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This article details fictional characters in Loonatics Unleashed. Below are the heroes, villains and minor characters of the series.

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[edit] Loonatics

The main characters of the series. These characters are the descendants of the classic Looney Tunes characters, according to multiple press releases and official sources. Descendants of other Looney Tunes are unverified.

[edit] Ace Bunny

Ace is an adroit, quick-witted, and action-driven leader who galvanizes his crew for each mission. He is also a very capable martial artist and swordsman. His weapon of choice is a collapsible sword, revealed in the second season to be a Frelengian energy weapon (a reference to Friz Freleng) called the Guardian Strike Sword. Before gaining his powers, Ace was a martial arts stunt double working for a movie studio. Ace is a descendant of Bugs Bunny, right down to the Brooklyn accent, and wears a yellow uniform. He might be in love with Lexi Bunny, in the same way that Bugs was with Lola in the past. He does appear the most concerned about her and he spends more time with her than the other Loonatics. An example of his concern for Lexi can seen in the episode "It Came from Outer Space". Ace had become slightly distressed after hearing that Lexi had gone on Melvin's offer and he became protective of her upon Melvin insisting he will take Lexi. Both Ace and Lexi lack the buck teeth their ancestors had, though they both lack the whiskers. According to the WB website, Ace enjoys playing with his adversaries before finishing them, like his ancestor. However in cases of someone who possesses abilities to a level where they could be a potential threat to him and his team in dealing with them, he does so less. e.g Massive, Sypher, Optimatus and Deuce.

Abilities and weapons:

  • Agility
  • Optical enhancement: Infrared laser-lock vision.
  • Laser vision: Can fire laser blasts from his eyes.
  • Guardian Strike Sword (weapon)

[edit] Lexi Bunny

Lexi is the trendy female anthropomorphic rabbit. Just as seductive as her ancestor before gaining her powers, Lexi was a student at Acmetropolis University who tried to join the school's cheerleading squad. The captain, afraid she was too good, did not accept her. Lexi is a descendant of Lola Bunny, and wears a pink uniform. Her relation to Ace, if any, as well as whether Bugs and Lola (or their descendants) had children together is unclear (If so and it was from Bugs and Lola then they can be 4th cousins assuming they come from two different immediate families). She does seem to care deeply about Ace, though, as evidenced by how she reacted to the possibility of him being dead in "Acmegeddon, Part Two" while ignoring the fact that Rev could also be dead. Aside from that, however, whatever concern she may have for his safety she seems to keep well hidden. However there may be a couple of examples where she showed mild concern but not something of an deep emotional display, i.e In "A Creep The Deep" she told Duck off when he failed to save Ace from being captured by Adolpho and in "The Hunter", she asked why he had to let Electro capture him considering how risky it could be. In "In search of Tweetums", Lexi was the first one to run to Ace's side after he banished Deuce through a wormhole in the generator area of wormhole central by using the Guardian Strike Sword on the point where Tweetum's sceptre was located to power the machine. The effort leaving him exhausted, he subsequently collapsed. In "A Creep in the Deep" when attempting to fire a "Brain Blast" underwater it was heightened to a crude yet powerful psionic explosion that disrupted Adolpho's mind control over the sea creatures with the help of Danger Duck saving Acmetropolis from being sunk. Lexi occasionally expresses concern about her looks, the first time being in the pilot episode "Loonatics on Ice" when Zadavia tells them about the freeze Lexi mutters about how wearing a sweater would make her look chubby. Another example is in "Stop the World I Want To Get Off" when she asked if Tech could find a way of reverting their weight to normal without making them look bloated. A further example is in "The World Is My Circus" after being mutated by the DNA scrambler of RingMaster and Otto she says that they can't keep fighting and the Pepe Le Pew look is not her. This is an ironic statement as she along with all the other Loonatics would eventually encounter Pierre Le Pew (the evil human parody of Pepe Le Pew) who observed her placing a Pterosaur back into the Acmetropolis Zoo (it was implied that he released the animals to be able to recruit Slam to his illegal fights arena) and Pierre attempted to flirt with/hit on her by complimenting her looks. Lexi however was predictably repulsed by Pierre's stench and creepy mannerisms. Recently Lexi drank nectar made by Queen Athena, which gave her the ability to control plants.

Abilities:

  • Agility
  • Sonic hearing: Possesses expert eavesdropping skills and hyper-sensitive hearing.
  • Brain blast: The ability to shoot concentrated "psi balls" from the top of her head.
  • Plant control: The ability to mentally control the growth of plants by emitting brain blast at a chosen plant, and the ability to swiftly create plants (since this was not one of her original powers and she has not used it since, it may be assumed that this was only temporary).

[edit] Danger Duck

Danger Duck (usually referred to as just Duck) is the spotlight hungry, egoistical member of the Loonatics and wears an orange uniform. Duck longs to one day lead the Loonatics, though he does seem to tolerate Ace's leadership. Before gaining his powers, Duck worked as a swimming pool cleaner, and true to form, he dreamed of becoming a lifeguard. Duck is a descendant of Daffy Duck (who is also Duck Dodgers when Daffy is frozen in a block of ice), and possibly Melissa Duck, his voice sounding similar to Daffy Duck, but without the trademark lisp. He is usually shown up by other characters or angering them with his antics. He is very boastful and has a habit of attempting to re-invent himself (such as requesting name changes for himself, or attempting to add a cape to his uniform). He can also be extremely opportunistic, once trying to be Slam Tasmanian's wrestling manager simply for profit, then haggling with Slam over how much each of them should get (with preference that Duck receive 90% and Slam 10%). Of all the characters, he seems to be used most often as comic relief, despite or perhaps due to his arrogant personality. However, he proves his worth from time to time.

In "A Creep in the Deep", Duck developed a new way to use his powers. Dubbing the power "Aqua Dense", Duck used it single handedly to propel a boat out of a whirlpool and reverse the flow of another whirlpool with help from Lexi Bunny. In "Cape Duck" he seemed to be able to mentally guide the direction of his "Aqua Dense" blasts when using it against Stomper in the sewers.

In the episode "In the Pinkster", we find that Duck is revealed as the second person to personally know a villain as his buddy Pinkster turned out to be a villain much to his horror (Pinkster was one person whom Duck could be considered having a "brotherly love" for as he begged Ace to let him join. Scolded the newsreporter for calling Pinkster a helping failure and when it was the night before the Curium when speaking to Ace and the rest he admitted that despite Pinkster's clumsiness maybe there was something he could do that they hadn't thought of). It was revealed in this episode that Duck grew up in an orphanage with his best friend Pinkster and was adopted by a human couple.

Abilities:

  • Power Orb Randomizer: Tosses powerful flaming spheres of energy (often referred to as "eggs"). Results of impact appear to randomize, common results being water, explosive concussion and tar.
  • Quantum Quack: The ability to teleport (or "quack" as Duck himself calls it) short distances from one place to another.
  • Aqua Dense: When throwing his "eggs" near water, Duck instead fires powerful blast of aquatic energy. Duck has also used this ability to psychokinetically guide the flow and direction of nearby water.

Slam Tasmanian

Slam is the group's muscle-bound heavyweight and wears a purple uniform. Slam is a descendant of Taz, the Tasmanian Devil and most likely Tasmanian She-Devil. Before gaining his powers, Slam was a professional wrestler, called Twisted Spinner (The Terror from Somewhere). His speech sounds like simple grunting of English, but is implied to be dialogue the audience is not meant to understand, like his ancestor. The other Loonatics will sometimes mention what Slam said, effectively translating anything important. In the second season, he speaks better English, but still does not seem fluent in the language.

Abilities:

  • Superhuman strength
  • Tornado Maximizer: The ability to spin into a tornado form, like his ancestor, only more powerful.
  • Thunder Mode: The ability to Launch small (electric) tornadoes from his arms (According to the opening credits, he can use these powers at a "spin level" of "8447.8"), as well as spinning into a near-unstoppable electrical hurricane, he has also generated flame through friction.

[edit] Tech E. Coyote

Tech serves as the team's technician and is super smart. His specialties include constructing equipment and conducting surveillance. Caring deeply for his creations, he is often unhappy when they are destroyed or severely damaged. Before gaining his powers, Tech was a student at the Acme Institute, where his urge to achieve perfection led to numerous screw-ups. Tech E. is a descendant of Wile E. Coyote, and wears a green uniform. Like his ancestor, Tech relies on scientific doodads with the distinctive difference that he makes them himself, and that they actually work the way he built them. Tech does not have an English accent, as his ancestor did. He was the first Loonatic shown to have previously personally known a villain (Mallory "Mastermind" Casey from the Acme Institute). Tech is good friends with Rev, despite the legendary rivalry between coyotes and roadrunners.

Abilities:

  • Superhuman Intelligence: A trait that he inherited from his ancestors.
  • Magnetism Activated: The ability to create magnetic pulses that allow him to levitate metallic objects and scramble electronics.
  • Molecular Regeneration: In clear reference to his ancestor's accident-prone tendencies, Tech possesses a healing factor (usually from disintegration) that renders him nearly indestructible (because of this, it has been a running gag for Tech to get blown to bits in comical fashion), but not invulnerable or immune to pain (much like the puppet character, Captain Scarlet and the Men in Black character Jeebs).

[edit] Rev Runner

Rev is a head-spinningly quick character, in more ways than one. He is a descendant of Road Runner, and wears a red uniform. Unlike his ancestor, who only made a "meep-meep" noise, Rev can actually talk, though usually at high speed, sometimes annoying or confusing others. Before gaining his powers, Rev was a delivery boy for Quick Wrap Sandwich Shack and inventor who was always late, even while using rocket skates he created. In numerous episodes, it is shown that without his powers, Rev, like his brother Rip, speaks at a normal speed...that is, more slowly than the average anthropomorphic roadrunner (although, curiously, he retains his rapid speech when swapping powers with Tech after an incident with a DNA scrambler in "The World is My Circus"). A lesser noted fact is that Rev is actually quite intelligent. He often serves as Tech's technical assistant, and frequently translates Tech's highly scientific vocabulary when the other Loonatics fail to understand him. Rev can usually solve (or at least understand) problems and situations that would otherwise be considered Tech's exclusive field of expertise. In the second season, the bright/inventor aspect of his character was featured, to the point of creating some rivalry between him and Tech. However, the episode "Family Business" proved that Tech is the better inventor. Rev is the only Loonatic that cannot physically harm the enemy via projected energy attacks, though he has often used his enhanced speed to augment his kicks as shown against Massive. It is possible that Rev's family and all other roadrunners gained their humanoid limbs and speech ability through evolution. Rev's name may have been inspired by rapper Rev Run.

Abilities:

  • Flight
  • Sonic Speed (according to the credits, he can run at a speed level of 9887.9, much faster than his ancestor)
  • Global Positioning: Rev possesses a sixth sense that functions as a psychic GPS-tracking system.

[edit] Original allies

[edit] Zadavia

Zadavia is the Loonatics' mysterious supervisor and possible benefactor. she often appears to them in a flashing, holographic form (she rarely appears in person). When appearing in her non-physical form, she usually contacts them to inform them of a recent threat to Acmetropolis and dispatches them to contain it. After the Loonatics have completed their mission, she follows up with congratulations, advice, commentary, and if necessary, reprove a member or members (usually Danger Duck). She has been shown to be very influential in Acmetropolis. She seems to possess natural energy-based superpowers/abilities, such as the ability to fire beams of rainbow colored energy from her eyes and hands and create a holographic version of herself with the same energy. Thus, these powers did not come from the supernatural forces released by the meteor, as early speculation dictated. In most of her appearances and situations, she seems very serious, if not outright stoic. Zadavia can display her emotions, though, as she did in the Acmegeddon two-part special. It is currently assumed by fans that she set the Loonatics up in their current residence (the 125th floor of a large tower, according to the episode "The World is My Circus") and pays for all their expenses, as no other explanation has yet been given. Fans also speculate that she might be the outright ruler of Acmetropolis, though her exact status, financial and political, are currently unverified. She made her first appearance in person at the end of "The World is My Circus", after being stuck in the form of a monkey-chameleon mutant for most of the episode. In "The Music Villain," her powers were stolen by Rupes Oberon. She regained them after being prisoner to General Deuce. Throughout the second season of the show, it is discovered that she and her brother Optimatus are the rulers of Planet Freleng (a reference to Friz Freleng, who created some of the Looney Tunes characters).

Since Acmegeddon, Zadavia makes more personal appearances.

[edit] Dr. Fidel Chroniker

Dr. Chroniker is an aging inventor and grandfather to the Loonatics enemy "Time Skip." His work, attempting to develop a time machine, resulted in his grandson gaining a form of chronokinesis. He eventually made a working time machine which he could apparently use once a day to make contact with the past and turn back time, somewhat like the plots of the Back to the Future trilogy of films. Using this power, he repeatedly tried to warn the Loonatics about his grandson's evil plans, only to be denied help by Danger Duck, who thought the doctor was merely a foolish old man trying to find his grandson. When this didn't work and the Loonatics, unprepared, nearly lost in battle against Time Skip and the Trolbot 9000, Fidel would turn back time and try again. He eventually came into contact with Ace Bunny, who had been the first to notice that time was repeating itself and the two devised a plan. When Duck agreed to help him, Fidel did scold him a bit for his earlier behavior. Finally, together with The Loonatics, he set a trap for his grandson. Then, after a few minor mishaps, Time Skip was eventually caught. At that moment, Fidel said something to the effect that it was for the boy's own good and inferred that he would make better traps to contain him until Time Skip is ready to change his ways. Tech is a fan of his work and read all Chroniker's notes on temporal displacement.

[edit] Other possible descendants

In some episodes there are key characters or just simple citizens of the city that are descendants of other Looney Tunes characters. However, most of these perceived descendants are often featured as antagonists.

In the "Weathering Heights" episode, an old lady (who looks like Granny) looks at the Loonatics and says "I knew his (Ace's) great, great, great grandfather." She was referring to Bugs Bunny.

In "Family Business", the chef that works for Toby the Pizza Guy's boss Mr. Bronski resembled the "down and out" protagonist from One Froggy Evening. No descendants of Speedy Gonzales have appeared in the show, despite the fact that Speedy is one of the more popular Looney Tunes characters.

[edit] Mr. Leghorn

Mr. Leghorn is a man based on Foghorn Leghorn. He is a big name in the world of professional sports including Basherball (as seen in the episode "Stop the World I Want to Get Off"). Leghorn is the one who fires the starting ball to begin the game. He is the proud sponsor of the snack known as Chili Gurt, which he gave a life-time supply to the Loonatics as thanks for stopping Massive.

[edit] Ophiuchus Sam

He is a descendant of Yosemite Sam. He attacked a space train carrying the treasures of Freleng. Sometimes, he can't remember what he's saying and has even forgotten his own name. He secretly worked with Zadavia's former General, Deuce to steal Ace's Guardian Strike Sword. He ended up captured, but then released (under the pretense of a brilliant escape) in order to serve as bait for his boss.

[edit] Pierre Le Pew

He is human like Leghorn, but clearly based on Pepé Le Pew. He fashions skunk-colored hair, a French accent, and stinky cologne, which he claimed was called "eau du poisson", (odor of fish). He is the owner of an illegal fights competition held on the floating arena called Max Arena. During "I am Slamacus", he convinced Slam Tasmanian to fight in his arena as a wrestler. He wields a walking stick with many functions, including: the power to teleport himself and others and full control over the Max Arena, especially its main ring. Pierre is disarmed of his cane and apprehended at the end of the episode.

[edit] Gorlop

A wrestler that's a descendant of Gossamer, who is from a planet named after the character he's based on. He appears to be a small, only a few inches-tall child, but he can grow when using his ability to consume energy but shrinks when expending it. He fought Slam on Pierre LePew's command. The Loonatics fed him enough energy to destroy the forcefield and defeat him. Afterwards, he seemed mad at Pierre and was reportedly returned to his home planet. He did not seem ill intentioned, but simply used by Pierre.

[edit] The Royal Tweetums

He is a royal descendant of Tweety Bird. Like his ancestor, he takes great pleasure in tormenting Sylth Vester, and is responsible for multiple injuries inflicted upon the cat. He is highly fond of Danger Duck, and is not fully aware that the hero truly dislikes him at first. In 'The Fall of Blanc', his home planet, Blanc (a reference to Mel Blanc), is invaded by Rupes Oberon, Optimatus, and Deuce, and he disappears during the attack to hide underground with his sceptre. His personality is nearly a carbon copy of the original Tweety Bird. Twice in his first appearance, he says "I'm only thwee and a half parsecs old"; a reference to both Tweety's catchphrase of "I'm only thwee and a half years old" and the apparent use of parsecs as a measurement of time in Star Wars. The humour of this statement is that a parsec is likely saying part of a second, therefore he is really saying that he is only 3.5 part seconds old and that he's not a baby.

[edit] Queen Grannicus

She is a royal villainous descendant of Granny who actually protected Tweety from Sylvester. She didn't want The Royal Tweetums to claim the throne and allied with Sylth Vester to prevent that. To prevent suspicion, she used her scepter to disguise her voice while talking to Sylth Vester. Both were defeated. She is also similar to Darth Sidious. June Foray, one of the surviving original Looney Tunes voice actors and the current voice of Granny herself, didn't do Grannicus' voice. It is implied that Granny had a husband when she was much younger, but it was never revealed.

[edit] Sylth Vester

Sylth Vester is the descendant of Sylvester. Just like Queen Granicus and Royal Tweetums, he's also a native of Planet Blanc (as seen in the episode Fall of Blanc). Sylth Vester wears a large suit of cyborg body armor, which covers various injuries inflicted by his previous encounters with Tweetums. He has scars from his attempt to catch The Royal Tweetums. Among these are:

  • The back teeth pulled out from the first time he ever encountered Tweetums.
  • A lack of fur on his belly from being dipped in molecular acid.
  • An injured arm from getting stuck in a particle accelerator.
  • A severely disfigured face from being sucked into a black hole. The viewers never get to see what it looks like.

He works for Queen Grannicus in her plot to prevent The Royal Tweetums from reclaiming the throne. Both were defeated in the end. Sylth Vester is a fierceful warrior, and is practically unstoppable in hand-to-hand combat and quite skilled with the sword, rivalizing with Ace. He helped the Loonatics save the universe, which can indicate that he's also able to do good. He's similar to Darth Vader who was never truly evil but simply a good man being controlled by Darth Sidious aka The Emperor. When Optimatus invaded Blanc, the Loonatics freed Sylth Vester so he could help them find Tweetums. He also helped them stopping Optimatus and Deuce's plan to rule the universe, although in the end, he was arrested by Tweetums, for telling Deuce how to use the scepter.

[edit] Harriet "Ma" Runner

Rev Runner's mother, Ma Runner speaks quickly like her son and her husband. Her eating style, natural superspeed, occasional utterances of "meep-meep" and personal issues with coyotes such as Tech E. are all deliberate references to the relationship between Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner.

[edit] Ralph "Pa" Runner

Rev Runner's father, Ralph Runner owns a gadget business that he has always wanted Rev to join him in. Because of his devotion to Rev, he pointedly ignores his younger son Rip. Even when Rip thinks up a better way to market a gadget that Rev worked up, Ralph ignores the suggestion. However, after Rip is temporarily manipulated by a Bio-Tech Parasite, Ralph begins to see that he should give his younger son a chance. His eating style, natural superspeed, occasional utterances of "meep-meep" and personal issues with coyotes such as Tech E. are all deliberate references to the relationship between Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner.

[edit] Rip Runner

Rev's younger brother and a leather-clad slacker, Rip is somewhat the oddball of the family. He speaks at a normal/slow speed, acts fairly calm rather than hyperactive and never moves at a high speed, unlike his parents because he lacked the same genes that gives roadrunners their speed. However, after repeatedly seeing how much attention Rev got from his father for being a superhero and for his invention of the Robo Amigo toy, Rip became filled with jealousy. He became a victim of the Bio-Tech Parasite, which he used to turn the Robo Amigos into violent monstrosities alongside using Tech's Molecular Reconstructer and started destroying Acmetropolis. Eventually, Rev was able to save his brother, and the two made up. To top it off, Rip's creation of a first edition Robo Amigo gained him some respect in the eyes of his father. When he bonded with the alien, he gained a hulking, monstrous form, somewhat similar to his possible inspiration, the Marvel Comics' villain Venom.

[edit] Sagittarius Stomper and his Mom

They are descendants of Shropshire Slasher and his mom from the Looney Tunes episode Deduce, You Say. Stomper's mom is the head of a robotics company and built Stomper's arms and legs. She was seen when Duck unwittingly took down Stomper when Tech's new invention brought him down. Stomper vowed revenge and switched places with his mother (whom was in a robot suit resembling Stomper). When Duck admitted Tech stopped the Stomper, Stomper began to target both of them and found them hiding in the sewers. He was defeated and now joins his mother in jail.

[edit] Electro J. Fudd

A hunter descended from Elmer Fudd. He wears a large, high-tech suit and carries an assortment of hunting weapons. He was hired by Otto the Odd to capture Ace with terrible results and also getting Danger Duck accidentally in one of his traps. Later on, he changed his target to Danger Duck and used a net that negates his powers. Electro persuaded him that he's the "Greatest Action Hero in History" and went with Electro to Otto's lair. When Otto the Odd decided to freeze Electro and Duck together, both of them had to work together to escape Otto the Odd. Once Otto was defeated, Electro was arrested. Electro speaks with the same speech impediment like his ancestor.

NOTE: Elmer himself makes a cameo in his death photo getting attacked by the biggest squirrel, which shows he really IS an ancestor of Electro. Another Fudd ancestor--the caveman Elmer Fuddstone from '"Pre-Hysterical Hare"--is seen in Lexi's slide show a moment before, also (presumably) about to die.

[edit] Melvin the Martian

A descendant of Marvin the Martian, Melvin is the general of the Martian army who comes to blow up Acmetropolis after his spacecraft was hit by a missile that came from Tech's X3000 Automated Weapons System when Rev and Lexi mistake it for a video game. He demanded the planet's surrender or he'll destroy the planet. After a talk with Duck, Melvin decides to shrink it. When Lexi admitted tampering with Tech's invention, Melvin ordered the Loonatics to hand her over to him in 24 hours or "the planet will be hard to find on any map." Lexi ended up surrendering to Melvin and the Loonatics get her back using an idea from Rev- to create a Trojan horse. Meanwhile Lexi faces off against Melvin in a game of Celestial Checkers (while Melvin is secretly having his warships shrink the rest of Acmetropolis), he also attempted to blow up Ace with a Uranium Q36 Explosive Space Modulator (Marvin also used an alaminium Q36 Explosive space modulator in Haredevil Hare, as well as an Illudium Q36 Explosive Space Modulator in Hare-Wat to the Stars, he was also at one point meant to have used) but got his helmet blown off instead after arguing with him over who'd get it. Ace and Duck find Lexi, Rev following tech's instructions repowers Tech's molecular resconstructor with energy from Melvin's ship and Slam guards the ship, Tech then uses his invention to restore Acmetropolis, and Lexi defeats Melvin by using the X300 automated weapons system. Melvin escapes with his dog Sergeant Sirius.

[edit] Sergeant Sirius

Based on Commander K-9, Sergeant Sirius is Melvin the Martian's dog. Unlike K-9, Sirius is a robot since he can fly. His first name is similar to Sirius Black but is probably a reference to Sirius the so-called dog-star (it should be noted however that Sirius Black's first name is derived from the same source). It is possible that Sergeant Sirius is not a descendant of K-9 because K-9 was a living dog and Sirius is a robot, so it is possible they are not related except for appearances. He could be a possible cyborg but this is never confirmed.

[edit] Pinkster Pig

He is a villainous descendant of Porky Pig (and most likely Petunia Pig). Pinkster grew up in the same orphanage as Danger Duck. When it comes to adoption, Pinkster suggested the coin toss to determine who would be adopted and Danger Duck won with Pinkster saying that he didn't give up on his dreams like working as a scientist and police officer. He first appeared trying to stop criminals Stoney and Bugsy, but ended up crashing into the Loonatics. Reunited with his old friend Duck, Officer Pinkster was allowed to join them in trying to stop Stoney and Bugsy. But, due to his clumsyness, Pinkster kept letting the villains get away. It wasn't until later is was revealed that Pinkster was really Stoney and Bugsy's boss called Pink the Pug, and was ruining the Loonatics attempts on purpose. He also mentioned that he was destined for this life and had Danger Duck use the two-faced coin (knowing duck had it and would suggest a coin flip so duck would be chosen and not him) where he was later adopted by Stoney and Bugsy. Ace already figured him out when he went to the occupations he claimed to have done. When the Curium 247 Pinkster exposed Ace to turned out to be fake, Pinkster ended up defeated with Danger Duck hoping that Pinkster can be reformed. In the tradition of his ancestor, Pinkster ended the episode in his own way by talking to the viewers, saying "This ain't over, folks!"

[edit] Stoney and Bugsy

Descendants of Rocky and Mugsy, Stoney the Stone and Bugsy the Bug are gangsters who were starting a crime wave of stealing weapons and were obtaining the mineral Curium which would rob anyone with superpowers. Their actions were easy when Pinkster Pig assisted the Loonatics and botched up their apprehension of the two gangsters. When it came to stealing the Curium 247, Pinkster's true colors were revealed as their boss (whom they adopted from the orphanage he and Duck originally lived) and yet they were stopped.

[edit] Original villains

The various antagonists that the Loonatics are summoned to battle. They do not seem to be based on any character(s) from Looney Tunes.

[edit] Gunnar the Conqueror

Gunnar was the leader of a band of robotic Vikings whose weapons used freezing blasts. They were frozen in an iceberg in their own dimension but were released by the meteor that struck Acmetropolis and attempted to freeze the world so it's easier to takeover, starting with Acmetropolis' planetary power generator. He was deactivated as well as his other minions when Ace kicked him at the planetary power core, restarting all power in the city.

[edit] Professor Zane and the Fuz-Zs

Prof. Zane was a mad scientist who created the "bio-pet" "Fuz-Z" from lifeforms released by the meteor. Zane modified these lifeforms so that they grew enormous and monstrous after eating chocolate, and planned to unleash them on the world. He was originally kicked out of the science community by the Acmetropolis Science Council, believing his work too dangerous. The Loonatics were able to stop Zane and he was thrown in prison while the Fuz-Zs were dumped into a crater. Fuz-Z's seem to be an amalgam of Tribbles (their look) and Gremlins (they turn into monsters after eating what they shouldn't be fed). He was last seen at the end of "A Creep in the Deep" in Acmetropolis Prison along with RingMaster, Otto the Odd, Massive and Time Skip (Arthur Chroniker) and possibly Weathervane.

[edit] Black Velvet

Black Velvet was a woman whose eyes were damaged when the meteor hit, forcing her to live in darkness. She also has a mechanical arm and an ability to create and manipulate darkness (see Darkforce). Velvet planned to use a device, called the Shroudcaster, to cover the entire planet in permanent darkness. In addition, Velvet abducted and brainwashed Tech E. Coyote (whom she had a small crush on) to help her complete her task. She also had an army of minions (who were also brainwashed), with which she stole the necessary components. However, Danger Duck was able to break her hold over Tech using an annoying cell-phone ringtone and the rest of the Loonatics reversed the polarity of the Shroudcaster. With the device's destruction came the implosion of city blimp. She was said to have gotten away by Zodavia.

[edit] Weathervane

Weather Vane was formerly a news assistant named Paula Hayes who gained the ability to control or mentally affect the weather from the meteor. This includes the ability to generate various natural phenomena (rain, tornadoes, lightning, etc.) or control the intensity of the weather. Her main attacks are lightning and is capable of creating cloud creatures. First, she used her powers to get in as the weather reporter. But when she is struck by the very lightning she predicted, she turned evil and her powers were vastly increased. She has a great dislike for Acmetropolis' most famous weather girl and her boss Misty Breeze, and attempted to destroy the city unless Misty Breeze was delivered to her. She transformed into a huge Storm Dragon and when the Storm Dragon was destroyed, it was presumed that she escaped. However, in the episode "Acmegeddon (Part One)" she appeared again, this time locked in a special holding chamber which she could not escape from. In this episode, she was freed by Optimatus along with Sypher, Mastermind and Massive. Together, the indebted villains aided Optimatus in his plan to destroy the Loonatics. However, when it was revealed that Optimatus was actually going to destroy Acmetropolis, Weather Vane and the other villains tried and failed to stop him. Though she managed to hurt him along with Massive. She shares 2 characteristics of Electro from Ultimate Spider-Man. Her origin is very similar to Electro as he appears in Spider-Man: The New Animated Series and her costume is also similar to Ultimate Electro. Her powers are increased in a similar way to Electro in The Ultimate Spider-Man Video Game. A glimpse of her was possibly seen at the end of "A Creep in the Deep" along with her comrade during "Acmeggaden" Massive, Ringmaster and Otto, Proffesor Zane and Time Skip (Arthur Chroniker).

[edit] Dr. Dare

Dr. Thaddeus Dare was a mad scientist who devised a means of controlling Earth's geology through earthquakes and other subterranean events. He could also create rock monsters, effectively meaning his total powers combined could be considered a form of geokinesis. When the meteor hit Acmetropolis, he was horribly disfigured, by way of his arm and part of his face becoming rock, and his experiments grew more reckless, forcing the world to send him underground - literally. He performed all of these feats with a staff which could also turn his enemies into stone, which was later revealed to be powered by the Jade Serpent Stone, an ancient gemstone with a unique atomic structure, containing untold energy. His ultimate intention was world domination by taking everything that's up top to below the earth's crust so he would live in peace on the surface. He fired a petrifying beam at the Loonatics which was deflected back at him. His statue-form remains in Acmetropolis Park until Tech's Atomic Phase Departiculator freed him during battle with Sagittarius Stomper. He created new rock robots and steals the Shield of Perseus and altered it so that it had a Gorgon's face and the ability to fire petrifying beams from the eyes on that face, a reference to what happens when you look into a gorgon's eyes. The Loonatics thwarted him again and he ended up with the same petrification fate as before when he landed on the Shield of Perseus.

[edit] Ringmaster

Alongside Otto the Odd, The Ringmaster runs a galactic circus with mutated animals, called Galactic Oddities. The "oddities" were made from the genetic code of animals on the zoological spectrum, children and, seemingly, anyone else they could get their hands on, so to speak. The plan was to lure the Loonatics so they would be turned into monstrous hybrids with their unique genetic code. However, Tech's new Gluco-Gel 9000 destroyed the DNA Scrambler, halting the process in between. Otto transformed Ringmaster into a fearsome Baelrog-faced, big fist, crab clawed and tentacled monster, as a final offense in desperation. The Loonatics were able to turn Ringmaster back to normal by creating a sonic boom, then caught him and Otto and sent them to prison. He was last seen at the end of "A Creep in the Deep" along with his partner Otto, Professor Zane, Massive, Time Skip (Arthur Chroniker) and possibly Weathervane.

[edit] Otto the Odd

Otto served as the Ringmaster's partner in crime, pretending to be a mere assistant and circus clown. He was later revealed to be the brains of the operation, at least in terms of the technology. He also claimed that the Ringmaster worked for him, though Otto did this whilst betraying his partner, so it's a dubious assertion at best. When everyone was turned back to normal, Otto turned Ringmaster into a fearsome Baelrog face, big fist, crab clawed and tentacled monster, as a final offense in desperation. Alongside Ringmaster, he was sent to prison. He was last seen there along with his partner Ringmaster, Massive, what might have been Weathervane, Proffesor Zane and TimeSkip (Arthur Chroniker) at the end of "A Creep in the Deep". He later returned where he had a lair disguised as a space prison with a robot version of the warden. He was collecting people and items for his collection as the best anything in history. He hired Electro J. Fudd into hunting Ace (who Otto considered the Best Action Hero in History) and Otto lured the Loonatics out with a Massive robot. He changed his target to Danger Duck (who admitted to Danger Duck that he's the Best Screw-Up Action Hero in History) and when Electro caught him, Otto decided to use his laser to freeze them in place. Both Electro and Duck were on the run until Ace appeared. After robot double against robot double, Otto was hit by his own laser.

[edit] Massive

Massive is a very large criminal who can control gravity and has a very hard body structure that even lasers cannot penetrate. He committed robberies simply to make himself rich and seemingly had a compulsion for this behavior. He is also not shy about this, telling everyone his name right before he robs them. The only limit to his powers is that he can only transfer gravity from one object to another, making something heavier means making something else lighter, and vice versa. He worked alongside Drake Sypher, Weathervane, and Mallory Mastermind to aid Optimatus in his attempt to defeat the Loonatics in the two-part season finale "Acmegeddon." However, when it was revealed that Optimatus actually wanted to destroy Acmetropolis, Massive and the other villains tried and failed to stop him though he mananged to hurt him along with Weathervane. He was strong enough to fight him in hand to hand as shown when the two were briefly wrestling with each other. A robot in the form of Massive was used by Otto the Odd to capture people for him to freeze for his collection. The real Massive however was last seen in Acmetropolis prison at the end of "A Creep in the Deep" along with what was possibly his comrade during "Acmeggaden" Weathervane, RingMaster and Otto, Proffesor Zane and Time Skip (Arthur Chroniker).

[edit] Drake Sypher

Commonly referred to as simply "Sypher," he is a villain with the power to absorb the abilities of others into himself, not only super-powers, but also the natural abilities of living creatures. However, he cannot retain what he steals forever, despite these abilities being completely under his control. Should the original owner of said powers touch him, they can regain their powers/abilities from him. Sypher was on the Acmetropolis Basher ball team and stole the abilities of head player, Trick Daley, in order to put himself into the spotlight. He absorbed all of the Loonatics' powers for personal glory (during this Duck is the only one he has trouble taking powers from as Duck can teleport at will, however duck usually got careless and got too close, Ace, Lexi, Slam and Rev were unaware of Sypher's nature when he stole their powers, Tech was the next one and Sypher was too fast for him thanks to Rev's speed), resulting in them using special exo-suits to defeat him. Even though it was not shown the Loonatics probably figured out that he stole the talent of Trick Daley and forced him to give it up before being sent to prison. He worked alongside Massive, Weathervane, and Mastermind, aiding Optimatus in his attempt to defeat the Loonatics in the two-part special, "Acmegeddon." He absorbed the jumping abilities of a kangaroo, the speed and flight of a falcon and the strength of a grizzly bear. He also absorbed duck's powers but duck regained them after being held prisoner to Optimatus. Even though it wasn't shown again it was likely that after being defeated in the final moments of the episode he was forced to give back the abilities before being sent to prison yet again. Naturally the other villains didn't trust him and are quite wary of him, and when Optimatus revealed that he was going to destroy Acmetropolis, Sypher and the others villains tried and failed to stop him. He had only begun to charge himself using Duck's power but before he could attack he and Mastermind were knocked out instantly.

[edit] Time Skip

Arthur Chroniker is the villainous grandson of Dr. Fidel Chroniker who can control time. After a mishap during one of his grandfather's time travel experiments, he developed a form of chronokinesis which allowed him to freeze time. Believing that the military stole his idea for a giant robot, he exacted his "revenge" by stealing the finished machine they made, the Trolbot 9000. It took the Loonatics and Dr. Chroniker to set a time trap for Time Skip. It was done when the Loonatics got to the Trolbot 9000 before he did, forcing Time Skip to take a fighter plane but his ship was hit by Tech's new Metallic Converter and turned to dust. He was put in an energy sphere which neutralized his powers, his grandfather swore to take away his powers. He was last seen briefly at the end of "A Creep in the Deep" in a specialized prison facility alongside Massive, what might have been Weathervane, Professor Zane, Ringmaster and Otto the Odd.

[edit] Mallory "Mastermind" Casey

Mallory Casey was a former college student who worked closely with Tech E. Coyote before the meteor hit. She tried to drain the brain of every professor at Acme Institute, but was busted by Tech. However, a malfunction of her brain-draining device resulted in an accident which increased the size of Mallory's brain. Sometime after this, she mastered the ability to turn any metal object into a weapon (She virtually became a Technopath). When others learned of this, she was put into a subterranean prison. However, she still planned her escape from jail and her revenge on Tech by taking over the Loonatics HQ. When she was eventually freed by the carelessness of one of her newer guards, she went after Tech and the other Loonatics, taking control of everything electronic in their home and that Tech had made for them. Tech eventually defeated her with an EMP device. She later worked alongside Massive, Sypher, and Weathervane to aid Optimatus in his attempt to defeat the Loonatics in the two-part season finale episode "Acmegeddon." But when it was revealed that Optimatus wanted to destroy Acmetropolis, Mastermind and the other villains tried and failed to stop him. Also in the episode, she trapped the Loonatics in her own cell in the subterranean prison. The deactivation code to it was a locker combination (1-6-3-2-0-8) which she had shared with Tech. This infers that she and Tech may have had a romantic relationship. She also often incorrectly refers to him, perhaps intentionally, as a "Dog", often truly annoying him.

[edit] Optimatus

He is Zadavia's evil brother. Optimatus is a mysterious character who possesses similar, if not the exact same, powers and abilities as Zadavia. At the time of the Loonatics first season in the year of 2772, he resided on a ruined planetoid which he used as his base of operations during all of his Loonatics appearances (It is not made clear whether this is in fact the remains of his futuristic home world of Freleng or just somewhere he set up base after tracking down his sister. However when Zadavia informs the Loonatics of the location of Optimatus's base she stated that this was a planetoid within their own solar system and that earlier states that she comes from another galaxy.). He appears in the final moments of "The Comet Cometh" to state that the meteor's striking Acmetropolis in 2772 was actually a deliberate attempt to destroy Acmetropolis, as was the 500 times smaller first meteor that the episode involves. With both attempts failed, he also states that he plans to attack the planet a third time in the future. In the two-part season-ending episode "Acmegeddon," Optimatus appears again to fulfill his promise, freeing Massive, Mastermind, Sypher, and Weathervane to aid his attempt to defeat the Loonatics. He also entices them by claiming that he will allow them to rule Acmetropolis if they succeed. After he made up his mind that the criminals he had freed "failed" him, he revealed his latest plan to destroy Acmetropolis: sucking it up into a wormhole. He then sends the criminals back to Acmetropolis, saying they can still "rule for five minutes". In the end, however, he and his Optiforce (apparent remnants of robots who served him on his homeworld) are eventually defeated, and he is sucked into one of his own wormholes. Zadavia says he will end up in a dark, cold, deserted part of the universe and he can then be seen huddling up to a fire, on a small piece of what was once his command center, using the remains of his Optiforce to keep the fire going. He swears he'll get his revenge, but was completely disarmed upon his defeat, making a return next to impossible. He has appeared in the second season finale thanks to Rupes Oberon using Zadavia's stolen powers on him. Rupes Oberon later locates Optimatus and frees him. Both of them then locate Deuce and invade Blanc in an attempt to use Blanc's wormhole technology to conquer the universe and seek out Tweetums' scepter. He was double-crossed by General Deuce and had to fight alongside the Loonatics, Zadavia, and Sylth Vester. In the end, he renounces his evil ways and he and Zadavia return to Freleng as it's rulers.

[edit] General Deuce

General Deuce is a former general of Freleng until Zodavia refused to let him put the entire planet under his command. When an uprising happened on the planet, his army was no where to be seen. Working with Ophiuchus Sam, Deuce resurfaced to capture the train containing his robot army by duping Ace into thinking he's on the same side as him. He planned to reawaken his robot army to conquer the galaxy. After the train was disconnected by Ace, Deuce disappeared into the wormhole with the engine. Rupes Oberon and Optimatus locate Deuce and the three Frelengians invade Planet Blanc in an attempt to use Blanc's wormhole technology to conquer the universe after freeing him from the wormhole. He had General Deuce steal Rupes Oberon's Cosmic Guitar and sent him to awaken his robot army again. After this, Deuce betrays Optimatus and keeps Tweetum's sceptor (they had gained this by Deuce pointing a blaster at Tweetums while holding him threatening to kill him unless the Loonatics handed it over) along with Optimatus's sword to himself (the cosmic guitar was retrieved by Zadavia), which results in Optimatus joining the Loonatics fight against Deuce. When Deuce retrieves the amulet which makes the scepter work (Danger Duck has this) he makes his way to the center of Blanc, with Ace hot in his trail. They both have a sword duel, which results in Ace tricking Deuce into a Wormhole blast where he is sent to an unknown location.

[edit] Adolpho

Adolpho is a mutated dolphin who plans revenge on the world for polluting the ocean and putting dolphins in aquarium theme parks. The pollution mutated the dolphins with the abilities to change into dolphin monsters with armored backs. He and his dolphins can manipulate the wild dolphins and whales to create whirlpools to sink ships, oil rigs, oceanography Stations, light houses and small islands, and other things at sea. His henchmen captured Ace during the Loonatics' aquatic recon and trapped Ace in the tentacles of a giant jellyfish. While Lexi and Duck are rescuing Ace: Tech, Slam, and Rev see a whirlpool sinking Acmetropolis. Tech and Rev figure out what needs to be done. They needed Rev to run around and Slam as well using his Tasmanian Tornado to reverse the centrifuging force (the force created by a vortex) that was being generated by the whales swimming around. They seemed to be slowing it down or keeping it from getting stronger but then Adolpho who had surfaced to see the cause of the problem, commanded a Killer Whale from the group of whales to swallow the pair. After Adolpho's defeat the whale consented to return them when asked nicely by Ace. It took Lexi and Duck to rescue Ace, break the mind control on the whales and dolphins, and defeat Adolpho, putting him in an aquarium in Acmetropolis Prison, along with the other villains.

[edit] Bio-Tech Parasite

A living symbiotic machine that latches onto an unsuspecting victim, then forces them to act only on their most evil desires. The parasite also gives the wearer artificial telekinesis so long as it is bonded to them. It first latched onto a pizza delivery boy named Toby who had just been threatened to be fired, and forced him to seek revenge on his boss by causing him to manipulate anything in the pizza parlor. Ace Bunny was able to detach it with a shot from his laser eyes, and the pizza boy was freed. Afterward, the Loonatics captured and contained it for a time. However, when Rip Runner stole his brother's (Rev runner) access card and found the parasite, he became its next victim and caused him to manipulate the Robo-Amigos that Rev created and tried to destroy Acmetropolis. After the parasite had been on too longer to be removed by the Loonatics, Rev managed to scare the parasite into coming off. Finally, the parasite's owner, a young extraterrestrial female, reclaimed it and took it home, calling the creature "spikey". Based on the Marvel Comics Symbiote.

[edit] Queen Athena

Queen Athena is the queen of the Apocazons who live on the island of Apocalypso. She and the Apocazons drink nectar that enables them to control plant life. They captured the construction workers for Utopia Acres. They wanted Lexi to join them in the Zero Hour where they will used their plant-like weapons to rid Acmetropolis of it's annoying men when they took over. Queen Athena saw through Ace and Danger Duck's disguises when they were looking for Lexi. Since Lexi drank the nectar, she took on Queen Athena and were evenly matched. Lexi learned that they just wanted to go to another non-hostile planet after what happened to their planet. With the Loonatics help, they got the Apocazons off Acmetropolis before the missiles sent by Tech impacted Apocalypso Island.

NOTE: She has the same name as Athena the Greek Goddess of Wisdom. The Apocazons most likely are based on the Amazons who a group of women who shunned men in Greek legend. Another point is that their patron was Aphrodite who had a rivalry with Athena.

[edit] Boötes Belinda

Boötes Belinda is a rockstar and his band who come to Acmetropolis to wreak havoc. He trapped Zodavia in a life-draining dome and made off with her. In exchange for her freedom, he wanted Tech to build the Cosmic Guitar for him. He was nothing more more than a mannequin controlled by Rupes Oberon.

[edit] Rupes Oberon

A villain from Freleng who wanted to be a member of Zodavia's Royal Court. He even presented Zadavia with a national anthem, but was rejected because Freleng already had an anthem....with words. He used Boötes and his band to make Tech build the Cosmic Guitar to drain Zodavia's powers in order to control the universe on a physical/chemical level according to the String Theory as he could use the energy channeled into the guitar to manipulate matter (show by Optimatus when they were attempting to destroy his asteroid that if hit would destroy Acmetropolis) and open wormholes. They confront him and his mannequin band to Galaxyfest. He successfully stole Zodavia and got away to use some of her powers to free Optimatus whom was trapped in a black hole. He even made the same request about the anthem to him. Both of them locate General Deuce and they invade Planet Blanc in an attempt to use Blanc's wormhole technology to take over the universe. He was double-crossed by Optimatus who had General Deuce steal the Cosmic Guitar from him and was imprisoned after the Loonatics questioned him about Optimatus' plot.

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