Wingmen

Evil Organization
Full Name	Wingmen
Alias	None
Origin	Wonder over Yonder: The It
Foundation	Unknown
Headquarters	General McGuffin's Fortress
Commanders	General McGuffin
Agents	Water Wingmen unit Psychic battalion Wingmen troops
Powers / Skills	Psychic battalion Psychic powers that can warp the senses or create realistic illusions Playing their enemies their greatest traumas Water Wingmen Underwater combat Advanced technologies Trap setters Engineering skills to generate impenetrable force field around their HQ Highly disciplined and trained troops Vast military
Goals	Aid General McGuffin in his quest to take over galaxy.
Crimes	Aiding and abetting
Type of Villains	Strategic Terrorists

The "Wingmen" are the loyal soldiers of General McGuffin who help their leader in taking over the Yonder Galaxy.

Appearance

They are a race of bird-like aliens resembling eagles with bulbous beaks, large wings and brown and beige feathers. They all wear matching grey military uniforms complete with grey war helmets that have spade cards on them.

Units

Water Wingmen

Water Wingmen

They are re soldiers specialized in aquatic combat and guard the many bodies of water surrounding McGuffin's fortress.

Psychic Battalion

Psychic Battalion

It is quite possibly McGuffin's most dangerous known unit because they posses powerful psychic abilities that can warp the senses or create realistic illusions. They also can recreate the dangers of McGuffin's fortress in order to intimidate intruders and if that doesn't work they will show their enemies their greatest fears.

History

The It

The Wingmen make their first appearance in the episode, "The It", where Commander Peepers planned to infiltrate their base.

Peepers and a squad of watchdogs began to infiltrate the fortress and stealthily made their way towards the force field generator to sabotage it. While they was at it, Wander irritated Hater with anger therapies like hobbies and sing-alongs, causing his rage to reach volcanic proportions, just enough to break free from his Coldburnite prison. Peepers's squad reached the control room and was about to bring down the shield until the alarms went off, and they discovered that Hater tripped them while wildly chasing after Wander. Peepers got caught by General Mcguffin who, in his pajamas, demanded to know what is going on. Wander popped up saying that Lord Hater was "it", causing the general to be wide eyed at the news about Hater, who promptly barged in yelling "TAAAAGGGG!!!" while foaming at the mouth. In a panic, Macguffin ordered his men a hasty retreat as they totally abandoned the fortress. Peepers stared dumbly at this and thought of a new devious plan: to use Hater's position as "it" to drive away the villainous competition.

The Battle Royal

They appear in The Battle Royal, helping their commander try to capture the Ring of Invincibility.

Gallery

Trivia

• The name "Wingmen" makes references to:
  • Pilots whose aircraft are following a leading aircraft in a formation.
  • In World War II, Soldiers from the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the American 101st Airborne Division (who were known as the "Screaming Eagles") who would paint the spades symbol on the sides of their helmets to represent good luck due to it being a fortunate hand in card games.
  • The fact that the Wingman resemble eagles might also be an ode to the Screaming Eagles.
• In Vietnam War, American soldiers who believed that the spade symbol was a sign of bad luck to the Vietnamese people wore an ace of spades cards on their helmets as a sign of hostility, much like Wingmen do.