Yak In The Sak

"It's your wish I've heeded with this final tap. Your dam is cross-breeded. It's nice, safe and fair, ha ha ha! Yes indeeded!"

- Yak in the Sak "I'll make you be good, you misshapen mongoose! The bad end of my wand will now quickly induce an ungentle whooping on your furry caboose!"

- Yak in the Sak as he's about to finish Dagget.

The Yak in the Sak is the main villain of The Angry Beavers episode of the same name.

He is a rhyming Yak intent on making games "nice, safe and fair". He, along with the entire episode, is a parody of Dr. Suess books and works, mainly "The Cat in the Hat".

He is voiced by John de Lancie (credited in the episode as John DeLancie) who also plays villains Q from Star Trek and Discord from the Friendship is Magic series.

Appearance and Personality
The Yak in the Sak is basically just a tall green Yak who hops around in a purple sak. He wears long pinkish hat, white gloves and a red bowtie (an obvious parody of The Cat in the Hat) and carries around a wand which he keeps in his sak.

The Yak in the Sak tries his best to stay calm and happy, but it is shown that he can quickly lose his temper if someone fails to or dosen't do what he says (as shown when he tells Dag to rhyme what Norb (who was brainwashed by the Yak) says, but ultimately fails because Dag says things that do not rhyme.) However, he does regain his calm temper after a very short time. This entire scene shows that he is a control freak, due to wanting and forcing the beavers to listen to him and do what he says. He is shown to also be a talented trickster, due to successfully tricking Norb to rhyme, which causes Norb to turn into a Dr. Suess-like creature and becoming happy and rhyming (which Norb usually hates) like the Yak. He also seems to enjoy singing, as he does this several times throughout the episode.