Full Name: | Unknown |
Alias(es): | No Known Aliases |
Gender: | None (Appear female) |
Age: | Unknown |
Build: | Tall and thin |
Hair: | Blonde |
Eyes: | Red |
Skin: | Metal Blue |
Hometown: | Unknown |
Professional Info | |
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Profession(s): | |
Unknown | |
Affiliation(s): | |
Bebe Hive Mind | |
Relationships | |
Relative(s): | |
Dr. Drakken (creator) | |
Friend(s): | |
No Known Friends | |
Love Interest(s): | |
No Known Love Interests | |
Pet(s): | |
No Known Pets | |
Nemesis: | |
Kim Possible | |
Behind the Scenes | |
First Appearance: | |
"Attack of the Killer Bebes" | |
Voiced by: | |
Kerri Kenney |
The Bebe robots are Dr. Drakken's attempt to create the perfect woman, initially for dates. However, because of his noted ineptitude at programming artificial intelligence, the Bebes began to think for themselves and deemed his leadership inadequate. They proceeded to devote their considerable skills toward their own goals, and very little was able to stand in their way.
Physicality[]
Appearance[]
Bebe has long hair in a headband. She wears a very-revealing, two-piece black minidress. She also has a beauty mark.
Personality[]
Bebe was created and programmed with one primary goal in mind: to be perfect. Though originally loyal only to Dr. Drakken, the Bebes eventually determined that he was unfit to command them (and did not truly care about them), so they began to act on their own.
Bebe was largely emotionless, though Drakken admitted to programming them with a "pinch of human emotion" just so they would be ashamed when they did manage to fail him. Given Drakken's dismal track record with robot programming, that validity of that was questionable. However, the Bebes did seem to think that they required a human to guide them to perfection.
During the second encounter with them, the Bebes decided to take over the world. They stole equipment that would allow them to produce more of themselves with the goal to build an army of Bebes. However, their arrogance would ultimately cause their downfall.
Abilities[]
The Bebes were equipped with a host of robotic abilities, including superhuman strength, considerable resistance to injury, and hyper-speed. Additionally, all of the Bebes were intelligent, as they were capable of learning from each other. In addition to being learning robots, they also demonstrated the capacity to learn from past mistakes and effectively guarded against them in future encounters.
Being robots themselves, the Bebe robots knew how to operate machines, and used this knowledge to create more of themselves. They were vulnerable to being crushed, however.
Biography[]
Kim Possible discovered their hideout, but it turned out they had more or less been expecting her. And they were able to use the environment around them to their advantage, as this was their base. And she was outnumbered three to one.
Fortunately, when she worked with Rufus, she was able to destroy the original three with their own machine.
Relationships[]
Family[]
Each Other[]
The Bebes were all controlled by a hive mind, and referred to each other by their chronological production numbers, such as Bebe 9. This virtually eliminated any sense of individuality, which allowed them to work together seamlessly.
Friends[]
Dr. Drakken[]
Drew Lipsky created the first versions of the Bebe robot in college, when he proved unable to get an actual date. (Ironically, while comedic, they foreshadowed that they would not do as they were told.) After becoming the mad scientist Dr. Drakken, he eventually improved on Bebe's design, made several copies, and tasked them with kidnapping his former friends. However, he had never been good at programming, and the Bebes reasoned that because they were created to be perfect, they should not serve someone imperfect like Drakken. Drakken considered them to be objects and did not think they were able to think for themselves, which was ultimately what caused the Bebes to turn on him.
Bonnie Rockwaller[]
Needing a new leader after deciding that Dr. Drakken was unfit to lead them, and overhearing Kim's claim that Bonnie was "the bossiest person on the planet", the Bebes assumed that Bonnie would make the perfect queen for them, and thus kidnapped her so she could serve as the core of their hive mind. For her part, while this clearly upset Bonnie, she was at the same time flattered by their attention and insistence on her superiority. The Bebes were able to tap into Bonnie's subconscious mind, and treated her desires as commands.
Enemies[]
Kim Possible[]
Though the Bebes always claimed that Kim was a "minimal" threat, she was in fact always a considerable obstacle to their plans, and the Bebes treated her accordingly. Though of some this was likely due to Drakken's programming, and while under Bonnie's influence the Bebes adopted some of her mannerisms, including her obvious dislike of Kim.
Rufus[]
They considered him to be a disgusting pest, and attempted to exterminate him for this reason. However, they allowed him to distract them at a crucial moment, which led to the destruction of three Bebe robots.
Paraphernalia[]
Clothes[]
Equipment[]
Quotes[]
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Presumably, they are blonde counterstereotypes, as they proved themselves to be learning robots that could think for themselves. They do act self-absorbed, however.
- They are recognized in-universe as being similar to bees in their second appearance. (Bebe is bee with an extra B). However, they appear to be capable of independent thought to some extent, as one Bebe is smart enough to try to take away Kim's Kimmunicator to prevent it from being used against them, which works.
Notes[]
- When the Kim Possible World Showcase Adventure was rethemed to Phineas and Ferb, the Bebes were retained as part of the Japan mission while being awkwardly passed off as a Doofenshmirtz invention. (Doofenshmirtz and Drakken are similar in personality, however.)
Alternate Versions[]
Behind the Scenes[]
Voice Actor/Actress[]
Bebe was voiced by Kerri Kenney.
Episode Appearances[]
Production Number |
US Broadcast Number |
Episode |
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104 | 4 | Attack of the Killer Bebes |
Production Number |
US Broadcast Number |
Episode |
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212 | 34 | Queen Bebe |