History Characters / MickeyMouseComicUniverseAntagonists

* AbhorrentAdmirer: Clarabelle Cow is his abhorrent admirer, although due to his own actions. In ''"Race for Riches"'', he pretends to be interested in her so he can get at the secret fortune of her grandfather. When that goes wrong, he buys up her debts at the bank so he can keep her house hostage if she doesn't cooperate. Since 2013, the setup of Eli Squinch still being the mortgage collector has been used as a motivation to fool Clarabelle again in such stories as ''"A Serenade from Squinch"'' and ''"Mortgage Misery"''. Both end with Squinch failing in his objective and having to sit out his time with Clarabelle so as not to draw suspision.

* LegacyCharacter: Red Mike sometimes fulfills the role of the Bat Bandit, mostly to keep suspision away from his boss.

* HenpeckedHusband: Subverted, as it's only an act to draw away suspision. To make up for his robbery disappearances, Dudley pretends to get tired of parties and find places to take a nap. Martha plays the part of frustrated wife fed up with his lack of manners.

* IHaveManyNames: [[MeaningfulName Bootleg Pete, Peg-leg Pete, Black Pete, and Big Bad Pete]] are a few. And then there's the many fake identities he's used over the years.

! Supernatural villains
[[folder: Doctor Doom]]
!! Doctor Doom
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Ghost of Black Brian"'', 1951]]

A collector of ghosts and head of Happy Criminals, Inc.

! Supernatural villains
[[folder: Doctor Doom]]
!! Doctor Doom
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Ghost of Black Brian"'', 1951]]

A collector of ghosts and head of Happy Criminals, Inc.

[[folder: Portis]]
!! Portis
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Weregoof's Curse!"'', 1977]]

Pete's genius cousin who occasionally works for him and sometimes for other villains like the Phantom Blot.

* AscendedExtra: Portis was created solely to give Pete access to fancy weaponry to expand the kind of stories he could star in. Portis was notably written as his lesser, but he's been increasingly written as an equal to Pete to the point they now qualify as ThoseTwoBadGuys.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: His debut comic and ''"The Transmutant Gifts"'' have him target and endanger animals.
* CatsAreMean: Like Pete's entire family.
* FatAndSkinny: Portis is the skinny one, Pete the fat one.
* MadScientist: All his inventions are contributions to crime.

[[folder: Dexter Dingus]]
!! Dexter Dingus
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Right Mouse For The Job"'', 1998]]

A brilliant inventor whose criminal career is only hampered by his physical shortcomings and lack of a spine. To compensate, he has teamed up with Pete. The two can't stand each other, which tends to be the reason their plans fail.

* BrainsAndBrawn: Dexter is the brains, Pete the brawn.
* TheDogBitesBack: Dexter being the dog in this case. Happened twice.
* InvisibilityCloak: Dexter made two, designing them so that the wearer even became intangible but could still pick up things if brought within their sphere of influence. Pete earned the nickname The Fog while pulling heists with it. Only danger it could pose was if the two wearers would ever pass each other in intangible form, which Mickey tried to stop Pete.
* InSeriesNickname: Pete, TheNicknamer, calls him Dexie. Dexter hates that.
* ShorterMeansSmarter: Dexter's a shorty and not only smarter than Pete in terms of inventing but also in performing their schemes with minimal risk.
* MadScientist: He's actually not all that mad, but he's still cooking up fancy inventions for the sake of personal gain regardless of how it effects others.
* StayInTheKitchen: Oddly invoked despite Dexter being a guy. Pete is very resentful towards him for being afraid to stand up to him.

[[folder: "Muck" Raker]]
!! "Muck" Raker
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Mickey for Mayor"'', 2002]]

An OldFriend of Sylvester Shyster and just as much of a rat. He's the owner of the ''Daily Quack'', a newspaper.

* BigThinShortTrio: Forms this with Sylvester and Pete.
* DaEditor: A corrupt one.
* NoNameGiven: Forename, that is. The one time his name is mentioned, it's written as if "Muck" is a nickname. On his office door "M. Raker" is written, so his first name does start with a "M".
* OldFriend: To Sylvester Shyster.
* PropagandaMachine: Raker and Pete do everything in their power to make Mickey look bad and improve the chances of Shyster getting elected mayor.

[[folder: Scuttle/Weasel]]
!! Scuttle/Weasel
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Captures the Range Rustlers"'', 1951]]

Possibly two different characters, or possibly the same character with two different names; readers are still debating this and even WordOfGod is deliberately vague about it. Principally partner-in-crime of Pete and Dum-Dum, but can occasionally be found working with other villains. He's almost always found in a subordinate role and is usually happy this way.

* DirtyCoward: At least when he's Weasel, not so much when he's Scuttle -- this is one argument for the two being different people.
* FatAndSkinny: Scuttle is the skinny one, while the role of fat one is filled by either Pete or Dum-Dum.
* IHaveManyNames: Aside from "Scuttle" and "Weasel," he's been known as "Catfoot" (''"The Legend of Loon Lake"''), "Saltspray", "Slowdraw", and "Yardarm," among others. Whether these are aliases or just inconsistencies on the writers' side is uncertain.
** In fact, "Yardarm" was the name he got when he appeared in the ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'' episode ''The Pearl of Wisdom''.
* SuddenNameChange: In virtually all Fallberg-Murry stories where he's partnered with Dum-Dum, the two have different names (and contextually could very well represent different characters). Scuttle is Sourdough Sam/Skulk in ''"Alaskan Adventure"'', Barney in ''"Backwoods Bugaboo"'', Pickhandle in ''"The Mystery of Misery Mesa"'', Snark in ''"Arctic Roundup"'', Squinch in ''"The Treasure of El Dorado"'', Chum in ''"Strange Cargo to Pingoola"'', Smite in ''"The Whale Chasers"'', Slick in ''"Moose Call"'', Dr. Gantry in ''"Desert Dilemma"'', the Terwilliger Twins in ''"The Secret of the Swamp"'', and Mulligan in ''"Rainbow Runaround"''. Then there are also a couple of appearances of a henchmen of Pete that only just are different enough in design that they could conceivably represent other characters. They are Frenchy in ''"The Return of the Phantom Blot"'' and Slink in ''"The Tortoise Shell Treasure"''.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: If Scuttle and Weasel are not the same person, but just two very similar characters, Weasel is this for Scuttle.

[[folder: Dum-Dum]]
!! Dum-Dum
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Phantom Fires"'', 1957]]

A criminal who is often the partner-in-crime of Scuttle, sometimes serving as his henchman, sometimes essentially taking the role of Pete. At times, the two work for Pete (or another employer), though unlike Scuttle Dum-Dum never is Pete's sole henchman.

* BrainsAndBrawn: It depends on the story who is the brains. Sometimes it's Scuttle, but other times Dum-Dum takes on the role of leader. Scuttle never qualifies as the brawn, but Dum-Dum occasionally does. In fact, this was the setup in their earliest stories like ''"Alaskan Adventure"'' and ''"Backwoods Bugaboo"''.
* FatAndSkinny: Dum-Dum is the fat one, Scuttle is the skinny one.
* LargeAndInCharge: Sometimes when working with Scuttle, like in ''"The Whale Chasers"''.
* PermaStubble: In most of his appearances Dum-Dum's got this. Rarely he has a full beard and sometimes he's clean-shaven, but the stubble is his most recurring look.
* SuddenNameChange: In virtually all Fallberg-Murry stories where he's partnered with Scuttle, the two have different names (and contextually could very well represent different characters). Dum-Dum is Gumboot/Tiny in ''"Alaskan Adventure"'', Bullneck in ''"Backwoods Bugaboo"'', Pickhandle in ''"The Mystery of Misery Mesa"'', Filch in ''"The Incredible Box Top Plot"'', Flabb in ''"The Treasure of El Dorado"'', Cokey in ''"Twenty Fathoms to Treasure"'', Harry in ''"Strange Cargo to Pingoola"'', Spike in ''"The Whale Chasers"'', Galvin in ''"Desert Dilemma"'', and Willie in ''"Rainbow Runaround"''. In fact, the only story to call him "Dum-Dum" is ''"Moose Call"'', but it's the name that's been settled on after the 70s and the one used for fresh translations.
* OutOfFocus: Dum-Dum has only been featured in two comics after the 70s.

! Allies of the Phantom Blot
[[folder: Mr. X]]
!! Mr. X
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Phantom Blot Meets the Mysterious Mr. X"'', 1964]]

A mad scientist who regularly teams up with the Phantom Blot. He only appeared in one American story but was picked up for a few more by Brazil.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Mickey and Professor Potter tricked Gopher into fearing that the plant people would abandon him if he ever faced tough opposition. To have a decent army, Gopher allowed Potter to make a courage serum and spray it on his plants. What he didn't foresee but his captives sure did was that with courage, the plant people would stand up against [[BadBoss ''him'']].

* BreakoutCharacter: Easily the most popular of Romano Scarpa's characters on the ''Mickey Mouse'' side of things. She fills a niche in her ability to expand on Pete. Coincidentally, for better or worse, she also is the second or third most high-profile female villain in the joint-Mouse/Duck universe, being upstaged only by [[DisneyDucksComicUniverse Magica De Spell]] and arguably by [[Characters/DuckTales Ma Beagle]].

* BreakoutCharacter: Easily the most popular of Romano Scarpa's characters on the ''Mickey Mouse'' side of things. She fills a niche in her ability to expand on Pete.

! Supernatural villains
[[folder: Doctor Doom]]
!! Doctor Doom
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Ghost of Black Brian"'', 1951]]

A collector of ghosts and head of Happy Criminals, Inc.

* CollectorOfTheStrange: He collects ghosts. If they are useful as henchmen, they may roam free. If not, in jars they go.

* HenpeckedHusband: At some points. One story had Trudy forcing Pete and his friends to shape up, even threatening them with a RollingPinOfDoom. They complied.

[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Pirate Ghostship"'', 1944]]

Pete's girlfriend and partner-in-crime; some stories even depicted her as his common-law wife. Not to be confused with Peg Pete from WesternAnimation/GoofTroop or Chirpy Bird from another set of comics.

Pete's girlfriend and partner-in-crime. Not to be confused with Peg Pete from WesternAnimation/GoofTroop or the more popular Trudy Van Tubb.

[[folder: Drusilla]]
!! Drusilla
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The House of Mystery"'', 1944]]

A genius when it comes to chemistry who created herself two concoctions before she was even done with her study back in the day: one to hypnotize people to do her bidding and one to halt the ageing process. With those two inventions in her pocket, she went underground and created herself a simple but effective criminal empire using mind-controlled minions. On occasion she hired willing henchmen, such as Jeremiah Jemson, who is implied to have been her companion since the early days.

* NoHonorAmongThieves: Pete deserted him to save his own hide. Trigger can live with it because he stole the blueprints prior because he didn't trust Pete with them. This leaves Pete wanted with nothing gained from his crime. They appear to be back on half-decent terms in "History Re-Petes Itself".

* WhyWontYouDie: He first tricked the police into beating the daylight out of Mickey and that "soft" approach did not stop him. Thus he tried to get rid off him by driving him off a cliff. Needless to say, his mood did not improve when he found Mickey snooping in his room a day later. He knocked him out and locked him up in a closet to dispose off later, but Mickey escaped and called the police on him now that he had the evidence together.

* SuddenNameChange: In virtually all Fallberg-Murry stories where he's partnered with Dum-Dum, the two have different names (and contextually could very well represent different characters). Scuttle is Sourdough Sam/Skulk in ''"Alaskan Adventure"'', Barney in ''"Backwoods Bugaboo"'', Pickhandle in ''"The Mystery of Misery Mesa"'', Snark in ''"Arctic Roundup"'', Squinch in ''"The Treasure of El Dorado"'', Chum in ''"Strange Cargo to Pingoola"'', Smite in ''"The Whale Chasers"'', Slick in ''"Moose Call"'', Dr. Gantry in ''"Desert Dilemma"'', and the Terwilliger Twins in ''"The Secret of the Swamp"''. Then there are also a couple of appearances of a henchmen of Pete that only just are different enough in design that they could conceivably represent other characters. They are Frenchy in ''"The Return of the Phantom Blot"'' and Slink in ''"The Tortoise Shell Treasure"''.

* SuddenNameChange: In virtually all Fallberg-Murry stories where he's partnered with Scuttle, the two have different names (and contextually could very well represent different characters). Dum-Dum is Gumboot/Tiny in ''"Alaskan Adventure"'', Bullneck in ''"Backwoods Bugaboo"'', Pickhandle in ''"The Mystery of Misery Mesa"'', Filch in ''"The Incredible Box Top Plot"'', Flabb in ''"The Treasure of El Dorado"'', Cokey in ''"Twenty Fathoms to Treasure"'', Harry in ''"Strange Cargo to Pingoola"'', Spike in ''"The Whale Chasers"'', and Galvin in ''"Desert Dilemma"''. In fact, the only story to call him "Dum-Dum" is ''"Moose Call"'', but it's the name that's been settled on after the 70s and the one used for fresh translations.

* SuddenNameChange: In virtually all Fallberg-Murry stories where he's partnered with Dum-Dum, the two have different names (and contextually could very well represent different characters). Scuttle is Sourdough Sam/Skulk in ''"Alaskan Adventure"'', Barney in ''"Backwoods Bugaboo"'', Pickhandle in ''"The Mystery of Misery Mesa"'', Snark in ''"Arctic Roundup"'', Squinch in ''"The Treasure of El Dorado"'', Chum in ''"Strange Cargo to Pingoola"'', Smite in ''"The Whale Chasers"'', Slick in ''"Moose Call"'', and Dr. Gantry in ''"Desert Dilemma"''. Then there are also a couple of appearances of a henchmen of Pete that only just are different enough in design that they could conceivably represent other characters. They are Frenchy in ''"The Return of the Phantom Blot"'' and Slink in ''"The Tortoise Shell Treasure"''.

! Supernatural villains
[[folder: Drusilla]]
!! Drusilla
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The House of Mystery"'', 1944]]

A genius when it comes to chemistry who created herself two concoctions before she was even done with her study back in the day: one to hypnotize people to do her bidding and one to halt the ageing process. With those two inventions in her pocket, she went underground and created herself a simple but effective criminal empire using mind-controlled minions. On occasion she hired willing henchmen, such as Jeremiah Jemson, who is implied to have been her companion since the early days.

* BarefootCartoonAnimal: Started out like this when his first appearances showed him to only wear spats. Along with art evolution for the entire cast, Gottfredson assigned him shoes starting the 1933 comic ''"The Mail Pilot"''. And pants.

* PutOnABus: The 80s kickstarted the return of Pete's other boss-type partners-in-crime, Sylvester Shyster and Eli Squinch. It's no surprise Von Weasel hasn't been brought back and isn't likely to anytime soon. A rewrite'd be mandatory.

* SuddenNameChange: In virtually all Fallberg-Murry stories where he's partnered with Dum-Dum, the two have different names (and contextually could very well represent different characters). Scuttle is Sourdough Sam/Skulk in ''"Alaskan Adventure"'', Barney in ''"Backwoods Bugaboo"'', Pickhandle in ''"The Mystery of Misery Mesa"'', Snark in ''"Arctic Roundup"'', Squinch in ''"The Treasure of El Dorado"'', Chum in ''"Strange Cargo to Pingoola"'', Smite in ''"The Whale Chasers"'', Slick in ''"Moose Call"'', and Dr. Gantry in ''"Desert Dilemma"''.

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* VillainProtagonist: Nowadays stars in his own stories, mostly Italian ones. They either deal with his everyday life and relationship with his mate Trudy, with his everyday life in prison, or with his interactions with other villains.

%%* HeelFaceMole
* HenpeckedHusband: At some points. One story had Trudy forcing Pete and his friends to shape up, even threatening them with a RollingPinOfDoom. ''They complied.''

%%* ISurrenderSuckers: This too.

%%* ManipulativeBastard

%%* SoLongSuckers

%%* DickDastardlyStopsToCheat
%%* DidYouActuallyBelieve

%%* KickTheDog

* CunningLikeAFox:
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: With a whiff of MuggingTheMonster.

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[[folder: Minor villains]]

!! Mr. Fox
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Spook Specialist"'', 1947]]

A crooked real estate agent who wanted to scare Mickey's neighborhood away with hauntings so he could buy for cheap. He hired Professor Murk for this, who wasn't quite the type for crime despite his big words.

* CunningLikeAFox: The villainous sort. He'd also figured Professor Murk wasn't tough enough, but gave him a chance anyway.
* KarmaHoudini: Mr. Fox doesn't get his cheap houses, but he also doesn't get any consequences from his scheme being exposed.
* RealEstateScam: He has ghosts harass the neighborhood until people sell him their houses at a low price.
* ScoobyDooHoax: The ghosts as conjured up by Professor Murk are real, but they were harmless until Mr. Fox gave him money to scare everyone away.
* ShadyRealEstateAgent: No evidence he would sell bad homes while keeping the flaws secret, but it'd be the only way to get Goofy's house sold.

!! The Gleam
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Jewel Robbery"'', 1942]]

The Gleam and his partner-in-crime are jewel thieves who present themselves as a couple to gain their victims' trust. The Gleam utilizes a hypnotizing device disguised as a jewel on his turban to force people to help him and the police to forget about him. The duo went by the names Dudley and Martha Mousegomery as civilians, but if those are their real names is not confirmed.
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* ActuallyThatsMyAssistant: You'd think that the long-legged "High-Pockets" is the better runner, but you'd be wrong. It's "Low-Pockets" who you need to look out for if you try to escape them.
* CoordinatedClothes:
* CunningLikeAFox:

* PercussivePickpocket:
* ThemeNaming:

[[folder: Doctor Grut]]
!! Doctor Grut
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Mickey Mouse and the 'Lectro Box"'', 1943]]

A mad scientist who utilizes mindless slaves named aberzombies as his servants and who wishes to turn people into trees.

* BeardOfEvil: His face is barely visible behind the thick black beard until Mickey causes it to disappear with the 'lectro box. He's mostly distressed because he had a formula for poison gas recorded on a fine silk wire that was hidden in the beard.
* GothicHorror: He enjoys the atmosphere and has dressed up his home accordingly. The bat and octopus pet as well as the zombies help too.
* MadScientist: That whole thing with turning a few people into aberzombies - he's got four and tried to make Mickey the fifth - and planning to turn the rest into trees. He does call it research into "sorcery and the black arts", so there's some EvilSorcerer in there too.
* OlderThanTheyLook: The doctor looks about 50. His age is not given, but his oldest aberzombie is 220 years old which presumably only refers to his time as zombie. This would make Grut about 250 years old, if not more.
* TickleTorture: Does this to Mickey after examining him for the torture he's most suspectible to.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Turning people into trees is to "relieve suffering and overcrowding". Of course, that just might be a sadist's excuse.
* ZombifyTheLiving: Tried to do this on Mickey. It isn't clear if this is the regular process and if the other four aberzombies were created this way or if they were dead to begin with.

[[folder: The Imp]]
!! The Imp
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Imp And I"'', 1997]]

A mischievous native of the eleventh dimension (he claims there are fourteen total) who has made it to the third dimension and uses it as his personal playground. He has a crush on Clarabelle Cow.

[[folder: Portis]]
!! Portis
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Weregoof's Curse!"'', 1977]]

Pete's genius cousin who occasionally works for him and sometimes for other villains like the Phantom Blot.

* AscendedExtra: Portis was created solely to give Pete access to fancy weaponry to expand the kind of stories he could star in. Portis was notably written as his lesser, but he's been increasingly written as an equal to Pete to the point they now qualify as ThoseTwoBadGuys.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: His debut comic and ''"The Transmutant Gifts"'' have him target and endanger animals.
* CatsAreMean: Like Pete's entire family.
* FatAndSkinny: Portis is the skinny one, Pete the fat one.
* MadScientist: All his inventions are contributions to crime.

[[folder: Sylvester Shyster]]
!! Sylvester Shyster
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Death Valley"'', 1930]]

Shyster is Mickey's second oldest recurring villain and one of the few Disney comic-characters that were actually created by WaltDisney. Shyster is an evil lawyer who often works in cahoots with Pete.

* AmoralAttorney: He is a lawyer who does dishonest things.
* BarefootCartoonAnimal: Started out like this when his first appearances showed him to only wear spats. Along with art evolution for the entire cast, Gottfredson assigned him shoes starting the 1933 comic ''"The Mail Pilot"''. And pants.

* TheBusCameBack: Three times, in fact. He made a comeback in 1942, and then again in various Italian stories in TheSixties. In more recent times, he's returned again as a semi-recurring villain in European comics.
* CartoonCreature: It isn't certain what animal he is supposed to be.
* PutOnABus: Disappeared after the 1934 story ''"The Sacred Jewel"'' and didn't show up again in the daily strip until seven years later. Has been used infrequently by other writers/artists ever since.
* ThoseTwoBadGuys: With Pete. Also hinted to form this with Muck Raker.
* YouDontLookLikeYou: ''"The Thunderbolt Machine"'' is the only story featuring Shyster created during the 50s and he's completely unrecognizable.

[[folder: Eli Squinch]]
!! Eli Squinch
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Bobo the Elephant"'', 1934]]

A miserly businessman who spends a lot of time penny-pinching and trying to make more money through shady (and sometimes downright illegal) businesses. Like Sylvester Shyster, he has on several occasions teamed up with Pete to attain some common goal.

* AbhorrentAdmirer: Clarabelle Cow is his abhorrent admirer, although due to his own actions. In ''"Race for Riches"'', he pretends to be interested in her so he can get at the secret fortune of her grandfather. When that goes wrong, he buys up her debts at the bank so he can keep her house hostage if she doesn't cooperate. Since 2013, the setup of Eli Squinch still being the mortgage collector has been used as a motivation to fool Clarabelle again in such stories as ''"A Serenade from Squinch"'' and ''"Mortgage Misery"''. Both end with Squinch failing in his objective and having to sit out his time with Clarabelle so as not to draw suspision.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: He's worked several horses to death to power his sawmill plant cheaply. His purchase of Bobo, a baby elephant, was to replace the horses. He didn't expect to be sent a youngling, noting it might not be able to meet the demands of the work either, but that wasn't stopping him from wanting to give it a try anyway.

* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Gottfredson used Squinch in three stories. The first stars him as an animal-abusing but still not illegally operating business owner. The second has him going after a treasure Clarabelle Cow unknowingly inherited. He uses charm to get it first, then buys up her loans to force her into handing over the map. Half the story is him and Pete vs Mickey and Horace in a race for the gold. The third is again him and Pete teaming up to steal a treasure Mickey is going to look for in Africa. Because animal-abuse only stays fun for so long and trailing Mickey on an adventure is something any villain can do, his actions in ''"Race for Riches"'' have become the basis for his modus operandi in post-Gottfredson comics.
* GrumpyOldMan: Of the villainous sort.
* ImprovisedWeapon: A small but notable aspect of Squinch's aggressive propensities. First time was in ''"Race for Riches"'', where he went for Horace [[PowerfulPick with a pickaxe]] and only missed because the head flew off. In ''"The Treasure of Shark Reef"'', he is about to strike Goofy [[CaneFu with his cane]] when Mickey intervenes. And in ''"The Treasure of Sierra Motty"'', Mickey only just pulls back from getting a [[ShovelStrike shovel]] to the face.
* KarmaHoudini: Eli may never win, but his losses are rarely greater than his investments not being returned. In ''"Bobo the Elephant"'', he doesn't get to keep the elephant (whom he considered too small anyway) but he gets the money back he paid for it. In ''"Race for Riches"'', he doesn't get the gold, but he still gets paid the mortgage and can apparently go home without further trouble after having stolen a police motorcycle. It's not until ''"In Search of Jungle Treasure"'' that he returns home empty-handed, having barely escaped death. The worst he gets in stories repeating his and Clarabelle's deal is having to spend time with her, while he straight-up escapes in ''"The Treasure of Sierra Motty"'' and ''"Schoolgirls"''.
* LoanShark: To Clarabelle regularly and to Oscar Shrimp in ''"The Treasure of Shark Reef"''.
* PutOnABus: Like Shyster, he vanished from the comic after a while and has been used infrequently since then, largely because Pete got other supporting characters who let him boss them around.
* RoguesGalleryTransplant: In comics produced in Great Britain in the 30s, Eli was a regular enemy of Donald Duck.
* TheScrooge: Some stories treat him like this, although it varies whether he's actually all that rich.

* TheVamp: It's hard to believe looking at him, but Squinch is notably successful with women. He exclusively uses their interest in him for financial profit. Aside from the aforementioned Clarabelle Cow, he also nearly married Sierra Motty in ''"The Treasure of Sierra Motty"''.

[[folder: Von Weasel]]
!! Von Weasel
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"On a Secret Mission"'', 1943]]

A spy for Nazi Germany and partner-in-crime of Pete. He's also known as Agent 17.

* BrainsAndBrawn: He is the brains, Pete provides the brawn.
* HighClassGlass: He only wears it in private and when he does, it's on his left eye.
* NaziNobleman: He's never said to be a nobleman and there's no telling whether his "pastry shop in Vienna" is a full lie or a convenient truth to hide behind (he does know how to make fruit preserves), but he's got the monocle, the "Von"-name, and is identified as a "personal buddy of Hitler's".
* PutOnABus: The 80s kickstarted the return of Pete's other boss-type partners-in-crime, Sylvester Shyster and Eli Squinch. It's no surprise Von Weasel hasn't been brought back and isn't likely to anytime soon. A rewrite'd be mandatory.
* ThoseTwoBadGuys: With Pete.
* TheVonTropeFamily: "Von Weasel".
* WickedWeasel: He's a weasel and deceitful.
* YouHaveFailedMe: Played straight and averted. After failing to acquire (photos of) America's new long-range combat plane known as "The Bat", Pete notes to Von Weasel: "Frankly, I'm a little noivous, boss! I know what you did to de others who woiked for you... and failed...". Notwithstanding this history, Von Weasel tells him not to be afraid and never actually gives any indication Pete is to be offed too.

! Other villains

[[folder: The Imp]]
!! The Imp
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Imp And I"'', 1997]]

A mischievous native of the eleventh dimension (he claims there are fourteen total) who has made it to the third dimension and uses it as his personal playground. He has a crush on Clarabelle Cow.

* AffectionateParody / {{Expy}}: The Imp is Mister Mxyzptlk from ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' sprinkled with a few traits of Bat-Mite from ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''.
* AmusingAlien: He turns money into butterflies, people into animals, and buildings into playing blocks.
* AntiVillain: The Imp is dangerous and selfish, but he does have a need for company. When he thought to find a friend in Goofy and Goofy ended up yelling at him for turning Mickey into a string of sausages, he was genuinely hurt and went back home.
* GenieInABottle: Some years ago, a Chinese magician captured the Imp in a bottle. The bottle was accidentally sold to Mickey, who cleaned it and read the incantation on it. This set the Imp free.
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: He's never introduced by name, being referred to as "the Imp" by Mickey and others descriptively.
* ItAmusedMe: Why he's in the third dimension in the first place. These days, he's also after revenge on Mickey and wishes to court Clarabelle.
* MadLove: For Clarabelle Cow. She's flattered, but not interested and well aware the Imp is not okay.
* MagicalIncantation: To force the Imp to leave for a year, he has to be tricked into saying "rat for a janitor", the reverse of "rot in a jar of tar"; a "jar of tar" being how it looked while he was imprisoned in a bottle. Note that because the incantation was written on a bottle of glass, "rot in a jar of tar" was what the owner of the jar saw while "rat for a janitor" was what the Imp saw while locked up.
* RealityWarper: His power. An extra is that if he's tricked into going back home, no one can remember what happened except the people he had direct contact with. And if he's been messing with time, even they might forget him.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Lotus Blossom]]
!! Lotus Blossom
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Knit One, Pearl Two"'', 2003]]

An international jewel thief from the Asian country Bhummah. She is merciless, but does have a soft spot for Mickey for helping her out a number of times.
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[[folder: The Phantom Gondolier]]
!! The Phantom Gondolier
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Phantom Gondolier"'', 1990]]

400 years ago, an Italian magician was in love with a noblewoman, Elizabeta di Mousini. She did not return his feelings and when he persisted her father noticed her terrified state and had the magician locked away. Before being dragged off, he gave Elizabeta an enchanted necklace that, would she wear it, would ensure he'd find her. She never did and the necklace made it through heritage to her great-great-great-niece, from whom Minnie accidentally took it.

* ClaimedByTheSupernatural: The means of the claim is the necklace given to Elizabeta di Mousini 400 years ago.
* CoolBoat: His gondola.
* GreenThumb: Thanks to his magic panpipes.
* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Even after 400 years, he still pines for Elizabeta di Mousini. He operates by the logic that [[SingleTargetSexuality whoever wears the necklace he gave her is Elizabeta]], so Minnie Mouse becomes his target.
* LoveMakesYouEvil: He already was evil, but at least he didn't use to have a TouchOfDeath or was looking to drag anyone to the Shadowland. Mickey even feels sorry for him before realizing he doesn't really deserve it.
* MagicalFlutist: He wields triple-tube panpipes to [[MindManipulation hypnotize]] and [[GreenThumb command plants]].
* MagicalAccessory: The necklace the magician gave to Elizabeta.
* MindControl: Thanks to his magic panpipes.
* NeverSayDie: His ghostly home is the Shadowland.
* NoNameGiven: His name when alive is not given and he's almost solely referred to as the Evil One. He's only referred to as the Phantom Gondolier once and that would look like a description were it not for the story's title.
* TouchOfDeath: He's got it.
* UnrequitedLoveLastsForever: It's been 400 years.
* WhenTheClockStrikesTwelve: He has to claim his bride by rowing past the Rialto Bridge before midnight or he has to return home alone.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Prince Penguin the First]]
!! Prince Penguin the First
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"When Mouseton Freezes Over!"'', 1991]]

A penguin prince with a love for culture and beauty. He gathered likeminded servants and left his home country to surround himself with the more refined aspects of life. For the most part that means stealing antiques and art and the remaining bit involves freezing over the entire world so he can have cold, which he believes to be necessary for him to live, and culture all at once.
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!! Drusilla
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The House of Mystery"'', 1944]]

A woman of around ninety years of age who still looks like a seventeen year old girl. She's a genius when it comes to chemistry and created herself two concoctions before she was even done with her study back in the day: one to hypnotize people to do her bidding and one to halt the ageing process. With those two inventions in her pocket, she went underground and created herself a simple but effective criminal empire using mind controlled minions. On occasion she hired willing henchmen, such as Jeremiah Jemson, who is implied to have been her companion since the early days.

* EvilGloating: She lets Maximilian do the work for her. "Go on, old man! Tell him the story! It will amuse me...!"
* FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon: Drusilla embodies this trope.
* JustOneLittleMistake: Maximilian is a detective known to work cases for alleged criminals. Drusilla mistook him for someone who'd work for her, but he stole the anti-ageing formula to stop her instead. He also did research on her origins and came across a tintype from the 1870s. This tintype's existence ends up being Mickey's cue that Drusilla is untrustworthy.
* MadScientist: She's a brilliant chemist who at the age of 17 already had created two amazing but terrible concoctions.
* MeaningfulName: Drusilla is a name with little popularity on account of it being the name of the favored sister and of the daughter of Caligula.
* MindControl: By means of her first potion invented.
* OlderThanTheyLook: Is about ninety years of age, looks not a day older than seventeen.
* PapaWolf: Jeremiah to Drusilla. Despite his size (a head smaller than Mickey), he's a very capable fighter in her service. He also calls her endearments like "Little Drusilla" and "Missy".
* PlatonicLifePartners: Drusilla and Jeremiah. Mind that while they're probably about as old (by now, anyway), Drusilla is physically 17 and Jeremiah looks to be in his forties.
* ScoobyDooHoax: Drusilla is adapt at making a place seem haunted. She uses this to frame Mickey's great-uncle Maximilian Mouse.
* SelfDisposingVillain: Drusilla willingly re-enters a burning house with further risk of explosion to save her formulas. [[PleaseDontLeaveMe Jeremiah runs after her so as to not be left alone]]. [[NoBodyLeftBehind Neither of them comes back out]].
* UndyingLoyalty: Jeremiah to Drusilla.
* WoundedGazelleGambit: Drusilla has herself walled in inside Maximilian's home and claims he did it because she found out he was a murder. [[FalseInnocenceTrick This she does to make Mickey cooperative in taking down the one man who managed to stop her crimes]].

!! Enji
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Terrible Tsunami"'', 2002]]

The former assistant of Professor Dhim Sum, a friend of Doc Static. He acquired hydrokinesis for a while.
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!! Doctor Grut
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Mickey Mouse and the 'Lectro Box"'', 1943]]

A mad scientist who utilizes mindless slaves named aberzombies as his servants and who wishes to turn people into trees.

* BeardOfEvil: His face is barely visible behind the thick black beard until Mickey causes it to disappear with the 'lectro box. He's mostly distressed because he had a formula for poison gas recorded on a fine silk wire that was hidden in the beard.
* GothicHorror: He enjoys the atmosphere and has dressed up his home accordingly. The bat and octopus pet as well as the zombies help too.
* MadScientist: That whole thing with turning a few people into aberzombies - he's got four and tried to make Mickey the fifth - and planning to turn the rest into trees. He does call it research into "sorcery and the black arts", so there's some EvilSorcerer in there too.
* OlderThanTheyLook: The doctor looks about 50. His age is not given, but his oldest aberzombie is 220 years old which presumably only refers to his time as zombie. This would make Grut about 250 years old, if not more.
* TickleTorture: Does this to Mickey after examining him for the torture he's most suspectible to.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Turning people into trees is to "relieve suffering and overcrowding". Of course, that just might be a sadist's excuse.
* ZombifyTheLiving: Tried to do this on Mickey. It isn't clear if this is the regular process and if the other four aberzombies were created this way or if they were dead to begin with.

!! Hang Tung
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Claws Of The Cat"'', 2007]]

The former leader of all the tongs in China. He owed his status to the possession of the Jade Cat, to which all tong leaders had sworn loyalty. While still a powerful man, with the tongs back at one another's throats his influence has been greatly diminished.
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* ActuallyThatsMyAssistant:

!! Princess Queezila
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"A Mouse And His Dog"'', 1995]]

The princess of the trolls, who are forced to live underground unless they can switch places with abovegrounders.

* BeautyEqualsGoodness: The old switcheroo where she appears attractive and nice until she's simultaneously proven to be hideous and evil.
* CuteMonsterGirl: Subverted. Princess Queezila appears as an attractive mouse who implies to not be a troll at all although her behavior is as if she is. Then the disguise is dropped and she turns out to be as much a troll as the others. Interestingly enough, Queezila appears to not even be "lovely" by troll standards.
* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: A little different than the formula usually goes, but from the perspective of the villains she performs the part.
* EvilDetectingDog: Pluto didn't trust Queezil from the start. He was right not to.
* LovePotion: What Queezila meant to feed Mickey. Pluto stopped that from happening.
* MirrorMonster: Despite the illusion cast over her, Princess Queezila's true form is still visible in mirrors.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Queezila's plan is to get Mickey to drink a love potion to get him to willingly trade places with her so she's free to go to the surface. Then she'll get others to go underground so the rest of her kingdom can be liberated.
* SealedEvilInACan: The trolls were locked away underground by the wizard Sandalf as punishment for enslaving non-trolls.

!! The Red Bat
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Plastic Mickey"'', 1995]]

A criminal dresses up in a red sheet with batwing sleeves. Not to be confused with the superhero identity of [[DisneyDucksComicUniverse Fethry Duck]]. He has a gangster-style henchman named Pinky.
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! Half-villains
[[folder: Delilah]]
!! Delilah
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"And Now For Something Completely Different"'', 2003]]

A woman who committed complex robberies for the thrill of it. She dragged Goofy along when she dated him, but regretted doing that to him.

* ClassyCatBurglar: A more down-to-earth version.
* MeaningfulName: [[Literature/SamsonAndDelilah Delilah is the name of the Biblical figure who caused the downfall of her partner for personal gain.]]
* ReformedCriminal: Delilah has said she regrets getting Goofy involved in her life of crime for which he only avoided the same two years she got because Chief O'Hara vouched for him. She's vowed to get out herself and turned their budding romance into a penpalship. [[spoiler:Of course, she doesn't know (yet) that Goofy sabotaged the theft and got her arrested on purpose...]]
* StoryboardBody: Overlaps with TattooedCrook. Delilah has a tattoo on her left shoulder of a hawk hunting a rabbit. Combined with her name, Goofy really should've made a 180 when she opened the door for him.
* ThrillSeeker: The primary reason Delilah commits robberies.

[[folder: Hickup]]
!! Hickup
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Pirate Ghostship"'', 1944]]

One of Pete's partners-in-crime he didn't treat so well.

* ComedicSociopathy: Although Pete by far is shown as someone who is not unpleasant to work with, this isn't always the case and Hickup gets treated exceptionally poorly. As he puts it himself, he's Pete's personal punching bag. In one scene, Pete beats him up solely so Hickup knows he'll be beaten up if he flunks his assigned task. Another scene has Hickup beating up himself to show Pete he knows what violence awaits him if he fails. This is all PlayedForLaughs.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Pete was considered as fine a crime leader as any until he tried to force Minnie to marry him. That's when the crew turned against him, mutiny or not. Hickup, being a victim of abuse by Pete, responds a little differently than the rest of the crew, but not on Pete's behalf.
* HiccupHijinks: Hickup's predicament is, you guessed it, that he suffers hiccups without reason or ending. He seems fine with it.
* NoNameGiven: Either "Hickup" is a nickname for his ailment or it's a MeaningfulName. Most likely the former.
* ReformedCriminal: Vaguely implied. Because they helped him arrest Pete, Mickey testified for the entire crew and helped them get light sentences. As he puts it, "they are not really criminals like Pete". (A tad odd since they tried to hang him once or twice.)
* TheStoic: Hinted to overlap with BrokenBird. The closest to losing his cool is when Mickey and Minnie get out of their chains when he was supposed to guard them. He politely asks them to go back because Pete will take it out on him if they escape.

[[folder: Kat Nipp]]
!! Kat Nipp
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[[AC:First appearance: ''The Opry House'', 1929]]

A tough cat whom Mickey occasionally clashes with. Although criminal, Mickey's encounters with him rarely are about that.

* AmbiguouslyGay: Mickey infamously called Kat Nipp a "cream-puff inhaler" while beating up an obviously gay cat coming out of Nipp's house. The meaning of "cream-puff inhaler" is debated, but generally assumed to mean "person associating with (inhaling) men not in line with the conventional idea of masculinity (cream-puff)".
* TheBully: Kat Nipp's general characterization after ''"Mickey Mouse Vs. Kat Nipp"''.
* CatsAreMean: The intended interpretation of his character, whether it works or not.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Kat Nipp was a tough guy with some territorial tendencies in his early appearances, but he wasn't villainous at all. In fact, Mickey was the one to provoke him, leaving him no peace in a one-upmanship he never asked for. Later comics added a criminal element to Kat Nipp (he's even been in jail according to ''"Kerst Zware Jongens"''), presumably to justify his status as an enemy of Mickey.
* TheRival: In ''"Mickey Mouse Vs. Kat Nipp"'' to Mickey. Big time.

[[folder: Meanie Markham]]
!! Meanie Markham
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Town That Hated Mickey"'', 1999]]

Once one of Mickey's kindergarten schoolmates, who nobody wanted to be friends with due to his hostile attitude. He, however, blames their (nonexistent) jealousy of his intelligence.

* AdultsDressedAsChildren: Overlaps with MasterOfDisguise. Due to his size, Meanie needs to make few adjustments to himself to pass for a child.
* ChickMagnet: PlayedForLaughs at the end of ''"The Town That Hated Mickey"''. Mickey felt sorry for Meanie at the end of the hate ordeal and secretly fed him the antidote so people would like Meanie. Meanie finds he doesn't like being liked at all, having built his identity around being an outcast, and runs away in terror from the women flocking around him.
* FriendlessBackground: Self-generated. He was a bully as child, constantly beating up other kids. However, he did not perceive it as him starting things, but rather him responding to being excluded.
* HatePlague: His plan to take revenge on Mouseton involved this. He'd feed everyone ''Eau de Hate'' so they'd destroy each other. He also created a LovePotion as antidote.
* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: As bad as it gets. He insists he has no friends because people are jealous of his smarts. He hates anything he can find a way to perceive as questioning his intelligence and will do the work to cut off any accusation, although he also is convinced he never has "done anything that's good enough". He both pities himself for being hated and takes pride in (in his perception) generating a strong sense of loathing in others. He embraces being a loner, but breaks down from acknowledging his loneliness.
* MadScientist: He studied the molecular origins of hate and created the pheromone-based ''Eau de Hate''. He also made a LovePotion as antidote for the Hate, not realizing the Love could be used on its own too.
* PintsizedPowerhouse: Maybe, maybe not. As a small child he was strong enough to terrorize his classmates, but they were the same height as he was back then. His physical strength is likely to still be impressive, but it is unknown how he holds up to anyone bigger than him.
* TheRival: Because Mickey is the most popular guy Meanie ever met, he was all too happy to trick him into drinking ''Eau de Hate'' first and watch him suffer.

[[folder: Swifty]]
!! Swifty
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Mystery of Tapiocus VI"'', 1956]]

One of Pete's partners-in-crime he didn't treat so well.

* AgentProvocateur: Swifty keeps pestering Mickey if he's interested in some royal intrigue and when Mickey agrees to listen out of politeness, Swifty takes that as his cue to arrest him with clear conscience.
* ConspicuousTrenchcoat: The trenchcoat on its own is actually not that conspiciuous but then you combine it with [[StuffedIntoATrashcan blatantly hiding in garbage cans]] and it's a wrap.
* ConsummateProfessional: Swifty is a balance between being this and wanting to be this. He's good, but also negatively affected by self-doubt. Because Mazumia is at peace, he's not of much use as a member of the secret police and he hates to still get a paycheck out of being useless.
* TheDogBitesBack: Pete should not have made plans to off Swifty just to cover his tracks and to not have to share the loot.
* HonorAmongThieves: Despite being the one to get Pete out of jail and in charge of Mazumia while he hangs around as just a member of the secret police who is rewarded with a kick to the behind for bringing in Mickey, Swifty hides behind the door just in case Pete needs help to deal with the mouse.
* ReformedCriminal: What he promised Mickey after he defeated Pete. Considering they never met again, Swifty's probably keeping to his word.

[[folder: Super Goof villains]]
!! Doctor Darius Dunk
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Polar Opposition"'', 1972]]

A scientist specializing in weather control to take the world hostage and sell his weather survival self-help books.

* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: The coast guard puts him in the cooler after Super Goof drops him off to be delivered to jail.
* AnIcePerson: Primarily during his first appearance, which is highlighted in the IDW adaption where in one panel he mentions a freeze-villains meeting and colleagues Prince Penguin, Old King Cold, and the Ice-Spy. The latter two are made-up references, but the first is a 90s Mickey Mouse villain. The original adaption plan would've used the equally fitting Dr. Tempo instead of Prince Penguin.
* MadScientistLaboratory: He's had one at the [[UnderwaterBase North Pole]] and on the [[SpaceBase Moon]].
* SomeKindOfForceField: Dunk uses one in ''"Rain, Rain, Go Astray!"'' to keep Super Goof out. Too bad it only went over his base and not under...
* WeatherControlMachine: Dunk loves making these. Super Goof confiscates one in ''"Rain, Rain, Go Astray!"'' to be used by scientists who want to help people instead of terrorizing them.
* YouDontLookLikeYou: His design for his first comic sports a longer snout and a black moustache going along it. His second appearance gives him a short snout with a grey moustache only below his nose. He also gains glasses here. His third appearance mimics his first, but with a slightly shorter snout and glasses.

!! Doctor Syclocks
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Strange Case of Doctor Syclocks"'', 1966]]

A clock-robot made by Gepetto because he felt lonely when Pinocchio started attending school. Doctor Syclocks went bad and forced Gepetto to build him weapons and tools needed to commit burglaries. He eventually crossed paths with Super Goof and Mickey and was defeated.

* EnfantTerrible: Not as cute as Pinocchio but that doesn't negate that Gepetto made Syclocks to be his son.
* {{Expy}}: For the Phantom Blot. Writer Bob Ogle and especially artist Paul Murry were working on the ''The Phantom Blot'' comics (1964-1966) in the years surrounding Doctor Syclocks's creation. Brought together in the story ''"The Sinister Cyclox"'', in which the Phantom Blot steals several inventions, including a robot from Gepetto that seems to be part of the line Syclocks came from, to create a superweapon.
* OneShotCharacter: Doctor Syclocks has been referenced in cover art, where he usually gets to hang out with other Duck & Mouse villains, but he only ever got to star in one comic story.
* SelfMadeOrphan: Tried to.
* TimeBomb: His weapon of choice are bombs hidden in cuckoo clocks.
* ToBeAMaster: Doctor Syclocks exclusively steals rubies from other clocks. He isn't interested in their monetary value, but rather wants to be the clock with the most rubies. The [[http://www.ablogtowatch.com/ask-watch-experts/jewels-watch-movement/ amount of jewels in a watch is a measurement for the watch's quality]]; thus, Doctor Syclocks seeks to become the best clock around.

!! Flame Knight
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Dogs of War"'', 2009]]

The Flame Knight is an unnamed villain (note: "Flame Knight" is a nickname for purposes of this entry) whom Super Goof once fought.

* MidBattleTeaBreak: When the clock strikes 14:00, the Flame Knight and Super Goof stop their battle to enjoy lunch with sausages and Coo-Coo Cola.
* MonsterKnight: Living fire qualifies for monsterhood. Overlaps with BlackKnight.
* PlayingWithFire: Combines with flight into FlyingFirepower.

!! Mr. Mystery-Man
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Mr. Mystery-Man"'', 1970]]

A villain who uses evil eyes to commit his crimes.

* DastardlyDapperDerby: He hides an evil eye under his hat for emergencies.
* TheFaceless: Mr. Mystery-Man's face is never shown, only his eyes.
* HypnoticEyes: His evil eyes. They come in all sizes too. They're supposedly made of glass, so it's unclear if they're magical or mechanical.
* MassHypnosis: He gets his evil eye on TV during a broadcast documenting a rocket being launched to reach the moon. When Super Goof and Super Gilly by coincidence don't watch the broadcast, Mr. Mystery-Man has his new slaves install evil eyes all over the place so sooner or later they will succumb too. Super Goof does, but Super Gilly saves the day.
* WeaponizedLandmark: Even the Statue of Liberty gets an evil eye installed.

!! Super Thief
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Super Goof Meets Super Thief"'', 1966]]

A master thief and, in Brazil, leader of the criminal organization "The Classless Professionals". His civilian name is Dr. Stigma and he has a henchman named Flumbert.

* EyesAlwaysShut: Give or take incidental moments of surprise.
* ItsPersonal: Yes, Super Thief commits his crimes for the money, but after having his efforts be undone by Super Goof once or twice, it has become personal.
* MassHypnosis: After being foiled twice, Super Thief got the idea to keep the Duck Bay Bridge out of Super Goof's reach by hypnotizing the whole city into imagining the bridge is gone. It actually worked until Huey, Dewey, and Louie, who had been diving at the time and thus didn't hear the message, used the bridge on their way home and Super Goof figured out what was going on.
* MonumentalTheft: He has stolen the Big Bim clock in England, the Leaning Tower of Pizza in Italy, and the Duck Bay Bridge in Mouseton.
* SupervillainLair: A mountain base inside Big Bleak Black Peak.

!! Doctor Tempo
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Super Goof vs. the Cold Ray"'', 1967]]

Inventor of the cold-ray and later a hot-ray.
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* AnIcePerson: During his first two appearances, which would've been highlighted in the IDW adaption of ''"Polar Opposition"'' where in one panel Darius Dunk mentions a freeze-villains meeting and colleagues Prince Penguin, Old King Cold, and the Ice-Spy. The original adaption plan would've used the equally fitting Dr. Tempo instead of Prince Penguin.
* SpaceBase: A makeshift one on the moon to get a clear shot at Earth.
* TakeOverTheWorld: In his first comic, Tempo plans to freeze the Earth so he can take it over at his leisure while it thaws.

!! Tuffy Taurus
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"Duty and the Beast"'', 1973]]

The leader of a space motorcycle gang who fancies Clarabelle.
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* AllBikersAreHellsAngels: They don't do anything else than abducting and harassing Clarabelle, but you know, they abduct and harass Clarabelle.
* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: He abducts Clarabelle for this reason.
* HumanAliens: Well, cow and {{dogface}} aliens, but you get the idea.
* MotorcycleDominoes: More or less how Super Goof ends the gang's fun.
* YouGotSpunk: Almost every line by Tuffy towards Clarabelle.

! Half-villains
[[folder: Delilah]]
!! Delilah
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"And Now For Something Completely Different"'', 2003]]

A woman who committed complex robberies for the thrill of it. She dragged Goofy along when she dated him, but regretted doing that to him.
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* ClassyCatBurglar: A more down-to-earth version.
* MeaningfulName: [[Literature/SamsonAndDelilah Delilah is the name of the Biblical figure who caused the downfall of her partner for personal gain.]]
* ReformedCriminal: Delilah has said she regrets getting Goofy involved in her life of crime for which he only avoided the same two years she got because Chief O'Hara vouched for him. She's vowed to get out herself and turned their budding romance into a penpalship. [[spoiler:Of course, she doesn't know (yet) that Goofy sabotaged the theft and got her arrested on purpose...]]
* StoryboardBody: Overlaps with TattooedCrook. Delilah has a tattoo on her left shoulder of a hawk hunting a rabbit. Combined with her name, Goofy really should've made a 180 when she opened the door for him.
* ThrillSeeker: The primary reason Delilah commits robberies.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Hickup]]
!! Hickup
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Pirate Ghostship"'', 1944]]

One of Pete's partners-in-crime he didn't treat so well.
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* ComedicSociopathy: Although Pete by far is shown as someone who is not unpleasant to work with, this isn't always the case and Hickup gets treated exceptionally poorly. As he puts it himself, he's Pete's personal punching bag. In one scene, Pete beats him up solely so Hickup knows he'll be beaten up if he flunks his assigned task. Another scene has Hickup beating up himself to show Pete he knows what violence awaits him if he fails. This is all PlayedForLaughs.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Pete was considered as fine a crime leader as any until he tried to force Minnie to marry him. That's when the crew turned against him, mutiny or not. Hickup, being a victim of abuse by Pete, responds a little differently than the rest of the crew, but not on Pete's behalf.
* HiccupHijinks: Hickup's predicament is, you guessed it, that he suffers hiccups without reason or ending. He seems fine with it.
* NoNameGiven: Either "Hickup" is a nickname for his ailment or it's a MeaningfulName. Most likely the former.
* ReformedCriminal: Vaguely implied. Because they helped him arrest Pete, Mickey testified for the entire crew and helped them get light sentences. As he puts it, "they are not really criminals like Pete". (A tad odd since they tried to hang him once or twice.)
* TheStoic: Hinted to overlap with BrokenBird. The closest to losing his cool is when Mickey and Minnie get out of their chains when he was supposed to guard them. He politely asks them to go back because Pete will take it out on him if they escape.
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[[folder: Kat Nipp]]
!! Kat Nipp
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[[AC:First appearance: ''The Opry House'', 1929]]

A tough cat whom Mickey occasionally clashes with. Although criminal, Mickey's encounters with him rarely are about that.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Mickey infamously called Kat Nipp a "cream-puff inhaler" while beating up an obviously gay cat coming out of Nipp's house. The meaning of "cream-puff inhaler" is debated, but generally assumed to mean "person associating with (inhaling) men not in line with the conventional idea of masculinity (cream-puff)".
* TheBully: Kat Nipp's general characterization after ''"Mickey Mouse Vs. Kat Nipp"''.
* CatsAreMean: The intended interpretation of his character, whether it works or not.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Kat Nipp was a tough guy with some territorial tendencies in his early appearances, but he wasn't villainous at all. In fact, Mickey was the one to provoke him, leaving him no peace in a one-upmanship he never asked for. Later comics added a criminal element to Kat Nipp (he's even been in jail according to ''"Kerst Zware Jongens"''), presumably to justify his status as an enemy of Mickey.
* TheRival: In ''"Mickey Mouse Vs. Kat Nipp"'' to Mickey. Big time.
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[[folder: Meanie Markham]]
!! Meanie Markham
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Town That Hated Mickey"'', 1999]]

Once one of Mickey's kindergarten schoolmates, who nobody wanted to be friends with due to his hostile attitude. He, however, blames their (nonexistent) jealousy of his intelligence.
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* AdultsDressedAsChildren: Overlaps with MasterOfDisguise. Due to his size, Meanie needs to make few adjustments to himself to pass for a child.
* ChickMagnet: PlayedForLaughs at the end of ''"The Town That Hated Mickey"''. Mickey felt sorry for Meanie at the end of the hate ordeal and secretly fed him the antidote so people would like Meanie. Meanie finds he doesn't like being liked at all, having built his identity around being an outcast, and runs away in terror from the women flocking around him.
* FriendlessBackground: Self-generated. He was a bully as child, constantly beating up other kids. However, he did not perceive it as him starting things, but rather him responding to being excluded.
* HatePlague: His plan to take revenge on Mouseton involved this. He'd feed everyone ''Eau de Hate'' so they'd destroy each other. He also created a LovePotion as antidote.
* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: As bad as it gets. He insists he has no friends because people are jealous of his smarts. He hates anything he can find a way to perceive as questioning his intelligence and will do the work to cut off any accusation, although he also is convinced he never has "done anything that's good enough". He both pities himself for being hated and takes pride in (in his perception) generating a strong sense of loathing in others. He embraces being a loner, but breaks down from acknowledging his loneliness.
* MadScientist: He studied the molecular origins of hate and created the pheromone-based ''Eau de Hate''. He also made a LovePotion as antidote for the Hate, not realizing the Love could be used on its own too.
* PintsizedPowerhouse: Maybe, maybe not. As a small child he was strong enough to terrorize his classmates, but they were the same height as he was back then. His physical strength is likely to still be impressive, but it is unknown how he holds up to anyone bigger than him.
* TheRival: Because Mickey is the most popular guy Meanie ever met, he was all too happy to trick him into drinking ''Eau de Hate'' first and watch him suffer.
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[[folder: Swifty]]
!! Swifty
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Mystery of Tapiocus VI"'', 1956]]

One of Pete's partners-in-crime he didn't treat so well.
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* AgentProvocateur: Swifty keeps pestering Mickey if he's interested in some royal intrigue and when Mickey agrees to listen out of politeness, Swifty takes that as his cue to arrest him with clear conscience.
* ConspicuousTrenchcoat: The trenchcoat on its own is actually not that conspiciuous but then you combine it with [[StuffedIntoATrashcan blatantly hiding in garbage cans]] and it's a wrap.
* ConsummateProfessional: Swifty is a balance between being this and wanting to be this. He's good, but also negatively affected by self-doubt. Because Mazumia is at peace, he's not of much use as a member of the secret police and he hates to still get a paycheck out of being useless.
* TheDogBitesBack: Pete should not have made plans to off Swifty just to cover his tracks and to not have to share the loot.
* HonorAmongThieves: Despite being the one to get Pete out of jail and in charge of Mazumia while he hangs around as just a member of the secret police who is rewarded with a kick to the behind for bringing in Mickey, Swifty hides behind the door just in case Pete needs help to deal with the mouse.
* ReformedCriminal: What he promised Mickey after he defeated Pete. Considering they never met again, Swifty's probably keeping to his word.
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[[folder: Kat Nipp]]
!! Kat Nipp
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[[AC:First appearance: ''The Opry House'', 1929]]

A tough cat whom Mickey occasionally clashes with. Although criminal, Mickey's encounters with him rarely are about that.

* AmbiguouslyGay: Mickey infamously called Kat Nipp a "cream-puff inhaler" while beating up an obviously gay cat coming out of Nipp's house. The meaning of "cream-puff inhaler" is debated, but generally assumed to mean "person associating with (inhaling) men not in line with the conventional idea of masculinity (cream-puff)".
* TheBully: Kat Nipp's general characterization after ''"Mickey Mouse Vs. Kat Nipp"''.
* CatsAreMean: The intended interpretation of his character, whether it works or not.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Kat Nipp was a tough guy with some territorial tendencies in his early appearances, but he wasn't villainous at all. In fact, Mickey was the one to provoke him, leaving him no peace in a one-upmanship he never asked for. Later comics added a criminal element to Kat Nipp (he's even been in jail according to ''"Kerst Zware Jongens"''), presumably to justify his status as an enemy of Mickey.
* TheRival: In ''"Mickey Mouse Vs. Kat Nipp"'' to Mickey. Big time.

[[folder: Kranz]]
!! Kranz
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Lost Temple"'', 1988]]

A crooked archeologist. The former partner and current [[TheRival main enemy]] of Arizona Goof.

* AdventurerArchaeologist: An evil one.
* AffectionateParody: Of René Belloq from ''Franchise/IndianaJones''.
* MasterOfDisguise: He regularly disguises himself to get what he wants.
* OnlyInItForTheMoney: These days, he also wants revenge on Arizona, but money was his original motivation and still his immediate driving force.
* RivalTurnedEvil: Kranz and Arizona used to be partners until Arizona figured out that Kranz is only concerned with money and not historical value or the safety of mankind.
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[[folder:The Horde of the Violet Hare]]
!! The Horde of the Violet Hare
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[[AC:First appearance: ''"The Shadow of the Colossus"'', 2005]]

An organization investigating the mysteries of history in hopes of using the findings to TakeOverTheWorld. They have a particular interest in Atlantis.
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