| Full Name: | Drew Theodore P. Lipsky |
| Alias(es): | Dr. Drakken |
| Gender: | Male |
| Age: | Unknown (possibly at least 40 something) |
| Build: | Average |
| Hair: | Black |
| Eyes: | Black |
| Skin: | Blue |
| Hometown: | Multiple transient lairs |
| Professional Info | |
|---|---|
| Profession(s): | |
| Mad scientist College student (formerly; dropout) Supervillain | |
| Affiliation(s): | |
| No Known Affiliations | |
| Relationships | |
| Relative(s): | |
| Mrs. Lipsky (mother) Eddie Lipsky (cousin) | |
| Friend(s): | |
| Shego James Possible (formerly) Bob Chen (formerly) Ramesh (formerly) | |
| Love Interest(s): | |
| No Known Love Interests | |
| Pet(s): | |
| Commodore Puddles | |
| Nemesis: | |
| Kim Possible Ron Stoppable Rufus Professor Dementor James Possible | |
| Behind the Scenes | |
| First Appearance: | |
| Tick-Tick-Tick | |
| Voiced by: | |
| John Dimaggio | |
Drew Theodore P. Lipsky, better known as Dr. Drakken, is a genius robotics inventor and engineer, considered by Kim Possible as her arch-nemesis. A self-proclaimed mad scientist, Drakken dreamed of world domination, but was constantly thwarted by the efforts of Team Possible. Voiced by John DiMaggio, he is the show's main antagonist.
Appearance[]
Drakken with normal skin.
Drakken is of average height and build with light-blue skin, long black hair tied in a ponytail, a scar under his left eye, and a thick unibrow.
The reason for Drakken's blue-toned skin is never revealed. Although from the beginning of a conversation between Drakken and Professor Dementor it is known that it happened on a Tuesday.[1] Shego once teased that his five-year winning streak at pie-eating contests had caused some blueberry "schmutz" to turn his skin blue.[2] It is also known that his skin coloration is somehow tied to his evil, as, when it was removed by the Attitudinator, his skin color returned to a natural color after a gradual process, and, when transferred to Ron, it turned Ron blue until it was removed from him, restoring him to normal, and returned to Drakken, making him blue once again.[3]
Drakken's primary outfit is a blue double-breasted coat and trousers, with black gloves and boots. He also wears a wide belt and a black collar, both of which are embossed with pale green circles.
Personality[]
Drakken was a self-categorized "evil megalomaniac," and fueled by pettiness and jealousy. He was constantly boastful about his plans, frequently ranted about his successes while they lasted to whatever audience was available, which was usually Shego. He became irritated whenever someone reminded him how Professor Dementor enjoyed a more impressive reputation as a villainous mad scientist.
He was a threatening foe until after the incident where he placed a mind-control chip on Shego; upon her being freed of it, she unleashed her anger upon him. What she did to him fully is unknown, but after that Drakken was never the same, being quite fearful of Shego's wrath, often quailing from the prospects of upsetting her. When confronted with a serious and irate Ron at the climax of the "Little Diablos" incident, his bravado quickly fled and he complied with Ron's demand to address him by name while cowering in the rain.
After the Lorwardian global invasion, Drakken and Shego appear to have given up villainy while being hailed for their part in helping to save Earth. It is unknown if they ever returned to a life of evil or not.
Biography[]
Backstory[]
Drew Lipsky was noted to have had a "twisted childhood", at one point ranting about how in fourth grade, he developed a ray that allowed him to control rubber products. Though he said he was called mad, after that nobody could beat him at four square, tether ball, or dodgeball.[4] There is also an unspecified time when kids used to tease him in gym class.
Drew Lipsky attended university with Kim's father, Bob Chen and Ramesh. On the night of the science department mixer, he promised his friends to set them up with dates. However, he arrived a half hour late, and instead of bringing dates he presented his Bebe prototype to them. For days, the three laughed long and loud at Drew's embarrassing turnout, eventually leaving him to drop out of school. Apparently after leaving school he embarked upon the beginning of his life of crime, shedding his name and eventually becoming the mad scientist "Dr. Drakken".[5]
During a dream Kim had, which might or might not have been shared with Ron, and not confirmed as relating true past events, it was seen that the inspiration to choose a lifestyle of the evil persuasion presented itself much earlier. As a boy, he had listened to a wax recording he found in his mother's attic of his great-great-grandfather, Bartholomew Lipsky, talking about one of his plans. It was a brief clip which he did not fully understand, but nevertheless it led young Drakken to begin constructing destructive mechanisms and torturous devices, and planted the seeds for the malevolently inclined disposition he enjoyed as an adult.[6]
During Drakken's incarceration after the "Diablos" incident, many times he thought someone would be in the process of breaking him out of prison, only to find out it was only Shego being liberated, until in the arrival of the alien Warmonga, who was in search of 'The Great Blue'.
After finding the Silver Cutlass, Drakken became possessed by the spirit of Black-Eye Brown, a pirate. The ghost utilized Drakken's body to seek revenge and continue his rampage of destruction. During a battle, both the cutlass and Brown's treasure were lost, effectively exorcising the ghost from Drakken. Drakken was saved from drowning by Kim and then escaped with Shego aboard his hovercraft.[7]
Shortly before Kim and Ron's graduation, Drakken attempted a plot to take over the world with mutant flowers. The plot failed, leaving Drakken with a constantly regrowing ring of sentient flower petals that he could not get rid of. Shortly thereafter, Drakken was abducted by a vengeful Warmonga and her battlemate Warhok who intended to take over the world.[8] After Kim was captured, she and Drakken were imprisoned together. The two put aside their differences to escape with Drakken utilizing his flower abilities to break them out. Drakken and Kim were then rescued by their sidekicks Ron and Shego who had similarly put aside their differences to work together.
The four managed to shut down the Lorwardian ship while Drakken, riding on Ron's back flying through the ship, came up with his greatest plan yet, but this time to save the world instead of take it over. Departing the crashing ship, Drakken and Shego separated from Ron and Kim to retrieve Drakken's mutant plant pollen. Returning in his hovercraft and using his mutant flowers, Drakken destroyed the Lorwardian war machines and saved the world. Drakken departed before the final confrontation, in which Ron killed Warhok and Warmonga using his Mystical Monkey Power, when even Shego and Kim could not win against the two. Returning, Drakken was confused by the aftermath leading Shego to tell him that Ron had stepped up "Monkey Style." When Drakken asked what she meant, Shego simply responded "You had to be here" rather then explaining to him.
Apparently giving up a life of crime, Drakken and Shego were awarded medals by the UN for their heroic actions. Drakken also seem to harbor a romantic interest in Shego, to which she reciprocated back to him. Professor Dementor later teased Drakken about how the one time his plan worked, and it was to help save the world, much to Drakken's annoyance. At Dementor's request, Drakken began explaining how he turned blue. Unfortunately, it was never fully confirmed why his skin became blue when the episode ended, the only thing that is known about the story of Drakken's skin turning blue is that "it was a Tuesday" when it happened.[1]
Abilities[]
Drakken is a brilliant, yet often bumbling scientist, capable of creating marvelous devices and inventions. However, those which Team Possible did not destroy had a tendency to fail on their own or be otherwise obliterated by a glitch in one of his faulty and less than fully thought-out plans. Drakken repeatedly proved to be especially bad at programming artificial intelligences, which almost always resulted in his robots either turning on him or misbehaving.[5][9] However, it should be noted that this seemed to be the only area of robotics where he had obvious difficulty.
Drakken can easily "adapt, adept, adopt." When his schemes go wrong, he is capable of altering them quickly. The new scheme is usually equal to the old scheme. He is not the theme villain; he will employ a myriad and panoply of tactics and strategies that other villains will avoid as it breaks their "characterization".[10][11][12][8][1][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]
He temporarily managed a profitable ice cream sales operation.[21]
He temporarily managed the Bueno Nacho (restaurant) corporation.[19]
Despite his ability to innovate all on his own, Drakken had no qualms about stealing other people's scientific discoveries to use for evil[23][24], referring to it as "outsourcing"[25]. He was also talented at incorporating and repurposing stolen technology into his own creations, if not outright weaponizing them, even when the technology in question was far beyond his own ability to create.[20][19] However, he did display difficulty at understanding alien tech as seen when Warmonga showed him her Lorwardian weaponry and hi tech equipment.
Drakken is a decent planner and, on a few occasions, he came close to accomplishing his goal of world conquest. It was only interference from Team Possible and one or two minor mistakes he made which foiled his plans.
Earlier in his career, Drakken demonstrated a surprising lack of skill at piloting his own hovercraft, being incapable of properly operating it even when faced with threat of his own exploding nano-tick.[24] Later in his career, Drakken became far better at this, using the hovercraft independent of Shego to fly to the battle with Lorwardians by himself.[1] He has been seen SCUBA diving and able to hack computer locks.[15]
Just prior to the Lorwardian attack[8], when Kim crashes into Drakken, sending him into one of the huge towers of green liquid, he mutates himself, causing yellow daffodil-like petals to grow around his neck as well as a prehensile and semi-autonomous vine with a pink flower. This plant vine is extremely strong, as it was able to destroy Warhok's laser cannon at Drakken's command. Drakken is also able to control other plants created by his plant potion, which helped to defeat the alien war machines, thus saving the world.
Inventions and Equipment[]
Lairs[]
- Drakken's Caribbean Lair[24]
- World's Biggest Cheese Wheel, Wisconsin[26]
- Drakken's Time Share Lair; shared with at least Professor Dementor[27]
- International Continental University[12]
- Invisible stealth-shielded ocean lair[17]
- Antarctic lair[28]
- Underwater lair in or near Port Mystic Cove Haven[7]
- Underwater lair, location undisclosed[11]
- Florida Swamp lair[21]
- Residential Area lair[29]
- Desert Lair[30]
- Alaskan mountain lair[19]
- Former automobile factory lair[9]
- Industrial lair[20]
- Peruvian waterfall lair[4]
- Grand canyon lair[27]
- Castle lair[31]
Inventions[]
- Nano-Explosive used in the nano tick bomb[24]
- Gravitomic ray[24]
- Magma-chine[26]
- Bebe robots[5]
- Brain switch machine[27]
- Robotic drone[14]
- Bonnie Rockwaller and Team Possible clones[14]
- Destructobot manufacturing facility "twisted" from a station wagon manufacturing facility[9]
- Brain Sifter[9]
- Mind Drill[9]
- Cranial Drain[9]
- Juvenator[10]
- Silly hats[32]
- The Doomvee (in collaboration with Motor Ed and Ms. Renton)[20]
- Sonic Annihilator[3]
- Hypertronic Devastator Drone[17]
- Dr. D's Brainwashing Shampoo and Cranium Rinse[17] (later condensed into a mind-control serum)[33]
- Brain-tap machine[19]
- Syntho-drones[19]
- Annihilation Ray[19]
- The Intercontinental Electromagneticizer[12]
- Super high pollinator
- Truth ray[28]
Alternate Versions[]
- Sitch in Time version of Drakken.
Quotes[]
- "Kim Possible! You think you're all that, but you're not!"
- "Shego!"
- "Don't argue, Shego. One wrong move and she'll turn us into… prom dates. (evil laugh)"
From Clean Slate:[]
- Drakken: So long, Kim Possible, you used to think you were all that, but you don't remember the all thatness that you used to think that you were... then but not now....
- Shego: Yeah, just stop.
Relationships[]
Family[]
Mrs. Lipsky[]
Drakken and his mother in "Mother's Day".
Drakken's mother, Mrs. Lipsky, has no idea about her son being an international supervillain; rather, she thinks he is a radio talk show doctor. This shows that Drakken actually has a deep love for his mother, as he does not want her to see him as evil and wants her to be proud of him.
Although he genuinely seemed to adore her, he was an inattentive son at best, generally forgetting about her entirely until she barged her way back into his life and demanded for his attention. If nothing else, Drakken cared enough about his mother enough that he did not want her to be disappointed in him and went to great lengths to keep her happy while she was in his presence.
Motor Ed[]
Drakken's only other confirmed relative is his cousin Eddie Lipsky, a.k.a. Motor Ed.
Motor Ed is considered as "The Family Black Sheep"; this is a strange and ironic concept considering he was evil himself. The two are opposites in many ways, except that both are evil. Whereas Drakken is a scientific genius, Ed is a mechanical genius. The two generally treated each other as siblings, and while they did get along fairly well, they also bickered over petty things and generally needed a third-party person, like Shego, to interrupt them at such times.
Though Drakken was supposed to "mentor" Ed due to his mother wanting her son to be his "positive role model", it was he who seemed to thrive under Ed's teaching, even defending his cousin from his mother and taking on some of his odd personality quirks.
Bartholomew Lipsky[]
There is a possibility that Drew's great-great-grandfather may have been a man named Bartholomew Lipsky, who, like Drakken, was a villain. However, as this was primarily a dream had by Kim and shared with at least Ron, it is unknown whether Bartholomew was a real person or simply a figment of the imagination.
Friends and allies[]
Shego[]
Drakken is the usual employer of Shego, and he treats her as his sidekick; however, their working relationship is rather bizarre. Because of Drakken's antics, Shego most often annoys him or mocks him and his schemes, usually for her fun, while she often tends to take a leading role in Drakken's schemes, due to his bumbling. Despite this, Shego nonetheless shows a degree of loyalty to Drakken in his schemes, even if she thinks it will eventually fail, although this may be because even if the scheme fails. Drakken pays her nonetheless, and despite their rocky partnership, Drakken and Shego have occasionally shown a deranged fondness and care for each other.
Drakken depends heavily on Shego, as she was one of the few people who could consistently either stall or outright defeat Kim Possible with little or no help. As a result, whenever Shego was not available, Drakken rarely put his plans into motion, because they were usually doomed without her contributions, and she was extremely difficult to replace. Furthermore, Shego's contract with Drakken included a "no cloning" clause, so he was not allowed to clone her, no matter how much he wanted to. It is most apparent when Drakken practically begs Shego to do what he asks.
Despite their tumultuous past, Shego has repeatedly returned to Drakken to work for him. The two have demonstrated a certain amount of deranged fondness for each other and seem to somewhat care about each other, as Drakken even referred to her as a member of his "evil family". Shego showed her fondness for Drakken and expressed her gratitude to him when she found out he had paid her vacation as his way of saying "Thanks for a super year" and "Merry Christmas" to her when she read his letter, she loved the gesture and later went to the North Pole to look for him after checking her voicemail. When Shego lost her powers to Aviarius, Drakken stormed his "nest" with a giant mech, intent on rescuing her. Eventually, in the aftermath of the Lorwardian Invasion[8][1], they finally seem to acknowledge that they may have deeper feelings for one another.
In the end, Drakken and Shego's relationship is somewhat similar to that of Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable: They need each other and work better together.
Pets[]
Commodore Puddles[]
He has a pet poodle named Commodore Puddles, a bad-tempered creature described as "so little… and yet so evil" by one of the henchmen.
His first appearance was brief[14], as Drakken used a part of Commodore Puddles' DNA as part of a plot to create clones that could match Kim Possible's strength. Later, he had a more important role while plotting his evil scheme to infiltrate Area 51[30]. Shego reminded Drakken that Commodore Puddles needed to use the bathroom and that if he wanted a pet, he had to be responsible enough to take care of him. When Drakken's shrink ray malfunctioned, thanks to Commodore Puddles, Drakken used the enlarged poodle to infiltrate Area 51 anyway, implying how Drakken could use his pet to further his evil plots, until his plot was foiled by an enlarged Rufus.
It is unknown if Commodore Puddles is still Drakken's pet, as he has not appeared in any other episode, nor has he been mentioned after those events.
Henchmen[]
Besides Shego, Drakken employed a staff of henchmen as general-purpose minions and lackeys.
Initially competent and well-toned at the beginning of their careers, over time, they become more and more inept and bumbling, especially when compared to Professor Dementor's henchmen, who performed with stereotypical Prussian efficiency. Their lack of motivation may have been based on the fact that Drakken's plans constantly fail, and unlike Shego, he did not actually pay them, but instead "rewarded" them with group outings such as bowling and karaoke nights. The henchmen did briefly improve their performance when Drakken implemented the suggested business style of Hank Perkins, but then Ron made them all paranoid about their chances of survival, and they immediately retired.
Associates[]
Drakken has partnered up with other villains. He has partnered with Duff Killigan and Monkey Fist, the geneticist DNAmy—with whom he was briefly infatuated, until she reveals that she has a romantic interest in Monkey Fist—his cousin Motor Ed, and the evil temp Hank Perkins.
Frugal Lucre[]
He was on bad terms with Frugal Lucre for some months. While the two of them were in prison together[19][34], Lucre's incessant yammering got on Drakken's nerves; if anything, Lucre's hero-worship of Drakken made him even more irritating.
Enemies[]
Team Possible[]
Kim Possible is Drakken's primary nemesis, routinely putting a stop to his plans and frequently capturing him and sending him to jail.
Drakken is also not particularly fond of Ron Stoppable, often forgetting his name. Whether this is because he really cannot remember it or whether it is simply an act to annoy Ron is debatable, as while he has openly admitted he simply does not care enough to remember Ron's name, he was once forced by Ron to say it aloud and has said his name without being forced. This could also be retribution, set out to annoy Ron, because within seconds of telling his name of Dr. Drakken to Kim and Ron after meeting them for the very first time, they almost immediately forgot what his name was.
Kim Possible[]
Drakken's arch-enemy is none other than Kim Possible herself. Although Drakken thinks he is a superior scientific genius, he was always stopped by the teen hero. He has a hard time understanding how Kim always defeats him. Kim often taunts Drakken about how his current scheme will end any differently than the last one.
Despite the fact that Drakken and Kim are arch-enemies, Kim never really fights him directly as Shego is the one who does all the fighting, as Drakken is a mad scientist not a combat fighter.
Strange interactions between them include Kim saving Drakken's life and teaming up with each other[3][8][1], even celebrating Christmas with her immediate family[35].
A running gag between the two is, that when Kim wrecks his plan, Drakken always rants to her "You think you're all that, but you're not!," whether with this particular wording or with some sort of variation, such as "You think your Nana's lemon squares are all that, but they're not!," although once, he admitted that "Maybe she is all that."[19]
When Drakken and Kim both got abducted by Warmonga and Warhok's spaceship, they worked together, alongside Ron and Shego, to get themselves back home to Earth and stop the alien warriors from conquering it.[8][1]
Ron Stoppable[]
Kim's sidekick, Ron is the one who clashes more directly with Drakken rather than Kim. Drakken considers Ron a buffoon, but it is because of this oversight that many of his schemes fail, because he is too focused on Kim, which has allowed Ron to sneak in and ruin Drakken's plan.
A running gag between Drakken and Ron is that Drakken never seems to remember his name, which annoys Ron. In the Season 3 finale "So the Drama", Ron stopped Drakken personally when he tried to escape and forced him to finally say his name. After some difficulty, he said his last name "Stoppable," pleasing Ron.
Much like Kim and Shego, Drakken and Ron have a lot in common, as they are both rather childish and like a lot of the same things, such as being fans of Snowman Hank in the "A Very Possible Christmas" episode.
The Possible Family[]
Drakken's enmity with Kim and James eventually expanded to include nearly the entire Possible family, most of whom eventually had a hand in defeating him. Furthermore, even when captured by Drakken, every Possible he meets insists on talking back to him and treating him as if he were a non-threat, which never failed to irritate him.
James Possible[]
Drakken and his old former college friend, James Possible.
Once an old college friend of Drakken, Dr. James Possible and his friends caused the beginning of Drakken's fall to darkness when they laughed at him and his Bebe project long and loudly back in college, eventually causing him to drop out. Drakken's loathing of the man only increased when he discovered that James was the father of his teenage nemesis Kim Possible.
Rivals[]
Professor Dementor[]
Professor Dementor is Drakken's rival as an evil scientist, as he is the more successful one and more infamous, inducing great envy and hatred in Drakken. This causes the two to feud openly.
Drakken and Dementor only appear together a few times. Their relationship is mostly described through dialogue between characters. From these dialogues, it can be determined that they have a certain rivalry between them, as Drakken aims to be better than Dementor in every way, and vice versa. Drakken appeared to be visibly annoyed by Dementor's name being a pseudonym (of his base "Demens"), to which Shego immediately called out HIS hypocrisy by referring to Drakken by his actual/real name "Drew Lipsky".
The only real moment the two villains appeared together throughout the show was the time Drakken wanted to steal what Dementor stole first to make his henchmen more powerful[23]. The two villains personally battled against each other for it, enforcing their rivalry, never allowing for a second of thought that they should probably work together since Kim Possible was on them.
Gallery[]
.png "Snapshot 45 (9-8-2012 6-41 PM).png (28 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 46 (9-8-2012 6-57 PM).png (33 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 47 (9-8-2012 6-58 PM).png (26 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 51 (9-8-2012 6-59 PM).png (18 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 52 (9-8-2012 7-00 PM).png (21 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 53 (9-8-2012 7-00 PM).png (21 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 54 (9-8-2012 7-00 PM).png (22 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 57 (9-8-2012 7-02 PM).png (21 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 59 (9-8-2012 7-03 PM).png (21 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 60 (9-8-2012 7-03 PM).png (21 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 61 (9-8-2012 7-04 PM).png (14 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 62 (9-8-2012 7-04 PM).png (22 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 63 (9-8-2012 7-04 PM).png (24 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 64 (9-8-2012 7-05 PM).png (22 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 65 (9-8-2012 7-05 PM).png (18 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 66 (9-8-2012 7-05 PM).png (19 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 67 (9-8-2012 7-06 PM).png (19 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 68 (9-8-2012 7-06 PM).png (23 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 69 (9-8-2012 7-06 PM).png (23 KB)")
.png "Snapshot 70 (9-8-2012 7-07 PM).png (22 KB)")
Trivia[]
- Drakken appears in more episodes than any other villain to the point where he is the main antagonist of the whole series, appearing just two more times than Shego, proving that he is Kim's main arch-nemesis.
- In both chronological and production order, Drakken has the last line in the whole series: "It was a Tuesday."
- Not counting the initial version of the pilot episode "Crush", Drakken appears in only two episodes without Shego:
- Drakken has two KP episodes with his name in the title, both of which are mostly about him.[17][7]
- Even though he forgets Ron's name completely, he called him by his last name twice. But the second time was when Ron forced Drakken to say at least one of his two names.
- But because Ron is Kim's sidekick/boyfriend/best friend, Drakken just calls Ron "sidekick".
- He called Ron "Mr. Stoppable" and he used his first and last name once in only one episode: "Naked Genius".
- He only called Ron once by his last name without being forced by him in only one episode: "A Very Possible Christmas".
- Years after they parted company, Drakken and Kim's father have encountered each other four times.
- Drakken refers to Rufus as a "Pink Weasel Thing" throughout the series, until the end credits sequence of "Larry's Birthday" where he finally refers to Rufus as what he truly is, a "Naked Mole Rat".
- Shego typically calls him "Dr. D".
- His mother, Mrs. Lipsky, calls him "Drewbie".
- Strangely, Drakken had bulky fingers like most of the other males in the series, only when he was possessed by a treasure chest in "Cap'n Drakken".
- Drakken is one of the six male characters of the franchise to have skinny fingers, unlike the rest of the other males, the others are the three main Queer Eye for the Straight Guy alluded characters; the Team Go villain Aviarius; and Drakken's ancestor, Bartholomew Lipsky.
- Keeping in mind that Bartholomew Lipsky only appeared wholly in a dream and so may not have been "real".
- Drakken is the first of five villains to come into the Possible House. The five (in order) were Drakken, Killigan, Shego, Eric, and Professor Dementor.
- Keeping in mind that it was actually just his body and not Drakken himself, due to his brain-switching with Private Dobbs in "Mind Games".
- Drakken was seen as his original self, Drew Lipsky, in only three episodes:
- Drakken had normal skin, but he still looked like his alias when he became a good person in "Bad Boy".
Behind the Scenes[]
Voiced By[]
Drakken is voiced by John DiMaggio who is famous for voicing Bender Bending Rodriguez on the animated sci-fi sitcom Futurama, and Jake the Dog on Adventure Time.
Episode Appearances[]
| Production Number |
US Broadcast Number |
Episode |
|---|---|---|
| 101 | 4 | Tick-Tick-Tick |
| 102 | 6 | Bueno Nacho |
| 104 | 9 | Attack of the Killer Bebes |
| 106 | 8 | Mind Games |
| 108 | 17 | The Twin Factor |
| 113 | 1 | Crush |
| 119 | 16 | Kimitation Nation |
| 120 | 20 | Ron the Man |
| 121 | 14 | October 31st |
| Production Number |
US Broadcast Number |
Episode |
|---|---|---|
| 202 | 44 | Partners |
| 205 | 24 | Two to Tutor |
| 206 | 22 | Naked Genius |
| 210 | 29 | The Golden Years |
| 211 | 28 | Job Unfair |
| 213 | 26 | Car Trouble |
| 214 | 41 | Go Team Go |
| 215 | 37 | A Very Possible Christmas |
| 216 | 47 | Mother's Day |
| 217a | 33a | Rufus vs. Commodore Puddles |
| 218 | 34 | A Sitch in Time: Present |
| 219 | 35 | A Sitch in Time: Past |
| 220 | 36 | A Sitch in Time: Future |
| 221 | 39 | Hidden Talent |
| 223 | 43 | Blush |
| 228 | 49 | Ron Millionaire |
| 229 | 56 | Showdown at the Crooked D |
| 230 | 51 | Rewriting History |
| 231a | 46a | Sick Day |
| 231b | 46b | The Truth Hurts |
| Production Number |
US Broadcast Number |
Episode |
|---|---|---|
| 301 | 52 | Steal Wheels |
| 302 | 53 | Emotion Sickness |
| 304 | 55 | Bad Boy |
| 305 | 63 | So the Drama, Part 1 |
| 306 | 64 | So the Drama, Part 2 |
| 307 | 65 | So the Drama, Part 3 |
| 308 | 57 | Dimension Twist |
| 309a | 58a | Overdue |
| 311 | 59 | Rappin' Drakken |
| 313 | 60 | Team Impossible |
| Production Number |
US Broadcast Number |
Episode |
|---|---|---|
| 401 | 66 | Ill Suited |
| 402 | 70 | Car Alarm |
| 404 | 67 | The Big Job |
| 405 | 71 | Mad Dogs and Aliens |
| 407 | 72 | Grande Size Me |
| 408 | 73 | Clothes Minded |
| 411 | 76 | Odds Man In |
| 413 | 77 | Stop Team Go |
| 415 | 78 | Cap'n Drakken |
| 416 | 80 | The Mentor of Our Discontent |
| 418 | 82 | Clean Slate |
| 421 | 86 | Graduation, Part 1 |
| 422 | 87 | Graduation, Part 2 |
Non-Canon Appearances[]
- Lilo & Stitch the Series, episode Rufus
- Six official Games[citation needed]
References[]
- ↑ a b c d e f g Graduation, Part 2
- ↑ Ron Millionaire
- ↑ a b c Bad Boy
- ↑ a b The Twin Factor
- ↑ a b c Attack of the Killer Bebes
- ↑ Rewriting History
- ↑ a b c Cap'n Drakken
- ↑ a b c d e f Graduation, Part 1
- ↑ a b c d e f Car Trouble
- ↑ a b A Sitch in Time
- ↑ a b Blush
- ↑ a b c Clothes Minded
- ↑ Hidden Talent
- ↑ a b c d Kimitation Nation
- ↑ a b Mother's Day
- ↑ Odds Man In
- ↑ a b c d e Rappin' Drakken
- ↑ Sick Day
- ↑ a b c d e f g h i So the Drama
- ↑ a b c d Steal Wheels
- ↑ a b c The Golden Years
- ↑ The Mentor of Our Discontent
- ↑ a b Ron the Man
- ↑ a b c d e Tick-Tick-Tick
- ↑ Emotion Sickness
- ↑ a b Bueno Nacho
- ↑ a b c Mind Games
- ↑ a b The Truth Hurts
- ↑ Naked Genius
- ↑ a b Rufus vs. Commodore Puddles
- ↑ Overdue
- ↑ Showdown at the Crooked D
- ↑ Clean Slate
- ↑ Mad Dogs and Aliens
- ↑ A Very Possible Christmas