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Mr. Weiderspahn

**Mr. Wiederspahn** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He is a partner at Weiderspahn and Wong, an accounting firm located in The City. He was forced to tell one of his employees, Arthur, to either stop wearing his moth suit (because his "rampant individuality" disturbed the other employees), or leave. He chose to leave his job, and went on his way. He later appeared in one of Arthur's dreams, and he transformed into a woman, and then a cat.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 01 The Tick vs. The Idea Men
* Season 3
	+ 03 Sidekicks Don't Kiss (dream sequence)
Captain Sanity

**Captain Sanity** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

Captain Sanity is a superhero psychiatrist, who works in a facility seemingly named after him. He treated the Tick after a traumatic incident involving ants, though his treatment methodology was questionable. After being called to deal with a The City-threatening threat, Tick leaves a session prematurely. Captain Sanity then schedules Tick for regular Thursday appointments

## Appearances

* Season 2
	+ 09 Ants in Pants!
Mongols

The **mongols** are characters on the animated television series *The Tick (animated series).*

## History

When we first see them, they are pulled from their time period, and placed in the year 1995. They were chosen by the Mother of Invention to retrieve the escaped Leonardo da Vinci (long story; Read more here), but were thwarted by the Tick. After the Mother of Invention's defeat, they were returned to their time period.

It can be assumed that because the Mongols existed long before 1995, they all died by the time of the series.

## Appearances

* Season 2
	+ 05 Leonardo da Vinci and His Fightin' Genius Time Commandos!
Latti

**Latti** *(Злата Денисова)* - баттл-МС из Казани. Первая девушка, принявшая участие на площадке INDE-battle во втором сезоне.

## Участие в баттлах

В октябре 2020 года Latti подала заявку на участие в турнире под биты на площадке INDE-battle X2, чем сразу вызвала волну обсуждений и споров среди участников лиги. Она столкнулась с резкой критикой её навыков на битах от Logaz'а, который так же впервые подавал заявку на INDE. По ходу развития конфликта сторону Logaz'a поддерживали его коллеги по музыкальному творчеству - YA.ros, fowella, Budge Up, Tiki и др. Позже ко всеобщей травле присоединились Гачи Мученик, Джекерд и Xtrikt.

Злата прошла в отборы, где по решению организаторов её сразу поставили против Logaz'a. По итогам равного баттла было принято решение пропустить в основную турнирную сетку Logaz'a, а путь Latti завершился первым и последним баттлом в её карьере.

## Список баттлов

**2020**
* ***Latti*** vs ***Logaz*** (*BPM*)

Logaz vs Latti (Отбор, INDE Battle)
Four-Legged Man

*We're putting you under citizen's arrest!*

**Four-Legged Man** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He is the leader of the Civic-Minded Five, and first appeared with the other Civic-Minded Five members when Tick and Arthur were combatting El Seed's plant crime wave, and assisted along with his fellow team members. He was also among the party attacked by Proto-Clown. He appears to be quite gallant and brave.He appears in the intro to the fictional TV series "Heroes".

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 06 The Tick vs. El Seed
	+ 12 The Tick vs. The Proto-Clown
* Season 2
	+ 08 Heroes (Heroes (fictional TV series) intro)
	+ 10 The Tick Loves Santa!
* Season 3
	+ 04 Tick vs. Arthur
Czar

**Czar** (*Иван Дмитриевич Махалов*) — рэп-исполнитель, участник Versus Battle.

## Участие в баттлах

Иван участвовал на баттлах лишь один раз в 2013 на одной из первых встреч Versus'а, где ему противостоял Гарри Топор. Несмотря на то, что фраза Ивана «*Я, бл\*, ослеп!*» стал культовым в баттловых кругах, Иван показал слабое выступление и уже после второго раунда оппонента сдался, уступив со сухим счётом 0:3. В дальнейшем, Иван на баттлах не участвовал, несмотря на то, что сам Иван не был против баттлов. Так в 2014-м году он должен был участвовать в Versus Battle против бывшего участника группы «Новый Союз» Юджина. Однако мероприятие, которое должно было пройти в Киеве, было отменено в связи с политической обстановкой в Украине. В 2018 году вызвал на баттл своего оппонента Гарри Топора, однако соперник дал согласие на баттл при условии, что Иван одержит три победы на основе Versus Battle'а

## Список баттлов

**2013**
* ***Czar*** vs ***Гарри Топор*** (*Поражение, 0:3*)

Гарри Топор vs Czar (Versus Battle)
## Творчество

Имеет на своем счёту множество одиночных и совместных видео- и аудио-работ, а также следующие альбомы:

* «Divers — Weiss Blau Rot» (Под псевдонимом M. Mecker, 2002)
* «Твою мать» (2007)
* «Мои манеры» (2008)
* «Твою Мать 2» (2011)
* «Phantom» (2013)
* «Не формат» (2013)
* «Pig Drum» (2019)
Arthur's Moth Suit

**Arthur's Moth Suit** is an object on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

It was created by Dr. J.J. Eureka Vatos, along with another one made for a woman (likely his daughter, Carmelita Vatos, as she fits it perfectly). After Vatos was swallowed by Blowhole in 1985, his possessions were auctioned off, including the suit, which was purchased by Arthur. Years later, he was forced to quit his job for the freedom to wear his suit, and he encountered The Tick, and became his sidekick. He wore the suit constantly from this point on (perhaps before), and used its wings to fly into battle.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 01 "The Tick vs. The Idea Men"
	+ 02 "The Tick vs. Chairface Chippendale"
	+ 03 "The Tick vs. Dinosaur Neil"
	+ 04 "The Tick vs. Mr. Mental"
	+ 05 "The Tick vs. The Breadmaster"
	+ 06 "The Tick vs. El Seed"
	+ 07 "The Tick vs. The Tick"
	+ 08 "The Tick vs. The Uncommon Cold"
	+ 09 "The Tick vs. Brainchild"
	+ 10 "The Tick vs. Pineapple Pokopo"
	+ 11 "The Tick vs. The Mole Men"
	+ 12 "The Tick vs. The Proto-Clown"
	+ 13 "The Tick vs. Arthur's Bank Account"
* Season 2
	+ 01 "The Little Wooden Boy and the Belly of Love"
	+ 02 "Alone Together"
	+ 03 "Armless but Not Harmless"
	+ 04 "Coach Fussell's Lament"
	+ 05 "Leonardo da Vinci and His Fightin' Genius Time Commandos!"
	+ 06 "Bloomsday"
	+ 07 "Evil Sits Down for a Moment"
	+ 08 "Heroes"
	+ 09 "Ants in Pants!"
	+ 10 "The Tick Loves Santa!"
	+ 11 "Tick vs. The Big Nothing"
	+ 12 "Tick vs. Reno, Nevada"
	+ 13 "Grandpa Wore Tights"
* Season 3
	+ 01 "That Mustache Feeling"
	+ 02 "Tick vs. Dot & Neil's Wedding"
	+ 03 "Sidekicks Don't Kiss"
	+ 04 "Tick vs. Arthur"
	+ 05 "Devil in Diapers"
	+ 06 "Tick vs. Filth"
	+ 07 "Tick vs. Europe"
	+ 08 "Tick vs. Science"
	+ 09 "Tick vs. Prehistory"
	+ 10 "Tick vs. Education"
* *The Tick* (video game)
Dr. Thrakk's Secret Cloning Sauce

**Dr. Thrakk's Secret Cloning Sauce** is an object on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

Thrakkorzog uses this substance as part of his formula to create clones in the Clonerizer. He pours some of it into the machine, and adds a tissue sample (from the desired cloning subject), along with a pinch of oregano. The Cloning Sauce is green in color, and seems to create clones with green skin.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 08 The Tick vs. The Uncommon Cold
Eclair

**Eclair** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick (animated series).*

Eclair is a tall blonde woman. She is very muscular. Her costume is a red and black leotard with a yellow lightning bolt down the center, with a yellow cape, boots, and gloves. She also wears a brown utility belt.

## History

Eclair is a superhero who lives in Antwerp, Belgium. She and her sidekick Blitzen were preparing to confront the villain Octopaganini when Eclair was invited to participate in the Superhero Exchange Program. Eclair traded places with The Tick, and she took up residence in Arthur's apartment.

Eclair was harassed by the sentient Gingerbread Men that had invaded the apartment, but considered them to be little more than a nuisance. She and Arthur were attacked by the Breadmaster in his gingerbread tank, and Eclair was frustrated to find that the tank's sugar glaze reflected her lightning vision. She agreed to create a diversion to allow Arthur to gather supplies to destroy the tank, and she found herself encased in the Breadmaster's quick-setting frosting.

She delayed the Breadmaster's assault by commiserating with him about the poor quality if American baked goods. This enabled Arthur to dissolve the tank's treads with milk, and Eclair destroyed the tank by shooting a lightning bolt into the turret. She then apprehended the Breadmaster and his accomplice Buttery Pat.

Eclair's fate is unknown, though she presumably returned to Belgium.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Flight**: Eclair can fly under her own power for extended periods of time without fatigue. She flew from Belgium to The City with no ill effects.
* **Lightning Vision**: Eclair can shoot lightning bolts from her eyes, either as an offensive weapon or as a convenience (such as to heat food).

## Appearances

* Season 3
	+ 07 Tick vs. Europe

## Trivia

* "Eclair" is a French word meaning "lightning".
* Eclair is muscular and seems to be stronger than most humans, but it was not explicitly stated or shown that she has superhuman strength.
* Eclair was not charmed when Die Fledermaus attempted to flirt with her.

## Gallery

Eclair meets Arthur.Eclair's lightning vision
Charles' father

*Charles, put the Moon back now.*

**Charles' father** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick*.

## History

He was reading his paper when superheroes Tick and Arthur came to his house to investigate. They were investigating Skippy's recent robberies, and it turned out to be that he was making a giant cannon, which he soon used to try to pull the moon into the earth. He later went on a trip with his family, but they let Charles stay at home (albeit under the care of a nanny). They return to find their home in ruins.

## Personality

He practices very "modern" parenting, and is very accepting of his children's ways, but more stern than his spouse.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 09 The Tick vs. Brainchild
* Season 2
	+ 04 Coach Fussell's Lament
Project SHAVE

**Project SHAVE** is a group of characters on the animated television series *The Tick (animated series).*

## History

At some point after the creation of the rogue mustache in Argentina in 1974, the United States government became aware of its existence. The government also learned that Russia was developing an artificial beard. This created an unacceptable imbalance of powers, and Project: SHAVE was created to capture or destroy the mustache.

Jim Rage acted as the leader of the organization, supervising three female agents who had been recruited for their special skills. The group was also outfitted with special equipment, including a high-pressure shaving cream sprayer, portable electrolysis wands, and a high-powered blow dryer. They tracked the mustache throughout the western hemisphere in an RV. During this time, Jim Rage became enamored of the agent named Crystal, though he never told her about his affections.

Project SHAVE was able to locate the mustache after it had attached itself to The Tick. They crashed Dot and Neil's engagement party, but were unable to capture the mustache, which fled after attaching itself to Sewer Urchin.

The Tick and Arthur then joined Project SHAVE in chasing the mustache to Dewey Bridge. En route, the agents discovered that Project SHAVE had lost its funding in 1986, and that Jim Rage was keeping the three agents working with him under false pretenses. Upon arriving at the bridge, the agents and heroes were appalled by Rage's willingness to blast Sewer Urchin with a rocket launcher in order to destroy the mustache. Rage was stopped by the Russian Beard.

At the conclusion of this adventure, Project: SHAVE apparently disbanded and the agents went their separate ways. It is unclear if Jim Rage faced any legal repercussions.

## Appearances

* Season 3
	+ 01 That Mustache Feeling

## Notes

* The name of Project SHAVE would seem to be derived from that of SHIELD, a large intelligence organization in the Marvel Comics universe.
* Similarly, the structure of Project SHAVE is apparently inspired by that of Charlie's Angels (from the popular TV and film series), which consists of three skilled female operatives who receive instructions from a male leader. The splitscreen effect used when Jim Rage introduces the three agents is also reminiscent of an effect used in the *Charlie's Angels* franchise.
* Jim Rage identified Project SHAVE as being part of a "loosely-defined, if not non-existent branch" of the government.
* Each of Project SHAVE's female agents is identified as being a specialist in demolitions.
* During Jim Rage's narration describing his team, the exterior of the Ohio School of Beauty (established 1922) is shown. This would tend to indicate that at least one of the SHAVE agents attended that school at some point.
Arthur (clone)

*I Arthur.*

**Arthur** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

Arthur was cloned from a toenail clipping of the Tick's sidekick Arthur for the sole purpose of surreptitiously obtaining a tissue sample from the Tick in order to clone him. He succeeded, but mysteriously vanished.

## Personality

While the only words he can say are "I Arthur", he seems to have a lot to say, pacing back and forth, and seemingly attempting to formulate complex dialogue.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 08 The Tick vs. The Uncommon Cold
Portuguese Man-O-War

The **Portuguese Man-O-War** is a character on the animated television series

## History

He attended the National Super Institute's tryouts to determine what city each hero would protect. it is unknown if he survived the explosion that destroyed the building, though, if the judges survived (in a cartoonish fashion), it's likely he did as well.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 01 The Tick vs. The Idea Men

## Trivia

* The Portuguese man o' war is a real creature, though it does not look like the character's helmet, as it is a siphonophore, not a jellyfish.
Pineapple Pokopo's palace

**Pineapple Pokopo's palace** is a location on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## Biography

It is surrounded by shark-infested waters, and is difficult to reach without a vehicle that resists shark bites (or if you're the Tick). Is has a computer with a massive monitor, and a long dining table surrounded mostly by a pool of water, likely connected to the ocean, as it is just as shark-infested.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 10 The Tick vs. Pineapple Pokopo
News 17 studio

The **News 17 studio** is a location on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## Biography

It appears to be The City's primary news source. For the first season, its only known reporter and anchor was Sally Vacuum, but in the first episode of season 2, she was carried away by Blowhole, indefinitely. She seems to have been replaced by Brian Pinhead, who takes over as the sole known anchor and reporter.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 01 The Tick vs. The Idea Men
	+ 03 The Tick vs. Dinosaur Neil
	+ 05 The Tick vs. The Breadmaster
	+ 06 The Tick vs. El Seed
	+ 13 The Tick vs. Arthur's Bank Account
* Season 2
	+ 02 Alone Together
Plunger Man's plunger

**Plunger Man's plunger** is an object on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

It is the primary tool used by Plunger Man for his job (that job being pluming), and he had it on his fateful trip to the City Art Museum, where he inadvertently prevented Venus and Milo from robbing it by knocking them out with a stall door in the ladies' bathroom. It also accompanied him on his call to unclog a toilet at the Enemy Awards.

## Appearances

* Season 2
	+ 03 Armless but Not Harmless
Jet Viking

**Jet Viking** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He was with his mother at the National Super Institute, when the Tick blew it up in his show of nigh-invulnerability. It is almost certain he survived, as his mother and others closer to the explosion survived unscathed, though he was never seen again in the series.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 01 The Tick vs. The Idea Men
Mayor Blank

**Mayor Blank** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

Cowardly and meek, the mayor pulls whatever political "mumbo-jumbo" he can to get around The City's policy against giving in to terrorist demands, such as claiming that the Breadmaster's attacks were also an act of baking. The mayor seems to be doing as little as possible for The City, which can only worsen it's terrible crime rate. He has even done as far as to stop American Maid from jumping out a window to save him from a group of villains, just because they were on the second story of the building.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 01 The Tick vs. The Idea Men
	+ 03 The Tick vs. Dinosaur Neil
	+ 05 The Tick vs. The Breadmaster
	+ 13 The Tick vs. Arthur's Bank Account
* Season 2
	+ 02 Alone Together
	+ 09 Ants in Pants!
Dot's car

**Dot's car** is a vehicle on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## Biography

Dot lent her car out to Arthur and Tick first when they went to party at the Comet Club, and then when they went to Wheat Land. After the latter trip, Proto-Clown happened to be rampaging through The City, and he destroyed the car.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 07 The Tick vs. The Tick
	+ 12 The Tick vs. Proto-Clown

## Trivia

* In its first appearance, it has a greenish yellow color, but in its second appearance, it's light-purple.
Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at Midnight

*So he says to me, 'you gotta do something smart, baby; something BIG'. He says 'you wanna be a supervillain, right?', and I go 'yeah, baby, yeah, yeah! What do I gotta do?!' He says 'you got bombs. Blow up the Comet Club. It's packed with superheroes. You'll go down in supervillain history.' And I says 'yeah, baby!' 'Cause I'm the Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at Midnight! Aaaaa-hahahahahahahaha!*
— ****The Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at Midnight****

**The Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at Midnight** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

In his first appearance, he takes a bag of bombs to the Comet Club, a nightclub frequented by superheroes, planning to "go down in supervillain history" by blowing the building up. He was discovered by Arthur, who tried to ward the Doorman, but was unable. Arthur, after some difficulty, gains the aid of Tick to successfully save the Comet Club, and capture the bomber. He later tried to gain access to the 45th Enemy Awards, but was easily disposed of by the bouncer.

## Personality

He is an extremely unstable man, who often speaks out loud to nobody, always as if he is telling a story, describing how an unidentified "he" grills him on how bad he really is. His attempt to blow up the Comet Club was an effort to prove himself to this "he". The Bomber seems aware of the way he acts, and is shown trying to suppress it a few times when someone catches him ranting, but is never able to hold it in long enough to be convincing.

## Paraphernalia

* **Bombs**: he has an unknown number of bombs in his possession. The means with which he created or otherwise acquired them is unknown. It is also unknown how no one noticed the presence of bombs throughout the Cometa Club, not even the one planted in Tick's chest.
	+ **Smoke Bomb**: he used a smoke bomb to escape from Arthur in the Comet Club washroom.
* **Evil Midnight Bomber's car**: he drives a dark-green car resembling a Volkswagen Bug.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 07 The Tick vs. The Tick
* Season 2
	+ 03 Armless but Not Harmless
	+ 08 Heroes (Heroes (fictional TV series) intro)

## Trivia

* Voice actor Maurice LaMarche based his performance on the vocal style of controversial stand-up comedian Sam Kinison.

## Gallery

And I say "yeah, baby, yeah, yeah, what do I gotta do?!"Eat my smoke, copper!
Speak

**Speak** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

Speak is a capybara from Mexico. He has brown fur and three toes on each foot.

## History

The animal later called "Speak" first appeared during the ceremony arranged by the pseudo-Aztec leader Wally Head. Wally planned to forcibly marry Arthur to Speak so that Arthur would no longer be a challenger for the affections of Carmelita. As part of the ceremony, Arthur and Speak were launched into the air by a catapult.

Speak collided with the light aircraft being piloted by The Tick, which then crashed. The Tick was knocked senseless in the crash and believed that the animal was speaking to him (with a sophisticated voice and speech pattern). The Tick felt an immediate bond with the animal (which he believed to be a dog) and named it "Speak".

At the conclusion of the adventure in Mexico, Speak returned to the United States with The Tick and Arthur. The Tick was still convinced that Speak could talk, and constructed elaborate fantasy scenarios about Speak's potential heroic exploits. The Tick brought Speak to his confrontation with the villain Baron Violent, and Speak was almost injured by falling asphalt. The Tick noticed (for the first time) that Speak looked unwell. The Tick rushed Speak to a veterinarian's office.

The veterinarian informed The Tick that Speak was a capybara, a large rodent. He provided the Tick with some medicine to treat Speak's various minor ailments.

Speak continued to live with the Tick and Arthur. He took little interest in their superheroic activities, despite The Tick's efforts to rouse Speak's enthusiasm. Speak was used as part of a booby-trap that the Breadmaster's sentient Gingerbread Men set for Arthur, but Speak emerged from the ordeal with few ill effects.

## Appearances

* Season 3
	+ 03 Sidekicks Don't Kiss
	+ 04 Tick vs. Arthur
	+ 07 Tick vs. Europe
	+ 09 Tick vs. Prehistory
	+ 10 Tick vs. Education

## Trivia

* Speak does not appear in the episode Devil in Diapers, despite significant portions of that episode taking place in Arthur's apartment.

## Gallery

Speak in the Gingebread Men's trapSpeak addressing the United Nations in The Tick's fantasy
Roll Grenades

**Roll Grenades** are objects on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

They were used by the Breadmaster to defend himself during his bread bombing spree. To use one, you bite a bite from it, and it expands to an enormous size after a few seconds, similarly to an ordinary grenade.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 05 The Tick vs. The Breadmaster

## Gallery

The Breadmaster, with the pseudo-pin in his mouth
Die Fledermaus' apartment

**Die Fledermaus' apartment** is a location on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

The home of Die Fledermaus. It is tastefully decorated, with a mostly purple, turquoise, and white color scheme.

Die Fledermaus' apartment was invaded by Gingerbread Men sent by the Breadmaster. They tormented him for weeks until they went stale.

## Appearances

* Season 2
	+ 07 Evil Sits Down for a Moment
* Season 3
	+ 07 Tick vs. Europe
Gail Matthius

**Gail Matthius** is an American actor, improvisor, and voice-over artist. She portrayed Mindy Moleford and other characters on the animated television series *The Tick*.

Gail Matthius was a member of the cast of *Saturday Night Live* from 1980 to 1981. Later, she developed a successful career as a voice performer, working in many notable animated films and television series including *Tiny Toon Adventures* (as Shirley the Loon), *Bobby's World* (as Martha) and *Animaniacs*.
Klaus

**Klaus** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He was a member of the Swiss Industrial Spies. He and the other Swiss members were searching for the secrets of J.J. Eureka Vatos, contained in a notebook, and only usable with a secret code. They hunted his daughter, Carmelita Vatos, until she found the owner of the other Moth Suit, Arthur. They confronted them during their dinner date at the Bistro D'Burden, and tried to steal the book and key to the code, which were in ther suits. However, the Tick arrived and stopped Franz, Hilda and he, although Bernard, their leader, escaped. He is nearly identical to Franz, with the only discernable difference being Klaus' significantly less fit figure.

## Paraphernalia

* **Giant Swiss Knife**: he, along with the other Swiss, used a giant Swiss knife with many applications to fight for evil.

## Appearances

* Season 2
	+ 01 The Little Wooden Boy and the Belly of Love
Rubber Justice

**Rubber Justice** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick (animated series).*

## Biography

He was one of the three judges of the annual contest held by the National Super Institute to hand out specifically chosen cities to worthy superheroes. He was blown up, along with the rest of the Institute, by the Tick's doomsday device. What happened to him after this is unknown.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 01 The Tick vs. The Idea Men

## Trivia

* He is similar to a character from the Tick comics named "Rubber Ducky".
* He is a parody of the Marvel Comics character "Mr. Fantastic".
Milkie

*Hi, I'm Milkie, the Milk Boy. \*snort\*. Would you like to try a free sample? \*snort\*.*

**Milkie the Milk Boy** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He handed out free samples of milk in Stuart's Food Castle, before it was destroyed by the Breadmaster. He may have not survived the "bread bombing".

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 05 The Tick vs. The Breadmaster
Franz

**Franz** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He was a member of the Swiss Industrial Spies. He and the other Swiss members were searching for the secrets of J.J. Eureka Vatos, contained in a notebook, and only usable with a secret code. They hunted his daughter, Carmelita Vatos, until she found the owner of the other Moth Suit, Arthur. They confronted them during their dinner date at the Bistro D'Burden, and tried to steal the book and key to the code, which were in ther suits. However, the Tick arrived and stopped Klaus, Hilda and he, although Bernard, their leader, escaped. He is nearly identical to Klaus, with the only discernible difference being Franz's significantly fitter figure.

## Paraphernalia

* **Giant Swiss Knife**: he, along with the other Swiss, used a giant Swiss knife with many applications to fight for evil.

## Appearances

* Season 2
	+ 01 The Little Wooden Boy and the Belly of Love

"Deploy toothpick."
Dr. Think's assistant

**Dr. Think's assistant** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He appeared alongside Dr. Think when he was trying to get Dinosaur Neil to wear the giant pair of pants. He did most of the managing and moderating of the operation, as Think was very entranced by the pants. He did the same for Think's later plan to entice a humongous nest of (normal-sized) ants with a giant candy bar, filled with nougat.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 03 The Tick vs. Dinosaur Neil
* Season 2
	+ 09 Ants in Pants!
Sgt. Doodlehead

**Sergeant Doodlehead** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He is the police sergeant of The City, and has a very short temper. He is first seen trying to reason with Dinosaur Neil. In a later episode, he tries to arrest Tick and Arthur, who were currently framed for a crime spree by Venus. He later stood by the mayor's side during Betty's attempted roasting of The City.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 03 The Tick vs. Dinosaur Neil
* Season 2
	+ 03 Armless but Not Harmless
	+ 04 Coach Fussell's Lament
	+ 09 Ants in Pants!
Devil in Diapers

**"Devil in Diapers"** is an episode of the animated television series *The Tick.*

## Synopsis

Mr. Mental disguises himself as a baby and takes up residence in The Tick and Arthur's apartment while preparing a new weapon.

## Plot

Mr. Mental flees from Pendecker Laboratories, pursued by two robots. He makes his way to The City and hypnotizes The Tick and Arthur into believing that he is a baby that has been abandoned on their doorstop. The Tick takes the baby in, and is excited at the prospect of parenthood.

Mr. Mental realizes that he is missing a vital component for his current plan (a device that can create mentalplasm, a substance made of pure mental energy) and contacts Minda, his former assistant. She is reluctant to help him.

At the facility from which Mr. Mental escaped, the mumbling Julius Pendecker berates his associates for letting Mr. Mental get away. They plan to recover their prisoner while attracting as little attention as possible.

The Tick and Arthur take their "baby" on a trip to the park. Mr. Mental's hypnosis is not far-reaching, and some citizens are appalled to see The Tick and Arthur frolicking with a grown man who is wearing only a diaper. Pendecker's operatives attempt to abduct Mr. Mental while disguised as dingoes, but The Tick defeats them.

Mr. Mental sneaks away and communicates with Minda telepathically. He convinces her to help him recover an item he lost during his escape. The Tick and Arthur then find him and take him home. Minda arrives at Arthur's apartment and delivers the device Mr. Mental had lost. He then begins assembling it.

Pendecker disguises himself as a baby as well and arrives at the apartment to confront Mr. Mental. Pendecker and Mr. Mental struggle over the device until Mr. Mental gains control of it. Mr. Mental then reveals himself to The Tick and Arthur and activates the device. He uses mentalplasm to overpower The Tick until Arthur is able to sever Mr. Mental's connection to the mentalplasm. Mr. Mental is defeated and Pendecker flees via helicopter, vowing revenge.

The Tick is saddened by the loss of his new family and vituperates Mr. Mental before sending him to jail.

## Characters

### Main Characters

* Tick
* Arthur

### Antagonists

* Mr. Mental
	+ Minda
* Julius Pendecker
	+ Pendecker's Henchmen
	+ Chuck
	+ Pendecker's Robots

### Other Characters

* Cab Driver
* Clammy
* Woman in the Park

## Locations

* Arthur's apartment
* City Park
* Minda's Apartment
* Pendecker Laboratories
* Captain Sanity's Superhero Sanitarium

## Notes

* Minda makes an appointment for Bi-Polar Bear.
* Speak, who had been featured in the previous two episodes, does not appear in this one.
Bernard

*No, no, no, no, no. Silly American Maid. Ve are certainly Swiss, but, our actions, IN NO VAY, represent zhe policies of zhe Swiss government. Ve are actually more like... criminals.*

**Bernard** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He was the leader of the Swiss Industrial Spies, and orchestrated all of their operation. He and the other Swiss members were searching for the secrets of J.J. Eureka Vatos, contained in a notebook, and only usable with a secret code. They hunted his daughter, Carmelita Vatos, until she found the owner of the other Moth Suit, Arthur. They confronted them during their dinner date at the Bistro D'Burden, and tried to steal the book and key to the code, which were in ther suits. However, the Tick arrived and stopped three of them, leaving Bernard to escape with he book. But Arthur flew after him, and took the book back. He and the other members were never seen again.

## Paraphernalia

* **Giant Swiss Knife**: he, along with the other Swiss, used a giant Swiss knife with many applications to fight for evil.

## Appearances

* Season 2
	+ 01 The Little Wooden Boy and the Belly of Love
Jim Rage

**Special Agent Jim Rage** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick (animated series).* He has grey hair and a hairy chest. He prefers to not wear shoes for some unknown reason.

Jim Rage wears an eyepatch, though he has both of his eyes (which are green). Presumably, he wears the eyepatch to seem more rugged and dangerous.

## History

Jim Rage claimed to work for Project SHAVE. He acted as the leader of the organization, supervising three female agents who had been recruited for their special skills. They were tasked with apprehending a fugitive mustache, which they tracked throughout the western hemisphere in an RV. During this time, Jim Rage became enamored of the agent named Crystal, though he never told her about his affections.

Project SHAVE was able to locate the mustache after it had attached itself to The Tick. They crashed Dot and Neil's engagement party, and an altercation ensued during which Rage sprayed copious amounts of shaving cream onto several of the guests with his high-powered sprayer. The agents were unable to capture the mustache, which fled after attaching itself to Sewer Urchin.

The Tick and Arthur then joined Project SHAVE in chasing the mustache to Dewey Bridge. En route, the agents discovered that Project SHAVE had lost its funding in 1986, and that Jim Rage was keeping the three agents working with him under false pretenses (and that his eyepatch was an affectation). Upon arriving at the bridge, the agents and heroes were appalled by Rage's willingness to blast Sewer Urchin with a rocket launcher in order to destroy the mustache. Rage was stopped by the Russian Beard.

At the conclusion of this adventure, Project: SHAVE apparently disbanded and the agents went their separate ways. It is unclear if Jim Rage faced any legal repercussions.

## Appearances

* Season 3
	+ 01 That Mustache Feeling

## Notes

* Jim Rage's name and appearance seem to have been inspired by the Marvel Comics character Nick Fury, who also wears an eyepatch and leads a team of special agents called SHIELD.
* Jim Rage is one of the few characters that have colored eyes (the color being green), although they are occasionally illustrated as standard black dots.
* In the book *The Tick: Mighty Blue Justice*, the character is identified as "Jim Rave". This is apparently a typo.

## Gallery

Jim Rage with his eyepatch on the wrong side.Jim Rage with both eyes showing
Mr. Fleemer

**Mr. Fleener** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.* He is a wealthy adult with brown hair.

## History

Mr. Fleener is an amoral businessman whose carelessness and cast-cutting resulted in the mutation of the original Uncle Creamy. When Uncle Creamy seeks revenge, Mr. Fleener attempts to discredit Uncle Creamy and create the public perception that he is a supervillain.

Fleener hires a new Uncle Creamy to fight the original. Eventually, the new Uncle Creamy is defeated and the truth about Fleener's dangerous business practices is brought to light. He is arrested.

## Appearances

* Season 3
	+ 10 Tick vs. Education
Moon

* Whole
* "CHA"
* Missing Chunk

The **Moon** is a location on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

Chairface Chippendale planned to use the Geismann Lenses (in a heat ray) to write his name across the moon, and had Forehead, Boils and Zipperneck steal them. He was stopped by Tick, Arthur and American Maid, but not before he was able to write "CHA" (and the "A" wasn't even complete). At a later date, Tick was shot up to the Moon in a rocket, in order to remove the "CHA", but the bomb he was supposed to use blew up on his back when he was on the "C", and sent him off into space. When he returned, he agreed to let "devourer of worlds" Omnipotus take a bite (unfortunately, he didn't bite the "HA"). For the rest of the series, the moon retained a "HA" and a large missing section.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 01 The Tick vs. The Idea Men (first appearance, background)
	+ 02 The Tick vs. Chairface Chippendale (first full appearance)
	+ 03 The Tick vs. Dinosaur Neil (background)
	+ 07 The Tick vs. The Tick (background)
	+ 09 The Tick vs. Brainchild (background)
* Season 2
	+ 02 Alone Together
	+ 06 Bloomsday (background)
	+ 07 Evil Sits Down for a Moment (background)
	+ 10 The Tick Loves Santa! (background)
	+ 11 Tick vs. The Big Nothing (background)
	+ 13 Grandpa Wore Tights (background)

## Gallery

The moon post-bomb, and pre-biteThe moon's final look
Geismann Heat Ray

The **Geismann Heat Ray** is an object on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## Biography

It was made under the order of Chairface Chippendale for the purpose of writing his name on the Moon as revenge against society. He completed its construction just in time for his birthday party, when Forehead delivered to him the Geismann Lenses, which could amplify a beam of light into a super-powerful heat ray. Tick, Arthur and American Maid crashed the party, however, and stopped Chairface, but not before he could write "CHA" on the Moon (although the "A" was incomplete). Its status afterwards is unknown

## First Appearance

* Season 1
	+ 02 The Tick vs. Chairface Chippendale
* Season 2
	+ 02 Alone Together (mentioned, as "laser cannon")
Mega-Multi Devastator Cannon

*It's wicked!*
— **Charles reveling in its splendor**

**The Mega-Multi Devastator Cannon** is a device that appears in the animated television series The Tick.

## Biography

It was built by Charles as a way to enact mass evil, and he built it with various stolen technology, such as an unspecified machine piece from Turbo-Cyber-Dyno-Tronic-Research and Development Laboratories, and a microwave oven from Angry Hank's Technorama. It was destroyed when Charles tried to pull the moon into the earth, but Tick tricked his cyborg dog, Skippy into craching into the machinery on the walls of the treehouse that it was in. The device can animate inanimate objects, and force them to obey the user's will, and it functions as a super-powerful tractor beam, strong enough to pull the Moon our of its orbit.
Coach

The unnamed **Coach** of the Deertown Aztecs youth baseball team is a character on the animated television series *The Tick (animated series).* He had long gray hair and a disheveled appearance.

## History

The Coach of the Deertown Aztecs was with them when their airplane crashed in Mexico. The boys apparently over-powered the coach and held him prisoner in a dungeon for fifteen years while they lived as Aztecs.

When Arthur is abducted and brought to the Aztec ruin, he is placed in the dungeon with the coach. The coach is more interested in recounting the team's exploits on the baseball diamond than escaping. The Tick arrives and rescues Arthur and the coach, helping them avoid some booby traps before simply smashing through a wall to safety.

The coach's fate is unknown, but he was presumably returned to the United States after being freed.

## Appearances

* Season 3
	+ 03 Sidekicks Don't Kiss

## Trivia

* The coach was a kindly man, and was apparently indulgent of the players on his team. He had little control over them (resulting in their plane crashing) and he was unable to exert any authority over them when they were stranded in Mexico.
Pat Musick

**Pat Musick** is an American voice actress who portrayed many characters on the animated television series *The Tick,* most notably Sally Vacuum and the Bee Twins.

Some of her most notable roles include Tony Toponi in *An American Tail,* and subsequent spin-offs, Fluffy, Uranus and Charles on *Duckman,* and Janine Melnitz on *Extreme Ghostbusters.*
American Maid's catering van

**American Maid's catering van** is a vehicle on the animated television series *The Tick (animated series).*

## History

It first appears as part of American Maid's plan to infiltrate Chairface Chippendale's birthday party, along with Tick and Arthur, disguised as caterers. Interestingly, it appears later in the series, yet it still bears the trappings of a catering service's vehicle.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 02 The Tick vs. Chairface Chippendale
* Season 2
	+ 09 Ants in Pants!
Coach Fussell

**Coach Fussell** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He was Charles' coach in high/middle school. Because of Charles' frustration with Phys Ed, he turned Fussell and the rest of the class into ants, and put them in a jar. After a kerfuffle with the Tick and Arthur, they were released and turned back into humans.

## Appearances

* Season 2
	+ 04 Coach Fussell's Lament
Neil

*So-ho-ho, tell me, Tick. When you were, you know, in my mouth, fighting my tongue, was that, uh... weird?*

**Neil**, also known as **Dinosaur Neil**, is a character on the animated television series *The Tick*.

## History

An ordinary paleontologist/tour guide fascinated with science, tragedy struck the day Neil accidentally ate a piece of dinosaur tissue, causing him to mutate into a giant humanoid dinosaur. Fortunately, superheroes the Tick and Arthur were able to save him, and he ended up meeting Dot, Arthur's sister, who he immediately connected with.

Later, he was engaged to Dot, but the ceremony was disrupted when a group of villains turned him back into a dinosaur. Tick, Arthur and Dot managed to save him, and the wedding commenced without any further problems.

## Personality

One of the biggest driving factors in Neil's life is science: whether it's turning him into a dinosaur or turning him back, it always motivates him to keep searching for more knowledge. Another driving force in his life is Dot, who he loves deeply.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 03 The Tick vs. Dinosaur Neil
* Season 3
	+ 02 Tick vs. Dot & Neil's Wedding

## Trivia

* Oddly, he seems to constantly wear his dinosaur suit, no matter the situation (for example, at his wedding, under his tuxedo).
* Neil was made into an action figure by Bandai Toys. It was part of the first series. The Dinosaur Neil figure included a "growing" feature.
Evil Eye Café

**The Evil Eye Café** is a location on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## Info

The Evil Eye is a café located within The City, that is almost entirely frequented by villains and criminals. Its entrance appears to be located in an alley, and its features include a stage and several tables and chairs.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 04 The Tick vs. Mr. Mental
* Season 2
	+ 03 Armless but Not Harmless
Soren

**Soren** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick*.

## History

Soren, along with his sister, Fred, is a performer based in Reno, Nevada. We know that, prior to their appearance in the series, they met Arthur's parents, Harry and Ruth on a cruise, whereabouts they learned of Arthur and Tick's superheroics. When they are introduced, they are the handlers and co-performers of Mr. Smarty Pants, the smartest dolphin in the world. During one of Soren and Fred's performances, Mr. Smarty Pants is abducted, bringing them to turn to Tick and Arthur for help. Together, the four of them investigate Mr. Smarty Pants' capture. As part of a plan to find Mr. Smarty Pants, Soren and Fred hide in barrels of fish which are shipped to the location where Mr. Smarty Pants is being kept. They are successfully delivered to Mr. Smarty Pants, but when they arrive they discover that their beloved dolphin is a supervillain named "The Fin," who can speak perfectly fluent English. He forces Soren and Fred to recreate the humiliate stunts which he performed whilst part of their act. Tick and Arthur eventually arrive to save the day, which they do successfully. We learn that The Fin was remanded to Soren and Fred's custody. Soren and Fred lament their own inconsiderate treatment of The Fin/Mr. Smarty Pants, whilst using him as part of their new act, centered around Mr. Smarty Pants being the *angriest* dolphin in the world.

## Appearances

* Season 2
	+ 12 Tick vs. Reno, Nevada
Mole People

**Mole Men** are a group on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

The Mole People live deep underground, but how many of them exist, and how far their culture reaches, is unknown. There may just be one kingdom, as the only known king in the series is simply referred to as "the Mole King". A spelunker once discovered their kingdom, and fell in love with a Mole Woman. They produced a child: Mindy Moleford. She grew up on the surface, and became a famous supermodel. She went to live among the other Mole People when she fell in love with the Mole King, who was on a visit to the surface. They have advanced technology, seen in the Mole Digger and the Mole Gauntlets. The spelunker seems to have interacted with more members of the species, as they possess construction helmets, and clothes that "surface dwellers" would wear.Their courtship rituals involve a chant or song, and ceremonial garb (depicted in the gallery). Their eyes are very sensitive to sunlight.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ The Tick vs. The Mole Men
City Baking College

The **City Baking College** is a location on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## Biography

The school taught the Breadmaster for some time, before he was expelled for pursuing "perverse baking experiments". Some of which include a projectile danish, floating pies, and a muffin that stole the dean's car. He later targeted it in his Bread bombing spree, but Tick managed to stop its destruction. It has a Hall of Strange Baking Oddities, one of which being Wisconsin's Cruller Man.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 05 The Tick vs. The Breadmaster
Akiko Ikebana

*Go fish, madman.*

**Professor Akiko Ikebana** is a character on the animated television series The Tick.

## History

Ikebana is introduced to the audience as the guardian of the 400-Year Bloom, a flower that must be nurtured constantly, so that it does not bloom in the "bad way." She confesses to Tick, Arthur and American Maid at the City Annual Flower Show, where the bloom is on exhibit, that someone has been following her across the country. When this person, revealed to be El Seed, does strike, she gives the bloom to Arthur in exchange for his plant, and is then kidnapped by El Seed. She is, however, eventually rescued by our heroes, and the bloom, after briefly but mostly inconsequentially blooming in the "bad way," is placed under her protection yet again.

## Appearances

* Season 2
	+ 06 Bloomsday

## Trivia

* Her surname, Ikebana, is likely a reference to the Japanese art of flower arrangement of the same name.
The Tick Animated Wiki

## Hello, and welcome to The Tick Animated Wiki!

*The Tick* Chronicles the adventures of superhero Tick, and his sidekick/best friend Arthur, as they face a variety of devious supervillains.

This is a wiki, a website that anyone, including you, can edit. Go ahead, try it out! It's about The Tick, a comedic cartoon based on a little comedic comic book. If you need any help, please contact the founder, Fuzzy Slippers.

## Characters

The TickAmerican MaidDie FledermausArthurSewer UrchinCrusading ChameleonBig ShotHuman BulletMayor BlankDotCarmelitaNeilChairface ChippendaleEl SeedThe BreadmasterCharlesMr. MentalPineapple PokopoThe Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at MidnightVenusThe TerrorHandyHuman TonJoseph Stalin

***The Tick, and all related characters, logos, etc. are trademarks of New England Comics and Sunbow Productions.***

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Feral Boy

*Reral Roy!*

**Feral Boy** is a character on the animated television series *The Tick.*

## History

He first appeared with the other Civic-Minded Five members when Tick and Arthur were combatting El Seed's plant crime wave, and assisted along with his fellow team members. He was also one of the party attacked by Proto-Clown.

## Personality

He is seemingly-rabid, more like a dog than a human, he even has a "doggy door" in the Civic-Minded Five's headquarters. His age is unknown, although the mere fact that he's referred to as Feral *Boy* seems to suggest that he is a child, as well as his short stature and thin build. He serves as the team's de-facto animal mascot.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ 06 The Tick vs. El Seed
	+ 12 The Tick vs. The Proto-Clown
* Season 2
	+ 10 The Tick Loves Santa!
* Season 3
	+ 04 Tick vs. Arthur