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The first ninety-nine experiments are Jumba's test batch, which includes mostly household helpers, overall representing his early inexperience and playing it safe with creating synthetic lifeforms.

Although Cyber (X-000) is technically not part of this series—since he predates Jumba's numbering scheme and isn't seen in Leroy & Stitch's experiments list—he is placed on this page for the sake of convenience.

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List of 0-Series experiments

List of 0-Series experiments

Tropes for any of these experiments can be found in either the "General" folder back on the main Experiments page or in the folders below this list.

• X-000: Cyber — Cyber is a villain of the Stitch! anime who was never part of Lilo & Stitch: The Series. In the anime, Experiment Zero, nicknamed "Cyber", was the first experiment created before Jumba started assigning numbers to the other experiments, indicating that he is not part of any series. He was initially a purple version of Stitch (now black), sharing similarities with experiments of the 6-Series. Jumba created this ultimate killer monster, but the result was overly succeeded. Unable to control the experiment, Jumba eventually suspended him and locked him away on an icy planet. Experiment Zero later escaped and acquired mechanical body parts, which not even Stitch could rival. He is voiced in the anime's English dub by Ben Diskin. (Appearance: Stitch!)
• X-001: Shrink — Jumba's first experiment is a small purple experiment with a lilac lower jaw and chest, three wobbly legs, two stubby little arms, and two floppy antennae with two rings on each antenna. He is designed to zap a ray from his antennae to change the size of objects. He also has the ability to levitate. His pod is red. His picture appears on a newspaper clipping on the wall of Jumba's lab in Leroy & Stitch, along with several other pictures of Jumba and Dr. Hämsterviel's early accomplishments. His name appears under said picture, suggesting that he was named well before the events of the first film. (Appearances: Leroy & Stitch, Stitch!)
• X-002: Doubledip — A purple opossum-like experiment with two light purple stripes on the back of his ears, beady eyes, and an orange^note dark purple in Leroy & Stitch nose. He is designed to double-dip food. His one true place is with Mrs. Hasagawa as one of her "cats". He somehow changed in size in Leroy & Stitch. (Appearances: "Mrs. Hasagawa's Cats", Leroy & Stitch)
• X-003: Howcome
• X-004: Squawk
• X-005: Truxx
• X-006: Percy
• X-007: Gigi (a.k.a. "Yapper") — See folder below
• X-008: Carmine
• X-009: Pop — A small orange and caramel-colored monkey/Cannonball (520)-like experiment with two pink orbs on the top of his head with three stubby multi-colored antennae. He has a white face and stomach and a small red nose, as well as green markings on his rear and back. His tail is a pump that he uses to blow up pink balloons which reform on his tail after they pop. He is designed to use his tail to blow up a balloon to the size of the room he is in, then pop the balloon, discombobulating those involved near the explosion of the balloon and causing frizzy hair. (Appearance: Stitch!)
• X-010: Felix/Oscar — See folder below
• X-011: Inkstain
• X-012: Antitherm
• X-013: Furry
• X-014: Kernel — A tan gourd-shaped experiment with a large opening at the top of his head who is designed to pop popcorn for Jumba's movie night. His one true place is in a movie theater. He was mentioned in "Angel" when a re-eviled Jumba lied to Lilo by saying that Angel (624) was this experiment. (Appearance: Leroy & Stitch)
• X-015: Ruggles
• X-016: Matt
• X-017: Lidds
• X-018: Puck
• X-019: Clumsy — This experiment's white pod was seen in Stitch! The Movie. The pod read 19 instead of 019. Its function is unknown.
• X-020: Slick — A fast-talking, pink experiment with a Southern accent and a resemblance to Jumba and Cannonball (520), but with a smaller face and two ebony-black eyes. He is designed to be able to sell anything to anyone. He wears a straw boater hat and bowtie, carries a cane, and acts as a salesperson who never turns down a customer. Lilo and Mertle fought over him to get ahead in a chocolate bar-selling contest/fundraiser. Eventually, Mertle sold him to Reuben (625). Slick was rescued, but Lilo had to give up the contest by giving her last chocolate bar to an ill Gantu as a swap for Slick. His one true place is at a fundraiser, following which he began working for charity, not profit. Slick was one of the experiments Lilo turned to for the capture of Ploot (505), but he didn't provide help besides selling her an umbrella that she later used against Ploot. He is voiced by Jeff Bennett. (Appearances: "Slick", "Ploot", Leroy & Stitch)
• X-021: Twang — Experiment 145, a.k.a. Bragg or Flute, was misnumbered as 021 in the Japanese original, where he was named "Bragg". This led to some official material referring to him as "Twang". The English dub corrected his number to 145, but changed his name entirely to "Flute". That said, supposedly, Jess Winfield has stated that some of Twang's DNA was reused when Bragg was created, which is probably why the experiment plays the flute.
• X-022: Hertz Donut — A green seahorse-like experiment with purple eyes, a doughnut-like mouth, six ears, and a long curling antenna winding behind his head. He can confine, and prevent movement by firing toruses at a target. He has the ability to speak English, and hops instead of walks. His pod is red. (Appearance: Stitch!)
• X-023: Cyclo
• X-024: Hamlette — An experiment designed to turn objects into ham. She was activated when Mrs. Hasagawa's cats were activated, as indicated by Gantu's experiment computer, but did not physically appear in the episode. She was referred to in "Remmy" when Pleakley said, "Is that the one that turns everything into ham?"
• X-025: Topper — A small yellow star-shaped creature with a little antenna on his head. He is designed to be a beacon to signal the alien attack fleet, although the official Disney website stated his purpose is to keep people awake with his bright light. Topper is given to a little girl as a Christmas present, then placed atop the local Christmas tree and emits a light so bright that aliens from other galaxies can see him from Earth. His pod is white and his number refers to Christmas Day (December 25). He is voiced by Tress MacNeille. (Appearances: "Elastico", "Topper", Leroy & Stitch, Stitch!, Disney Stitch Jam 2^note Non-playable character)
• X-026: Pawn
• X-027: Plushy
• X-028: Lori
• X-029: Checkers — A yellow and purple centipede-like experiment that sits curled up like a crown on people's heads. He is designed to make his wearer a king or queen by hypnotizing those around them, with the exception of higher experiments. The victims retain their normal personality while under its control, and the effect immediately wears off once Checkers is removed. Lilo first donned him, but her good intentions got many people arrested by Mertle for being "troublemakers" when they accidentally disobeyed Lilo's rules. When Lilo decided to step down, Gantu took Checkers and was in power until Stitch gathered several experiments to help overthrow him. His one true place is as a decorative crown for festivals. He will also jump off his wearer if he eats really spicy foods. His pod is yellow. He is voiced by Frank Welker. (Appearances: "Checkers", Leroy & Stitch, Stitch!)
• X-030: Vialet
• X-031: Gotchu — An orange lobster-like experiment who is designed to run around and pinch things with his four pincers, saying "Got you!" every time he does so. His one true place is with Mrs. Hasagawa as one of her "cats". (Appearances: "Mrs. Hasagawa's Cats", Leroy & Stitch)
• X-032: Fibber — See folder below
• X-033: Hammerface (a.k.a. "Hammerhead") — A blue-gray dinosaur-like experiment with short forearms and a thick tail and legs. He is designed to drive in nails around Jumba's house with his hammer-shaped head/face, but at times he will pound living things. 033 was found (in pod form), activated, named, and trained by Gantu. He was turned into an army of 100 weaklings by Dupe (344), and rescued by Lilo's rescue team in "Snafu". 033 was called "Hammerhead" by Pleakley in "The Asteroid"; his appearance in that episode is a production error since he was newly found by Gantu in "Dupe" and was rescued in "Snafu". (Appearances: "The Asteroid", "Dupe", "Remmy", "Woops", "Snafu", Leroy & Stitch)
• X-034: Splort
• X-035: Philip
• X-036: Poki — A small yellow and brown opossum-like experiment with a spiked tail who is designed to poke holes in liquid containers. He was seen in "Shoe" helping to convert Jumba's ship into a hotel. (Appearances: "Shoe", "Remmy", Leroy & Stitch)
• X-037: Snipper
• X-038: Plats
• X-039: Atlas
• X-040: Backhoe — A gray mole-like experiment with large black claws. He is an efficient digger designed to scrape up vegetation. He was part of the "rebellion" in "Checkers", and he dug the pool for Jumba and Pleakley's "Bed & Not Breakfast". (Appearances: "Shoe", "Checkers", "Remmy", Leroy & Stitch, Disney Stitch Jam 2^note Non-playable character)
• X-041: Kitsch
• X-042: Itch
• X-043: Cubesteak
• X-044: Forehead — A pink, four-headed, mustached experiment with four arms and four red bowties on his necks that speaks English. He is designed to sing barbershop music off-key, annoying anyone who hears it (specifically, the first three heads sing well, but then the fourth sings off-key). He refers to himself with the pronoun "we" instead of "I" or "me", suggesting that each head has its own consciousness. His one true place is with Mrs. Hasagawa as one of her "cats". His pod is green. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen. (Appearances: "Mrs. Hasagawa's Cats", Leroy & Stitch)
• X-045: Melvin
• X-046: Wedgie
• X-047: Lorider — A blue platypus-like experiment with an accordion-like body who is designed to pull people's pants down. He delights in humiliating people, and he won't stop embarrassing them until he gets the full effect. His pod is green. (Appearance: Stitch!)
• X-048: Echo
• X-049: Picker — This experiment's white pod was seen in Stitch! The Movie. The pod read 49 instead of 049, possibly due to the viewing angle. Its function is unknown.
• X-050: Dunk
• X-051: Hocker — A green experiment with a huge blue nose and a yellow spot around his eyes and a yellow stripe on his ears and tail.^note The spots and stripes were originally red in his episode. He is designed to spit acidic saliva that can burn through wood in about three seconds. His one true place is with Mrs. Hasagawa as one of her "cats." His pod is green. (Appearances: "Mrs. Hasagawa's Cats", Leroy & Stitch)
• X-052: Coco — A chocolate-colored pink-haired lizard/Stitch-like experiment who is designed to turn things into chocolate. He appeared in a Lilo & Stitch comic in Disney Adventures magazine where he was given to Lilo by Stitch for her birthday. (Appearance: Comic Zone: Lilo & Stitch)
• X-053: Whine
• X-054: Fudgy — An experiment made of chocolate that looks like a blob who is designed to drown people in his sticky sweetness. When he was activated, he was called 119, and he was mistaken for Experiment 611. The mistake with his number was due to Jumba's untidy database, although Jumba later corrected this mistake. He was rescued in "Snafu". In the Stitch! anime, Hämsterviel used him to invade a chocolate factory. In this appearance, Fudgy was modified to grow larger in size by eating chocolate, similar to Tank (586)'s ability of growing larger by eating metal. The misnumbered pod in The Series was blue, while the corrected pod in the anime was red. (Appearances: "Houdini", "Snafu", Stitch!)
• X-055: Snarfhonk
• X-056: Nibbiolo
• X-057: Tenderizer
• X-058: Shortsheet
• X-059: Tornette
• X-060: Plink
• X-061: Anachronator
• X-062: Frenchfry — See folder below
• X-063: Pufferizer
• X-064: Nappifier
• X-065: Britfood
• X-066: Glam
• X-067: Shady
• X-068: Tom
• X-069: H. T.
• X-070: Flopjack — This experiment's white pod was seen in Stitch! The Movie. The pod read 70 instead of 070. Its function is unknown.
• X-071: Penny — This experiment's yellow pod was seen in Stitch! The Movie. The pod read 71 instead of 071. Its function is unknown.
• X-072: Stickystuck
• X-073: Cornerpiece
• X-074: Welko — A pink balloon dog-like experiment with dark blue humanoid eyes, big lips and a heart-like tail. She can blow indestructible bubbles that last only temporarily. Her bubbles can somewhat stick together, and therefore can be formed into a cloud. Her body contains a form of helium or another light air, and this causes her to float. This experiment's white pod was seen in Stitch! The Movie, where the pod read 74 instead of 074. (Appearance: Stitch!)
• X-075: WooWoo
• X-076: Bath Matt
• X-077: Zawp — A fat, purple, Nosy (X-199)-like experiment with black nails, a dark blue stripe around his torso between his chest and stomach, a dark blue circle on the top of his head, dark blue-striped ears, a larger belly and a slightly smaller, gold nose. He is designed to irritate people with his constant snoring. His one true place is with Mrs. Hasagawa as one of her "cats". (Appearances: "Mrs. Hasagawa's Cats", Leroy & Stitch)
• X-078: Snozzle — This experiment's white pod was seen in Stitch! The Movie. The pod read 78 instead of 078. Its function is unknown.
• X-079: Fogger
• X-080: Dan
• X-081: Backscratcher
• X-082: Plunge — This experiment's white pod was seen in Stitch! The Movie. The pod read 82 instead of 082. Its function is unknown.
• X-083: Grimple
• X-084: Subwoof
• X-085: Screwup
• X-086: Clink — A big, green, mouthless crab-like experiment with four legs, two large claws and a window on its chest. Able to capture and confine any other experiment inside the holding tank in his stomach by splitting in half, surrounding whatever he wants to catch, and joining together again. When Clink splits in two, he works with himself, yet he seems to have a separate mind for each half. Twenty years in a future where Hämsterviel ruled Earth, Lilo, Stitch, and Skip encountered Clink in the possession of Hämsterviel. (Appearance: "Skip")
• X-087: Puddles
• X-088: Decrisper
• X-089: Skip — A small, pudgy, purple hourglass-shaped experiment with small ears, a big round nose, and a stubby tail. He was designed to skip time by ten minutes, because Jumba was too impatient to wait for his microwave to reheat his leftovers, but there was an error in his programming that causes him to skip time by ten years instead of ten minutes. Fortunately, he has a reset button on top of his head (seen as a light green patch); when activated, Skip turns upside-down and reverses the time back to when his ability was first activated. Lilo used him to jump ahead ten years and become a teenager, then another ten years later to become a full-fledged adult. However, since Lilo and Stitch were gone for twenty years, no one was there to catch experiments except for Gantu and Reuben, allowing Dr. Hämsterviel to conquer and rule Earth. (Appearances: "Skip", Leroy & Stitch)
• X-090: Fetchit — This experiment was activated alongside Mrs. Hasagawa's "cats" in the episode of the same name. Its function is unknown.
• X-091: Nutsy
• X-092: Gutman
• X-093: Unkind
• X-094: Louis B. — This experiment's pod was seen in Stitch! The Movie. The pod read 94 instead of 094. Its function is unknown.
• X-095: Coaster
• X-096: Cable Dude
• X-097: Dogalarm
• X-098: Cooper
• X-099: Spot — A spotlight experiment that was supposed to be in "Spike" but was removed, and was supposed to appear later.

Notable 0-Series experiments

Gigi a.k.a. Yapper (Experiment 007)

Voiced by: Frank Welker (vocals), Tress MacNeille (speaking)
Pod color: Unknown
Appearances: Lilo & Stitch: The Series — "Yapper", "Amnesio", "PJ" | Leroy & Stitch
Appearance in other media: Disney Tsum Tsum^note Was originally a non-playable event character and later cameos in Gantu's ability

A white Shih-Tzu-like experiment who is designed to annoy people with her constant barking, but otherwise behaves like a typical "good dog". She was adopted by Mertle Edmonds (who didn't even know she adopted an alien) as "Gigi". Lilo called the experiment a "little Yapper", hence the title of the experiment's debut episode, but Leroy & Stitch listed the experiment by the name Mertle gave her. Obviously, her "one true place" is being Mertle's pet "dog".

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• Alien Animals: The one known experiment that Jumba made who looks like a normal Earth mammal, which makes her adoption by the weirdness-hating Mertle all the more fitting.
• Aliens Speaking English: She was revealed to be capable of speaking English in Leroy & Stitch, which surprised Mertle (and the movie's audience). After the Leroy incident, Gigi convinced her owner off-screen to finally stop hating on Lilo and join her ʻohana.
• Cute, but Cacophonic: She looks like a lap dog but has an ear grating bark.
• 11th-Hour Superpower: Not that the above speech revelation matters in battle, but still.
• Non-Malicious Monster: Her ability is more aggravating than evil, and she behaves like a regular Earth dog anyway.
• Poke the Poodle: While most experiments are designed to wreak havoc and bring about chaos, Gigi was designed to annoy people with her barking.
• Sequel Non-Entity: She does not appear in the anime, although it could be justified that she's still living with Mertle, and Hämsterviel would definitely not have any use for her lackluster abilities.
• Shout-Out: She has the number of a famous secret agent, although it's most likely coincidental. That being said, she is an alien who is secretly disguised as a dog.
• Suddenly Speaking: Towards the end of Leroy & Stitch. In the cartoon she only barks, but when she suddenly says "Nice one, cousin!" Mertle is shocked that she can speak.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: Despite being adopted by one of The Series' most frequently recurring characters, she only made minor appearances in two more episodes ("Amnesio" and "PJ") and is mentioned in "Tank" before reappearing in Leroy & Stitch. She was even absent when Mertle adopted Hämsterviel in one episode.

Felix (Experiment 010)

"Dirty!"

Voiced by: Tress MacNeille, Steve Blum (Stitch!)
Pod color: Unknown
Appearances: Lilo & Stitch: The Series — "Felix", "Remmy",^note cameo in Lilo's dream "Woops", "Snafu" | Leroy & Stitch | "Stitch Meets High School Musical" | Stitch! — "Felix Redux", "Stitch vs. Hämsterviel Pt. I", "Stitch vs. Hämsterviel Pt. II", "Dracula, Jr."
Appearance in other media: Disney Stitch Jam

A green anteater/elephant-like experiment who is designed to be an effective cleaner, although he is a bit too obsessed with cleanliness. He was reprogrammed to take care of this issue, but it made him obsessed with dirtiness, with Lilo calling him an "Oscar" in this dirt-loving programming. He was given to Gantu at the end of his episode, but was later rescued in "Snafu".

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• Ascended Extra:
  • He was one of just two experiments other than the Power Trio of Angel, Reuben, and Stitch to appear in the anime's first season, alongside Sparky, although after that season, he only makes a brief appearance in one second season episode ("Dracula, Jr.") and stops appearing afterward as other experiments appear throughout the show.
  • In the Nintendo DS game Disney Stitch Jam, he's the only playable character who's not among the aforementioned trio.
  • He's also one of the four experiments other than the main experiment trio who was made into a costumed character for the Disney Parks and appears in "Stitch Meets High School Musical", the other three being Sparky, Sample, and 627.
• Energy Weapon: He can fire lasers out of his trunk to disintegrate germs and creatures.
• Gone Horribly Right: Jumba made him to be a personal cleaner, but didn't anticipate that he'd take it to such extremes as viewing everything as a "dirty germ".
• Mundane Utility: One of Jumba's earliest experiments, he is designed simply for cleaning purposes.
• Neat Freak:
  • To the point that in The Series, he considered anything to be trash, and any living thing to be a germ. Lilo says he even "out-Pleakleyed Pleakley". Jumba had to re-program him to fix this problem.
  • Another problem with his ability is that he cannot discern between stuff that should not be cleaned from the stuff that needs to be cleaned, particularly antique objects. In The Series, he attempted to suck up an old blanket hanging at Kaiāulu Hale that Moses says was sewn by Queen Liliʻuokalani herself. In the anime, he goes berserk after running out of things to clean in Chitama Town and begins sucking up antiques such as old books, fine china, and Izayoi's only mailbox.
• One-Word Vocabulary: The only word he says is "Dirty!" In The Series, he says it with disdain as Felix, and with glee as Oscar. However, in the English dub of the anime episode "Stitch vs. Hämsterviel Pt. I", he says, "Ichariba chodei!"^note "イチャリバチョーデー!" and "E. rex!" Those are the only two times in the franchise he says something other than "Dirty!"
• Ridiculously Cute Critter: Who knew that a Neat Freak like him could look so adorable? He's even one of the more popular experiments in Japan because of his cuteness.
• Shout-Out: Both of his names (Felix and Oscar) are references to the main characters of The Odd Couple.
• Trash of the Titans: As Oscar, he becomes obsessed with making a mess.

Fibber (Experiment 032)

Voiced by: Jeff Bennett
Pod color: Unknown
Appearances: Lilo & Stitch: The Series — "Fibber", "Spike", "Remmy",^note cameo in Lilo's dream "Woops", "Snafu" | Leroy & Stitch

A small orange experiment with a small body, a large head with a dark orange mark on his forehead, and four ears. He is a Living Lie Detector who, when someone tells a lie, beeps loudly and the pattern on his forehead lights up. The bigger the lie, the louder he beeps, and the brighter the pattern lights up. He was captured by Gantu, but rescued by Lilo and Stitch in "Snafu". He was also part of Pleakley's E.A.R.W.A.X. group in "Spike", which was a mistake in the episode's production since he was captured by Gantu at the time; Jess Winfield would claim that "Spike" takes place after "Snafu" to cover up the production error.

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• Forehead of Doom: Not only does he sport a fivehead, but it even has a marking that glows when he buzzes from hearing a lie.
• Living Lie Detector: Every time someone lies, he buzzes loudly as his forehead glows.
• My Brain Is Big: He has a massive head bigger than the rest of his body, which is a sign of his innate ability to detect people's lies. In fact, the only other known experiment who has a head as massive as his is Snafu (X-120).
• Not So Stoic: While usually non-emotive, he was incredibly (and hilariously) dumbfounded by Pleakley's suit of armor in "Spike". This was followed by him crying Tears of Joy at the sight of Spike crying after getting hugged for the first time.
• Perpetual Smiler: He usually has a calm smile when he isn't buzzing.
• Sequel Non-Entity: He is never mentioned nor seen in the anime once.
• The Stoic: He does not make many expressions on his face beyond a content smile.
• Super-Hearing: He most likely has this ability, considering that he has four experiment ears. Stitch tried to cover him up (to muffle his buzzing, though) and keep him away from others to no avail, as Fibber could still hear Pleakley's lies. Fibber could still hear Pleakley lying to his mother in the latter and Jumba's bedroom while being in Lilo and Stitch's bedroom.
• The Unintelligible: He never speaks; the only sounds he ever makes are his loud buzzing sounds. He does aw along with the other E.A.R.W.A.X. experiments after seeing Spike's first hug in "Spike", but since everyone else does so at the same time, we cannot independently discern his voice.

Frenchfry (Experiment 062)

Voiced by: Rob Paulsen (Lilo & Stitch: The Series), Dave Wittenberg (Stitch!)
Pod color: White
Appearances: Lilo & Stitch: The Series — "Frenchfry", "Remmy"^note cameo in Lilo's dream | Leroy & Stitch | Stitch! — "Hämsterviel's Epic Secret", Stitch and the Planet of Sand, Stitch! Perfect Memory

A small, gray and white, mustached experiment with four arms, a chef's hat for a head, and a spatula for a tail. He is designed to use his Super-Speed to instantly prepare food or whip up a mini-tornado in battle. He is also the only experiment in the series who speaks French. He was designed to be Jumba's personal chef, but instead, he made unhealthy food that quickly made people fat, then he ate the fattened victims. However, he stopped when he learned that healthy food could be just as delicious. His one true place is running a healthy French fry hut.

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• Adaptational Wimp: The anime version of him removes his desire to eat the people he feeds, and Hämsterviel kicked him out of his captivity for being "useless". He is also convinced a lot quicker to stop making people bloat.
• Aliens Speaking English: A variation; he speaks French, though he did speak a few English words.
• Artistic License – Biology: Somehow eating his meals is able to make people bounce like balls.
• Balloon Belly: The meals he makes cause people who eat them to bloat until they are shaped like giant bowling balls. This trope becomes more literal in the anime when people actually inflate like a balloon when they eat his meals, complete with floating.
• Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: He is polite and friendly and makes others delicious free food, but this is just so he can get them fat and eat them. He becomes nice for real after he eats healthy food.
• Character Catchphrase: "Bon appétit!"
• Fattening the Victim: He overloads people with delicious meals to make them fat.
• French Cuisine Is Haughty: His design and Gratuitous French plays off this trope, though while the foods he makes are usually not typical French cuisine, they are impossibly tasty.
• French Jerk: He speaks French and tricks people into eating his meals so he can eat them.
• Gone Horribly Wrong: He was supposed to just be Jumba's personal chef, but somehow developed a taste for people.
• Gratuitous French: The only French words and phrases he ever spoke are the stereotypical ones most familiar to English speakers.
• I'm a Humanitarian: He was willing to eat Stitch, his experiment cousin, alive.
• Patricide: Of a sort; given that Jumba knows of Frenchfry's intentions despite not being present for his reactivation, we can assume that Frenchfry tried to eat Jumba (his creator) after being activated for the first time.
• Supreme Chef: He makes delicious food you never feel full from.
• To Serve Man: He fattens people up with his meals until he decides to eat them alive. He gets over this after he reforms.