Bob Hathcock

Bob Hathcock (better known as The Bopper and along with Phillip Crane, Helga Sorensen and Tommy Chung) is one of the main antagonists from Jackie Chan Adventures season 4 episode J-Tots.)

He is voiced by Clancy Brown, who also voice Mr. Krabs, Lex Luthor Superman the animated series, Long Feng from Avatar: The Last Airbender and Yakone from The legend of Korra.

Biography

Prior to the episode, Bob Hathcock was known as a professional champion wrestler who abandon his title and became a criminal. His most famous signature move is that Bopper's Bash, which explains his nickname. At one point Bartholomew Chang recruited him while still in prison, having him as an evil counterpart of El Toro. He makes his first appearance when he and the others. dressed like disguised as laundry inmate crew members as he and Tommy knocked out a few guards while Crain and Helga went to free Chang.

Later at the museum As Chang and the others were stealing back all of Chang's stolen jade collection and rebuild his criminal empire, The J-Team arrived and while Tohru wanted to fix Bob (in order to not fight Helga) El Toro took him on instead. During the battle, Bopper was shown to have the upper hand after he slammed El Toro to the ground with a body slam, but when he attempted to remove El Toro's Mask, only for El Toro to grab his hand and threw him to the ground, followed by giving him a powerful body slam

Unfortunately for the J-Team the spell Jade cast on them earlier transformed them into toddlers, which resulted in the Chang Gang continued to steal the jade and ignore the team.

Afterwords, Bob and the others prepared to leave San Fransico with the stolen Jade on a boat, and while the J-Tot's second attempt failed, Jade arrived and used the same spell she cast on the team earlier on the chang gang, making the playing fields easy. Afterwards Uncle reverse the effect of the spell, transforming him and the other J-Team back to normal while Chang and the Gang remain toddlers, as it is assumed that due to being kids, they were instead juvenile detention rather than prison.