History Characters / BikerMiceFromMarsVillains

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* Catchphrase: "Mister Limburger ain't gonna like this!"

-> Voiced by: [[Creator/WMorganSheppard William Morgan Sheppard]] (1993 series and most of his appearances in the 2006 series)[=/=]Creator/JimWard (2006 series, "Once Upon a Time on Earth, Part Three") (English), Creator/KiyoyukiYanada (Japanese), Esteban Siller (Mexican Spanish)

--> '''Limburger:''' "If my word was worth anything, I wouldn't be much of a villain, now would I?"

* EvilVersusEvil: He isn't just busy fighting the Biker Mice, but also his old rival and fellow Plutarkian Brie; each of them wish to conquer the other's city. His few appearances in the 2006 series also make it clear that he has beef with the Pit Boss, Ronaldo Rump and the Catatonians. He attempts to upstage them, coming very close to succeeding in overthrowing the Pit Boss but ultimately failing, and failing miserably against the latter two to the point that [[spoiler: they're the ones who take him and Brie out for good in the {{Grand Finale}}, instead of the Biker Mice]].

-> Voiced by: Creator/SusanSilo (English), Toshiya Ueda (Japanese), Ricardo Hill (Mexican Spanish)

* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves:[[spoiler: In an attempt to save himself when Limburger and Brie's plans fail and they are captured by the Catatonians, he betrays Limburger​ and proceeds to help Rump and the Catatonians with fixing the Regenerator's. Dr. Catorkian, who had been getting increasingly fed up with Karbunkle, ends up using the regenerator to transform him into a turtle once he's no longer needed]].

-> Voiced by: Creator/BradGarrett (1993 series)[=/=]Creator/JessHarnell (2006 series) (English), Koichi Nagano (Japanese), Javier Rivero (Mexican Spanish)

* ThrowTheDogABone: In the 2006 revival, [[spoiler: he ends up somehow becoming the new CEO of Rump Industries. It's a far better ending then [[ForcedTransformation what happend to Limburger, Karbunkle and Brie]].]]

-> Voiced by: Creator/RobPaulsen

-> Voiced by: Creator/LukePerry (1993 series, 2006 series[[note]]"Once Upon a Time on Earth, Part Two"[[/note]]), Ian Ziering (2006 series, "Once Upon a Time on Earth, Part Three")

->Voiced by: Creator/MarkHamill, Creator/JeffBennett ("Hit the Road, Jack")

-> Voiced by: Creator/JeffBennett

-> Voiced by: Creator/JeffBennett
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-> Voiced by: Creator/JimCummings1952

-> Voiced by: Creator/JimCummings1952
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-> Voiced by: Tori Spelling, Creator/JennieGarth (as Angel Revson)

* InterspeciesRomance: She faked being in love with [[spoiler: Jack]] using her HolographicDisguise.
* MagnificentBastard: The episode where she appeared was already a complex game played by several people… and she surpassed them all: [[spoiler: she took advantage of Jack to obtain the super bike he was building, used Brie to have them build and then used Limburger to obtain them]].

-> Voiced by: Creator/MalcolmMcDowell
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-> Voiced by: Creator/JeffBennett (1993 series)[=/=]Creator/JessHarnell (2006 series) (English), Creator/RyuzaburoOtomo (Japanese)

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->Voiced by: Stu Rosen (1993 series)[=/=]Creator/JessHarnell (2006 series)
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[[caption-width-right:350:"'You get those bikes to work for me, and maybe...just maybe...I'll let you go!'"]]

-> Voiced by: Creator/DorianHarewood

->Voiced by: Creator/MarkHamill
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->Voiced by: Jack Roth
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->Voiced by: Creator/JessHarnell (Honka Loogie), Neil Ross (Hacka Loogie)
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-> Voiced by: Creator/JessHarnell

->Voiced by: Creator/CharlieAdler

->Voiced by: Jerry Houser

->Voiced by: Eddie Barth (Gorgonzola), Elinor Donahue (Munsterella)

->Voiced by: Creator/RussiTaylor
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->Voiced by: Creator/JeffBennett (English), Jose Arenas (Mexican Spanish)

The Pulverizer is a merciless, power-hungry and cruel bully and also a very competent leader. He's very cunning, not to mention fearless in front of his enemies. He is almost unstoppable when he has competent troops - this was seen in ''Cheese Cadets'', when [[spoiler: Limburger hired him EliteMooks after his own goons went on strike.]]

* BloodKnight: In his own words :
-->"This is war… [[WarIsGlorious I love it!]]"

--> ''Limburger: "They seem adequate"''
--> ''Pulverizer: "I grind adequate soldiers under my boots!"''

* OhCrap: Gets this after he [[spoiler: pushes Throttle's BerserkButton.]] Doesn't exactly say 'oh crap' but has a very terrified expression on his face.

->Voiced by: Creator/CCHPounder

->Voiced by: Creator/JeffBennett (uncredited)
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->Voiced by: Creator/JeffBennett (uncredited)

->Voiced by: William Morgan Sheppard

->Voiced by: Creator/SusanSilo

->Voiced by: Creator/BradGarrett (Stalker #1), Robert Ito (Stalker #2)

->Voiced by: Creator/JessHarnell

->Voiced by: Creator/JeffBennett

->Voiced by: Ian Ziering

->Voiced by: Creator/JimCummings1952

->Voiced by: Creator/JimCummings1952
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--> "What worm-ridden carcass would dare spirit me from my catacombs?"

->Voiced by: Creator/RobPaulsen (Throttle duplicate), Ian Ziering and Creator/JimCummings1952 (Vinnie duplicate, speaking in unison), Creator/DorianHarewood and Creator/JimCummings1952 (Modo duplicate, speaking in unison)
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--> [[Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit I'm not mean… I'm just drawn that way!]]

->Voiced by: Creator/DavidWarner

->Voiced by: Creator/SimonTempleman

->Voiced by: Creator/SusanSilo

->Voiced by: Creator/JeffBennett

-> Voiced by: Creator/ClancyBrown (most episodes)/Creator/DorianHarewood ("Biker Mice Down Under" and "Once Upon a Time on Earth, Part One")/James Avery (video game)

-> Voiced by: Creator/RobPaulsen

-> Voiced by: Creator/JessHarnell

-> Voiced by: Creator/JessHarnell, Creator/JimWard ("Manchurian Charley")

-> Voiced by: Creator/JeffBennett

-> Voiced by: Creator/JessHarnell (Bangers), Creator/JeffBennett (Mash)

-> Voiced by: Creator/ClancyBrown (Puss), Creator/JessHarnell (Boots)

-> Voiced by: Martha Madison

-> Voiced by: S. Scott Bullock

-> Voiced by: Creator/JimWard

-> Voiced by: Creator/MarkHamill

-> Voiced by: Creator/MarkHamill
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-> Voiced by: Creator/ClancyBrown

-> Voiced by: Creator/JessHarnell

-> Voiced by: Creator/JimWard

-> Voiced by: Stephanie Miller

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: His voice is modeled after that of Creator/BorisKarloff.

* IncrediblyLamePun: After losing the chance to become Earth's governor he complains he fells like " My '''Kar'''ma has run over my '''Dog'''ma".

* WhipItGood: His usual weapon is a whip.

* BareYourMidriff: Her Martian mouse form wears clothes that do not cover her midsection.

* OffModel: His voiceless cameo in "Seeds of Victory" has his face colored pale green like his hands instead of purple for some reason.

* EvilUncle: She turns out to be Vinnie's maternal aunt.

* HiddenDepths: He may be dumb as a stump, but he's a surprisingly good leader. One episode in the 1993 series had him running Limburger's company, while Limburger himself was relegated to being his lackey. While he had no clue how to run a company, he was ''just'' smart enough to listen to those who do, and managed to impress the entire Plutarkian high-command, something Limburger himself can only dream of. It's only because Limburger sabotaged him by luring in the Biker Mice that the status quo was restored.

* BalefulPolymorph: [[spoiler:In the 2006 revival, his final fate is to be turned into a non-anthropomorphic fish while still capable of speech.]]

* GoofyPrintUnderwear: He's sometimes shown to wear red boxers with hunks of swiss cheese printed on them.

* BalefulPolymorph: [[spoiler:He ends up being turned into a turtle by the end of the 2006 revival.]]

* ThrowTheDogABone: In the 2006 revival, [[spoiler: he ends up somehow becoming the new CEO of Rump Industries. It's a far better ending then [[BalefulPolymorph what happend to Limburger, Karbunkle and Brie]].]]

* BalefulPolymorph: At the end of "Once Upon a Time on Earth", [[spoiler:the regenerator is used to turn him into a non-anthropomorphic fish that can still talk.]]

* BalefulPolymorph: In "Once Upon a Time on Earth", [[spoiler:he ends up turned into a white non-anthropomorphic mouse.]]

* NiceHat: His black cowboy hat certainly qualifies as bitching headgear.

* NiceHat: He wears a little yellow hat.

->Voiced by: Russi Taylor

->Voiced by: Simon Templeman

* BigNo: Happens everytime his building is destroyed in some shape or form - [[RunninGag which means this happens a lot]].

* ThoseTwoBadGuys: They are never seen apart.

* ThoseTwoBadGuys: They are never seen apart.

->''"It's so hard to find good help these days."''

The 2006 series has the Catatonians and Ronaldo Rump replace him as the main antagonist, but he eventually makes an appearance where it is revealed that he was banished to Earth after the Plutarkians were defeated and that he and Karbunkle had become lackeys to the Pit Boss all this time. He ends up suffering another humiliating defeat at the Biker Mice's hands, but he does get one more chance to get even with the mice near the end of the series.

Tropes associated with Limburger:

* [[EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas Even Bad Men Love Their Parents]]: His speech in "Virtual Unreality" included thanks to his parents for how they raised him.

* WhosLaughingNow: His relationship with Karbunkle: back on Mars they both worked for Stilton, but as his personal scientist Karbunkle was in a better position, and boy did he take advantage of it: he costantly made fun of Limburger, played pranks on him and insulted him in front of their boss. Now that Limburger is in charge he never misses an occasion for picking on Karbunkle and getting angry at him for failing. That said, he still treats him better than [[ButtMonkey Greasepit]].

->''"Excuse me, I have a few lobotomies to perform!"''

Tropes associated with Karbunkle:

->''"Duh, sure, Boss."''

Tropes associated with Greasepit:

* BadassBiker: Averted: he tries, but he doesn't have a grain of the skills of the Biker Mice

->''"Hey, Doc! How about you give me four hands so I can clap in stereo?"''

Tropes associated with Fred the Mutant:

-> ''"I just wuv the smell of fwied fish fwesh for dinner on Fwiday. Reminds me of the school cafetewia!"

Another Plutarkian and a rival of Lawrence Limburger who is stationed in Detroit.

Tropes associated with Napoleon Brie:
* ActorAllusion: When his regular mask was ruined in "Pwetty Wady" he tried others on: one looked like his voice actor, Luke Perry, while another looked like Ian Ziering, Vinnie's voice (ironic, seeing as Ziering would voice him in the 2006 sequel, making it an unplanned case of ForeShadowing).
** When Vinnie asked if he knew him from somewhere, he joked they might have attended the same high school. Luke Perry (Brie's voice actor) and Ian Zering (who voices Vinnie) starred together in ''Series/BeverlyHills90210".

* BatmanGambit: In his debut episode " The Motor City Maniac " he sent his goons to Chicago to attack Limburger's men to lure him in a fight to decide who keeps both Chicago and Detroit, knowing his army can easily beat Limburger's thanks to better weapons, training and commander.
** By " Back to Mars " he was well aware it was only a matter of time before the Biker Mice would nab Limburger and trasport him to Mars for trial. [[spoiler:So he beamed the Martian resistance manipulated videos showing the mice ''helping'' Limburger destroy Chicago to make them look like traitors. This way, both Limburger and the Biker Mice would have remained on Mars ( or executed ), leaving him with no opposition to conquer Chicago]].
** Again in " Hit the Road, Jack " when [[spoiler:he pretends to demote Number One to make Limburger thinks his ex-dragon was ready to help him to get revenge on Brie, while they actually wanted to draw him to Detroit to be destroyed by Brie's new weapon]]. However he ended up with him getting OutGambitted.

* {{Narcissist}}: After [[spoiler:taking over Limburger's tower]] in "Back to Mars" he immediatly stuffed it full of statues and paintings depicting himself. He even put little masks of his face on the fishes in the tanks.
* PunnyName: His surname is Brie, a kind of cheese that is popular in France, while his first name refers to French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.

Tropes associated with Number One

* BerserkButton: Losing his position as Brie's… well, number one. Limburger took advantage of this in "Back to Mars" by pretending to switch side and become Brie's [[TheDragon Dragon]], leading to Number One to shot his own boss.
** Again in "Hit the Road,Jack", when losing his position to Angela was enough to decide to help Limburger in overthrowing Brie. [[spoiler:Actually a subversion, since it was part of Brie's BatmanGambit to lure Limburger and destroy him with his new weapon]].

Tropes associated with Perry Provoloni:

Tropes associated with One-Eyed Jack Monterey:

-> Voiced by: [[Creator/JimCummings1952 Jim Cummings]]

Tropes associated with Gerald Gruyere:

-> Voiced by: [[Creator/JimCummings1952 Jim Cummings]]

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Tropes associated with Romana Parmesana:

Tropes associated with Dominic T. Stilton

-> ''"So where is the traditional Plutarkian greeting?"''

Tropes associated with Lord Camembert:

-> "'You get those bikes to work for me, and maybe...just maybe...I'll let you go!'"

Tropes associated with the Pit Boss:

Tropes associated with X-Terminator:
* TheAhnold: Appropriately enough, he's a caricature of Arnold Schwarzenegger, if only in hair color, build, and having an Austrian accent.

Tropes associated with Lectromag:

-> ''"I tear meeses to pieces."''

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Tropes associated with The Loogie Brothers:

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: They are based on Hans and Franz from ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'', who themselves are parodies of Arnold Schwarzenegger.

-> ''"How's my hair? Perfect! And I'm still in one piece... sorta."''

Evil Eye Weevil, a former stuntman who claims to be Music/ElvisPresley's alien twin brother is one of the recurring villains on Biker Mice. He's very egocentric, snobbish and abusive. He possesses a special weapon called the hostility ray; when a person gets struck by its red beam, he or she [[HatePlague becomes hostile toward other people]] - hence the name. When several people get hit by it, things can get quite nasty. Once, the hostility ray even made the Biker mice, normally close friends, yell at each other and almost start a fist fight. Luckily, the ray's effects wear off with time.

Evil Eye has two minions who are known as the Pukes of Hazzard, a pair of purple skinned muscular dwarves. They admire their master and do nothing but bask in his magnificence despite they often get abused by him. They do any menial task Evil Eye sets before them just for the privilege, including preparing his stunt bike to fixing his limbs when he breaks them - which happens so often that it's become a RunningGag.

Tropes associated with Evil Eye Weevil:

* {{Foil}}: Just like Vinnie he is egocentric, arrogant, obsessed with his look and the best biker of his group. Unlike Vinnie he doesn't care for everyone else, consider his two companions minions and regularly insult and abuse them.
* HatePlague: His " Hostility Ray ", which causes whoever gets hit to become angry and aggressive to whoever and whatever they have around. It's stated to last only a handful of minutes, but the exact time seems to depends by the character of the target: Modo was the first one to shrug it off, while Vinnie was still under its effect when he was captured.

Tropes associated with Corroder Cody:

Tropes associated with Jimmy Mac:

Tropes associated with Gorgonzola and Munsterella:

* GiantEqualsInvincible: In their giant form they no sell every attack.

Tropes associated with Weathermeister:

-> "'Biker Mice,' eh? Look like sloppy soldiers to me! It'll be my pleasure to pulverize 'em!"

Tropes associated with the Pulverizer:

--> ''"This is war… I love it! "''

Tropes associated with Stonecutter:
* BerserkButton: She gets really mad when she isn't paid for her services.

Tropes associated with Jet Blaster:

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Tropes associated with Billie Monnie:
* BerserkButton: She never forgive people who make her lose her bounty.

Tropes associated with The Stalkers:

A movie star who was once suped up by Dr. Karbunkle to destroy the Biker Mice when Limburger lured them into a trap with a job application while disguised as a movie director named Jack Romano.

Tropes associated with Rod Van Hamm:

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Tropes associated with Verminator:

Tropes associated with Snortblast:

->Voiced by: [[Creator/JimCummings1952 Jim Cummings]]

Tropes associated with Saddle Sore:

* BottomlessMagazines: As expected by a Yosemite Sam spoof, he never has to reload his gun

->Voiced by: [[Creator/JimCummings1952 Jim Cummings]]

Tropes associated with Deathmaster:

->Voiced by: Creator/RobPaulsen (Throttle duplicate), Ian Ziering and [[Creator/JimCummings1952 Jim Cummings]] (Vinnie duplicate, speaking in unison), Creator/DorianHarewood and [[Creator/JimCummings1952 Jim Cummings]] (Modo duplicate, speaking in unison)

Tropes associated with Biker Mice Duplicates:

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Tropes associated with Sir Mordred:

Tropes associated with Morgan [=LeFay=]:

Tropes associated with Mace:

->''"They sent shapeshifters to do a soldier's job?"''

!!!Tropes associated with Cataclysm:

->''"I vill be telling Mommy!"''

Tropes associated with Hairball:

->''"You're fired!"''

Tropes associated with Ronaldo Rump:

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: He's basically a Hispanic Donald Trump.

->''"It's ALIVE! It's ALIVE! And it has teeth!"''

Tropes associated with Dr. Catorkian:

->''"Where is dear Cousin Rumpy? Tsk, tsk, tsk. Late again, as always!"''

Tropes associated with Sir Richard Brand-Something:

Tropes associated with Puss and Boots:

Tropes associated with Catalina Cat-A-Call:

Tropes associated with Flare:

* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: He's a villainous lizard.

Tropes associated with Eyemore:

Tropes associated with Pierre Fluffbottom:

Tropes associated with Hardaxe:

Tropes associated with Po'ele:

A bounty hunter who once tried to capture the Biker Mice for a $1 million cash reward on Ronaldo Rump's reality show "Vigilante Vengeance".

Tropes associated with Dog Bone:

Tropes associated with The Crusher:

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: His faces and the voices associated with them are clearly based on former Vice President Dick Cheney and former Presidents George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Richard Nixon, and Bill Clinton.

Tropes associated with Mago Mouse:

-> Voiced by: Tori Spelling, Jennie Garth (as Angel Revson)

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!Villains from the 2006 Series]]