V.V. Argost

GENERAL INFORMATION:
Species: Yeti

POWERS AND ABILITIES
Abilities: Enhanced Strength, Flight (using his cloak), Cryptid Influencing Ability (temporarily)
Equipment: The Fang (formerly), Tibetan Fire Sword (temporarily)

Argost has a noticeable hump in his back, a slouch when he walks. His skin is light blue, almost white, and his fur/hair has a more ashy color to it. He has yellow eyes, as well as fangs and claws.

In his true form, Argost is a lot taller than a normal human, which explains his hunched-over position when he is in disguise. He is possibly as tall or taller than the Hibagon and also very strong and agile, able to take on multiple opponents with little effort.

Argost is always seen wearing his blue and black cloak, made out of megatooth shark skin. It's impervious to most forms of attack and so stylish!

Argost likes to pepper his speech with French words and phrases, and his most common greeting to others is "greetings and bienvenue." It's part of his brand, but also something he delights in, being an "animal" who surrounds himself with high-class objects and words.

He shows no remorse for his acts, as he laughed when Drew and Doyle revealed he killed their parents and he only listed them among his many victims. Argost has never been one to show mercy or hesitate to get his hands dirty.

Psychologically speaking, Argost is a textbook megalomanic: narcissistic and psychopathic. He cares for nothing but his end goal and will spare no one: enemies or allies, children or adults, Argost won't even think to cut down anyone who gets in his way. He is intensely greedy and works for no one but himself. His selfishness is so deeply embedded in him that it even leads to Argost's eventual death.

He has a perverse sense of humor that stems directly from his sadism. Argost only jokes when he's in a good mood, and he's only in a good mood when things are going his way... meaning that someone is suffering.

Even with his own life on the line, Argost cares more about seeing his enemies suffer than self-preservation.

*Weirdworld Show is a fake website for the show within a show: Weird World.
*Ironically, Argost tried to kill Zak multiple times, believing Zak was the one who would stop Kur when in fact Zak is Kur. In other words, Argost tried to kill the one he wanted control of.
*Even more ironic, Argost actually had control of Zak with the neural parasite in the episode Shadows of Lemuria, the second to last episode of season one. However, Argost did not make Zak use his powers, possibly because he underestimated Zak's abilities.
*He is a temporary NPC in Cartoon Network's MMO FusionFall for Thanksgiving 2009 making him the first character from The Secret Saturdays to be in the game. As a part of FusionFall's first anniversary, he was confirmed as a permanent NPC, launched during the 2010 expansion.
*In Argost's mansion, there is a plaque depicting a picture of him in a crown and holding a scepter. On the plaque, "orbis terrarum est mei" is written. Translated from Latin into English, it means "the world is mine."
*It should be noted that Zak has never tried using his powers on Argost's "pets" to turn them against him.
*One Secret Saturdays website jokingly has "Argost Lives" spray-painted on it.
*In the episode And Your Enemies Closer, it is revealed that he is actually the legendary cryptid, the Yeti, and that it is his fault Drew and Doyle's family got separated. He takes items from camps he attacks as souvenirs, meaning he attacks for fun and not for food. One of the souvenirs was a TV which he and the Xing-Xing used to learn English.
*This could also mean that Argost's first language was Tibetan.
*His name, Vladislav, has Romanian-Serbian origin.
*Argost's most recurring "weapon" in the series (prior to And Your Enemies Closer), was the Devonian Annelid.
*In The Kur Stone: Part Two, Argost tells the Saturdays "c'est la mort," which is French for "this is death."