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“ | I'm exactly where I need to be, and so are you. You are finally among true friends. You shall take your rightful place among my Underlords. And you will help us snuff out our final enemy, the creature they call... The One. | „ |
~ Splaarghon to Mr. Snake. |
“ | SHE'S NOT POWERFUL! The moment she defeated you maggots, she collapsed and had to be carried to the next universe. She's worthless. The only problem is, you two are More worthless than her. | „ |
~ Splaarghön criticizing Shaard and Snake. |
“ | HE'S MIIIIIIINE!!! | „ |
~ Splaarghon after Snake broke free, also his last words before his demise |
Dread Overlord Splaarghon is the overarching antagonist of The Bad Guys book series by Aaron Blabey, serving as the overarching antagonist of season 1 and the main antagonist of season 2.
Personality[]
Although Splaarghon is extremely serious in a lot of what he's doing, he has been shown to have a fun side, playing heavy metal guitar, and saying that it "sets the mood". He does appear to be a coward, seeing that Agent Fox knows the fact that he'll run as far away from her as he can. He also likes to employ a variety of beings who he thinks are good candidates for helping him achieve his goals. Despite of their undying loyalty towards their lord, Splaarghön constantly abuses and rebukes them a lot. Splaarghön does treat his minions better than Mr. Snake, as they are far more brainwashed and corrupted servants to his will. Splaarghön seeks to rule the multiverse.
Biography[]
Past[]
Splaarghon has been the multiversal Ultimate Force of Darkness, with Shortfuse having been the Ultimate Force of Goodness. Since the dawn of time, Shortfuse has protected the multiverse from Splaarghon’s influence, and has the advantage of limitlessly traveling throughout space and time. However, Splaarghon was gradually able to develop the same ability, eventually discovering the multiversal doorways—which Shortfuse created—and manipulating others to find the rest. Whilst Shortfuse was able to keep the multiverse at peace, a vision would prophecy a battle between Splaarghon and Shortfuse, along with a being whose actions would lead to Splaarghon’s multiversal dominance, the being revealed to be Snake. However, at the time Shortfuse was unsure of which snake the vision was revealing, so she would send her apprentice—Agent Fox—to monitor him throughout the series events in case of arising trouble.
The Bad Guys: Arc 2[]
Splaarghon first appears by calling out to Mr. Snake and telling him that his life was not going the way it should, and that he isn't following his destiny correctly. Snake isconfused, and then Splaarghon showed Snake a door, and then told him to open it. Snake opens the door, and is transformed into an Underlord, with horns and a spiked tail.
Later, when Shadow Squad G arrive at top Snake’s room, Splaarghon makes Snake turn on his friends. Snake makes all of his friends turn evil, and then Agent Fox turns them all back to normal using an unexpected force field, much to the Splaarghon's annoyance. He tells Snake to tell Shadow Squad G that they have an hour to decide if they join Splaarghon or not. Splaarghon then tells Snake that they have half an hour to decide.
Later, after Snake wakes up from his nightmare of being bullied in his childhood, Splaarghon tells him that he shouldn't fear nightmares, and instead should be one himself. He sends out Mr. Snake to destroy Agent Fox and her friends. After Snake lets The One and the rest of the gang escape into Shaard’s dimension, the centipede scolds Snake for his incompetence, but Snake tells him that he will prove it.
In the next book, Splaarghon appears after Wolf tries to reason with Snake through Snake’s mind. He sees The One, and comments how she’s easy to destroy. He then orders Snake to destroy them all. As Snake begins to corrupt Wolf, Fox panics and releases a massive burst of energy, knocking everyone (including herself) out.
When Snake and Shaard wake up and the gang have left to the next universe, Splaarghon chides them both for letting them get away. But he gives Shaard one last chance; to hunt down the B-Team. Snake heads off to where the gang are and kidnaps Pirahna. When Shark, Hogwild and Kitty Kat try to rescue him, Snake corrupts the other two, letting Kitty Kat and Pirahna get away. Splaarghon congratulates Snake.
In Book 17, Splaarghon officially makes a live appearance near the end, where after The Others supposedly misaim their energy/self to Fox, he appears to finally crush her to death and the disappear. Everyone is horrified, especially Wolf. But then Shortfuse announces to Wolf that she is The One.
In Book 18, Splaarghon appears at the end of the book, where after Shortfuse has left Wolf alone to change into his true form. When Wolf comments on how not so big he is, the centipede then grows tenfold in front of Wolf, much to Wolf’s horror.
In Book 19, Splaarghon, Snake and the rest of his Underlords and a gagged up Piranha have caught up to him. Splaarghon insists the same thing as Snake. Wolf refuses again, and gives a little speech to the centipede about it was easy for him to have made the wrong choices, but how it’s hard to make the right ones, before staunchly refusing again and prepares to fight the Underlords. Splaarghon laughs and orders his minions to fire at Wolf, which they do. Suddenly, a much bigger Joy appears blocks their attack from hitting Wolf. Cue the rest of the B-Team showing up.
After Delores explains their transformations, Splaarghon orders the Underlords to attack the B-Team. But the Underlords are easily overpowered and the B-Team’s energy beams revert them back to their true forms: Shaard is Dickie the baby spoon, Ghaastly is a young deer with a box of chocolates, Eaar is a human boy, Drillaärgh is a normal jackal, and Onsaay is a tiny bee. After the heroes tell the former Underlords to get out of here, Snake is angry at how pathetic they were, and the A-Team Underlords show up.
While the B-Team take on the A-Team one on one, Snake targets and tries to kill Wolf, who he believes to be powerless and defenceless. However, Wolf suddenly fires a beam back at Snake and blocks his attack, revealing that Shortfuse had transferred him some power in the last book. His blast also frees Piranha from being tied up, and he joins Wolf. Everyone battles, until the B-Team are overpowered by the Underlords, who then all focus on and fire at Wolf, ripping his jacket off, suspending him in mid-air and at Splaarghon’s mercy. Snake tells Wolf one final time to join him or die, and Splaarghon tells Fox to finish Wolf off.
Then, Shortfuse appears and she transforms into her true form, which is a giant round head with a mullet and calm face. Fox tries to fire a beam at The One, but the latter easily fires back at the former, de-corrupting Fox and ridding of her Underlord attire. The One tells her apprentice to pass along the beam, and soon an energy chain is formed: The One — Fox — Kitty — Shark — Hogwild — Piranha — Papa — Delores — Nathan — Joy — and then Wolf (with each one calling out the next person’s real names as this is happening).
Snake and Splaarghon panic, and just as Wolf is about to fire at Snake, it cuts back to the Book 13 flashback left off, where Wolf fully introduces himself by his nickname. In the flashback, young Snake is about to introduce himself, and present-day Wolf calls out Snake’s real name: Cedric. Wolf fires at Snake, and de-corrupts him. Snake is confused and upset over his past actions. Splaarghon is furious at Wolf for bringing Snake back to his senses. Just as he is about to try claim Snake back, Wolf grabs Snake, throws him back, and fires a full-force energy beam at the centipede. This blows Splaarghon to pieces, knocks Snake out, and Wolf’s fate remains unknown. Through Wolf killing the centipede, he finally puts Splaarghon's reign of terror and his dreadful plans of multiversal conquest to an end for good.
Relationships[]
Mr. Snake[]
“ | Do this and you will be my favorite. | „ |
~ Splaarghon bribing Mr. Snake to hunt down Agent Fox |
Splaarghön serves as a sort of highly abusive employer towards Mr. Snake, especially using tactics of emotional and psychological abuse to force Snake into assisting his conquest of multiversal domination and corrupting his friends. He takes advantage on Snake's vulnerabilities and corrupts him into one of his evil Underlords. He is really cruel towards Snake, acting cruel, abusive, and remorseless towards him. However, Splaarghön seems to have favoritism towards Snake, unlike most of his Underlords, as he gets angry at the other Underlords for underestimating Snake. At times, Splaarghön seems to be nice to Snake, calling him, "my child" and comforting him, however, this is all a façade so that he can gain Snake's trust, if Snake disappoints the centipede demon, he either mocks him for his failure or possesses Snake to handle matters himself. In the end, despite of favoring him more than the other Underlords, Splaarghön sees Mr. Snake as nothing more than a pawn, like the rest of his Underlords, in order to further reinforce his goals.
Trivia[]
- He formerly has a total of underlords ten minions which includes Shaard, Onsaay, Drillaargh, Ghaastly, Eaar of Splaarghon, Mr. Snake, Mr. Shark, Agent Hogwild, Agent Kitty Kat, and Agent Fox.
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