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1. #1Jenny Wakeman

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   Jennifer "Jenny" Wakeman (designation: Robotic Global Response Unit XJ-9) is the protagonist of My Life as a Teenage Robot (2002-2006). She is a state-of-the-art robotic protector of Earth, armed with advanced weaponry and devices at her disposal, but wishes to live the life of a normal teenager. Throughout the series, she tries to balance her life with duties of a crime-fighter while attending high school and proceeding with teenage endeavors. Jenny stands at 6.6 feet (1.98 m) tall and weighs roughly 600 lbs. She has blue "pigtails" with bolts connecting them to her head that can act as rocket boosters, blue "bangs", white skin, blue "clothes" (a crop top, a miniskirt and boots), a belly-bolt (a bolt that simulates a belly button) which doubles as a linchpin as mentioned in Around the World in Eighty Pieces (2004), hands with 4 fingers each and center holes, a "false nose". Jenny has no ears, instead possessing an auditory system "decades ahead of its time." according to Ear No Evil (2002). Her body processes are carried out by a fully-functional, metallic electronic brain, which her eyes are connected to, as seen in Mind Over Matter (2004). Her body also contains several access ports for downloading, charging, and other purposes. Jenny has been able to don a pseudo-human form in her ambition to be a normal teenage girl on two occasions: In Raggedy Android (2002), Nora designed an Exo-Skin for Jenny to freely go around in public during a amusement park event, but the first prototype skin was rushed in production within a day, which resulted in an exo-skin looking more akin to an old ragdoll that ended up scaring everyone at the park. By the end of the episode, Jenny decided to take off the Exo-Skin and reveal her true nature, and has since been able to blend into society freely as a robot. In The Return of Raggedy Android (2002), after the owner of Mezmers (Mr. Mezmer) refused to serve robots, Jenny goes to her mother to use the exo-suit again. This time, Nora had made improvements to the suit to make Jenny look more human — human enough to fool anyone to believe that Jenny was a real girl. However, the skin ended up possessing a mind of its own and began persuading Jenny to act like a "normal girl" by dropping her robotic identity and adopting a persona of a girl more focused on diets and not getting her hands dirty. However, one day as Mezmers was being raided by the Space Bikers and the exo-skin constraining her from confronting the bandits, Jenny poured a chocolate milkshake on herself, making the skin short-circuit and come off, giving Jenny her freewill back and being the vigilant hero she has always been. While disguised as a "human" in her Exo-Skin, Jenny had light skin with freckles and rosy cheeks. She had red hair tied into two pigtails with black bows. She wore a blue dress with short sleeves, short skirt, white socks and black Mary Jane shoes. Thanks to having advanced artificial intelligence, Jenny's personality is that of an eager, young, tomboyish teenager. She desires a sense of freedom but also wants acceptance from her peers. She generally possesses a kind personality and likes anything pertaining to teenage activities, but becomes agitated when her mother or her duties get in her way of her enjoyment. Unfortunately, being kind and sweet, she is easily trusting of others and, as a result, can be quite naive. The Crust Cousins, Brit and Tiff, have often taken advantage of this for self-gain or to humiliate Jenny. Despite this, she can also be mischievous, hotheaded, careless, and stubborn at times, but always learns from her mistakes. In her duties as a crime fighter and global responder, she is vigilant and determined to get the job done, though she can be reckless and quick to jump the gun in very few instances. Jenny is a robot designed to protect earth from any threat, and accordingly she has a vast amount of superhuman abilities and weapons to do so. List of Abilities: [Superhuman Strength: According to the opening, Jenny has the strength of one million and seventy men, but the exact magnitude is unknown. This is because her strength, like most of her powers, has fluctuated over the series. She has thrown an entire alien spaceship into orbit around the Sun, which puts her lifting strength beyond 300 gigatons of force. Superhuman Running Speed: She can run faster than even the finest human athletes. Superhuman Reflexes: She has superhuman reaction speed. Superhuman Agility: Jenny's agility is far beyond that of even an olympic level athlete, as is her balance and coordination. Superhuman Durability: Her outer shell is made from an extremely durable titanium alloy, built to withstand heavy impacts and damage, (though this ability can be inconsistent, as she has been blown up by dynamite and torn up before). However, her internal mechanisms are generally less durable and are much easier to damage. Superhuman Stamina: As a robot, she can exert herself for hours, sometimes days before she runs out of energy. ​Superhuman Hearing: Jenny shows that she has super hearing from the first episode by burning a hole into a frisbee that was about to hit her in the back of her head. Telescopic Vision: She can see further than any human being. Electromagnetic Vision: She has the ability to see different kinds of EM spectrum, some of them real, some others fictional: Digital Vision: Makes everything looks like an 8-bit video game Ultraviolet Vision: The ability to see ultraviolet light. Infrared Vision: The ability to see heat radiation. X-Ray Vision: The ability to see through solid objects. Rainbow Vision: Makes everything look multicolor, with a psychedelic 1960's style. "Heat" Vision: Makes everything look "hot" (i.e. Dr. Wakeman wearing a bathing suit while everything else is melting). Sausage Vision: Makes everything look like sausages. Flight: Jenny has rocket boosters to fly located in her feet, sprouted wings and her "hair". She can travel to the Moon in about 5 seconds, meaning she can travel at 1/4 the speed of light. She also flew to the opposite side of a hurtling Sun in 6 seconds, making her maximum potential for speed 83 times the speed of light. Various Weaponry: Jenny's signature fighting style, consisting of unfolding a nearly unlimited number of weapons from inside her own mechanized body, although seeming random, are always chosen to fit the situation, even when looking absurd. Shiva Swords: She sprouts 4 additional arms, and then forms swords out of all 6 of her arms. Buzzsaw Arms Heat Gun: Can reach temperatures of up to 1,700 °F. Fire and Ice Blasters: Instantly melted and then froze asphalt respectively. Fists of Fury: Giant Spiky Fists. Drill Hair & Feet Mighty Mallets: Giant Hand Hammers. Electro Claw Thunder Fist: Giant Flail. Stun Grenade Gun: No explosive to be seen, but can reportedly fire at up to 125 rounds per second. Tesla Cannon Hair Razor-Rang: Razor Boomerang. Energy Beam: She can fire energy blasts from her hands, feet, chest, eyes and "hair". She also has a wide array of weapons to do so, most notable being her "Laser Limb". Stretchy Arms and Extendo-Fingers: She can stretch out her arms and fingers for miles. In Raggedy Android (2002) she used this ability to stop a runaway Ferris wheel, wrapping at least 7 times around it. Shapeshifting: She can shapeshift into several (robotic) forms, such as a giant spider. Victim of Fashion (2004) shows that she can adapt new forms simply by scanning the imagery. Repairs: She can remotely re-wire herself if she's damaged or destroyed, as well as simply replace limbs, such as her legs and her head. Multilingualism: Jenny has integrated CDs containing data for every single language in the world, allowing her to speak every language known to mankind. Corrosive Reflex: She can defend herself by using The Acid Reflex Lamination, made by triple polycarbonate lamination. This protects her against corrosive substances] Jenny is Vexus' greatest enemy, and possibly equal in power. Vexus will go to great lengths to bring Jenny over to the side of the Cluster, and enslave humanity, but to no avail, since Jenny is a firm Earth defender through and through.

2. #2Nora Wakeman

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   Dr. Noreen "Nora" Wakeman is the deuteragonist of My Life as a Teenage Robot (2002-2006). She is a brilliant scientist specializing in robotics, Jenny's mother, and creator of the XJ series. Age: ~50s/60s. Gender: Female. Species: Human. Eye color: Black. Hair color: White (red when she was younger). Nicknames: Dr. Wakeman, Mrs. Wakeman. Residence: Tremorton. Occupation: Scientist, Inventor. Love interests: Sheldon (former crush on Sheldon's side), Marty Rossian (ex-boyfriend). Family: XJ-1 (creation), XJ-2 (creation), XJ-3 (creation), XJ-4 (creation), XJ-5 (creation), XJ-6 (creation), XJ-7 (creation), XJ-8 (creation), Jenny (creation/daughter), Wisteria Wakeman (sister), Glenn Wakeman (nephew). Friends: Brad, Tuck, Sheldon. Enemies: Vexus, The Cluster, Phineas Mogg. Likes: Jenny, Her creations, Her sister, Science. Dislikes: Vexus and the Cluster, When Jenny slacks off on her heroic duties and disobeys her. It is shown in the episode Armaggedroid (2004) that Dr. Nora Wakeman used to work for Skyway Patrol in "The First Intergalactic War", and was on many magazine covers, venerated as a renowned scientist. After Armaggedroid was defeated, she started the XJ series. In the 2002 series, her appearance is amended to her characteristic white updo, pointed nose, red lab goggles, black turtleneck, and yellow button-down lab coat with matching heels. Dr. Nora Wakeman comes off as a lively and exciteable woman, devoted to her robotics science and defending Earth from intergalactic terror. She is typically seen building gadgets, reading science articles and newspapers, drafting plans, or testing Jenny's robotic abilities. When in danger, she's usually the first to jump into action, standing her ground without hesitation. Nora has always treated Jenny more like an actual daughter instead of simply a robot she invented. She serves as a typical loving mother to Jenny, concerned for her safety and well-being, but often calling at inopportune times for Jenny to save the Earth, and inadvertently embarrassing her in front of her friends. Initially, Wakeman kept XJ-9's existence a secret, insisting that the young robot remain in her room while not defending the planet. But Jenny's loneliness and misery soon prompted Wakeman to change her mind. As a result, she enrolled Jenny in high school to learn alongside other teens and make friends. As the series progressed, Nora treated Jenny more and more like a normal teenager (while still acknowledging that Jenny is technically robot and not a human). Since Dr. Nora Wakeman is the one who designed and built Jenny, she comes to view her as her mother. Like most mothers with teenage daughters, Dr. Wakeman and Jenny sometimes argue with each other, but Dr. Wakeman truly loves Jenny as if she was a biological daughter. At first, Dr. Wakeman confined Jenny in her bedroom in fear of Jenny possibly not being accepted by society, but when she saw that Jenny made friends after sneaking out of the house, Dr. Wakeman decided to give her more freedom. Dr. Wakeman would always alert Jenny about any crisis occurring in Tremorton whenever Jenny is out by contacting her through her built-in monitor. It is mentioned a few times throughout the show that Nora and Vexus had met/fought before. When Jenny was in Vexus' total control by her nanobot in Hostile Makeover (2002), Ms. Wakeman and Tuck came to save her and revert her back to normal. In Escape from Cluster Prime (2005), Ms. Wakeman fought Vexus to save Jenny, mentioning, "It must bring back the painful memories of how I brought you down!"

3. #3Brad Carbunkle

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   Brad is Jenny's first and best friend. She usually confides in him on her personal feelings and any other emotions she is going through. He often gives Jenny advice and helps her on missions, as well as normal teenager activities, while causing trouble of his own. He also usually goes on Jenny's side of things and defends her, especially with drama at high school. They often hang out as well. In "Queen Bee" (2006), she was disguised as "Vicky". Like most of the boys in school Brad was attracted to the disguise. She regards Brad as a pathetic flesh-wearer, as she hates the entire human race. Bradley “Brad” Carbunkle is the secondary protagonist in My Life as a Teenage Robot. He is Jenny's best friend and next door neighbor. Age: ~16. Gender: Male. Species: Human. Eye color: Onyx. Hair color: Red. Nicknames: Bradster, Big B, Carbunkle. Residence: Tremorton. Occupation: High School Student. Love interests: Melody (crush, one date), Tammy (married, ended). Family: Tuck (younger brother), Unnamed mother, Unnamed father, Unnamed grandmother. Friends: Jenny, Sheldon. Enemies: The Cluster, Vexus, Brit & Tiff, Don Prima. Likes: Going on adventures with his friends and brother, Flirting with girls at school. Dislikes: Being rejected by girls, Tuck pestering him, Being left out of the action when adventuring, The Cluster. Brad is a human adolescent male of white complexion, spiky red hair, and black eyes. He usually wears a white dress shirt with a black vest over it, khaki pants, and black dress shoes. Brad is known to be very adventurous, and enjoys tagging along when Jenny fights crime. He is also known to be a ladies' man and he tries to get other girls to like him; however, many of the girls he tries to flirt with reject him. Brad dislikes being on the sidelines. Brad is also observed on many occasions as being stubborn. In Unlicensed Flying Object (2002), Brad portrays his more stubborn side of his personality by disregarding his safety having been told not to interfere with anything dangerous. He also has been observed as being slow or unperceptive, which sometimes annoys Jenny. Brad is one of Sheldon's good friends. They enjoy hanging out both inside and outside of school, and going on adventures together, usually with Tuck and Jenny.

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   Tremorton is the main setting of the show, a fictional town where the majority of My Life as a Teenage Robot (2002-2006) takes place. Points of Interest::Tremorton High School, Mezmer's, Wizzly World, Wound the World, Goop Zone, Tremorton Townsquare Fair, Tremorton Mall, Matchstick Warehouse, Monkey Burger. It is based on Tremont, Pennsylvania.

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   Vexus (formerly Queen Vexus) is the main antagonist in My Life as a Teenage Robot (2002-2006). She was the reigning monarch of Cluster Prime and leader of the Cluster, and is still one of XJ-9's most recurring foes. Age: 2,000. Gender: Female. Species: Robot. Eye color: Light green. Hair color: Gray/Green. Nicknames: Vee (disguise), QT-2 (disguise), Violet/Vicky (disguise). Residence: Cluster Prime. Occupation: Villain, Queen of Cluster Prime. Love interests: Sheldon (false crush, as "QT-2", so she could trick him). Family: Vega (daughter). Friends: Smytus, Krakus. Enemies: Jenny Wakeman, Nora Wakeman, Brad Carbunkle, Tuck Carbunkle, Sheldon Lee. Likes: World domination, Tormenting Jenny and her friends, Manipulating and deceiving her foes, Power. Dislikes: Jenny, Nora Wakeman, All humans/Earthlings, Her Cluster minions failing, Humiliation. A cunning and cruel robot queen, Vexus (voiced by Eartha Kitt) is bent on the enslavement of the human race. She is the main antagonist of the series. Vexus and Dr. Wakeman have been opponents for what must have been quite some time, and Vexus was likely the inspiration for Jenny's creation. XJ-9 typically can outwit and outperform Vexus, but regardless, Vexus has the resources of an entire planet to call upon. Occasionally she does gain the upper hand, typically through trickery and sabotage. She possesses the ability to transform, but typically for means of disguise, compared to the multitude of battle forms that Jenny typically uses. Her known forms are as the sneaky android, photographer in "Hostile Makeover" (2002), the robot nurse named Vee in "Tradeshow Showdown" (2002), a flirtatious teenage robot girl named "QT-2" (pronounced "Cutie 2") in "Designing Women", and even the transfer students Vicky and Violet in "Queen Bee" (2006). In Escape from Cluster Prime (2005), it is revealed that Queen Vexus has a daughter named Vega. During the course of the movie, Queen Vexus is dethroned by Jenny and Nora Wakeman (with Sheldon's help) and Vega takes the leadership of Cluster Prime for her own. Despite fleeing from Cluster Prime, Vexus returned in the series afterward in “Trash Talk” (2006), and in "Queen Bee" (2006), in which she donned a new look. First appearing in "Hostile Makeover" (2002), Vexus infected Jenny with a nanobot, "slowly changing her from within, into "A HIDEOUS MONSTER!" Her plan is foiled when Wakeman manages to short-circuit the infected Jenny and remove the nanobot. Vexus later showed up in "Tradeshow Showdown" (2002) where she assimilated all the robots in the convention, only for Jenny to deactivate her whole new army. Eventually, in "Designing Women" (2004), Vexus grew tired of Jenny always defeating her drones with the seemingly endless gadgets she can pull out at will. In disguise as "QT-2", Vexus coaxed Sheldon out of Jenny's master blueprints (which he originally stole to find the way to her heart). Vexus nearly had Jenny beat, now able to calculate her every move, but some quick thinking outside the box left Jenny the victor in the end. Finally, in the TV movie "Escape from Cluster Prime" (2005), Vexus attempts to bring Jenny into the Cluster on the tricentennial of Tremorton. When the fight is over, Vexus escaped via teleporter on her hovercraft. After the townsfolk shun Jenny for the damage to the town and the ruined festivities, Jenny is left to clean up the mess, and she accidentally stumbles through the Cluster portal, ending up being transported to her enemies' home planet. Completely unaware of this turn of events, Vexus finally loses patience and pulls a full-scale invasion of Earth. During Jenny's time on Cluster Prime, she realizes that Vexus has been lying to her people. There, the robot XJ-9 has been painted as the barbaric android who stole the planet's supply of golden computer chips (the part that allows their weapons systems to function), when it was really Vexus who was guilty of the crime (however, comically because of the barbaric overtones in her poster, no one on Cluster Prime even realized Jenny was XJ-9). In the end, Vexus was overthrown, and her benevolent daughter, Princess Vega, took the throne. However, Vexus appears again in "Trash Talk" (2006) and "Queen Bee" (2006), repeatedly attempting to exact her revenge of Jenny for her loss of power. However, after her exile from Cluster Prime, it seemed Vexus was clearly starting to lose her mind (e.g. she had created a spaceship for escape that could only contain a hamster). Later, Vexus returns to Tremorton and pretends to be "Violet" at Tremorton High, but Jenny was able to recognize her without having to remove her disguise. The Crust Cousins run into Vexus, and take her with them so they could teach her how to be fashionable and popular in order to humiliate Jenny. On the next day, Brit and Tiff introduce Vexus as "Vicky", and she was extremely successful in her ability to outdo Jenny in "fitting in and being popular". However, Vexus (disguised as "Vicky") was becoming even more popular than the Crust Cousins themselves, proclaiming herself the queen of Tremorton High, and reducing the Crust Cousins to nerds. She had nearly defeated Jenny by using disruptors placed around the school by Brit and Tiff. The Crusts had no other choice but to remove the devices they had planted earlier so Jenny could defeat Vexus, and they wouldn't "remain as social outcasts". Even though the students still liked Vexus after Jenny defeated her, she instantly lost her popularity when Jenny told the students that their queen was two thousand years old. Despite all of her failures, Vexus is still alive, which means that she is not officially defeated in the series. Vexus' physical appearance is that of a green- and yellow-striped insectoid alien robot. She has long striped legs with high heels, a black bottom and a yellow top. She has large black arms and hands with green sleeves attached to them. Some parts of her body, like her belly and upper arms are not covered by armor, but show her black robotic body. She has a small insectoid head with long curved antennae-like features. She has long green and yellow striped “hair” that resembles the headdress of an Egyptian pharaoh, a crown-like feature with an orb on it, and clear white wings. She has long eyelashes, red lips, and sharp fangs. Following the events of "Escape from Cluster Prime" (2005), Vexus' appearance changed to a more deteriorated and damaged form. In "Trash Talk", her color pattern changed to a darker tone (matching the atmosphere of the asteroid). In "Queen Bee", Vexus somehow gained a new, slightly altered appearance. Her large antennae and sleeves were reduced in size, and the shape of her headdress changed. She also donned some sort of green corset that covered her belly, and her antennae became more aligned with the orb on her head. Vexus is sneaky, conniving, and overall evil and megalomaniacal in nature. In general, Venus is very angry and xenophobic against human beings, wishing to destroy the Earth and enslave them. In addition to her enemies, she even proved herself to be deceitful toward her own people, the robot citizens of Cluster Prime. Vexus harbors a considerable hatred towards humankind. Vexus considers humans to be a hindrance to her goal to convince Jenny join the Cluster. She also tends to use Jenny's loved ones as hostages in order to intact her plans, such as Tuck in Hostile Makeover (2002). Vexus is also shown to be hypocritical and dishonest, as she and her Cluster minions insist that humans are unjustly controlling Earth's machines. However, she is a tyrant herself, using technopathy-based mind-control to force Earth’s machines to join the Cluster, willing or not, as seen in Tradeshow Showdown (2002). Vexus is doggedly determined to accomplish her goals, even after being defeated by Jenny constantly, before and after losing her status as Queen of Cluster Prime. Vexus is extremely skilled at manipulating others, including robots, machines, aliens, and humans. She was able to exploit Sheldon’s attraction to robot girls by disguising herself as QT-2 in Designing Women (2004). In this form she was able to trick him and acquire Jenny's blueprints for herself in order to study Jenny’s built-in weaponry and counter her effectively. Vexus also ran a propaganda campaign on Cluster Prime to keep her subjects ignorant of her true nature, while making Jenny look like the villain in Escape from Cluster Prime (2005). After being overthrown and exiled from Cluster Prime for her crimes, Vexus was reduced to a madwoman living on a garbage asteroid (as seen in Trash Talk). Being 2,000 years old, Vexus' skill with human slang and relating to teenagers is a bit rusty. In an attempt to infiltrate Tremorton High in the episode Queen Bee, she dressed like a flapper and spouted all the hottest 1920s lingo like "bee's knees" and "23 skiddoo". Vexus is a very powerful opponent that is not to be underestimated. She is intelligent, ruthless, and will use any means to get what she wants. Abilities: [Superhuman Strength: Vexus possesses strength that rivals Jenny’s power, hinting that she might be as strong as (if not stronger than) her. In Escape from Cluster Prime when Vexus was furious at the trouble Jenny caused on her planet by revealing her evil plot, she furiously beat Jenny, nearly destroying her, before Dr. Wakeman and Sheldon came to Jenny's aid. Technopathy: Vexus is shown to possess the ability to communicate with and control machinery and technology. This ability is shown in Tradeshow Showdown, when she manipulated and took control of all of the machines and robots at the convention and commanded them to rebel against their human creators. Shapeshifting: Vexus possesses the ability to shape and morph her body in multiple disguises as shown when she posed as a human photographer, QT-2, and Vicky. Flight: Much like Jenny, Vexus is capable of flight. Although she uses her insect-like wings instead of rocket boosters. Teleportation/Portal Creation: Vexus is able to create inter-dimensional portals that allow her to travel on and off Cluster Prime or away from her foes in the blink of an eye. Energy Beams: She can emit powerful beams of green energy from her eyes and her hands] Sheldon dislikes Queen Vexus as Jenny does. However, in Designing Women (2004), Vexus tricks Sheldon, disguising herself as a cute and flirtatious robot girl named QT-2 in order to take XJ-9's Master Plans from him, as he had stolen them from Dr. Wakeman’s lab to find a way into Jenny’s heart. Sheldon developed a brief crush on Vexus in this cleverly disguised form. When Sheldon gets "QT-2" a drink, Vexus removes her disguise to sneak out and take the master plan with her. Sheldon reveals to Jenny what he did, and helps Jenny by giving her one of his inventions to defeat Vexus, retrieving and returning the master plan to her mother.

6. #6Tuck Carbunkle

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   Tucker "Tuck" Cornelius Carbunkle is Brad's younger brother, and Jenny's friend and next door neighbor. Age: 8. Gender: Male. Species: Human. Eye color: Black. Hair color: Black. Nicknames: Slugger, Tuckie. Residence: Tremorton. Occupation: Elementary school student. Family: Brad (older brother), Unnamed mother, Unnamed father, Unnamed grandmother. Friends: Jenny, Sheldon, Dr. Wakeman. Enemies: Space Bikers, The Cluster, Vexus. Likes: Hanging out with Jenny, Sheldon and Brad, Thrill and adventure, Robot heroes, Playing with his toys, Tickle fights. Dislikes: Giant wheels, Vexus, Space Bikers. Tuck is an eight-year-old boy of white complexion, black hair, and dark-colored eyes. He normally wears a red shirt with a black collar and a black stripe in the middle, blue jeans, and black shoes. He has a hyperactive personality and is easily excited.

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   The Cluster are the secondary antagonists of My Life as a Teenage Robot. They are an empire made up entirely of robotic organisms, and see themselves as superior to biological life-forms such as humans. The Cluster are centered on the planet of Cluster Prime, a planet completely inhabited by robots. The type of robots (known as Cluster Drones) that make up most of the army are beetle-like droids led by Smytus as their commander, and Vexus as their queen. Krackus is a known part of the Cluster, aiding them from time to time, although poorly with his inventions that fall apart or are easily destroyed. There are some instances where the Cluster has used advanced androids and other types of robots in their attempts to seize Earth. In Escape from Cluster Prime, the Cluster began their invasion with very small attack bots that were invented by Krackus. When Krackus’ scheme failed, Commander Smytus successfully overtook Earth, using his more powerful drones to overthrow and imprison humans for a short time before Jenny was able to save the planet. The Cluster fell apart when Jenny came to Cluster Prime and helped liberate the people from Vexus’ hands. It is unknown what had happened to the rest of the army as every citizen on Cluster Prime has powers to match Jenny, with Vega saying, "We are no longer affiliated with those droids." After the fall of the Cluster, Vexus, Smytus, and Krackus had been cooperating on waste asteroids. Despite Vexus’ Cluster army being scattered, she continued to seek revenge on Jenny by herself (as seen in the episode Queen Bee). Sheldon is especially devoted to keeping Jenny safe from and helping her fight against The Cluster's relentless attacks. He dislikes them as Jenny does.

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   Sheldon Oswald Lee is Jenny's geeky friend and admirer. Age: ~15-16. Gender: Male. Species: Human. Eye color: Black. Hair color: Black. Height: 5ft (6 inches). Nicknames: Shel. Residence: Tremorton. Occupation: High School Student, Secret Agent (formerly). Love interests: Jenny (crush, seemingly one-sided), QT-2 (former crush), Pteresa (pretend girlfriend). Family: Unknown. Friends: Jenny, Brad, Tuck, Dr. Wakeman. Enemies: Brit Crust, Tiff Crust, Don Prima, Pteresa, Vexus, The Cluster. Likes: Jenny, Comic Books, Science, Robots, Inventing, Swimming, Cats, Reptiles. Dislikes: Don Prima, The Cluster, Bullies, Any boy who shows affection for Jenny. Sheldon is a 5½ foot tall (as incidated by the title of his debut episode) teenage boy. Sheldon is depicted with greasy black hair, and two specks on his cheek that could either be freckles or acne. His hair has two cowlicks at the crown of his head, and he is shown to have crooked teeth and a slight overbite. He is usually dressed in blue-gray pants, a white T-shirt, and an auburn hoodie. Sheldon is a "geek" stereotype, heavily invested in both science and comic book culture. His major character trait is his obsessive crush on Jenny. It is shown in the episode Designing Women (2004) that he has a shrine for her, and he admitted in Agent 00' Sheldon (2006) that he stalks her. Despite the extent of his affection, he never is able to get Jenny to go out with him, and the two are simply close friends. Whilst normally sweet-hearted and intelligent, Sheldon easily becomes jealous of any boy who shows affection for Jenny, and is somewhat possessive of her. Sheldon is also a budding engineer, inventor, and scientist, and often invents useful gadgets for Jenny in the hope of impressing her. He also created a robot superhero, The Silver Shell, in an attempt to show Jenny that robot boys would not be a good match for her — but this backfired when she actually fell in love with The Silver Shell. Jenny did become frustrated with Silver Shell when he inadvertently ruined her first dance in Dancing With My Shell (2004), but later, in A Pain In My Sidekick (2004), she seemed to have forgiven him for this mishap, as she joined forces with him to protect Tremorton by fighting off a Moleverine. Sheldon seems to like reptiles, as seen in Shell Game (2002) when he tries to invite Jenny to a reptile convention on a date. He is a cat lover as well, as shown in Love 'Em or Leash 'Em were he reveals that he dresses up in a cat costume when he attends the "Feline Fan Convention". He is also a very skilled swimmer, according to Brad. Jenny sees Sheldon as a very smart and sweet boy and a faithful friend who is always eager to lend a her a helping hand, although he can sometimes get himself into trouble. Jenny also relies on Sheldon to fix malfunctions that her Mom is either too busy to or unable to fix. Despite seemingly not returning Sheldon's deeply romantic feelings for her, Sheldon remains one of Jenny's closest friends whom she often hangs out with. Jenny has even shown genuine affection for Sheldon (even if it is platonic rather than romantic). In A Robot For All Seasons (2004), Jenny kissed Sheldon on the cheek while holding up mistletoe as a heartfelt thank you for Sheldon being the only one in Tremorton to never lose faith in her, thus saving her reputation as a superhero, and freeing her from Todd Sweeney’s evil mind-control device. Jenny kissed Sheldon a second time in Agent 00' Sheldon (2006) after he saved her and all of the robots in Tremorton from a top-secret organization bent on eradicating them. Throughout the series Sheldon has saved Jenny quite a few times and helped her fight off villains, thus she became deeply grateful for Sheldon's loving friendship and utmost loyalty to her.

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