Mr.Puzzles and Mr.WPNZ

The gist is that the galaxy's biggest villain summons all the villains to his side to find a successor to replace him. He's too old and dying. All the villains come to his lair, which resembles a huge, scaly-looking man with arms that stretch from elbow to wrist.
And above is the lair itself. The lair itself is a huge spaceship. There are a bunch of rooms for teams, although they look more like small apartments with six rooms per person. Once you register for the trials, you can't leave the lair except when you have to complete a trial. There are 312 villains in the trials, and everyone is divided into teams of six. And that's what these small apartments with six rooms per person are for.
Each challenge requires you to commit something villainous on a specific planet that the Evil One wants to conquer. It could be stealing a sacred artifact, or even murdering someone, and so on. At the end of each challenge, each team is assessed on how well they completed the task within the allotted time. They're assessed for the villain's initial appearance before the so-called "heroes." They're assessed for their competitiveness, whether they had a villainous song, and other villainous details. If a team completely fails the challenge or performs worse than the other teams, they're called upon and eliminated (that is, killed). The last team left standing is the one that will then have to pass the final challenge to determine who will become the great villain's successor. It's also possible for someone on the team to die, either at the hands of others or at their own, and the team's numbers are reduced, but they don't lose everything, and they continue to pass the challenges.

Appearance
The Lord General is a colossal demon monster, a hellish bot with a massive body and a head with four horns and green eyes. He has sharp claws, spikes on his shoulders, a gigantic tattered cloak, and chains wrapped around his body.
Personality
The Lord General is a giant, a dangerous beast in his late thirties, who strives to be as cruel, merciless, and evil as possible, like a villainous wrestler. Despite this, he secretly harbors a weakness for anything that brings him joy.
Little things
He loves food, especially macaroni and cheese.
Terrible thoughts make him calm down.
If you raise the shoulder pads, it can move like a wheel.
He seems to like flowers, as in Meet Lord General 🔥🌹 - Calling All Villains, after he kills a Bone Drone by ripping its head off, he leaves and comes back for the flower offered to him.
He bears a striking resemblance to General Grievous from the Star Wars franchise.

Appearance
The Cancer Lady is a tall, ninja-like humanoid robotic mantis wearing bright green armor, red goggles, a green wide-brimmed hat with a single feather, and boots covered in a variety of stickers. She also wields a long, sharp sword.
Personality
Little is known about the Cancer woman's personality, but we do know that she's quiet, quick, and agile. She also seems to have a particular affinity for stickers.
Little things
On her leg is a sticker with the "ZAM!" logo.
Lady Killer is the only character who was not on the original list of voice actors in the audition document posted by Zam on X/Twitter.

Appearance
The pink thing looks just like its villainous name suggests... like a small pink rat. It has four ears and large, long-strap glasses. It wears a black coat with a skull-shaped buckle on the belt, cardboard shoulder pads, and tiny shoes.
Personality
Pink Thing is a studious, nerdy bookworm who tries to play the tough guy, but despite her best efforts, she's not very good at it. She also seems to relish the prospect of committing evil. A certified nerd and amateur villain, she uses her books to figure out how to best deal with her victims (such as "How to Kill"). However, she gets so caught up in her quirks that she can waste too much time, letting her victims slip away.
Little things
She seems to be the only one of the main cast who doesn't have a technological anatomy, while Lord General and Lady Killer are full-fledged robots, Mr. Puzzle is a cyborg with a TV head, and Mr. WPNZ is only part robot.

After a self-imposed exile, he and Puzzle were separated after the rift closed, presumably ending up in different locations. Several years later, he builds a memorial to his friend, piling up (likely stolen) televisions and carving his face into the wall with the words "RIP, Puzzle," as well as playing "Funeral March" on a chainsaw in memory of Puzzle, who is known to be stranded in another universe. As he walks away from the memorial, his attention is drawn to a symbol he notices on the stack of televisions. Whatever happens next, he'll need a lot more ammunition.

Story
Mr. WPNZ had been going through a very difficult time in his relationship with his ex-wife and children, as well as with Mr. Puzzles. A former assassin who carried out brutal missions, he fell in love with a young anthropomorphic cat named Katana (she later changed her name to "Karen"). After breaking up with her, he began to yearn for his family, especially wanting his children to see him as a "cool and fun" father. After finally divorcing his wife due to his past actions that harmed her family, he met Mr. Puzzles, who offered him an alliance and friendship. However, after Puzzles broke him out of prison, a strong bond formed between him and Thump, and Puzzles believed he had finally found a friend. But he betrayed him to portray himself as a hero, a betrayal that enraged the cyborg assassin and left him thirsty for revenge, while also realizing the strength of their bond. Eventually, after a chase and battle across time and space, Mr. Puzzle admitted his guilt and expressed regret for betraying their friendship for someone else, leading to a sincere reconciliation. When they (and the Glitch Gang along with them) encountered a time-consuming anomaly, the two friends decided to seal it from the inside, realizing they might not return, and Puzzle said goodbye to Maggie. WPNZ's ex-wife reflected on his sacrifice, shedding tears for the man she once loved.

Mr. WPNZ has a complex and emotionally charged relationship with Mr. Puzzle, marked by manipulation, shared hardships, and an unexpected friendship that grows stronger over time. Initially, WPNZ "befriends" Puzzle, who offers to forget his family in exchange for his release from prison, then manipulates him into becoming part of his devious plan for redemption. After escaping prison, WPNZ agrees to assist Puzzle in a kidnapping, driven by his own feelings and the hope of freedom. However, as they grow closer, WPNZ begins to question his decision to erase his family memories, realizing that these experiences give his life meaning, and that trying to forget them will only lead to self-delusion. After Mr. WPNZ's betrayal, Mr. Puzzle reflects on his actions and realizes that his attempts to reconcile with him by rewriting his past were actually just a way to numb the guilt of being blinded by fame and creative control his entire life. Burdened by guilt over his numerous reprehensible actions, Mr. Puzzle and WPNZ go into exile in an unfamiliar world, uncertain of who they want to become in the future. Years after SMG4's departure from the show, Mr. Puzzle finally abandons his long-held obsessions with fame, celebrity status, forgiveness, false friendships, and media dominance. He has suffered enough and committed one truly good deed. Left without a clear purpose or ambition, he faces a crisis over his future. Just when things seemed as if they couldn't get any worse, fate intervened, granting him and WPNZ an invitation to a unique and prestigious villain tournament for the world's most notorious villains, offering them the perfect chance at redemption. Together with WPNZ and a new group of eccentric villainous allies, they set out to compete against the universe's most vile and despicable villains for the coveted title of the next big bad.

Personality
SMG4
Mr. WPNZ comes across as charismatic, confident, and at times kind. However, in reality, he is a hot-tempered, sociopathic, ruthless, reckless, sadistic, and bloodthirsty killer who enjoys killing and inflicting pain. He may have had a genuinely warm relationship with Karen, but it was clearly built on mutual sadism until she left him to raise her children, as he only cared for others if they were powerful in his eyes. He was also unfaithful to Karen, abandoning her after the birth of their three children, whom he viewed as soldiers and his "weapons." At first, he seemed to care for the children and want to build a relationship with them. However, this may be a manifestation of his ingrained tendency to play the role of a ruthless killer, which he has played for many years. This assumption is supported by his obvious distress when Mr. Puzzle suggested erasing his memories of his family, as well as his reflections on the events surrounding his children, whom he remains proud of, as they learned so much from him. Furthermore, he expresses remorse for the way he treated Karen and the children.

Appearance
He appears to be a rather bulky, almost shark-like humanoid cyborg with sharp, jagged teeth, yellow, triangular, cat-like eyes that turn red when he's extremely angry or experiencing any strong emotions, such as sadism, legs that function as blasters, unusual black straps with silver buckles and a special strap for each leg (with some scratches on the amplifiers from the years he's had them), and metal arms, with his left arm being a large cuff and equipped with spiked joints that can detach and act independently, which can transform into various weapons, such as pistols, chainsaws, and flamethrowers. His entire body is studded with a variety of weapons. He also wears a white shirt, a gray jacket and matching pants, a knife-like tie, glasses resembling disused turrets, armored shoulder pads and leggings, and robotic gloves, the left of which is larger than the right and has spikes on the knuckles that can be controlled by thought, remote control, through a proxy, or some other means. His fingertips have holes through which he can fire projectiles.

Many years have passed since SMG4 stopped creating content, and his show has come to its inevitable end. While this story isn't directly connected to the previous ones, Mr. Puzzle and Mr. WPNZ survived their heroic act of closing the rift that threatened the existence of the universe and found themselves in a new, unfamiliar world. Now, Mr. Puzzle, disoriented, permanently abandons his long-held obsessions with fame, celebrity status, forgiveness, fake friendships, and media domination by committing one truly good deed. Left without a clear purpose or ambition, he faced a crisis over his future and tried to distance himself from the Glitch Gang. Just when he was on the brink of despair, fate intervened, granting him and WPNZ an invitation to a prestigious villain tournament that offered a chance at redemption. Along with the WPNZ and a new group of eccentric villainous allies, they set out to compete against the universe's most vile villains for the coveted title of next big bad.

Mr. Puzzle is a tall television presenter. His head is a vintage 1970s CRT television with a few buttons and two dials. He also wears a small black bowler hat with two antennas protruding from it: a straight right one and a curved left one, with the "Puzzlevision" logo at the bottom. He uses the screen as his face, with his eyes positioned asymmetrically and his six teeth colored yellow, cyan, green, pink, red, and blue, meant to resemble the SMPTE color bands. He wears a white shirt with long, puffy sleeves and a gray vest, a black bow tie, black trousers with a puzzle pattern, and suspenders with puzzle buttons. He also wears white gloves that resemble rubber hoses and black and white shoes. Unlike his original appearance, he now wears a red bow tie, his vest is darker, and his facial expressions are smoother and more fluid.

He is a charismatic but unstable man with a television for a head, driven by a complicated and lonely past that fuels his obsession with fame and socializing. Despite his charm, neurotic behavior, and indecisiveness, he wreaks havoc and commits various crimes like a villain, including one that leaves a lifelong scar on his fake friend. All in the name of his relentless pursuit of self-gratification and even manipulating friendships for his own gain. Burdened by guilt over his numerous reprehensible actions and labeled Public Enemy Number One, Mr. Puzzle retreats into an unfamiliar world, uncertain of his future. Years later, a disoriented Mr. Puzzle permanently abandons his long-held obsessions with fame, celebrity status, forgiveness, fake friendships, and media domination, while committing one truly good deed. Left without a clear purpose or ambition, he faced a crisis over his future. Just when he was at his lowest point, fate intervened, granting him and the WPNZ an invitation to a prestigious villain tournament that offered a chance at redemption. Together with the WPNZ and a new group of eccentric villainous allies, they set out to compete against the universe's most vile and despicable villains for the coveted title of the next big bad. He faced a final choice: continue his villainous ways in pursuit of power, or become a better person, as his false friend had always dreamed.