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Willem Viceroy III is a major antagonist in Randy Cunningham: Ninth Grade Ninja.
He is Hannibal McFist's assistant and a mad scientist. He is the one who makes the majority of the weapons and robots that McFist uses, and assists him in trying to destroy the Ninja.
Very dry-humored and sarcastic, as well as refined and somewhat effeminate, Viceroy works hard to create deadly robots and monsters to destroy the Ninja. He gets frustrated that McFist usually claims the creations or schemes were his idea or blames him for something that was actually McFist's fault. When Viceroy attended Mad Scientist University, he managed to get fellow rival Jerry Driscoll caught for making a doomsday device in order to become valedictorian and get attention.
In the episode, "Monster Dump", it's revealed that Viceroy has a pet amoeba named "Nicholas". He went down into the volcano to get him, showing that he cares very much about his pet. When falling into the volcano, he activated an inflatable lab coat which he was wearing on his regular one, saving him from injury. When Randy rescued Nicholas, Viceroy promised to take a vacation from helping McFist destroy the Norrisville Ninja. He was seen at the end of the episode in Provence, riding his scooter with Nicholas.
Appearance[]
Viceroy is tall and thin, having dark brown hair with a gray streak, a beard, and gray eyes. He wears a lavender lab coat over a purple shirt and lavender ascot, purple pants, glasses with purple rims, and black shoes.
Biography[]
Unlike McFist, Viceroy does not really care about money or power, he simply wants people to appreciate his genius, and sees making monsters and robots a way of demonstrating his skills.
He has a relatively friendly relationship with his boss, although he is sometimes exasperated by the McFist's incompetence and the fact he always steals Viceroy's ideas. It is Viceroy who comes up with majority of the plans, and the majority of the good ideas, but McFist always takes the credit.
Viceroy has a dry sense of humor, a quick wit and is quite sarcastic, particularly to McFist. Unlike McFist, Viceroy is much more light-hearted, and is more an Affable evil. He often argues with his boss, but they normally maintain a healthy working relationship.
Although normally the more serious, Viceroy does occasionally show a dimmer side to his personality, such as not revealed he had a mind reader, despite it being highly beneficial to there situation, and making the screen far to small for it to practice. Ironically despite Hannibal never noticing when he uses sarcasm to him, he never notices (or possibly ignores it) when Hannibal uses it to him.
In the original pilot, Viceroy was much more intimidated by the Judge (the first concept for the show's antagonist, preceding Hannibal McFist), rather than sarcastically undercutting the villain.
An original design of Otto can be seen drawn one of the blackboards of The Gifted and Talented Classroom of Norrisville High, implying that Viceroy attended the high school.
Viceroy's signature design is giving his inventions secret arms, as McFist states in "Last Stall on the Left."
He apparently understands his creations because he had a conversation with Krackenstein in "Last Stall on the Left" as well as with Stewart the Robo-Lizard in "House of 1,000 Boogers."
He enjoys going to Whoopee World, as seen in "Viva El Nomicon."
He has only one day off granted throughout the year, as stated in "Monster Drill." This may or may not include the company trip to Whoopee World, as seen in "Viva El Nomicon."
He has a pet (giant) amoeba named Nicholas in "Monster Dump," to whom he is very protective and fatherly.
He is considered by Howard to have style, as stated in "Dawn of the Driscoll."
He is acquainted with Mrs. Driscoll and turned in her husband Jerry Driscoll for planning to destroy the world.
He has an unnamed mother whom he mentions in "Gossip Boy," and it is possible that her picture is the one seen in the background in his home in "Dawn of the Driscoll."
He watches the classic television Halloween special episode of Peanuts in "Dawn of the Driscoll." When he is eating popcorn, he said "Stupid kid sitting in a pumpkin patch all night. Everyone knows there's no such thing as the Great...[Pumpkin]."
He was wearing reindeer antlers and a red nose for McFist's Christmas party in "Silent Punch, Deadly Punch." This is an obvious reference to Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
Willem is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson, who also voices Antauri from Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go and .
He is banned from Whoopee World, due to Randy's neutralizing the Mexican Death Bear.
However in later episodes, he is able to go to Whoopee World.
He befriends Howard in "Rise of the Planet of the Robo-Apes."
However, he appears to not remember who Howard is after every episode.
Viceroy's biggest fear is his childhood nemesis, Stevie Miller.
In "Monster Drill," he was reading a book with a title parodying Love Never Dies.
He had never met or interacted with Randy outside the suit until "Weinerman Tested, Cunningham Approved."
According to the show's official Tumblr, Viceroy has his own apartment, but also a room at McFist's mansion for when they're working on long projects.
Psycho-Bot learned smugness from Viceroy.
In "Otto Know Better," Viceroy explains that the one thing that keeps him rational is his robot pet, Otto.
Despite being one of the three main villains of the series, Viceroy has only appeared in 64 of the 100 episodes, only appearing without McFist once.
"Wonkin' for the Weekend" is by far the only episode where Viceroy appeared without McFist in any shape or form. He also didn't interact with much with McFist in the majority of "Bro-ing Down the House", "Escape from Scrap City", and "McCluckerbusters".
It's confirmed by the show's Tumblr that Viceroy's father is no longer alive.
Jhonen Vasquez said that Viceroy is one of his favorites to design, and remains relatively unaltered from concept to final form.
He also based Viceroy from IT Crowd's Moss (portrayed by Richard Ayode) and Mr. Glass (portrayed by Sam Jackson) from Unbreakable.
As stated by himself in "Monster Drill", all Ninjas look the same to him. It's unknown if he's being sarcastic to McFist, or he geuinely doesn't know or doesn't care about the differences of each Ninja.
"Escape from Scrap City" revealed that Viceroy has a wide range of voices he can imitate or perform, though he sometimes needs to be reminded to switch back to using his original voice.
As said by himself in "Best Buds", he hates the outdoors.
His eyes are shown to be in dots when he's not wearing his glasses, as shown in "Rise of the Planet of the Robo-Apes".
The same episode also revealed he implemented lots of modes, like "Strike Mode" and "Ape Mode" for the Robo-Apes, but was forced to remove all these modes except for "Brownie Hound Suck-Up Mode" at the end of the episode.
He only has one vacation per year issued by McFist, as revealed in "Monster Drill".
Implied by the chalkboard with Otto's prototype design in the Gifted and Talented Classroom during "The Prophecy of Hat Sword", Viceroy is presumed to be an alumni of Norrisville High.
With his full name being "Willem Viceroy III", it can be deduced that both his deceased father and assumed grandfather were also named Willem.
Viceroy is revealed in "Bro-ing Down the House" to have stayed in the McFist Mansion for several instances, whenever McFist and Marci are out travelling. He usually hides in the mansion's McPanic Room whenever he is frightened, and has also armed the mansion with his robots.
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