Warmonga

Warmonga

Full Name:	Unknown
Alias(es):	No Known Aliases
Gender:	Female
Age:	Unknown
Build:	Extremely tall and muscular
Hair:	Dark Green
Eyes:	Yellow with Red Iris
Skin:	Light Green
Hometown:	Unknown

Professional Info
Profession(s):
	Unknown
Affiliation(s):
	No Known Affiliations
Relationships
Relative(s):
	Warhok(battlemate)
Friend(s):
	No Known Friends
Love Interest(s):
	Warhok (battlemate)
Pet(s):
	No Known Pets
Nemesis:
	No Known Nemesis
Behind the Scenes
First Appearance:
	"Mad Dogs and Aliens"
Voiced by:
	Kristen Johnston

Warmonga

Warmonga is a giant female green-skinned alien from the planet Lorwardia, a warrior woman standing somewhere around eight-to-ten feet tall. What is known about her backstory before her debut wasn't detailed much. What is known is she was victorious in a battle against thirteen moons of a planet called Jingos. She and Warhok battled side by side. It is implied that she's also a hunter and has a trophy collection as she and Warhok went on their first hunt for a creature called a Thorgoggle on the moon of Parfa. Warhok gave her its spine.

She journeyed to Earth shortly before the episode "Mad Dogs and Aliens" and broke Dr. Drakken out of prison after an intercepted broadcast of his earlier performance on American Starmaker; this broadcast lead her to believe that Drakken was "The Great Blue One": a legendary figure from her planet's mythology whom, it was prophesied, would lead her people to conquer the universe; a leader to whom she would pledge her allegiance and her arsenal of advanced weaponry. With no other point of reference to work from, she comes to this conclusion through the part of the prophecy that stated the Great Blue would contact her people from "beyond the stars".

Excited at the prospect of being able to access advanced Lorwardian technology, Drakken agrees to join forces with Warmonga. The alien proves too much for either Kim or Shego to handle alone; however, working together, they manage to gain the upper hand.

She eventually leaves Earth after Ron, Wade and the Tweebs fabricated a new "Great Blue One", out of their school mascot costume, and convince her that Drakken is not the person that she has been looking for. On the monitor, it appears that both Pep Puppies' mascot outfits, are now blue.

She reappears later on in the franchise, in the 2-part final episode "Graduation". She returned with her battlemate Warhok, commanding an invasion force to conquer the seemingly primitive Earth. Warmonga is finally defeated when Ron Stoppable manage to tap into his dormant Mystical Monkey Powers and defeat her and Warhok in single combat; throwing them headlong into their crashing spacecraft just before it explodes. She can be heard screaming "Frackle!" Her ultimate fate was never confirmed, though it is intimated that she was killed.

It is unknown if she ever figured out, or surmised, that Ron was The Great Blue, who she had been looking for, before she probably died.

Appearances

She made her first appearance in the Season 4 episode "Mad Dogs and Aliens", and returned in "Graduation". She, along with Warhok, is the final bad guy Kim ever faces. She is the second new villain to be introduced during Season 4 and is voiced by Kristen Johnston.

• "Mad Dogs and Aliens"
• "Graduation, Part 1" and "Graduation, Part 2"

Personality

Warmonga is extremely strong, a fierce fighter, and is very eager-to-please, though she can be very literal-minded when following orders.

Her personality has yet to be explored in depth. What is known for now is that she exhibits an incredible obsession with finding the Great Blue and pledging her loyalty to him (whomever the Great Blue may be), and that she is somewhat gullible. Although, based on her behavior when she believed Drakken was the Great Blue, she seems to treat those she respects with great kindness and an undying loyalty, making it difficult to truly regard her as evil.

Still, communication with Warmonga has proven to be taxing at times. Despite her minor traits of always referring to herself in the third person, as well as yelling out her name as a war cry (it's unclear as of yet if this is simply her behavior or if this is typical of her entire race), Warmonga has absolutely no concept of Earth slang phrases. When Drakken tries to explain to her the concept of "showing someone the door", she actually picked Shego up and tossed her through the door. This leads to another problem. Being every bit as powerful as her enormous size indicates, Warmonga has little understanding of her own strength in comparison to regular humans. This can make her dangerous even when she's trying to be nice. More than once, she found herself hugging Drakken and nearly crushed him.

Warmonga admiring her new trophy.

In "Graduation" she appears to be as malicious as Warhok. When Warhok told her they're going to take Kim to her planet and mounted her on her wall as her own trophy, she just smiles while looking at an unconscious Kim being held upside down by the leg. She is gleeful to have her dead and stuffed, and she's completely aware she's only a child (at 18).

Trivia

• According to the creators, Warhok and Warmonga's relationship as battlemates is synonymous to a married couple. This sort of acts as a "parallel" between Kim and Ron's relationship. Another "parallel" can be drawn to Drakken and Shego.
• It is debated if Kristen Johnston is the voice of Warmonga, or if it is Kerri Kenney, as she was credited at the end of "Mad Dogs and Aliens" and "Graduation".
• Before Warhok's appearance, it is often speculated that Lorwardia is populated only by women, and Warmonga being cast as a queen of a race of space amazons.
• Warmonga's name is a play on words of "Warmonger", a warmonger is someone who starts or tries to start wars.