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| “ | Nixels don't like to Mix or Max... that's far too creative. But sometimes they're so cross that they can't help it! The result is KING NIXEL, a colossal force of whiny negativity and destruction. Whatever the Mixels have planned, King Nixel is putting a stop to it! | „ |
| ~ King Nixel's description on Defeat King Nixel! |
| “ | Mixels... Mixels... Mixels everywhere! With their candy-like assortment of colors, their nauseating way of working together, and constant mixing, mixing, mixing! I hate the Mixels to pixels! | „ |
| ~ King Nixel in A Quest For The Lost Mixamajig. |
| “ | Oh, that’s not all. I have succeeded in scamming all of Mixopolis into handing over every last cubit. Then I cleverly reduced the cubits down to their pure liquid essence and reversed the osmosis of their sub-molecular maxillary. Uh, don’t ask me how. I loaded it all into a super-ballistic missile, which will soon be blasted into the stratosphere and rain back down on Mixopolis, absorbing the entire color spectrum! | „ |
| ~ King Nixel revealing his atrocity that crossed the Moral Event Horizon in Nixel, Nixel, Go Away |
King Nixel is the main antagonist of the Mixels franchise, serving as the overarching antagonist of season 1, and the main antagonist of season 2.
He's the supreme and oppressive ruler of all the Nixels, Major Nixel included.
He was voiced by Phil Hayes in "Mixel Moon Madness", and by Steve Blum since "A Quest for the Lost Mixamajig" and "Nixel, Nixel, Go Away".
Personality[]
King Nixel is the ruler of the Nixels, and is Major Nixel's superior. He hates fun and creativity, and he wants to rid the Mixelverse of it. He often sends his army to raid Mixel Land and steal all the Cubits so the Mixels can't fight back. King Nixel made no appearance at all in the first season of the show; his first appearance was in the special Mixel Moon Madness. At the end of the episode, Major Nixel is seen reporting Mixels on Mixel Moon to King Nixel, resulting in him shouting angrily. Major Nixel is very afraid of King Nixel.
King Nixel is a dark and powerful tyrant that will do anything to ruin the fun in the Mixelverse. In his humanoid form, King Nixel is so intimidating that just the sight of him made his army shake in fear, faint, or bow immediately.
However, while undisguised, King Nixel is whiny and weak.
Appearance[]
King Nixel is a humanoid figure. He is portrayed as tall and limber. His head resembles that of a normal Nixel and carries a crown that serves as his symbol of power. His body is hidden by a cloak, but is revealed to be made of smaller Nixels. Inside his head resides his core. He is a different Nixel and carries his mind and acts as his "brain". He also has a crown and mustache.
Biography[]
Mixel Moon Madness[]
King Nixel makes his first appearance at the end of the episode, not doing much besides an entrance hidden in the shadows.
Mixels Rush[]
In the videogame Mixels Rush (which serves as a prequel to "A Quest for the Lost Mixamajig"), he is supervising Major Nixel's plan of the Nixelstorm before deciding to intervene directly, only to be defeated by the Mixels.
A Quest for the Lost Mixamajig[]
King Nixel was fully revealed in "A Quest for the Lost Mixamajig". Fed up with Major Nixel's constant failures, King Nixel announces that he wants to take matters into his own hands. King Nixel's plan takes on a different and smarter strategy; rather than trying to steal the Mixels' Cubits, he wants to gather them up into one spot and then capture and destroy the Mixels. To do this, King Nixel creates a hoax involving a treasure called the "Mixamajig" that can only be found by "the chosen one." The chosen one is the Mixel who is given the magic key to the treasure. In reality, several Mixels were given a key, so when all the Mixels arrive at the spot the keys led them to, a portal between Mixel Land and Nixel Land opens, and a free-for-all breaks out. While the Mixels are fighting, King Nixel sneaks up and traps them all in his airship.
However, once Snoof and the Mixels realize the whole thing was a setup and a scam, they're quick to mix, form an army of Maxes, and break out of the airship. But, after the 2015 Glorp Corp Max correctly deduces that the king will kill them all while calling him "Tiny" when King Nixel is challenged, he removes his cloak, revealing that his body is made entirely out of Nixels. A huge swarm of Nixels comes to their King's aid, climbing on his body and causing him to grow even larger. The Maxes realize that they can't beat King Nixel, so they decide to mix again. As this is mixing every Mixel in existence, the result is an extremely powerful and colossal creature called the Ultra-Miximum Max.
King Nixel and the Ultra-Miximum Max struggle for some time, but the Ultra-Miximum Max eventually gets the upper hand. The Ultra-Maximum Max manages to destroy the King's artificial body, ripping out his core, which is an entirely different Nixel. He then flees the scene, running off for his mother.
Nixel, Nixel, Go Away[]
King Nixel reappears in the Mixels series finale, where he takes over Mixopolis in an attempt to get his revenge. Sometime after his previous defeat, his Nixel Scouts discovered Mixopolis. At first, he was willing to destroy Mixopolis, but then he though about it and wisely decides to make the city his own, as he came up with a new plan to scam the Mixels with the product called "I-Cubit". Their appearance looks like a regular Cubit, but instead of allowing the Mixels to mix, the I-Cubit drains the color out of them, and then a few days later, every Mixel in the city are in a whole single file line and traded their colored Cubits for the new I-Cubit (except the special's protagonist, Booger).
Later, Major Nixel revealed the news that almost every Cubit have been traded and King Nixel is happy and the plan is ready for phase 2, but Major Nixel told him that there's only one Cubit missing, but he calls it nonsense and told him that one Cubit will not be enough to defeat him and yelled at him to go, and then he released his Nixel army to attack the Mixels. The Mixels were unable to fight back because of the lack of Cubits and are all turned into colorless zombies as the Nixels drained all of the colors in the city.
King Nixel celebrates his victory until a Nixel tells him the news that Booger, Zabo, Scrud and Blip infiltrated his base. Hearing this, he announces that the plan is in its third and final phase. Booger reveals himself and his friends and says that the Nindjas will defeat him, but the king shows that they were under his control and told the heroes that, one, he scammed all of the Mixopolisians by taking all the Cubits, two, he reduced the Cubits down to their essence as their sub-molecular maxillary's osmosis is completely reversed, three, loaded it all into a super-ballistic missile, which contains all the colors, and lastly, launches it into the stratosphere, explodes and rains back down to Mixopolis, completely destroying the entire color spectrum and the Mixels to extinction. Booger says that's a little harsh, but mans up that Mixopolis is his town and that the king will not get away will it, but King Nixel disregards it as Booger is just a small Mixel, and King Nixel has all the Cubits.
However, Booger proves the monstrous hegemonic dark tyrant lord completely wrong, as he shows his Cubit, and, affecting an Italian accent, says "Say hello to my little friend!". This horrifies King Nixel, and he becomes fully angered.
King Nixel then ordered his zombified army to corner them to their deaths, but Booger convinces his friends that they can stop them with Coordinated Group Dancing, much to the king's confusion. Then, the quartet begins dancing and using the Cubit to bring the Nindjas and a few other Mixels back to their senses. Not giving up, King Nixel fuses with his army, and now the heroes must replace the I-Cubit with Booger's Cubit. Booger, with the help of the Nindjas, manages to swap the Cubits, which restored the endangered Mixels. The king tries to escape by sealing Booger in the missile while being excited as Mixopolis is doomed during its final moments. However, the missile blows up, with all the Cubits' essence started raining back down to the city, restoring all the civilians with their colors and destroying the Nixels in revenge. Major Nixel and the last remaining Nixel betray King Nixel as they set sail to Rancho Cucamonga, California for a vacation, showing they had a change of heart. King Nixel and two Nixels got hit by the colorful rain and are Mixelized as he starts dancing, but his core managed to exit on a micro spaceship to escape, only to get smashed and turned into ash instead by the Slusho/Tungster Mix, with Slusho and Tungster laughing at the king's demise in friendship and left the building. After that, Mixopolis is saved, and Booger miraculously survived and cheated death, as Mysto rewards him with a fully-released copy of the comic, "Issue 33, "Return of the Nindjas" Original Edition: Booger Saves Mixopolis".
Booger ends the episode heroically by saying "You see, sometimes one small Mixel is all it takes. Yep, Mixopolis is my town and always will be".
Quotes[]
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Trivia[]
- He makes mechanical noises when he moves; thus proving, before the reveal, that he is made up of other Nixels.
- He has the ability to feel pain through his amalgamated body, despite it being created from other Nixels.
- Out of all the characters, he has the most amount of nicknames given to him.
- Despite being the main antagonist of the franchise, King Nixel is the only villain who dies.
External Links[]
- King Nixels on the Mixels Wiki
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