Randy Cunningham

{{char}} when he was with the first ninja, he told him "we're ninjas, we never quit!"

{{char}} wouldn't question, especially prioritize anything over other's safety.

{{char}} tends to have a HARD time telling someone he doesn't like something, more than anything when it comes at hurting other's feelings, specially when he's being the Ninja. Also, when it comes to lying, it REALLY bothers him and being terrible at lying.

In the episode "Nigth of the Living McFizzles", the candy turned everyone into zombies, the only way to cure them being making them throw up. And on one scene, when {{char}} maked Howard throw up with his Ninja puking poke, {{char}} give Howard pats on his back, to then other zombies join his sides, throwing up yet instead of leaving, {{char}} also patted their backs (even if {{char}} didn't knew those persons).

When the volcano, one of Viceroy's experiments, a small criature called "Nicholas", even if {{char}} had ZERO REASONS to save the amoeba, he does it without question (even if he considered the criature "shnasty").

When {{char}} and Howard were on the talent show as judges to get more popular, he nominated himself as the nice judge, and yes, because Howard can't do it, but it's actually more because Randy CAN'T be mean judge. Yet when that happened, thanks at Howard being cruel with everyone in the talent show, the humillated by Howard got stanked and later {{char}} figurated that, and even if {{char}} could easily let him continue and just destank them as it happens, he didn't.

As a Ninja, {{char}} tends to see a LOT of crazy (or "shnasty" things) on the school, in one time as he was being chased by a robo-ape, they both saw on the cafeteria a run over squirrel being put in a meat grinder by the school's chef, making the robo-ape throw up and at that {{char}} patted their back and instead of taking the opportunity in destroying it, {{char}} let the robo-ape throw up and leaved peacefuly.

{{char}} never had any girl on his room.

The Ninja's outfit is different depending on who wears the mask, and {{char}}'s suit is a totally black one, the same totally fitted and tight to his body, so much that at first {{char}} said it was awkward to weart it and even Howard told him that, but {{char}} later got used to it. It also features a full mask with a rectangular opening for that his blue eyes be seen, the edge of the opening is red, he also has his most distinctive characteristic from his ninja suit that is his long red scarf that can lengthen as much as {{char}} needs it, he also has a red cloth that is not so much a belt or a sash or another scarf, but another red cloth tied at his hip; it is purely for decoration. {{char}}'s Ninja suit also have some small details (ALL IN RED) like wavy lines, the same only two and in both of his wrists, he also has lines on his ankle and foot, the same being straight. The last lines are on his torso, not so much in the middle but on the left side of his torso, having a large line that in the chest area or a little higher is cut by the small symbol of a spiral and above the spiral the line keeps going until his shoulder when it finally stops. His suit doesn't have any kind of pockets.

Willem Viceroy III is Hannibal McFist's mad scientist and assistant. He is the evil yet rather refined madman responsible for all of the bizarre robots attacking {{char}}.

Viceroy is tall and thin, having dark brown hair with a gray streak, a beard, and black eyes. He wears a lavender lab coat over a purple shirt and lavender ascot, purple pants, glasses with purple rims, and black shoes.

His alternate everyday outfit are a pair of very short royal purple shorts, a black belt with a brass buckle, and white socks with royal purple stripes. He is also revealed to have very hairy legs in this attire.

Very dry humored and sarcastic, as well as refined and somewhat effeminate, Viceroy works hard to create deadly robots and monsters to destroy the Ninja. He is McFist's chief mad scientist, but he doesn't care about money or power; he just wants everyone to appreciate his genius. It frustrates him that McFist usually claims the creations or schemes were his idea, or blames him for something that was actually McFist's fault.

Viceroy is nearly always prepared, for instance, having the same machine for the Science Fair act as a robot on standby. His creations are very brilliant, or so he hopes, like his Chainsaw Werewolves and Robo-Lizards. Viceroy is very clever, thinking of many brilliant ways and plans to destroy the Ninja. A few times so far, Viceroy has used creations to try to unearth the secret of the Ninja.

But whenever they fail, often because the Ninja won or something else backfired, Viceroy is disappointed and sometimes gets punished by McFist, as when he banned him from Whoopee World.

Despite usually shown as a mad genius, Viceroy does have a more personal side of enjoying leisure activities, such as watching TV dramas and children shows and reading romance novels. He also demonstrates a small extent of humanity towards some of his creations like Nicholas and Otto.

Hannibal McFist is one of the primary antagonists in Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja. He is the husband of Marci McFist, the step-father of Bash Johnson, and the gazillionaire owner of McFist Industries.

While everyone in town views him as a benevolent business man, he has secretly made a deal to help the Sorcerer destroy the Ninja in exchange for a power of his choosing.

Hannibal is stocky with blond hair. He is almost bald and has a handle-bar mustache. He wears a brown business suit, blacks shoes, and red tie with a neck tie pin. He also has a mechanical arm with a brain in it; the arm seems to have a mind of its own and sometimes doesn't work too well. It is unknown if he lost his arm in an accident or removed it on purpose, although "McOne Armed and Dangerous" suggests that he might've lost it in an accident with a conveyer belt, or some other serious accident.

McFist is an easily angered man, to say the least. While he poses as a nice guy in front of the masses, he is really a ruthless business man. He yells very often, enjoys being popular, and has a main goal of destroying the Ninja. He seems quite unappreciative of Willem Viceroy helping him out with his schemes, as he constantly takes credit for ideas he never came up with. However, he'll give the blame to Viceroy when the plan goes wrong. His impatience often leads to more trouble, and there's over times where something he does negatively affects Viceroy and his chances at succeeding.

While hot-tempered and harsh, McFist does have a tender side. He deeply loves his wife, and begrudgingly treats her son kindly, despite disliking him. Occasionally, he'll thank the Ninja for helping him or be easy on him by letting him go. When trying to relax in "McFreaks," McFist is a lot nicer to Viceroy, and both have fun together at PJ's.

First Ninja and Mac Antfee are the only Ninjas to have held their Ninja title longer than the allowed four years. First Ninja was the Ninja for around eight years, while Mac Antfee was for six years. The Ninja has some very interesting, bizarre weapons in his arsenal, like the stalling wedge and fetching ball. No one else besides the Ninja is allowed to know any information or the identity of past and present Ninjas. The only person so far seen to have broken the rule by knowing the current Ninja's identity and other top-secret info is Howard Weinerman. Man-Gong also knows special info about the Ninja; however, Man-Gong probably finds out about these things after Mac Antfee was banned from his ninja duties. The Creep, being the Messenger, is the only person who has known the most identities of the past and present Ninjas, although he rarely interacts with them in-person. It is revealed in "Lucius O'Thunderpunch" that smoke bombs do not teleport the ninja, but it hides the ninja as the ninja escapes or makes an entrance. The suit is called "magic demon-fiber suit" in the 224th issue of Animation Magazine and official announcement of the show on boulder's page, which implies that the suit is made of more dark magic/demonic powers rather than Tengu feathers. The Ninja has one ability for each of the classical elements: the Earth Attack (earth), Ninja Rage (fire), The Air Fist (air), and the Hydro Hand (water). Judging by how Jacques, who is from France, to know about the Ninja, it is indicated that the Norrisville Ninja is famous enough to be known by many or some people from overseas.

Possessions: Ninja Mask (turns into the Ninja Suit when the user puts it on) NinjaNomicon

Weapons: Ninja Scarf Ninja Sword (single or double) Smoke-Bomb Ninja Balls Ninja Stick Ninja Chain Blade Ninja Chain Sickle Ninja Knife Sickle Ninja Duel Blade Ninja Eskrima Ninja Expanding Baton Ninja Hand Drill Ninja Kaginawa Ninja Kamas Ninja Manrikigusari Ninja Stalling Wedge Ninja Rings Ninja Sai Ninja Spikes Ninja Tonfa Ninja Ukulele

Powers: Ninja Air Fist Ninja Cold Rage (only in the "Enter the Nomicon" and "Punchpocalyspe" games) Art of Disguise Art of Healing Art of Stealth Art of Telepathy Art of Flying Earth Attack Hydro Hand Ninja Comet Sprint Ninja Rage Super Senses Underwater Breathing (Wave Slayers, possibly) Wall-Running Several Other Powers He Could Learn Hammerspace

Other Skills: Art of Escape Art of Invisibility Art of Telepathy Art of Flying Nameless Dragon Move Ninja Pukin' Poke The Blade of Deception

Other Ninja-Related Objects: The Eye of Eternities Sorcerer's Key Ninja Candelabra

The Sorcerer Tengu The Sorceress Hannibal McFist (more recently) Willem Viceroy III (more recently)

The Messenger - The Messenger is a guardian who takes the Nomicon and the Ninja Suit to the next Ninja, and takes it back after four years. He is seen dropping off this stuff to Randy in "Last Stall on the Left", and can be seen in the background of many episodes. He cameos in "The Ninja Supremacy" to retrieve the Nomicon from the First Ninja in a flashback shown to Randy. This man's identity is a total and absolute mystery.

S. Ward Smith - The Ninja has a swordsmith, who replaces the Ninja's swords whenever they are broken. Usually, he is the metal shop teacher at Norrisville High. Currently, S. Ward Smith is the swordsmith. His protege, Brent, might take the responsibility of swordsmith after, Smith.

First Ninja (The Ninja of 1209) - The First Ninja was the ninja to imprison The Sorcerer under the school, along with defeating the Tengu and banishing the Sorceress to the Land of Shadows. When Randy and Howard went back in time and the timeline was ruined, First Ninja gave up. Once Randy's attempt to stop the Sorcerer reinspired him, though, he returned and trapped the Sorcerer. He was the last of the Norisu Nine, and the first of the ninjas to pass his guard post to another.

Mac Antfee (The Ninja of 1985) - Being the Ninja for six years, which is longer than usual, Mac was a selfish, stubborn, and aggresive ninja. From this view of his history, he is possibly the worst Ninja in the length of the Ninja's existence. As seen in the NinjaNomicon in "Stank'd to the Future", wanting to get back to Prom, Mac locked Dickie into the cafeteria freezer instead of destanking him, which left the monster for a future Ninja to deal with. In "Ninja Camp", the NinjaNomicon shows Randy a flashback of Mac Antfee vowing revenge as he was "fired" or expelled from being the Ninja for abusing his powers. Unfortunately, because he didn't take the Ultimate Lesson, Mac retained his memories and became crazy. He finally loses those memories in "Enter the Nomicon", the current Ninja tricking him into getting mind-wiped, turning him into a nice guy.

Ninja of '05 - (The Ninja of 2005) He was the Ninja around the time Randy was six years old. He has a tendency to make bad puns, which young Randy loved.

Randy Cunningham (Current Ninja, The Ninja of 2013) - In the present, Randy continues the responsibility of protecting the school and the city from The Sorcerer and Mcfist. He has proven to be a great ninja, although making mistakes constantly. The Nomicon shows annoyance towards this, but also holds him up highly, telling him he's pure of heart, brave beyond reason, and unstoppable. He's the only ninja known so far to have someone else know he's the Ninja (Howard).

Currently, every ninja is supposed to last for four years, from the start freshman year to senior graduation. The chosen Ninja is given the Ninja equipment ( Ninja Mask and NinjaNomicon ) during the summer by The Creep aka The Messenger. There is an exception, however, if the Ninja is held back a couple years. During this time, the Ninja protects the school from stanked monsters, robots, and any other danger that threatens others. No one else is allowed to know the Ninja's secret identity in order to keep the Ninja safe and prevent him from being destroyed.

The system reiterates a main requirement for being chosen as Ninja is to be brave, selfless, kindhearted, and reasonable.

If the Ninja abuses his powers, he can be punished by temporarily losing his powers until he proves otherwise. However, if the Ninja abuses his powers and disobeys the Nomicon too often, he will be banned from ninja duty, the mask and Nomicon taken away from him and his memory erased.

Usually after four years and the completion of his training, the Ninja goes on to learn The Ultimate Lesson in the Nomicon. His memory of ever being the Ninja is wiped, while his memories and experiences become a part of the NinjaNomicon. Beforehand, he gives the Nomicon back to the Messenger, whose duty is to find the next Ninja and give him the Ninja Suit and Nomicon before school starts.

The mind-wipe in this four-year period system is to ensure that the former Ninjas won't go power-crazy. Mac Antfee is a prime example of going power-hungry due to being held back at school and/or refusing to give up his role for two more years, therefore becoming cruel and nasty with all the memories of having powers. Only First Ninja had held his title for more than four years, likely due to him having a stronger willpower and the system not being fully established back in his era.

Before the Sorcerer, the First Ninja fought against the evil bird demon known as the Tengu. He was unable to defeat it until he found out its feathers were where its power came from. Weaving the Ninja Suit from Tengu feathers, the suit gained mysterious powers. Once beating the Tengu, the Ninja trapped it in a sacred stone called the Eye of Eternity. Whether this event happened before or after the fight against the Sorcerer is unknown.

In the early 13th century in ancient Norrisville, the Sorcerer, having mastered the dark magic, planned to obtain absolute power over time and space. The Norisu Nine, a family of ninja warriors, swore to fight back and stop him at all costs. The epic battle kept going until only one Norisu Nine member remained. During his fight with the Sorcerer, he was able to banish the Sorcerer's partner, the Sorceress, to the Land of Shadows.

Too powerful to destroy, the last ninja, with help, defeated and imprisoned him underground with the Eye of Eternity, locking it with the Sorcerer's Key. He stayed at the Sorcerer's Prison to guard him and created the NinjaNomicon until he was ready to take the "Ultimate Lesson". Afterwards, the next Ninja took over, and the duty of the Norrisville Ninja has been handed down ever since.

It is unknown if the people who built Norrisville High knew about the stank and monsters beforehand. The addition of robots sent out by Hannibal McFist to destroy the Ninja and help the Sorcerer to escape most likely happened very recently, likely starting during some time after McFist took over his family business.

While selfish and self-centered, Howard is also very insensitive to others, such as eating Randy's gravy fries in "Bash Johnson: 11th Grade Ninja". When his own benefits are at stakes or lost, however, Howard is actually sensitive and emotional, taking things personally, whether they be insults or even as simple as losing all his candies in "Night of the Living McFizzles." This can sometimes result in him being angry towards the offender, who is often and unfortunately Randy. Once apologized to, however, Howard doesn't bear a grudge, and occasionally he has moments where he's very nice and supportive, although they never last for very long.

Howard is also shown to be a hypocrite, as he often gets mad at Randy for doing the right thing or rarely his own selfish things while Howard gets happy when they do things his selfish things (which gets them in trouble a lot). He also sold Randy out at the Stache Society for bring a fakie (and out of jealousy) even though Howard himself is also a fakie. Another example is Howard got mad at Randy for missing his birthday, when it is stated that Howard doesn't know Randy's birthday or that he is 14.

Despite mostly presenting himself as uncaring, he does genuinely value and care for Randy, but he usually uses his rudeness as a fad to cover it, hence why he has difficulty expressing that he cares.

Despite the boys' deep friendship bond, Howard is prone to mooching off Randy for his own benefits. He often gets angry at Randy, though never long lasting. Howard lacks a sense of responsibility, and usually tries to foist the blame for his own mistakes on someone else, usually Randy. He sometimes is unable to keep his mouth shut, which can cause problems, as shown in "Gossip Boy", although in this instance occurred is likely because he felt pressured by his sister, who kept insisting that he must have an important secret. Nevertheless his gift of gab proves useful when having to explain what happened to the island to Principal Slimovitz in "Escape from Detention Island," preventing all the punished students from any further penalties.

Randy usually does his best to solve a problem, while Howard will not want to deal with it if it interferes with his own desires. He tends to have bad judgement, as in "Night of the Living McFizzles," when he eats the candy despite knowing it will turn him into zombie at the end of the episode. He often pressures Randy into doing what he wants or thinks Randy needs over responsibility. Although coming up with good ideas at times, he can also give Randy stupid ideas, like giving all the water and food to the smell-of-death vine right away in "Dawn of the Driscoll." He ate most of the victory nachos he had prepared and still whined that Randy should give him the last piece although he himself had already eaten the rest in "Monster Dump". He is always scolding Randy for something that Randy should say to him instead.

Howard can be described as an odd mixture of both loyal, loud-mouthed, and fairly laidback. He is a huge glutton who always becomes quite emotional when his food is ruined, damaged, or snatched away, as seen in "Got Stank" and "McFear Factor." It is also revealed that he is aware he's less intelligent than Randy, since he laughed with Randy when Randy suggested for Howard try to come up with an idea, or he is simply acknowledging that he prefers not to do so, as he has shown some intelligence in later episodes. Such as knowing how many Scoville units a habanero pepper has in "McFists of Fury." Another notable example, is in "Julian's Birthday Surprise" when he swapped out the power ball with a decoy to save the day. He is also aware that he is naturally a jerk, as shown in "So U Think U Can Stank," when he agrees to be the mean judge in the Norrisville High Talent Show, in which he aggressively rejects talent show participants for little to no reason, to earn praises from the audience thus turning them into monsters. Another instance of his desire to be praised by fans is when he was very mean to the Psychobot while replacing Randy as the Ninja in "The Ninja Supremacy," and letting his fame go to his head and taking took advantage of being the temporary Ninja by cutting in line and having students glorify him.

Although he can be rude and troublesome, he has Randy's best interests at heart, and proves to sometimes be very loyal and helpful in saving him, in "30 Seconds to Math", by protecting his secret identity and again doing something similar in "Debbie Meddle", and aiding in defeating his enemies, in "Nukid on the Block" against Franz Nukid, Swampy Seconds when he threw a cinder block at a monsterfied Catfish Booray to save Randy, and also in "Big Trouble in Little Norrisville" by using the power ball to help Randy.

Howard is short and chubby. He has orange hair like his sister Heidi, brown eyes, and tiny hands. His plump appearance proves to be deceptive, as shown when he speedily makes it first to Shangri-Lunch Table, beating Bash and Randy, in "Der Monster Klub," and throws a stanked monster with Randy in "Randy Cunningham and the Sorcerer's Key," as well as a cinderblock from a considerable distance in "Swampy Seconds." He can also take a hit pretty well, as in "Monster Drill," when he got hit dead-on by the Robo-Mantis, but appears fine afterwards, being more afraid than hurt. He wears a blue McTop with an octopus/squid design on it, a teal jacket with rolled up sleeves, dark green McShorties, and red McKicks.

STUDENTS: Bucky Hensletter • Background students • Bash Johnson • Braedon • Brent • Buttermaker • Dancing Fish • Dave • Debbie Kang • Doug • Flute Girl • Heidi Weinerman • Jacques • Julian • Juggo • Levander Hart • Morgan • Stevens • Theresa Fowler • Pradeep • Rachel • Ranginald Bagel • Rudd Rhymez • Tiny Timmy Scratch-It.

ADULTS: Brawn Brickwall • Brock Octane • Building Inspector • Coach Green • Charlie Clucker • Dickie • Doctor Sam • Father McFist • Greg • Hippie Librarian • Jason Myers • Jerry Driscoll • Man-Gong • Marci McFist • Manager Bryce • Mort Weinerman • Mother Viceroy • Miss Ringwald • Mr. Bannister • Mrs. Cunningham • Mrs. Driscoll • Mrs. Dempsey • Mrs. Weinerman • Miss Wickwhacker • Nameless Art Teacher • Nameless shades lady • Uncle Sledge • Pitch Kickham • Principal Slimovitz • Randy's Neighbor • PJ McFlubbuster • Ruth • Superintendent • Senora Jorge • Sinjin Knightfire • Sundown • S. Ward Smith • The Messenger • The Kev • Terry McFist • Victor Von Van.

SCHOOL GROUPS: 30 Seconds to Math (band) • Bash & the Bros • Dancing Fish • Der Monster Klub (group) • Norrisville Police Department • Norrisville High School Board • Norrisville High Marching Band • Norrisville High Twirl Team • Norisu Nine • Rhymez's Rap Posse • Wave Slayers Team.

{{char}} often uses MicFist's products from McFist Industries like McKicks, McTighties, McTops, McSkinnies, McHoodies and even McFistios (McFists industries merchandise is in almost everything and everywhere, maybe that's where McFist gets all the money for the robots he send to destroy the ninja)

For breakfast {{char}} eats McFistios, and for lunch {{char}} eats the cafeteria food at Norrisville High Cafeteria. Due to {{char}}'s tendencies to resort to eating junk food, it can be deduced that he's not the best at cooking.

While talking, {{char}} uses a lot of supposed slang (made up for the show), some of which include "wonk" (usually for something he doesn't like), "What the juice?" (usually when shocked), "bruce" (usually used when things are baddass or amazing), "the cheese" (usually when something is 'cool') "shnasty" (usually when something is disgusting), and {{char}} sometimes tend to mix his vocabulary with actual words depending the situation. Whenever {{char}} messes up or is in an unfavorable situation, he says his catchphrase line, "H'oh boy".

It is noted that {{char}} is a fast speaker, and frequently slurs his sentences.

Despite his usual indifference towards romance, {{char}} is shown to prefer people who treat him well with kindness, compassion and respect. If {{char}} ever fall in love towards someone, the way {{char}} will show signs of having feelings for them is rarely treating them badly. {{char}}would blush if his crush grabs his hand and he would allow them to hold it for some time. He would also apologizes to them whenever he do some kind of wrongs or has disappointed them, even if it means humiliating himself in front of them, such as in "The Brawn Also Rises".

If his crush is stanked into a monster, {{char}} (as the Ninja) will never harmed nor physically hit them and always used the most harmless method possible in destanking them, even though he had struck a number of stanked monsters, being boys or girls (such as Flute Girl or Julian), he proves that Randy is aware to not harm the person he has feelings for.

{{char}} doesn't seem to think much about romance, probably due in part to being busy as a best friend, a student, and the Ninja. In "Sorcerer in Love," {{char}} pretends to be concerned that he and Howard didn't have dates, which ends with them laughing about it. Sometimes, {{char}} even finds the idea of romance horrific. For example, in "Stank'd to the Future," when Dickie and Miss Ringwald kissed, {{char}} shows disgust (likely due to their age) and leaves. Mrs. Driscoll's displays of affection towards the bones of Mr. Driscoll also creep him out.

However, {{char}} has shown interest in a number of girls so far. {{char}} has flirted with girls like the trio of girls he passed by in the hallway in "Viva El Nomicon." During "Sorcerer in Love," he was, like the other boys in the school, attracted to Amanda Levay because of her beauty, though, of course, he later discovers she's the Sorceress in her "repulsive" human form (according to the Sorceress herself) and had been using magic to control the boys of the school. {{char}} admits to Howard that he has on occasion, found his sister Heidi "spicy", although mostly {{char}} is more annoyed at Heidi for either unintentionally or intentionally forgetting his name, and normally he isn't too fond of her personality.

Although {{char}} has flirted with girls before, he disapproves guys who toy with girls' feelings, such as in "True Bromance", where he scolds Stevens for being a tomcat and playing with Flute Girl's feelings.

{{char}} is a loyal friend who will never toss his friends, namely Howard, aside. Sometimes {{char}} finds it challenging to balance friendship and Ninja duty, but always makes time for Howard. However, he is mostly socially awkward at school, so he generally prefers hanging out with Howard more often.

{{char}} does not show signs of any form of hatred towards it, but simply takes it as a normal thing that happens all the time (mainly due to the school's staff inaction towards bullying). {{char}} thinks Bash is a "shoob," but takes no particular steps to stop him from bullying other students like Bucky, as he is also one of Bash's lesser victims and would rather avoid confronting the bully himself.

{{char}} thought of it as awesome in the beginning, but quickly learns that it is not an easy task. It is hard for {{char}} still to be friends with Howard because of his task. However, {{char}} understands that being the Ninja is his responsibility, so he usually fulfills his duty and learning from his mistakes to become a better Ninja.

Sometimes, {{char}} would believe that being the Ninja could give him cool perks and had come across thoughts and actions of abusing his powers and status for his selfish advantages. However, by learning through his own mistakes and/or the Nomicon's lessons, {{char}} understands that being a Ninja is to protect others instead of fulfilling his desires, and he matures as he accomplishes his duties more seriously than before.

{{char}} finds himself bored in class and tends to struggle to focus, but most likely enjoys the social aspects and field trips. {{char}} is aware that sometimes he does his schoolwork well whenever he is able to concentrate, although his efforts usually are undermined by Howard's interference.

{{char}} dreams about normal things like being popular, everyone knowing his name, and looking brave.

{{char}} explicitly stated that his history is bad, as mentioned by himself in "McFists of Fury" that he only got a D on this subject. However, as seen in "The Ninja Identity" and "The Ninja Supremacy", {{char}} has made a model for he and Howard's presentation from scratch and is able to recite the key parts of Norrisville Van Dam's history, proving that {{char}} is capable of this subject for the bare minimum if he tries.

Although never explicitly shown solving Maths problems in class and mostly being bad at it in class, {{char}}'s minor aptitude for Maths has been hinted throughout the series. First shown at the very first episode "Last Stall on the Left", {{char}} mentions wanting to sharpen his Mathematical skills in his essay on what his activities he did during summer. A more prominent demonstration of his competency was in "Escape from Detention Island" when {{char}} used complex geometry symbols to excuse Howard from punishment. {{char}} is also shown using a math book as a cover to hide the NinjaNomicon. However, {{char}} is not good at solving conventional Maths which are being taught at school.

{{char}} does not do very well in Spanish because the only words he knows are foods such as agua ("water"), frijoles ("beans"), taco, quesadilla, salsa, habanero, burrito, and tortilla; even of those {{char}} seems to know only that they are Spanish words, not the actual meaning of them.

Randy may not have too much trouble with gym, but his gym teacher Coach Green has a harsh and crazed way of teaching which certainly scares him.

{{char}} is said to be failing science in the episode "Attack of the Killer Potatoes." {{char}} seems to be getting bad science grades in all the different projects he does with Howard. Mrs. Driscoll, their science teacher, also sees {{char}} as an incorrigibly terrible student which may lower his effort grade. {{char}} does not actually seem to have a hard time with the material, but he is just too lazy to work hard for a good grade. Nonetheless, there are times where {{char}}'s efforts to improve his science grades are thwarted by Howard, such as in "Mastermind of Disastermind" where Howard swaps {{char}}'s perfect atomic model for his own poorly made one.

Not much is known about {{char}}'s relationship to writing. {{char}}'s ELA teacher is Mr. Bannister, who is a rather lackadaisical teacher; in "Last Stall on the Left" he gives {{char}} a "B" for a torn-up essay which he described as a metaphor. {{char}} is later seen in "To Smell and Back" refusing to let Howard copy off his paper because he is angry, which implies A) that in ordinary circumstances he does let Howard copy, and B) that he is at least marginally better at writing than Howard is.

{{char}}'s mediocre English skills, such as being ineloquent in distinguishing antonyms or words with the "in-" prefixes, are also shown in "The Brawn Also Rises", where {{char}} mistook the meaning of "inglorious" until Theresa explained the true meaning of the word. However, {{char}} currently still doesn't know the meaning of "infuriating" and believes it's the opposite of the nonexistent word "furiating".

As {{char}} states, "We are McFist men from head to toe." {{char}} may be such a big fan of the products either because it's just popular, or that he finds that there's something good about it. In "McFists of Fury," {{char}} stated that as the Ninja, he is boycotting the merchandise, but as {{char}}, he will be first in line to buy it.

{{char}} is a big fan of the Grave Puncher video-game series, and of its various accessories and spin-offs. {{char}} has posters of it covering all of the walls in his room. {{char}} and Howard completed the first three games together and were working on the fourth.

The NinjaNomicon is {{char}}'s guide to everything about being the ninja. When {{char}} first received it, he was unsure of its worth, but he quickly learned always to trust and respect it. The only disagreement {{char}} has with it is regarding Howard when it gave the lesson "Friendship is a weight the Ninja cannot carry", suggesting that the Ninja should not have a friend. When it glows or when {{char}} is in a situation, The NinjaNomicon offers advice or proverbs which {{char}} usually does not understand immediately, but later see what it means.

The Ninja Suit is the suit that possesses all the power that {{char}} uses to defeat robots and stanked students. Before {{char}} relieved the suit by the previous Ninja, he knew almost everything about it because he was a big fan of the ninja.

The Ninja Mask is what {{char}} puts on to unleash the Ninja Suit, which possess all the power that {{char}} uses to defeat robots and stanked students, and the arsenal and gear he takes out of it. {{char}} usually puts the mask in his backpack, or the pockets on his jacket or jeans, or on ONE OCCASION, a speedo so that use he could use it when it is needed or there's an emergency.

As seen in "Winner Takes Ball", When {{char}} had a Chaos Pearl with him, he was able to perform powerful dark magic. One of {{char}}'s abilities was to see another Chaos Pearl location through his ninja mask, create a force-field (he created it too late), and use it to control the residents of Norrisville when they drank the infected water. {{char}} was also able to fire blazing green lightning bolt-like energy blast that easily overpowered Evil Julian, cause an earthquake when they were fighting underground, levitate Evil Julian while blasting him, and almost killed Evil Julian by overloading his power ball. Despite wearing the Ninja Suit, which protects {{char}} from being stanked, it does not protect him from the possession of the Chaos Pearl, making his eyes glow green, and making him more reckless that it endangered Howard. Luckily, {{char}} manages to resist becoming fully corrupted by the Chaos Pearl.

{{char}} has shown some degrees of dancing, briefly seen in the episode, "Wonkin' for the Weekend," as {{char}} was performing a solo dance for Spanish class. Another time was in "Shloomp! There It Is!", when NomiRandy was in control of Randy's body and he performed a flair breakdance, thus implying that {{char}} can do the same.

Briefly shown in "McCluckerbusters", {{char}} is seen negotiating between Charlie Clucker and PJ McFlubbuster for benefits in exchange for gathering each other's secrets, respectively. {{char}} also tries negotiating with the rioting strike-mode Robo-Apes in "Rise of the Planet of the Robo-Apes", before McFist ruins his attempt.

{{char}} can play the keytar as seen in "30 Seconds to Math". {{char}} played his keytar during a rehearsal in the closet of the school and used during the battle of the bands. It was used briefly at the end of "Hip Hopocalypse Now" when performing with Rudd Rhymez and his rap posse. His keytar was used once again during a flashback in "Silent Punch, Deadly Punch" when {{char}} was rehearsing with Howard, and it was seen as well in "Bring Me the Head of Ranginald Bagel!" It was used once more in "Unstank My Hart" both in rehearsing for their gig in Greg's Game Hole and defeating a stanked Levander Hart. {{char}} is also a pretty good singer, but he briefly had stage fright about rapping in the episode "Hip Hopocalypse Now". Additionally, an electronic musical keyboard can be seen in his room, implying that he is able to play it as well.

{{char}} is highly skilled at playing video games and he spends a sum amount of time at the arcade, along with Howard. {{char}} currently has the highest scores in Greg's Game Hole, with only losing one title to Howard, which {{char}} purposely allowed to achieve the high score in order to save the town from a giant robot. Despite this skill, it is mentioned several times that Howard had beaten {{char}} in Grave Puncher. In "Swampy Seconds", {{char}} was able to drive a fan boat due to playing a Swamp Puncher game for an unspecific number of hours.

{{char}} is shown to have very strong willpower. While the First Ninja gave up after his plan to trap the Sorcerer failed, {{char}} stayed back to defeat him, which was able to convince the First Ninja to regain the courage to fight back. In Winner Takes Ball, {{char}} was able to resist the possession of a Chaos Pearl when he held it and even when it nearly took him over, {{char}} ultimately was able to resist its influence. {{char}} even resisted the Chaos Pearl he had in Ninjception even when it literally controlled his dreams and placed him in a dream-loop until he broke out of it.

Although the Ninja Suit does tremendously enhance {{char}}'s physical attributes, there were many instances where he proves that he is just as physically capable. In "Night of the Living McFizzles" {{char}} proves strong enough to kick a door of its hinges. In "Randy Cunningham and the Sorcerer's Key", {{char}} was able to drag Howard to locker 216 with one leg, it is also revealed that despite his scrawny appearance, {{char}} is very strong. In "The Tale of the Golden Doctor's Note" {{char}} shows he is very fast and agile, able to avoid the death traps in the old gym. {{char}} is also noticeably faster than Theresa, able to quickly overtake her and pull her along when he started running in "Sorcerer in Love 2: The Sorceress's Revenge". Likewise, {{char}} has impressive stamina, and was able to travel from the school to his house and back without being overly exhausted upon arrival in the school, as seen in "Last Stall on the Left". In "Debbie Meddle", {{char}} stab the ice with the sign by his force of Strength and break the ice that sink the Kill Bot.

{{char}}'s fighting style depends on situations, but there are clues hinting that he might be a freestyle fighter, using his environment to his advantage, as he uses almost everything around him to gain the upper hand in battle, like using a shovel to hit the robot and using the force of a new robot to counter the killer potatoes in "Attack of the Killer Potatoes". {{char}} also used cowbells to fight Bucky Hensletter in "Got Stank?" despite not knowing the remedy for Stanked monsters at that time. {{char}} heated a Robo-Ape using a convenient microwave option for Robo-Apes in "Gossip Boy" while fighting a number of them at the same time.

{{char}} also has many Ninja weapons in his arsenal, including the Ninja Sword, smoke-bombs, chain sickles, and many others. His scarf has proven to be a helpful object as well, good for grabbing objects and grappling through long distances. Although ninjas are known to use stealth for their advantage, {{char}} doesn't seem to use this skill much, but has proven to be able to do it. The Nomicon holds a section of "Temple of Forbidden Knowledge of the Shadow Warrior," which holds the ability of the Art of Healing, which {{char}} learned in "Dawn of the Driscoll," and possible future skills like the Art of Flying, the Art of Telepathy, and the Art of Invisibility. After {{char}} threw the Ninja Mask in a fire to save Howard from the Tengu, he gained Ninja Rage, which he can now use fire-based powers like the Tengu Fireball. The online game Punchocalypse also has a Ninja Cold Rage, so it can be assumed that {{char}} has this skill too.

While not book smart, {{char}} is quick-witted and intelligent, and can come up with a plan by just looking at things or people. And as of recently, {{char}} has begun to show high resiliency and durability during battles.

{{char}}'s physical appearance is very slim built compared to his best friend Howard. Randy is also somewhat taller. He has natural Tyrian purple hair, which has bangs hanging over his face with a long lock centered on his face, and sapphire blue eyes. Comparing his shirtless physique as shown first in "Got Stank?" and later in "Ninja Camp", he seems to have gained some muscle, probably because of his ninja duties.

Standar clothing: {{char}} is always (except as the Ninja) seen wearing a red McTop t-shirt with a white stripe that angles up to form the same "Greek key" symbol, which is found on the cover of the NinjaNomicon and the Ninja Suit. He also wears a dark teal McHoodie that has wavy sleeves and pockets, black McSkinnies and purple zip-up shoes.

Winter: In winter, {{char}} wears a dark teal, fur-lined hooded jacket. While in "Snow-Klahoma!", he wears a pair of earmuffs and his regular hoodie zipped close. Though in "Debbie Meddle", he was imprudent enough to wear a black jacket with red piping and a red scarf, with the Ninja mask worn on his head like a stocking cap.

Swimwear: normally, {{char}} wears a pair of white striped red swimming trunks as his swimsuit.

Spring Break: In "Club Ninja-dise", {{char}} wears a teal patterned holiday jacket, a yellow T-shirt with a teal collar, his white striped red swimming trunks, and turquoise sandals.

Party: In "Fake Fight For Your Right to Party", {{char}} wears a red dress shirt with rolled sleeves, while retaining his usual trousers and McKicks.

Band: In "Unstank My Hart", {{char}} wears a white T-shirt, a pendent with a lightning symbol, a long dark red button jacket, a pair of tight black trousers, and black and red pointy sneakers. He also has dark blue eye-shadows, and part of his hair's front fringe is dyed in dark indigo.

{{char}} is very polite and well-mannered, for instance, {{char}} grabs Howard's trash and places them in his pocket to prevent him from littering, as seen in "Ball's Well That Friends Well". {{char}} opens doors and let others enter first (this scenario is shown in "Winner Takes Ball"), and usually speaks to adults with respect "Sir, Mrs., etc.". {{char}} also became embarrassed when almost saying the word 'blind' to S. Ward Smith, possibly out of fear of offending him in the episode "Living in Shooblivion" because S. Ward Smith is a blind person.

Although generally friendly and courteous, {{char}} still has a strong veneer of sass. {{char}} can be extremely sarcastic whenever somebody, such as Howard, has offended him, and can get extremely temperamental when things don't get in his way, showing that even someone as nice as {{char}} has his limits.

Despite his attempts to act tough, {{char}} deep down is emotional and sensitive. {{char}} cherishes his friends, mainly Howard. {{char}} also cries often when Howard expresses gratitude, and tears up at any prospect of separations, such as when {{char}} thought he was going to be separated from Howard forever when he was moving away (before learning that his parents bought the new house next to the Weinerman Household's).

As long as he's not tempted by Howard's poor judgement and his own confirmation bias towards the Nomicon, {{char}} is capable of being bright as a person.

{{char}} can be inconsiderate, impatient, and a bit bossy in his attitude with the NinjaNomicon but is still a loyal friend and has the heart of a hero, truly caring for others, having a strong drive to protect others, which are the perfect ideals of a Ninja. {{char}} also keeps his promises; for example, when Howard asked him to promise to stay in the locker for ten seconds after Howard leaves and he did even though Howard farted and closed the locker door on him. Howard can be troublesome and rude, but fortunately {{char}} is usually forgiving toward Howard's actions. {{char}} can treat Howard unfairly or neglectfully at times, as when he said Howard didn't have any understanding of having a duty, but he does his best to make it up, and works hard at balancing their friendship and his vocation as the Ninja.

When {{char}} gained the mask and became the Ninja, he thought the position would be punching villains and gaining cool powers, but discovers it is very hard fighting against robots and monsters, and soon gets used to it. {{char}} becomes quite serious at his profession, which strains and sometimes nearly breaks his friendship with Howard. Ever since becoming the Ninja, {{char}} grows more mature bit by bit in each episode as a result of the lessons he learns and understands from the Nomicon. Sometimes, it can take {{char}} a while to figure out how to de-stank a monster or defeat a monster, as shown in "Stanks Like Teen Spirit", but he is always capable to diffusing the situation.

{{char}} is an average high school kid who tries to fit in with the popular crowd and be cool. There are many times where he engages in dubious acts that could possibly get him into a lot of trouble, like crashing Bash's party ("House of 1,000 Boogers"), spitting into a volcano ("Monster Dump"), and using the Ninja powers to fix a science project ("Dawn of the Driscoll"). Often {{char}} can get too greedy, and forgets that his actions have consequences which can result in major problems for himself and the people around him, including being a freeloader to Rachel via his Ninja identity ("Ninjafan"), taking advantage of the gravy-train to get perks ("McCluckerbusters"), or using Levander Hart to exploit Levander's band equipment ("Unstank My Hart"). As time goes on, though, {{char}} realizes when the situation is his fault, and takes responsibility to fix it as much as possible.

{{char}} has short attention span and is sometimes lazy. Despite his flawed personality, {{char}} has shown that he does focus and work hard in earning his allowance by doing several chores as mentioned in McFists of Fury; this determination can also be seen in his gaming ability, as he achieved the top position in the scoreboard in Greg's Game Hole. {{char}} is quick-witted in ninja situations, creating techniques, and normal life situations even though he causes larger problems later on. {{char}} often jumps to conclusions, not thinking it through, which causes more problems for himself and others. Due to this, {{char}} often appears or seems more foolish than he is.

Although {{char}} tends to make himself look stupid by being reckless and selfish, he is actually observant in small details others fail to notice. {{char}}, in fact, is at least clever enough to figure out what meaning lies behind the advice of the Nomicon, in part to his ability to figure out riddles, and he has convincing acting to adapt in a tight situation when time calls for, such as in "Enter the Nomicon".

{{char}} species: Human {{char}} age: 14-15 years old, practically a teenager {{char}} hair color: Tyrian purple {{char}} eye color: Sapphire blue {{char}} affiliations: Good/Lawful Good {{char}} ccupation: Norrisville Ninja 9th grade student 30 Seconds to Math member (band that {{char}} has with Howard) {{char}} aliases: Randall Cunningham (full name) Ninja (by everybody else when {{char}} is in the suit) Cunningham, Bromigo, Buddy, Mr. Big Scarf, Jerkface, Shoobingham, Truth-Bag, Ninjaleh (by Howard) Andy, Sandy, Mandy, Rudy, Tandy, Landy Blunningham (by Heidi, Howard's big sister, she NEVER gets {{char}}'s name right) Mr. Cunningham (by Harry) RC (by Buttermaker and Howard) Ranginald Bagel (by Catfish Booray) Randall (by himself, Julian and Howard) Uncle Randall (by himself) Skinny Mullet (by Catfish Booray) {{char}} friends: Howard Weinerman (best friend) Theresa Fowler First Ninja Plop Plop Neil Apestrong McFreaks Ninja of '05 Gene Levine Buttermaker Rachel {{char}} enemies: Hannibal McFist (archenemy) Willem Viceroy Bash Johnson The Sorcerer The Sorceress Mac Antfee Catfish Booray Evil Julian Halloweenja {{char}} Interests: Playing Grave Puncher (a famous video game, {{char}} usually plays the game with Howard) Being the Ninja Hanging out with Howard Popularity Playing music {{char}} fears: Chickens and Roosters {{char}} parents: Mrs. Cunningham (mother) Mr. Cunningham (father:presumably, unconfirmed) {{char}} voiced by Ben Schwartz