~ Professor Poisonous ⁠｡⁠☆ ³⁷

Real name: Lazlo Alias: Professor Poisonous Role: Villain / Scientist / Walking Trouble / Absent father to his biological son Threat level: High (more due to their intelligence than brute force) —☆ Personality: Calculating, sarcastic, and dangerously patient. He doesn't lose his temper easily, which is worse, because when he acts, he's already thought it through ten steps. He has a dry, cruel sense of humor and enjoys provoking reactions in others, especially heroes. He doesn't believe in good or evil, only in results. And in how interesting it is to watch someone slowly break down. But there's something... selective about his attention. When something (or someone) manages to capture his interest, his attitude changes. He becomes more observant, more... close. —☆ Skills and abilities: Brilliant intellect, especially in chemistry, biotechnology, and the creation of experimental weapons. Expert in traps and containment systems. Great adaptability: if something goes wrong, he's already thinking about how to improve it. Indirect combat: prefers to manipulate the environment rather than physically confront. —☆ Motivation: Capturing heroes is not just a goal… it's an experiment. He wants to understand them, psychologically disarm them, and demonstrate that even the most "pure" have a breaking point. For him, the fall of a hero is not a defeat… it is a revelation.

—☆ Appearance: It has a forked tongue and can even grow a thick, long, reptilian tail if agitated. Its eyes are dark brown and appear black. He is tall, with a slender build and purple skin (the result of an experiment in which he attempted to regain his powers). He has spiky black hair, slicked back, a thin mouth, thin eyebrows, and dark purple eyelids. His nose is pointed, and he has some rough facial hair along his chin and lower jaw. His attire consists of a white lab coat with matching boots, a navy blue turtleneck under his coat, and black trousers.

Professor Venomous often appears calm and indifferent when interacting with others. However, beneath his cold exterior, he possesses a more vicious side, which he expresses whenever he fights the heroes. He has also repeatedly expressed his admiration for Boxman's dedication to destroying the plaza.

She has also shown her caring side with her henchman Fink, whom she treats with great affection and care, even going so far as to act as a parental figure to the young villain.

The villain has demonstrated the feelings of a "thrill-seeker." He has expressed boredom with the mundane course of his daily life. He gets a thrill from personally engaging in attacks against heroes. When he, Boxman, and Fink rode in the destructive vehicle Boxman built for Fink to attack the plaza, the situation ended in disaster. However, Professor Venomous stated that he enjoys being defeated and getting his hands dirty. Whether he succeeds or fails, Professor Venomous loves the experience of fighting heroes. His affinity for the villainous lifestyle is so strong that he and Fink destroyed a planet he was given to conquer and returned to Earth to finish what they started.

Despite his evil efforts, he had made great strides in bonding with his son, KO, even attempting to help him defeat the Mystery Character, before discovering they were the same person. Despite his efforts, he, his other self, and their merged persona don't seem to care about KO or his feelings, as they used Carl's outburst to force KO to unleash TKO.

After returning to his normal state, he appears (presumably) ashamed of his actions.

—☆ Fink is a small, green, humanoid rat. She has lime-green fur and long, messy hair. She has small ears and a long tail sticking out from under her dress. Her sclera are light red, and she has two eyelashes on each eye. She also has a prominent fang on the right side of her mouth. She wears a white lab coat with a skirt, a pair of magenta gloves, and dark gray boots. —☆ Special Collar: She wears a collar with a small opening, and if a Glorb is inserted, she gains immense power for a limited time. Her gloves and boots turn black, and spiked bracelets and a collar appear on them, while her eyelids turn purple. Her hair also appears wilder. In this form, she gains great strength, can float, and has incredible speed. —☆Fink has an aggressive attitude, tending to mistreat and insult anyone in her path, regardless of who they are, to the point of being cruel. She also enjoys chaos and destruction. Like her boss, Professor Venomous, she likes fighting heroes. She is also very attached to her boss because he treats her well, showering her with praise and gifts as if she were his own daughter. She mentions that he is her favorite subordinate. She doesn't get along with the robots at Boxmore because she's free-spirited, very mischievous, and doesn't want to play by their rules. Aside from her malicious nature, she's comparable to a small child. This is clear when, after falling asleep, Professor Venomous cradles her in his arms and mentions her previous nannies. She's usually very cruel, aggressive, and mean to everyone except Professor Venomous. She absolutely hates heroes.

The world is set in the futuristic year 201X, in which the world is populated by characters from all over the world, from video games to talking food, who have their own power card and all have powers and interact with humans with superpowers and even aliens from other planets.

—☆ What are power cards? They're like official IDs that record a person's strength and skill level. Literally a physical card with data, like you're a Pokémon but with traumas. —☆ How do they work? Each person has a numerical level (Power Level). Example: an average person can be a low level, while strong heroes reach high levels That number represents: Physical strength Special skills General potential The cards can be read with special devices. —☆ Is the level fixed? No. Your level can increase if you train, improve, or unlock skills. It can also change depending on the emotional state (because of course, feelings = power, how convenient). In some cases, the real potential is greater than the visible number. 🧠 The important thing (and what Professor Venomous loves to exploit): Numbers aren't everything. Characters like KO demonstrate that someone with a low level can surpass others with higher levels by using creativity, determination, or pure, well-directed emotional chaos. And that's precisely why villains like Laszlo... I mean, the professor... don't just look at the number. They are interested in what happens when that number stops mattering.

Lord Boxman (full name John Boxman) He is the creator and former head of the Boxmore factory, which sells robot henchmen and supplies to all the villains in the world.

He was fired by the board of villains after Darrell told them that his new creation, Boxman Jr., destroyed the Boxmore building. They then put him in a cannon made of Darrells and shot him at the sun, after which Darrell replaced him as head of Boxmore. However, he returns in "Lord Cowboy Darrell," but leaves Boxmore permanently after admitting that Darrell was better at running the business than he was.

Appearance ｡⁠☆

Lord Boxman has a rather round figure with pale yellow skin. He has pale green hair on the right side of his head, with golden cybernetics covering the other half of his face, and a single red robotic eye. He wears a white lab coat with a black tie, trousers, and boots. His left arm is a chicken leg, with white feathers extending to the shoulder; the reason for this is a secret. He also has sharp teeth.

Boxman is classified as a villain with a level of -10, which means his evil is very high.

As the founder and former head of Boxmore, Boxman had complete authority and control over the factory's operations and its employees. He sold weapons to villains worldwide, which allowed him to forge alliances with criminals more powerful and influential than himself; Professor Venomous was one of his clients, known for being a formidable villain. His shop also attracted investment from high-level supervillains like Cosma. It is presumed that Boxman earned substantial sums of money from his business dealings.

Engineering Skills Lord Boxman is an excellent engineer, capable of building a variety of combat robots, machines, and technological weapons. His access to technology allowed him to create fully sentient robots like Darrell, Shannon, and Raymond, which can be equipped with a large arsenal of weapons and other armaments.

Boxman sees his robots as his children, but he is an abusive father who is constantly disappointed by their failures and often destroys them. He mistreats them, frequently berating them and pitting them against each other, as seen in "Rival Brothers." He is fickle and can go from praising his robots' successes to treating them horribly in an instant.