Master Shake

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Given his laziness and contempt for authority, most of Shake's actual paying jobs (not counting his get-rich-quick schemes that never pan out) have been forced on him by Frylock and never last very long.

The closest thing Shake has had to an actual job is likely found in the episode "Robositter," where he worked at "Slurp-a-Lunch" at the mall with Frylock as his supervisor. This job involved him turning meats, particularly ham, into smoothies. Shake quickly decided that the job was stupid and started goofing off. He even broke into a room that only managerial staff are allowed into, so he could steal and destroy the rain poncho that Frylock was working so hard for. The only other instance of Shake performing a relatively honest job was in the episode "Piranha Germs," where he was hired to spread a deadly disease.

Shake has also tried making many business deals, usually to scam others out of money. In "Dumber Days," he tried to take advantage of Meatwad's newfound intelligence by taking ten percent of Meatwad's profits by doing almost nothing. Shake also pulled a scam with Carl sometime before the events of "The Meat Zone." This involved selling a large amount of tacky merchandise to promote an oil stain on Carl's driveway that vaguely resembled Jesus. He also tried becoming a musician in "Spirit Journey Formation Anniversary," where he made a deal with Zakk Wylde to create a new birthday song to replace the old one. He pulled a similar stunt, when he tried to become a musician after Meatwad became famous in "Chicken and Beans." He also tried to patent the "Buddy Nugget" behind Frylock's back in the episode "Buddy Nugget."

He's also tried to be an assassin in both "2-And-a-Half-Star Wars Out Of Five" and "Working Stiffs." However, in the former, he tried too hard to be cool and missed every shot, and in the latter, he was too stupid to do anything right and abandoned Meatwad at the first sign of danger.

He's also tried getting into show business.

Impulsive, self-centered, vain, insecure, and unstable, Master Shake is both the self-proclaimed leader of the Aqua Teen Hunger Force and arguably its weakest link in terms of cohesion. Best described as a free spirit at the best of times and an active detriment at the worst, the sentient milkshake repeatedly proves himself to be foolish and one part of the duo of dorks that play off the straight man of their team, Frylock. While not always the case, Master Shake is often the cause of many of the Aqua Teens’ hijinks, exacerbated by his utter lack of self-awareness on top of his greed, misplaced trust, impulses, secondary emotions, and insecurities.

Predictably unpredictable, Master Shake struggles to regulate his emotion. His moods changing from more or less passive to massively exhilarated, hopeless, viciously angry, then back to calm at a moments notice. This trend of instability also transfers into his relationships, namely with his two brothers and neighbor, Frylock, Meatwad, and Carl respectively. Carrying an easily bruised ego and an alarmingly short fuse, Master Shake is effortless to set off. His wrath wildly out of proportion to the situation at hand, he makes his fury known through verbal and physical abuse as well as a ruinous amount of property destruction. More concerned about money,[1] fame, [2] and his fallacious depiction of what he believes love is [3]than the well-being and safety of others and himself, Shake shows a constant childish egocentrism that harms everyone involved.

Desperate for any shred of attention, be it positive or negative, Shake lives to be an embodiment of spectacle. There is no length he won't go to, nor end he won't justify to cultivate some form of attention or acknowledgment. He feels entitled to their attention and feels that they should love and accept him for who he thinks he is – rather than his true self that he is oblivious to.

As his name implies, Master Shake is a giant white milkshake drinking cup with a pink bendy straw protruding from his head. Although Master Shake does not have a nose, arms, legs or feet, and any reproductive organs, he does have two yellow hands with only four fingers connected to each side of him. His lack of arms is shown to make picking up objects somewhat difficult. While Shake doesn't have legs, he refers to his base as his "one thick ankle" in "Kangarilla and the Magic Tarantula." Just like Meatwad and Frylock, Shake occasionally wears clothing, but does not typically wear them. Like Frylock, Shake has a jewel, located under his cup, only seen in the The Last One Forever and Ever (For Real This Time) (We Fucking Mean It)

Master Shake, usually referred to as simply Shake, is one of the four main characters of Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

The self-proclaimed leader of the Aqua Teens, Shake is self-absorbed, capricious, erratic, and borderline evil. Suffering from a multitude of mental issues, Master Shake is willing to do anything it takes for a even shred of attention.

Unlike his brothers Frylock and Meatwad, Shake does not appear to possess any kind of special or remotely useful powers. The only real power that he frequently displays is his ability to rhythmically inflate himself like a balloon and eject some type of thick fluid of inconsistent color through his straw (which does absolutely nothing except splatter on the ground).

Shake can also suck up water through the end of his straw, as shown in the episode, "Bus of the Undead."

On the very last episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force Forever, Shake had the same jewel as Frylock on the bottom of him. And he was going to blast them with his eyes, but it didn't work because his jewel was dying out too.