| “ | Don't make me use this! | „ |
| ~ Bronze Kneecap before summoning a gadget from his kneecap. |
| “ | Crimson Chin: He wasn't always a diabolical knee-themed villain. He used to be Ron Hambone, the third-best Jai alai player on the South Shore. I entered a Chincinnati celebrity highlight tournament. Hambone needed just one point his first, first place trophy, not third place bronze but first place gold when he tripped over my rather impressive chin. Bronze Kneecap: And on that day, I vowed that I would end the Chin's career, like he ended mine! So I smelted all of my third place trophies... and became the Bronze Kneecap! |
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| ~ The Crimson Chin and the Bronze Kneecap on the latter's backstory and descent into villainy. |
Ron Hambone, better known as the Bronze Kneecap, is a reoccurring antagonist in the Nickelodeon TV series, The Fairly OddParents. He is a supervillain who is one of two archenemies of the Crimson Chin. As his name suggests, he wears a Bronze suit of armor with Bronze kneecaps that allows him to shoot projectiles and summon weapons.
He was voiced by Dee Bradley Baker.
Appearance[]
The Bronze Kneecap is a lanky humanoid with a thin pencil mustache covered from nearly top to bottom in a bronze suit of armor.
Biography[]
Early Life[]
Ron in his early days as a Jai alai player.
As explained in "The Masked Magician," the Bronze Kneecap, back when he was just Ron Hambone, was the third best Jai alai player, who had a reputation of always winning third place trophies. During a celebrity highlight tournament in Chincinnati, he hoped to win his first 1st place gold trophy, but it all came down when he accidentally tripped over the Crimson Chin's chin, breaking his kneecap and ruining his attempt. Angry and filled with vengeance, Ron melted all of his third place trophies to create a bronze suit of armor, gaining his supervillain name in the process.
Descending into villainy, the Bronze Kneecap vowed to exact revenge on the Chin by ending his superhero career. When Timmy Turner/The Masked Magician asked him on why he continued being a villain even though what happened was accidental, the latter explained that the Crimson Chin never apologized and could have stopped being a supervillain if he did.
Fairy OddParents[]
His first appearance in the series proper, however, was "Chin Up!", where he holds the Chincinnati mayor hostage, threatening to use his kneecap repeatedly. With the Chin too busy grappling the fact he's a fictional character in Timmy's world, Timmy tries to stop him, only to end up tied to a rocket in the form of a hairy human leg. Thankfully, Chin manages to snap out of his depression and save him, then takes down the Bronze Kneecap with one whack from his chin.
The Bronze Kneecap's next major role was in "Lights...Camera...Adam!", where he hijacks the Crimson Chin movie's production to ruin the Chin's reputation from the inside, only to be sent flying back into Chincinnati after a short battle across Hollywood.
His final noteworthy appearance was in "Chindred Spirits," where he repeatedly laments that ever since the Chin has been desperate for a girlfriend, he's become bored of being a villain since he's being allowed to roam free all the time now.
He reappears in small roles in several episodes, mostly as a member of the Nega-Chin's villain group, and as the main antagonist of the GBA game, "Enter the Cleft" where he, Spatula Woman, and Country Boy invade the real world to reshape it in their image.
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