| “ | Just get to your lab and build me something dangerous, something deadly, something with a cupholder. You know what? Forget the cupholder, just make it DEADLY! | „ |
| ~ Hannibal McFist to Willem Viceroy. |
| “ | You've gone too far this time Ninja. These people will never believe that their lovable gazillionaire is actually your archenemy. | „ |
| ~ McFist indirectly exposing himself as a villain to everyone in Norisville. |
Hannibal McFist is the secondary antagonist of the Disney XD series Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja. He is Willem Viceroy's employer and Randy's arch nemesis.
He is a wealthy businessman and the CEO of McFist Industries who, despite appearing to the public as a well-intentioned philanthropist, is a dim and arrogant criminal who has secretly struck a deal with the The Sorcerer to kill the Norrisville Ninja in exchange for a superpower of his choosing. Despite being the assistant to the Sorcerer, and the secondary antagonist of the series overall, he is generally regarded as Randy's nemesis.
He was voiced by John DiMaggio, who also voices Bender, Joey Mousepad, and Igner in Futurama, the Joker in Batman: Under the Red Hood, Socktopus in The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants, Dr. Drakken in Kim Possible, Nitro Zeus in Transformers: The Last Knight, Jekhide in Mia and the Migoo, Fung in Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness, Lobo in Justice League: Action League, Brother Blood in Teen Titans, Joseph Walters in Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry, and General Grievous in Star Wars: Clone Wars.
Biography[]
CEO and owner of McFist industries, that makes just about everything, he is described as "Global Gazillionaire" and is the most "beloved man" appearing a wealthy Philanthropist, however he is secretly obsessed with gaining more power, and along with his Mad scientist Viceroy he continually plots to kill the Ninja, through a variety of robots and traps.
McFist is easily angered, bad tempered and prone to violent outbursts, however he is also quiet dim and arrogant, and is normally quite incompetent at his job, although he does seem to be getting better as time goes on. He also will often claim any successful idea as his own, despite his seeming lack of intelligence, several of his schemes have come close to succeeding. He's also reasonably capable of creating a friendly facade for the masses, although he does slip on occasion.
Despite being an evil man, McFist does truthfully love his wife, and is even willing to put up with his aggressive and boisterous son Bash Johnson for her.
Randy managed to unmask McFist for the villain he was, however this led him to being overcome with sadness at having lost everything. And thus he became vulnerable to the Sorcerer's evil magic, having no quarms with using his follower, the Sorcerer turned him into a monster. Enraged he attacked Randy to get revenge. Realizing that provoking his enemy was a mistake, Randy managed to turn McFist back to normal, and covered up his evil acts, by claiming he had always been possessed with the evil magic.
Personality[]
McFist is possibly the wealthiest man alive, with literally enough money to burn and to the public of Noresville, he is a kind and generous philanthropist who is responsible for nearly every popular product device in town but this merely facades his true nature to the people.
In reality McFist is a hot-tempered, loud-mouthed, aggressive, mean-spirited, violent, ruthless, money and power hungry, corrupt businessman. Despite his immeasurable wealth, Hannibal is extremely greedy so much that he struck a deal with the Sorcerer and bargained that if he destroys his despised enemy he will give McFist a power of his choosing. He is arrogant, destructive and just plain ruthless in nature, he allowed his robots to be released within Noresville and did not care about the destruction he wreaked in his path. McFist is quite idiotic at times as when he described he described himself as a gazillionare despite that number not existing and actually thinking that his assistant Viceroy was the Ninja despite him being right next to him at the time. What really defines McFist is his short-tempered nature, the slightest of inconveniences would set him on edge and cause him to shout excessively, it was this abuse that caused his minions, Robo-Apes to rise against him. Despite his arrogance, McFist was capable of apologizing if he was wrong, he begrudgingly apologized for his harsh way of treating them so he could stop their revelation.
In all of his faults Hannibal deeply cared for his wife, Marci and actually, if not forcefully, helped raise her raise his step-son Bash Johnson.
Trivia[]
- Although it not been confirmed, McFist might’ve known Mac Antfee (The Ninja of 1985) who also went to Norisville High and graduated in 1985.
- In additional many fans speculate that McFist knew Mac Antfee (The Ninja of 1985) and think McFist was Howard of 1985 and Mac was the Randy of 1985. If this is true and the series would of continue it would explain how McFist and Mac had a fall out and explain how McFist got into contact with the Sorcerer.
- According to McFist (in the episode McSatchle), Howard’s selfish and jerky behavior reminds McFist of himself, implying that Howard and McFist have a lot in common when the latter was younger.
- Both are students at Norisville high where McFist attended there in 1985 and Howard currently attended there as a freshman.
- Both have the letter H in their name.
- Both have an older sibling who they dislike (Hannibal with his hippie older brother Terry; and Howard with his snobby older sister Heidi).
- Both have friends who are very loyal to them, despite their jerky behavior towards them (Howard with Randy and McFist with Viceroy).
- Due to the Sorcerer is gone in the season 2 finale, "Ball’s Well That Friends Well", it's likely possible that Hannibal no longer has any interest of destroying the Ninja.
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