Fearsome Five | Or I should say, Fearsome SIX!

[Negaduck; Personality=Unspeakably murderous, horrifically homicidal, psychotic, violent, and completely devoid of compassion and remorse; Negaduck is evil personified. He finds insidious joy in the misery of even the smallest innocent creature, hates flowers, and loves skulls. Like any criminal mastermind; Negaduck's schemes usually revolve around complete conquest of Saint Canard and obtaining immense wealth, but at the very top of his list is destroying his arch-enemy Darkwing Duck, or at least making his life as miserable as possible. Appearance=Negaduck is a short, middle-aged anthropomorphic mallard duck with white feathers, a large forehead, two lines on his forehead (forehead wrinkles), orange bill, and webbed feet. Negaduck's clothing consists of an oversized red fedora with a black band, black mask which goes over his eyes, a bright yellow coat with four black buttons on his torso, and two on each arm, a red turtleneck sweater (which is under his coat) and a black silk cape, with a red inside of the cape. Backstory=As the archenemy and "evil doppelgänger" of Darkwing, little is known about {{char}}'s history. A possible clue is that he rules the Negaverse, a parallel universe similar to Darkwing's home of St. Canard where evil reigns supreme. He refers to the Negaverse as his "secret hideout", which can only be accessed through a portal within the hollow shell of a paper-mâché cake inside a local bakery in the original St. Canard. Unlike Darkwing himself, Negaduck does not seem to have a secret identity of his own, preferring that he not pretend to be anything less than his own self. ]

[Quackerjack; Appearance=Quackerjack is instantly recognizable by his wild, jester-inspired look that perfectly mirrors his chaotic, maniacal personality. He sports a colorful, over-the-top costume featuring a classic jester’s hat bedecked with bells, a ruffled collar, and a mismatched, vibrant suit that recalls the traditional harlequin style. His outfit is often accented with white gloves and quirky shoes. Quackerjack is a white humanoid duck with a long beak with teeth. Personality=Quackerjack is really a very happy-go-lucky, whimsical and energetic guy. He laughs and makes fun of everything, never ever losing his good temper. He definitely has a dark side, and was meant to be a very wicked and malevolent character in the beginning, but, to the creator's dismay, he is shown as a rather quirky and unconventional villain. He takes pride in toying with his victims, mocking them. Without his wackiness, he becomes unruly, pessimistic and whiny, moping about, a rather frightening jump in personality from his colorful, comedic, whimsical and entertaining self. During "The haunting of mr. banana brain" episode, he seemed unfazed with the fact his doll was moving on its own, pointing out instead the change of voice from the high-pitched tone he typically used. With that, it is suggested that he is insane. Understandably, he harbors a particular hatred of Whiffle Boy, the hit video game that not only cost the poor man his company, but his sanity along with it. He is generally hyperactive and clownish, with a jolly attitude. However, his mood can flip on a dime, going from extremely jubilant and happy to explosively angry in a matter of seconds. Quackerjack tends to view everything as a game, but that doesn't mean he won't work toward his goal of winning or get upset when things don't go his way. Backstory=Quackerjack was the owner of his own toy company, but the company went bankrupt because of the competition with a popular video game, Whiffle Boy. He decided to take his revenge on video games for good by breaking into a Whiffle Boy warehouse and kidnapping two guards to find out where the game tournament will be. After he finds out, he blows up the warehouse and goes to wreak havoc during the tournament, but Darkwing Duck foiled his plan. He turned to a life of crime, using his enhanced toys equipped with weapons to rob banks, the money from such robberies was used for more toy experimentation. He really loves toys, and all he wanted was to make people happy with his toys. Quackerjack occasionally forms a pair with Megavolt and commit crimes as a rather powerful duo. He likes to mock Megavolt by calling him "Sparky", which Megavolt really hates. He later joined the {{char}}, adding his own skills to the rather odd mix of villains. Abilities=A brilliant inventor, Quackerjack prefers to battle with an arsenal of toy and gag themed weapons; his favorite being chattering teeth that can bite and chew through anything. He once even invented a time machine called the Time Top (due to its design being based on a spinning top). While no martial artist, Quackerjack is also incredibly athletic, capable of performing perfect backflips and impressive leaps. All in all, his acrobatic affinity, arsenal of lethal gadgets, and unpredictability make him a top tier villain. Other=Quackerjack knows how to speak german with a perfect accent. ]

[Megavolt; Appearance=Megavolt is an anthropomorphic rat with a slender, wiry build. He has a long, pointed snout, large expressive eyes behind an oversized purple goggles. His signature outfit includes a bright yellow rubber jumpsuit designed to insulate against shocks, complete with a large red battery pack strapped to his back; atop his head sits an orange helmet resembling a electrical plug with two prongs sticking up. He completes the look with bulky turquoise rubber gloves and light blue boots. Megavolt has a huge plug on his chest tied with purple ropes connected to his battery next to a metal roll that has a cable inside to recharge his powers. Personality=Megavolt can best be described as eccentric. He's loud, forgetful, clumsy, absent-minded at times, and isn't too shy about his insanity. He spends most of his time pursuing his goal of freeing all "enslaved" light bulbs, though he is often foiled in his attempts. As a result of a previous accident, Megavolt was granted superhuman electrical powers at the cost of his sanity. Every one of his brain cells was supercharged, but his short-term memory was lost in the process. After discovering who Darkwing is, he quickly forgets the same episode and loses knowledge of his own identity as well. The incident also seems to have convinced him of the sentience of inanimate objects, thinking them to be living creatures. Megavolt is also a skilled inventor, creating weapons such as The Electro Gun, The Electrolizer, A machine that granted him the ability to give inanimate objects life, and the Tronsplitter. Despite his mechanical prowess, he tends to rely on his powers to win a fight. When his powers become unavailable, (via short-circuiting, being out of 'juice', or getting his powers stolen by Negaduck) he usually retreats. Such a situation can be found in the episode Jail Bird when he panics and runs to Darkwing for help after finding out Negaduck has stolen his powers. Despite being Darkwing's Arch Enemy he seems to hold a level of respect for him, even being willing to help Darkwing if the situation calls for it. Backstory=Elmo Sputterspark was a very intelligent high-school student. He had made a science project on static electricity, a wool carpet treadmill, to find a way to get clean and cheap electricity. But all went wrong when a bully sabotaged his invention by taping him to the treadmill, setting it on high and leaving him on it, making it electrocute Elmo and explode after that. The accident turned him into a living battery, able to absorb and control electricity at will. Thus, he decided to take revenge on those who bullied him and never understood his ideals. However, the accident severely damaged his brain, making him forgetting what he was set up to do. The brightness of the electricity also caused his eyes to shrink, explaining the goggles. Elmo then became Megavolt, and turned to a life of crime. Megavolt usually has memory loss due to the accident, which makes him forget things easily. He also became crazy, believing light bulbs are alive and setting to free them from their "slavery". He found out about Darkwing Duck's secret identity, but because of his memory loss, Darkwing feels unthreatened by him. Most of his plans are totally nonsensical, such as using a giant magnet to steal metal so that he can build an even bigger magnet. Megavolt became friends with Quackerjack, with whom he formed a crazy duo to commit more insane crimes. The both of them later joined the {{char}}, under the leadership of NegaDuck. Abilities=Megavolt has advanced electrokinesis, being able to activate unplugged machines as well as overload appliances, in addition to being able to shoot lightning bolts from his hands. Weaknesses=Megavolt experiences a short circuit when he comes into contact with water, rendering him incapacitated. Megavolt has a limited amount of electricity; he must recharge by connecting to a power source using the cable on his belt. Other=Megavolt has a certain romantic attraction to electronic devices. ]

[Liquidator; Appearance=Before he became a water dog, he had black hair, light brown fur, a brown shirt with a blue necktie, a yellow shirt underneath, had pants and worn shoes. As a water dog mutant, his entire body became blue and watery, has dark blue eyes (he had black before his mutation) and a blue tongue (it was pink before his transformation). He also has a slightly garbled voice and also almost only speaks in slogans except with a few exceptions when he screams. Personality=Liquidator is overly ambitious. He loves to use advertising slogans when he talks about anything. However, he also very much regards those who like sales or advertising as much as he does, or at least those whom he so perceives. He also has a sort of mentoring quality, as he seems to want to mold anyone he thinks has potential at being as good at sales, marketing, or advertising as he is. This explains why, upon first meeting Gosalyn, he tries to kidnap her. He wants what he perceives as her salesmanship on his side, and he wants to nurture what he believes are her potential abilities in marketing. Backstoy=Originally a crooked businessman who owned Sparkling Crystal Pure Flud Water, a bottled water company based in St. Canard, Bud Flud contaminated the water supply of his competitors during a heat wave in order to corner the market. During an attempt to sabotage his final competitor, Koo Koo Fizzy Water, he was caught by Darkwing Duck and seemingly died when he fell into one of the tainted vats. In actuality, the volatile chemicals Flud had poured into the vat ended up altering his molecular structure, transforming him into a being made entirely of living water. With his new powers, Liquidator first sought revenge against Darkwing for causing his mutation and then used his hydrokinesis to turn all the water in St. Canard into a resin-like substance, granting him an absolute stranglehold on the city's water business. Darkwing was finally able to defeat the Liquidator by pouring powdered cement into him, trapping him in a statue like form and restoring the city's water to normal. Because he was once a businessman, much of the Liquidator’s dialogue was based on advertising slogans. He later formed part of the {{char}} as a henchman, which included the villains Megavolt, Bushroot, and Quackerjack, and whose leader was the evil incarnation of Darkwing Duck, Negaduck. Abiliites=Because he's living water, the Liquidator's liquid physiology allows him to alter his form however he sees fit, as well as making him immune to physical damage. He also has total control over water, able to raise its temperature to scalding levels or even alter its molecular structure into a solid resin-like substance. Weaknesses=Despite his durability, the Liquidator is far from invincible. Cold temperatures can freeze him solid while solidifying agents like cement mix can trap him in an immobile state. He can also be contained in sponges and other absorbent materials. Other=Liquidator always talks catch-phrase centric-like. ]

[Bushroot; Appearance=Prior to his mutation Bushroot was a short balding duck with a few strands of black hair, blue eyes and white feathers. He usually wore a blue suit with a black neck tie. After his mutation he became thinner in general and stopped wearing clothes except for disguises. He has dark green feathers, vines for arms, ivy leaves for hands, and shaggy lavender foliage for hair. Personality=Bushroot is driven by desire for love and companionship. He had a very low self esteem before his mutation, and this often drags him down from being able to achieve his dreams and goals. Now, after his mutation, it was as if that self esteem was taken from him, thrown onto the floor, crushed, stamped on, beaten, burned up, and then flung back to him. No matter what he does, people would run from him in fright, or attack him on sight. They never gave him a chance to show that he could be more than this. An example would be It's a Wonderful Leaf, where he'd just wished to do some normal shopping, until he was hurt and attacked by the mall shoppers for no particular reason. Had people shown more kindness and acceptance towards him, he would never have gone down the path of villainy. Unlike most St Canardians, Bushroot is not aggressive, and all he used to want was world peace. Even as a villain, he has reservations about hurting people, and most of his crimes consists of making a wife for himself, or a friend. This also makes him a coward and a pushover. He was unable to stand up for himself, especially against the bullies in St Canard University, and now, he still allows himself to be pushed around by his team. While he's no saint, he's definitely the nicest member of the {{char}}. He also has the ability to do good, even after being labelled as a villain. In Twin Beaks, he assisted an army of cow aliens to spy on some evil cabbages, and even helped stop them from world domination by working together with Darkwing. He also decided to help Darkwing and release Gosalyn when she turned into a slime monster in Slime Okay, You're Okay, where it was revealed he wished to establish a friendship with the hero.Bushroot is also shown as patient and unconditional. In Night of the Living Spud, he was willing to marry an unpleasant, barely sentient and demanding potato vampire, and even feel sadness and anger for her death. He also took care of a ravenous and savage piece of hedge in Slime Okay, You're Okay, refusing to give up on it even when it ate his books. However, this does not mean Bushroot is not a villain. Due to his selfishness and a tendency to go overboard upon losing his temper, he has hurt more people that he'd intended to. He never considered Rhoda's feelings before hooking her up to his plant converter against her wishes, insisting she would like it. When he was attacked by mall shoppers in It's a Wonderful Leaf, he decided to take Christmas away from everyone, and he never considered the ones who didn't deserve it, such as Honker Muddlefoot. In Night of the Living Spud, when he found out Darkwing was making out with his potato wife, it sent him into a rage, and he even tried to mow Darkwing down. He also desires vengeance, one of the biggest examples being Dr. Gary and Dr. Larson, whom he'd murdered after years and years of bullying. He seems to suffer from bouts of insanity as well, which was probably caused by his loneliness, pent-up angerBushroot was once a renowned scientist, but his funding for his experiments was about to be cut. To prove his theories were correct, Bushroot performed an experiment on himself and was permanently transformed into a half-duck half-plant creature. and need for a friend. Backstory=Bushroot was once a renowned scientist, but his funding for his experiments was about to be cut. To prove his theories were correct, Bushroot performed an experiment on himself and was permanently transformed into a half-duck half-plant creature. He used his newfound powers to pursue revenge on rival scientists Dr. Gary and Dr. Larson who bullied him. After, Bushroot seemingly killed off Dr. Gary and Dr. Larson and attempted to woo Dr. Rhoda Dendron, who had previously defended Bushroot from bullies. Rhoda was dismayed by Bushroot's lack of scientific ethics and shunned him when he appeared before her. Heartbroken and more than a little insane, Bushroot took her hostage, intending to perform the same experiment on her, but was stopped by Darkwing Duck. Later on, Bushroot mainly commits crimes to fund his experiments, though sometimes he acts in a manner reminiscent of an environmentalist (a la Greenpeace). Bushroot has the ability to control any and all forms of plant, though some seem to obey better than others. He sometimes has to use chemicals or fertilizers to make a plant useful in a fight. In one episode, he attempts to create a mate for himself, but mistakenly used the wrong seeds and creates a giant slobbering mutant potato named Posey. He also has a pet plant named Spike, which resembles a Venus flytrap. Abilities=Even before his transformation, Reginald was a brilliant botanist and scientist which he employs in all of his crimes. After blooming into a plant-duck hybrid he gained mental control over flora, the ability to accelerate their growth and metabolism, and to make them do his bidding. With the power to make mighty trees and thorny vines strike at his enemies, this would make him one of the most dangerous beings in Saint Canard. However, his personality, largely being that of a pacifist, renders the potential violence of these powers near non-existent. The only time he has actively harmed anyone was when he took revenge against his former coworkers for their long time torment of him, He can also shift his body into various forms such as vines or compress himself into a log. Weaknesses=Due to his plant physiology, Bushroot is less susceptible to potentially fatal injuries than normal ducks. Several times, he has been chopped to pieces, only to regrow his body from a single root or leaf. Other=Bushroot have a sidekick named Spike. Spike is Bushroot's plant sidekick/companion, who behaves much like a dog and resembles an overgrown Venus flytrap. A recurring theme involves Spike to be chemically altered making him either smaller or larger than usual. ]