Alec Baldwin, who won a Critics' Choice Award for the role in 2016. Baldwin also played Fred Frenger Junior, Kennebrew Beauregard, Larry Quinn, Nick Kudrow and Mark Cordell, Makunga, and Dennis.
Dark Trooper

**Third generation design Dark Troopers** are supporting antagonists in *The Mandalorian* episodes "Chapter 14: The Tragedy" and "Chapter 16: The Rescue".

They are a type of Imperial Battle Droid used by Moff Gideon in his Imperial Remnant, and were responsible for capturing The Child on the planet Tython. While trying to rescue The Child, Din Djarin destroyed one of the droids by piercing the droid's unarmored neck with a beskar staff. The Mandalorian was able to eject the rest of the Dark Troopers into space. However, the droids were able to return to the light cruiser, and advanced towards the bridge where Djarin's associates had killed the entire bridge crew, and were waiting there with a defeated Gideon, whom Djarin had bested in combat earlier. Just as they were about to get into the bridge, Luke Skywalker arrived and destroyed all of the Dark Troopers.
Rook Kast

**Rook Kast** is the villainous deuteragonist of the 2014 comic miniseries *Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir*, and also appeared in Season 7 of the 2008-2020 animated television series *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* as one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside Gar Saxon) of the Siege of Mandalore arc.
Locke and Lode

**Locke And Lode** are the major antagonists of the animated show *Slugterra* they are twins who are Dr. Blakk’s associates to defeat the Shane gang

## Biography

### *Slugterra*

In Light as Day, they participated at the final battle with Blakk against the Shane Gang but are defeated by Trixie and Kord, and fled offscreen.

### *Into the Shadows*

After the defeat of Dr. Blakk, they lost their supply of Ghouls, forcing them to use regular Slugs again. They attempted to capture the Elemental Slugs from the Shane Gang but failed. They are later seen by the Shane Gang while they are committing another theft, but accidentally notice the Gang's presence and, after a chase, stopped by Tad.

After Tad was defeated, Locke and Lode managed to salvage a pair of Gattlers, and locate a bunch of Ghouls that escaped after Tad got trapped in the Deep Caverns.

### *Slugterra: Ansension*

in Episode 1 of Slugterra Ascension they return and have collected a lot of ghouls and Gattlers after Tad was defeated and they keep attacking Eli and Trixie but they trap them but they accidentally hit the rocks and fails on them but they are revealed to survive and unbeknownst to them that a mysterious villain is in the shadows

## Trivia

* Locke is right-handed; Lode is left-handed.
* Locke has a Beard while Lode has a few Band aids on his Chin.
* Their names are references to the phrase "lock and load".
Malmoth

Malmoth is a demon and the main antagonist in the 1985 French animated televison series Clémentine.
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Biography
Malmoth is a demon of fire of uncertain origin (perhaps inspired by the novel of Irish writer Maturin: Melmoth the wanderer, the spelling of the two is almost identical). At the beginning of the series, he is undefined, manifesting through a cloud, lightning, tree or rock (when Clementine had an accident). From episode 5 we see his true appearance as a fire demon (the cloud form reappears in a timely manner thereafter).
Malmoth has a strange fixation on Clementine, wishing to have her as a companion for eternity, to torture her with love. Countered by Hemera, he sends his minions to bring him the girl. When they fail, he transforms them into slimy creatures who are sentenced to crawl in his lair for eternity. Finally, Clementine finds the courage to confront him and that act allows Héméra to kill him.
Malmoth powers are unclear. He rarely leaves his lair and manifests on Earth in various ways (cloud, fire, etc..). Among his evil deeds, he killed Professor Delatrousse, injure Alex in the form of flame (Africa), throwed heat rays (Arab), created a demonic sword (Japan) or returned Clementine and Alex in the past.
Haja (Battle B-Daman)

**Haja** is a villian and a pickpocket in Battle B-Daman: Fire Spirits! His B-Daman is Gill Scorpion

## Appearance

Haja is a tall, 15 year-old male with brown hair tied in a scorpion braid. He has brown eyes outlined with red eyelids. He has a large "X"-shaped scar on his face from an unknown past experience. He has brown eyebrows and a green headband with a crescent buckle on it, and is also wearing yellow earrings. He has large purple beads around his neck and a red tank top. He has black pants and boots with yellow ring bands on his wrists and painted purple nails. Around his waist, he has large rings attached to a green karate-like belt.

## Trivia

* Haja is the founder of Team Junk, a team in the Manga which consists of people who were banned from participating in tournaments.
* He is 172 cm tall and weighs 60 kg.
* His blood type is B.
* His birthday is on 1 March.

## Personality

Haja is a very selfish and self-confident person. He always tries to get what he wants at any means necessary, especially by stealing it. Haja also has a very devious side, along with his greed, making several different evil faces and talking in a different matter. Haja's ego is one of his most annoying qualities, he refers to himself in the third person as Mister Haja, and during his battles he cheers himself on while dressing up in different outfits. Haja is also very comical, mimicking people by dressing up like them, and even doing very odd but funny things at random times. Haja's most odd quality is his poor sportsmanship, crying most of the time when he loses a battle and storming off of the scene. He always call himself, Mr. Haja as seen in Fire Spirits! Episode 3.

## Battle B-Daman: Fire Spirits!

Haja first debuted when he stole the Drive Shot from Yamato. He was first seen by Tommi who noticed his ability to crawl on walls like a spider. After he steals the Strike Shot, he is challenged by the owners of the shop but uses his load scream to implode the shop. Afterwards he is challenged by Yamato to an Sltimate Strike challenge to where whoever knocks down the most pillars wins. Haja leads and knocks down all but three pillars in his row with the Drive Shot. Yamato wins the battle by using Strike Magnum to knock down every pillar including the three Haja missed, Haja storms away in tears to everyone's surprise. After Gray receives a Strike Shot for completing his challenge+ Haja steals it but it is stolen back by Liena. Upsetted by this, he agrees to challenge Gray for it. He cheats and nearly defeats Gray but is interrupted by Liena who Haja defeats. The two start their match over and Gray defeats Haja, sending him away in tears. Haja returns to steal yet another Strike Shot from someone, this time being Joe and Terry McScotty. He steals the Random shot from them and uses it when Terry challenges him for it back. Haja uses a fatal attack with the Random Shot against Terry until Joe pushes him out of the way and is hit directly by Haja costing him his life.
Bishop Hartford

Bishop Hartford (voiced by Yuu Shimaka) – A greedy bishop of Nottingham that is to adopt Marian Lancaster for the Lancaster's wealth. Like Alwyn, the Bishop eventually starts to make a change for the better towards the end of the series. Unlike Alwyn, he remains loyal to the protagonists in the end, and eventually helps out Robin by informing them Alwyn's plot to take over the kingdom.
Hooded Claw

Sylvester Sneekly, also known as the Hooded Claw, is the main antagonist of the Hanna-Barbera animated television show The Perils of Penelope Pitstop. The show was a spin-off of a prior cartoon Wacky Races featuring the show's characters Penelope Pitstop and the Anthill Mob, but with the Hooded Claw replacing Dick Dastardly and Muttley as the primary villain (ironically, the two would've appeared as supporting antagonists in early plans). The more or less contemporary setting of Wacky Races was moved back to the 1910s or so, with the characters being redesigned to fit the older time period.
Biography
The Hooded Claw was the disguise used by heiress Penelope's lawyer and supposed guardian, Sylvester Sneekly, in a continuing effort to do away with Penelope, in order to make her family fortune his own. Sneekly would use his dual role (cartoon logic ignoring a limited disguise for his face and none for his voice) to set Penelope up for his latest trap, always in a different part of the world and based on the sights and history of the region, as well as the old-time damsel-in-distress stories.
Aiding him in this were two dim hirelings, the identical twin Bully Brothers. It seems likely the Claw wanted partners whom he could easily cheat should his schemes succeed, but failed to reckon with their dull-wittedness. Another factor likely holding him back (but firmly in keeping with the genre) was the complicated and slow-working nature of his death-traps. Frequently, one trap led right into another, with little or no stop till the end of the episode.
The Anthill Mob acted as Penelope's protectors: as easily fooled and misled as Penelope herself, but smarter than the Bully Brothers; once, when their personalities were inverted, their schemes to do away with Penelope were nearly successful. Modeled after the Seven Dwarfs, the Mob's members each had a signature trait that alternately aided Penelope, or got her, and them, into even deeper trouble, moments the Claw never hesitated to exploit. They were a determined, resourceful lot, and once they caught on to the Claw's inevitable involvement, they moved hard to save their pretty charge, who soon rescued them in return.
As the supposedly kind and caring Sylvester Sneekly, her guardian called his charge "Penelope," while the Claw referred to her only as "Pitstop." One joke by the Claw mentioned Dick Dastardly by name, possibly an indication that this show shared a world with Wacky Races and Dick Dastardly And His Flying Machines. Hanna-Barbera shows were known for this sort of humor, with Yogi Bear appearing on The Flintstones, and a classmate of Elroy Jetson's watching reruns of The Flintstones on a wristwatch-TV.
Sylvester Sneekly often gave hints to his true identity to Penelope, and once changed into the Hooded Claw costume in front of her, but Penelope was unable to believe that the guardian she admired was the Hooded Claw, and dismissed the idea.
Elodie

Elodie is a famous hero and a childhood "friend" of Enid. She was first seen in a cameo appearance in "I Am Dendy" as the mascot of an arcade machine game, M★Elodie, and she made her first true appearance in "You Have to Care".Because Elodie comes from a rich background, she is outwardly arrogant and condescending. She is manipulative and deceitful, having tricked Enid just to learn her technique to defeat her in the P.O.I.N.T. Academy Admissions Test. However, at the end of "You Have to Care", it is implied that despite her treatment of Enid, Elodie still considers her a childhood friend. As pointed out by K.O., Elodie was also never aware of the test until she and Enid discovered it together, hinting that she may have an inferiority complex and her blasé attitude is only a facade to mask her insecurities. This is later seen in "Bittersweet Rivals", as she shows considerable frustration after losses against Enid. In "Second First Date", back when they were still friends Elodie encouraged Enid to go out with Rad, whom she was aware Enid had a crush on, further indicating Elodie's friendship with her was genuine.

She is shown to be extremely vain as she takes delight with the love and attention of the patrons and employees at Lakewood Plaza Turbo, as she often remarks "I love being popular!". However, this may be a part of her facade, so as not to show her heartbreak of Enid cutting their ties.

Elodie may be an immensely complicated character, as she views Enid as two things: Her rival and her idol. Enid is who she wants to beat- the most talented person she'd ever fought. However, with her possible inferiority complex, she refuses to lose to Enid. It may be because she feels that if Enid surpasses her, she will fall behind, and never catch up again.
Almec

**Almec** is a recurring villain in *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. He serves as a supporting character in Season 2, as a major antagonist in Season 3 (serving as the main antagonist of the Black Market arc), and as a supporting antagonist in both Seasons 5 and 7 (serving as a major antagonist in both the Shadow Collective arc in Season 5 and the Siege of Mandalore arc in Season 7).

Born during the final years of the Galactic Republic, Almec served as Prime Minister of Mandalore under the administration of Dutchess Satine Kryze of the New Mandalorians during the Clone Wars. As the war progressed, Almec turned to the Black Market to smuggle in the needed goods to support Mandalore and was later imprisoned for his actions. Sometimes after, Satine was overthrown and Almec was reinstated as Prime Minister by Darth Maul and his Shadow Collective. He was later defeated and captured during the Siege of Mandalore. Sometime after his capture, Almec was killed by Gar Saxon so that the Prime Minister would not become an asset to the Republic/Mandalore Resistance forces.