Hotel Caretaker | one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain, go to great lengths to cheat at things he could easily win legitimately. Baraka | Dick Dastardly revealed his favorite food to be ice cream with pineapple pieces, and his least favorite foods are lemon pies and also whipped cream as it is so fattening. This trope is almost never played straight today. Kano | Witches (Grand High Witch, Susan Irvine, Nicola Cuttle, Pamela, Lois Leffour, Mildred, Elizabeth, Henrietta, Jacqueline & Beatrice) | Stan Beals | Full Name Agent Smith | Poison Ivy (Lego) |
Foiled again!
Pink Diamond | Mean Machine (customized car)Dirty Truckster (monster truck)A series of aircraftS.S. Just... Albeit he lacks a mustache and dresses in purple, Leopold Charles Anthony Weasleby the Third from, The achievement "Dastardly", which you get for hogtying a woman and placing her on the train tracks and afterwards watch the train running her over. Mayor Phlegmming |
Count Grisham | Dick DastardlyRichard DastardlyDickie (childhood nickname)Dastardly Spinel | He speaks largely in Antiquated Linguistics, preferring such expletives as "Curses! Tom | Several other episodes take place in different settings such as ancient Greece or a space opera, in which case Dastardly plays different villains such as an underworld god or Vader like Warlord.
Maudeline Everglot | Being an infamous card-carrying villain, Dick Dastardly is very devious, sly, pompous, villainous, manipulative, traitorous and arrogant so he enjoys causing problems of any kind and becomes furious when his plots end in failure. The Peculiar Purple Pie Man of Porcupine Peak. Cheswick | Thrax | Cheating.Scheming.Racing.Flying. Hobby Rodan | While his missions lend to moral ambiguity, the fact that he is implied to be, "Sir Strong Bad", Strong Bad's Old-Timey counterpart in, One of these appears on the "Good guys, bad guys, and explosions" part of the, The other, Max Von Nitrate appears when they watch a silent movie, and find out that Professor Utonium is the. Ann Laurent | John Wesley | Meowrice | Ferguson | Simon responds, "Not yet, but I was thinking of growing a big, black mustache. He was always up to no good in 'Wacky Races.' Sergeant Nagata | The look, however, is far from a Dead Horse Trope amongst the "bear" subculturenote they could be going for The Strongman look, though, which often sported a nice handlebar mustache as well. Joker | IT |
"So, you wanted to be a bride, my dear Jessica, did you? Cousin Mel | Riddler | Neon Gang | Adam Sutler | Penguins | Pokemon Villains | Principal Deedle | Spiders (Consuela & Tank) | Prudence Prufrock | Noah the Elder | In Real Life, even the Card Carrying Villains are more complex than this. In personality, he is a one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain of limited intelligence who comes up with (sometimes absurdly) elaborate schemes for the hero to foil kidnapping a helpless female and tying her up to either a railroad track or a Conveyor Belt o' Doom, in an attempt to coerce her into "marrying" him or relinquishing the deed to her property, is the old standard. Mouse King | Reboot Buzz Bronski | Kludd | Master Little |
The sheen of his tilted hat and of his shirt-front, the repeated twists he was giving to his mustache, and most of all the magnificence of his sneer, gave token that he was there only to be foiled.".
Thunder Karlsson and Bloom | In the Wacky Races, Dick Dastardly is a simple-minded cheater who attempted to win the race by cheating but failed and ended up last place. Decoy Queen |
David |
Wall Street Three | Mr. Mole | Claire Wyden | Grant Frost | Precursors | V | Howard Clifford |
Bah!
Talia al Ghul | Real Life examples? Artemisia | He is often attempts to win whatever competition he is in my any means necessary. ; Character Reflections. and the 2020 animated film SCOOB!. So ye shall be —, In 1940, the silent movie villain was caricatured in, Cactus Jack, Kirk Douglas' character in the 1979 Western spoof, Downplayed a bit, but General Grievous in, The Roger Delgado and Anthony Ainley incarnations of, The later incarnations of the Master largely avoid this, although all versions still have a tendency towards, Referenced in "War Stories": after Simon has planned and executed his first heist, Shepherd Book asks if he's got his next scheme lined up, referring to him jokingly as a "criminal mastermind". The Banana Splits (Fleegle, Drooper, Snorky & Bingo) | Mr. Chairman |
Marvin the Martian | Shang Tsung | Electric Gremlin | In his second major appearance as a villain and the main character, Dick and Muttley are joined by two new henchmen named Zilly and Klunk, piloting the planes of the Vulture Squadron.
Kralahome | On the other hand, the Stage Magician wears a very similar outfit but isn't necessarily a villain. Mrs. Toad | Butch Bowers | Akasha | Pegasus J. Crawford | Luna Ghost | Shao Kahn | Catwoman (Lego) | League of Assassins (Ra's al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT), Ubu (Batman vs. TMNT) & Talia al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT)) | Looney Tunes Villains | Clara Dalrymple | Arthur Slugworth | Alvin Marsh | Hunter | Poison Ivy | Capture Yankee-Doodle Pigeon.Beat Yogi's gang to the treasure (Yogi's Treasure Hunt).Capture Elroy Jetson and destroy him for not being famous in the next Hanna-Barbera Project (The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera).Convince Scooby-Doo to join him in his plot to open the gates of the Underworld to steal Alexander the Great's treasure and to reunite with Muttley, and stop the Mystery Inc. crew and their allies (SCOOB! Mojo Jojo | Ms. Fieldmouse | Freeze (Batman vs. TMNT) | Wacky Races E1a: See-Saw to Arkansas (TV, 14 September 1968) Gremlins Villains | The LEGO Movie Villains | Penny Fleck's Boyfriend |
Original The General is a character in Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines. Sugar | ", and "Drrrat!" Although incompetent in his own personal right, he remains persistent in his attempts to spread his villainy. Foot Clan | Karl | Berkeley Beetle |
", Uncle Deadly filled this role in the Melodrama sketches of, The Coasters' song "Along Came Jones" (written by, Through only two depictions that might represent, While you can't see what he looks like on the radio, Mr. Gently Benevolent of, In 1947, Pearl White's life was romanticized in, Billy DeWolfe would later voice the evil Prof. Hinkle in the, The silent movie stereotype derives partly from seducer figures in Victorian melodrama; Alec, from. ", "Blast! A Jewish-Yiddish version of Old Maid features a gender-inverted, sinister version of the Old Maid: Nemesis Sinestro certainly looks the part. The iconic 'stache was sported by the villainous Herr Doktor Count Baron Napoleon von Strudel (, In a black-and-white silent movie style flashback in, Professor Fate, Jack Lemmon's character in, Tod Slaughter, in nearly all his roles, played this character seriously — or, at least, as seriously as one can. Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal Villains | Lorraine Massey | Muscle Man |
How to Create Your Own What-If Death Battles, General Death Battle TN and Template Blog, Dick Dastardly (Scoob! Wile E. Coyote | Despite his cheating and unpleasant attitude, it is shown that the other racers care about Dick Dastardly, feeling that he's their friend and that racing isn't the same without his cheating attempts. Barkis Bittern | Usually a Man of Wealth and Taste, in Great Britain (*cough Evil Brit cough*), he was generally a Bad Baronet; in the U.S., he (and it is in fact always a he, as the mustache is an important part of the aesthetic) was often an Evil Banker who held the mortgage on the heroine's farm. Along with his dog partner and sidekick Muttley, he piloted the Mean Machine which was equipped with all sorts of traps and hazards that he used in his many attempts to cheat in the race. Two-Face |
Tom and Jerry Villains |
Dr. Charles Nichols |
Powers/Skills http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DastardlyWhiplash, Bah! Aguila | SabotageCheatingAnimal crueltyKidnappingAttempted world hegemonyAttempted murderHarassment Sometimes gives Muttley medals for saving and sometimes he doesn't. Max Eckhardt | To achieve this end he has to tie the heroine to the railroad tracks. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. Sylvester | Bane (Batman vs. TMNT) |
In his first appearance, Dastardly appears as one of the many racers in a cross-country rally and the main antagonist.
He was voiced by Paul Winchell. Arthur Fleck | It is also shown that the Dick Dastardly in the reboot is actually the son/descendant of the original Dick Dastardly.
Hotel Caretaker | one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain, go to great lengths to cheat at things he could easily win legitimately. Baraka | Dick Dastardly revealed his favorite food to be ice cream with pineapple pieces, and his least favorite foods are lemon pies and also whipped cream as it is so fattening. This trope is almost never played straight today. Kano | Witches (Grand High Witch, Susan Irvine, Nicola Cuttle, Pamela, Lois Leffour, Mildred, Elizabeth, Henrietta, Jacqueline & Beatrice) | Stan Beals | Full Name Agent Smith | Poison Ivy (Lego) |
Foiled again!
Pink Diamond | Mean Machine (customized car)Dirty Truckster (monster truck)A series of aircraftS.S. Just... Albeit he lacks a mustache and dresses in purple, Leopold Charles Anthony Weasleby the Third from, The achievement "Dastardly", which you get for hogtying a woman and placing her on the train tracks and afterwards watch the train running her over. Mayor Phlegmming |
Count Grisham | Dick DastardlyRichard DastardlyDickie (childhood nickname)Dastardly Spinel | He speaks largely in Antiquated Linguistics, preferring such expletives as "Curses! Tom | Several other episodes take place in different settings such as ancient Greece or a space opera, in which case Dastardly plays different villains such as an underworld god or Vader like Warlord.
Maudeline Everglot | Being an infamous card-carrying villain, Dick Dastardly is very devious, sly, pompous, villainous, manipulative, traitorous and arrogant so he enjoys causing problems of any kind and becomes furious when his plots end in failure. The Peculiar Purple Pie Man of Porcupine Peak. Cheswick | Thrax | Cheating.Scheming.Racing.Flying. Hobby Rodan | While his missions lend to moral ambiguity, the fact that he is implied to be, "Sir Strong Bad", Strong Bad's Old-Timey counterpart in, One of these appears on the "Good guys, bad guys, and explosions" part of the, The other, Max Von Nitrate appears when they watch a silent movie, and find out that Professor Utonium is the. Ann Laurent | John Wesley | Meowrice | Ferguson | Simon responds, "Not yet, but I was thinking of growing a big, black mustache. He was always up to no good in 'Wacky Races.' Sergeant Nagata | The look, however, is far from a Dead Horse Trope amongst the "bear" subculturenote they could be going for The Strongman look, though, which often sported a nice handlebar mustache as well. Joker | IT |
"So, you wanted to be a bride, my dear Jessica, did you? Cousin Mel | Riddler | Neon Gang | Adam Sutler | Penguins | Pokemon Villains | Principal Deedle | Spiders (Consuela & Tank) | Prudence Prufrock | Noah the Elder | In Real Life, even the Card Carrying Villains are more complex than this. In personality, he is a one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain of limited intelligence who comes up with (sometimes absurdly) elaborate schemes for the hero to foil kidnapping a helpless female and tying her up to either a railroad track or a Conveyor Belt o' Doom, in an attempt to coerce her into "marrying" him or relinquishing the deed to her property, is the old standard. Mouse King | Reboot Buzz Bronski | Kludd | Master Little |
The sheen of his tilted hat and of his shirt-front, the repeated twists he was giving to his mustache, and most of all the magnificence of his sneer, gave token that he was there only to be foiled.".
Thunder Karlsson and Bloom | In the Wacky Races, Dick Dastardly is a simple-minded cheater who attempted to win the race by cheating but failed and ended up last place. Decoy Queen |
David |
Wall Street Three | Mr. Mole | Claire Wyden | Grant Frost | Precursors | V | Howard Clifford |
Bah!
Talia al Ghul | Real Life examples? Artemisia | He is often attempts to win whatever competition he is in my any means necessary. ; Character Reflections. and the 2020 animated film SCOOB!. So ye shall be —, In 1940, the silent movie villain was caricatured in, Cactus Jack, Kirk Douglas' character in the 1979 Western spoof, Downplayed a bit, but General Grievous in, The Roger Delgado and Anthony Ainley incarnations of, The later incarnations of the Master largely avoid this, although all versions still have a tendency towards, Referenced in "War Stories": after Simon has planned and executed his first heist, Shepherd Book asks if he's got his next scheme lined up, referring to him jokingly as a "criminal mastermind". The Banana Splits (Fleegle, Drooper, Snorky & Bingo) | Mr. Chairman |
Marvin the Martian | Shang Tsung | Electric Gremlin | In his second major appearance as a villain and the main character, Dick and Muttley are joined by two new henchmen named Zilly and Klunk, piloting the planes of the Vulture Squadron.
Kralahome | On the other hand, the Stage Magician wears a very similar outfit but isn't necessarily a villain. Mrs. Toad | Butch Bowers | Akasha | Pegasus J. Crawford | Luna Ghost | Shao Kahn | Catwoman (Lego) | League of Assassins (Ra's al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT), Ubu (Batman vs. TMNT) & Talia al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT)) | Looney Tunes Villains | Clara Dalrymple | Arthur Slugworth | Alvin Marsh | Hunter | Poison Ivy | Capture Yankee-Doodle Pigeon.Beat Yogi's gang to the treasure (Yogi's Treasure Hunt).Capture Elroy Jetson and destroy him for not being famous in the next Hanna-Barbera Project (The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera).Convince Scooby-Doo to join him in his plot to open the gates of the Underworld to steal Alexander the Great's treasure and to reunite with Muttley, and stop the Mystery Inc. crew and their allies (SCOOB! Mojo Jojo | Ms. Fieldmouse | Freeze (Batman vs. TMNT) | Wacky Races E1a: See-Saw to Arkansas (TV, 14 September 1968) Gremlins Villains | The LEGO Movie Villains | Penny Fleck's Boyfriend |
Original The General is a character in Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines. Sugar | ", and "Drrrat!" Although incompetent in his own personal right, he remains persistent in his attempts to spread his villainy. Foot Clan | Karl | Berkeley Beetle |
", Uncle Deadly filled this role in the Melodrama sketches of, The Coasters' song "Along Came Jones" (written by, Through only two depictions that might represent, While you can't see what he looks like on the radio, Mr. Gently Benevolent of, In 1947, Pearl White's life was romanticized in, Billy DeWolfe would later voice the evil Prof. Hinkle in the, The silent movie stereotype derives partly from seducer figures in Victorian melodrama; Alec, from. ", "Blast! A Jewish-Yiddish version of Old Maid features a gender-inverted, sinister version of the Old Maid: Nemesis Sinestro certainly looks the part. The iconic 'stache was sported by the villainous Herr Doktor Count Baron Napoleon von Strudel (, In a black-and-white silent movie style flashback in, Professor Fate, Jack Lemmon's character in, Tod Slaughter, in nearly all his roles, played this character seriously — or, at least, as seriously as one can. Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal Villains | Lorraine Massey | Muscle Man |
How to Create Your Own What-If Death Battles, General Death Battle TN and Template Blog, Dick Dastardly (Scoob! Wile E. Coyote | Despite his cheating and unpleasant attitude, it is shown that the other racers care about Dick Dastardly, feeling that he's their friend and that racing isn't the same without his cheating attempts. Barkis Bittern | Usually a Man of Wealth and Taste, in Great Britain (*cough Evil Brit cough*), he was generally a Bad Baronet; in the U.S., he (and it is in fact always a he, as the mustache is an important part of the aesthetic) was often an Evil Banker who held the mortgage on the heroine's farm. Along with his dog partner and sidekick Muttley, he piloted the Mean Machine which was equipped with all sorts of traps and hazards that he used in his many attempts to cheat in the race. Two-Face |
Tom and Jerry Villains |
Dr. Charles Nichols |
Powers/Skills http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DastardlyWhiplash, Bah! Aguila | SabotageCheatingAnimal crueltyKidnappingAttempted world hegemonyAttempted murderHarassment Sometimes gives Muttley medals for saving and sometimes he doesn't. Max Eckhardt | To achieve this end he has to tie the heroine to the railroad tracks. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. Sylvester | Bane (Batman vs. TMNT) |
In his first appearance, Dastardly appears as one of the many racers in a cross-country rally and the main antagonist.
He was voiced by Paul Winchell. Arthur Fleck | It is also shown that the Dick Dastardly in the reboot is actually the son/descendant of the original Dick Dastardly.
Hotel Caretaker | one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain, go to great lengths to cheat at things he could easily win legitimately. Baraka | Dick Dastardly revealed his favorite food to be ice cream with pineapple pieces, and his least favorite foods are lemon pies and also whipped cream as it is so fattening. This trope is almost never played straight today. Kano | Witches (Grand High Witch, Susan Irvine, Nicola Cuttle, Pamela, Lois Leffour, Mildred, Elizabeth, Henrietta, Jacqueline & Beatrice) | Stan Beals | Full Name Agent Smith | Poison Ivy (Lego) |
Foiled again!
Pink Diamond | Mean Machine (customized car)Dirty Truckster (monster truck)A series of aircraftS.S. Just... Albeit he lacks a mustache and dresses in purple, Leopold Charles Anthony Weasleby the Third from, The achievement "Dastardly", which you get for hogtying a woman and placing her on the train tracks and afterwards watch the train running her over. Mayor Phlegmming |
Count Grisham | Dick DastardlyRichard DastardlyDickie (childhood nickname)Dastardly Spinel | He speaks largely in Antiquated Linguistics, preferring such expletives as "Curses! Tom | Several other episodes take place in different settings such as ancient Greece or a space opera, in which case Dastardly plays different villains such as an underworld god or Vader like Warlord.
Maudeline Everglot | Being an infamous card-carrying villain, Dick Dastardly is very devious, sly, pompous, villainous, manipulative, traitorous and arrogant so he enjoys causing problems of any kind and becomes furious when his plots end in failure. The Peculiar Purple Pie Man of Porcupine Peak. Cheswick | Thrax | Cheating.Scheming.Racing.Flying. Hobby Rodan | While his missions lend to moral ambiguity, the fact that he is implied to be, "Sir Strong Bad", Strong Bad's Old-Timey counterpart in, One of these appears on the "Good guys, bad guys, and explosions" part of the, The other, Max Von Nitrate appears when they watch a silent movie, and find out that Professor Utonium is the. Ann Laurent | John Wesley | Meowrice | Ferguson | Simon responds, "Not yet, but I was thinking of growing a big, black mustache. He was always up to no good in 'Wacky Races.' Sergeant Nagata | The look, however, is far from a Dead Horse Trope amongst the "bear" subculturenote they could be going for The Strongman look, though, which often sported a nice handlebar mustache as well. Joker | IT |
"So, you wanted to be a bride, my dear Jessica, did you? Cousin Mel | Riddler | Neon Gang | Adam Sutler | Penguins | Pokemon Villains | Principal Deedle | Spiders (Consuela & Tank) | Prudence Prufrock | Noah the Elder | In Real Life, even the Card Carrying Villains are more complex than this. In personality, he is a one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain of limited intelligence who comes up with (sometimes absurdly) elaborate schemes for the hero to foil kidnapping a helpless female and tying her up to either a railroad track or a Conveyor Belt o' Doom, in an attempt to coerce her into "marrying" him or relinquishing the deed to her property, is the old standard. Mouse King | Reboot Buzz Bronski | Kludd | Master Little |
The sheen of his tilted hat and of his shirt-front, the repeated twists he was giving to his mustache, and most of all the magnificence of his sneer, gave token that he was there only to be foiled.".
Thunder Karlsson and Bloom | In the Wacky Races, Dick Dastardly is a simple-minded cheater who attempted to win the race by cheating but failed and ended up last place. Decoy Queen |
David |
Wall Street Three | Mr. Mole | Claire Wyden | Grant Frost | Precursors | V | Howard Clifford |
Bah!
Talia al Ghul | Real Life examples? Artemisia | He is often attempts to win whatever competition he is in my any means necessary. ; Character Reflections. and the 2020 animated film SCOOB!. So ye shall be —, In 1940, the silent movie villain was caricatured in, Cactus Jack, Kirk Douglas' character in the 1979 Western spoof, Downplayed a bit, but General Grievous in, The Roger Delgado and Anthony Ainley incarnations of, The later incarnations of the Master largely avoid this, although all versions still have a tendency towards, Referenced in "War Stories": after Simon has planned and executed his first heist, Shepherd Book asks if he's got his next scheme lined up, referring to him jokingly as a "criminal mastermind". The Banana Splits (Fleegle, Drooper, Snorky & Bingo) | Mr. Chairman |
Marvin the Martian | Shang Tsung | Electric Gremlin | In his second major appearance as a villain and the main character, Dick and Muttley are joined by two new henchmen named Zilly and Klunk, piloting the planes of the Vulture Squadron.
Kralahome | On the other hand, the Stage Magician wears a very similar outfit but isn't necessarily a villain. Mrs. Toad | Butch Bowers | Akasha | Pegasus J. Crawford | Luna Ghost | Shao Kahn | Catwoman (Lego) | League of Assassins (Ra's al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT), Ubu (Batman vs. TMNT) & Talia al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT)) | Looney Tunes Villains | Clara Dalrymple | Arthur Slugworth | Alvin Marsh | Hunter | Poison Ivy | Capture Yankee-Doodle Pigeon.Beat Yogi's gang to the treasure (Yogi's Treasure Hunt).Capture Elroy Jetson and destroy him for not being famous in the next Hanna-Barbera Project (The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera).Convince Scooby-Doo to join him in his plot to open the gates of the Underworld to steal Alexander the Great's treasure and to reunite with Muttley, and stop the Mystery Inc. crew and their allies (SCOOB! Mojo Jojo | Ms. Fieldmouse | Freeze (Batman vs. TMNT) | Wacky Races E1a: See-Saw to Arkansas (TV, 14 September 1968) Gremlins Villains | The LEGO Movie Villains | Penny Fleck's Boyfriend |
Original The General is a character in Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines. Sugar | ", and "Drrrat!" Although incompetent in his own personal right, he remains persistent in his attempts to spread his villainy. Foot Clan | Karl | Berkeley Beetle |
", Uncle Deadly filled this role in the Melodrama sketches of, The Coasters' song "Along Came Jones" (written by, Through only two depictions that might represent, While you can't see what he looks like on the radio, Mr. Gently Benevolent of, In 1947, Pearl White's life was romanticized in, Billy DeWolfe would later voice the evil Prof. Hinkle in the, The silent movie stereotype derives partly from seducer figures in Victorian melodrama; Alec, from. ", "Blast! A Jewish-Yiddish version of Old Maid features a gender-inverted, sinister version of the Old Maid: Nemesis Sinestro certainly looks the part. The iconic 'stache was sported by the villainous Herr Doktor Count Baron Napoleon von Strudel (, In a black-and-white silent movie style flashback in, Professor Fate, Jack Lemmon's character in, Tod Slaughter, in nearly all his roles, played this character seriously — or, at least, as seriously as one can. Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal Villains | Lorraine Massey | Muscle Man |
How to Create Your Own What-If Death Battles, General Death Battle TN and Template Blog, Dick Dastardly (Scoob! Wile E. Coyote | Despite his cheating and unpleasant attitude, it is shown that the other racers care about Dick Dastardly, feeling that he's their friend and that racing isn't the same without his cheating attempts. Barkis Bittern | Usually a Man of Wealth and Taste, in Great Britain (*cough Evil Brit cough*), he was generally a Bad Baronet; in the U.S., he (and it is in fact always a he, as the mustache is an important part of the aesthetic) was often an Evil Banker who held the mortgage on the heroine's farm. Along with his dog partner and sidekick Muttley, he piloted the Mean Machine which was equipped with all sorts of traps and hazards that he used in his many attempts to cheat in the race. Two-Face |
Tom and Jerry Villains |
Dr. Charles Nichols |
Powers/Skills http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DastardlyWhiplash, Bah! Aguila | SabotageCheatingAnimal crueltyKidnappingAttempted world hegemonyAttempted murderHarassment Sometimes gives Muttley medals for saving and sometimes he doesn't. Max Eckhardt | To achieve this end he has to tie the heroine to the railroad tracks. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. Sylvester | Bane (Batman vs. TMNT) |
In his first appearance, Dastardly appears as one of the many racers in a cross-country rally and the main antagonist.
He was voiced by Paul Winchell. Arthur Fleck | It is also shown that the Dick Dastardly in the reboot is actually the son/descendant of the original Dick Dastardly.
Hotel Caretaker | one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain, go to great lengths to cheat at things he could easily win legitimately. Baraka | Dick Dastardly revealed his favorite food to be ice cream with pineapple pieces, and his least favorite foods are lemon pies and also whipped cream as it is so fattening. This trope is almost never played straight today. Kano | Witches (Grand High Witch, Susan Irvine, Nicola Cuttle, Pamela, Lois Leffour, Mildred, Elizabeth, Henrietta, Jacqueline & Beatrice) | Stan Beals | Full Name Agent Smith | Poison Ivy (Lego) |
Foiled again!
Pink Diamond | Mean Machine (customized car)Dirty Truckster (monster truck)A series of aircraftS.S. Just... Albeit he lacks a mustache and dresses in purple, Leopold Charles Anthony Weasleby the Third from, The achievement "Dastardly", which you get for hogtying a woman and placing her on the train tracks and afterwards watch the train running her over. Mayor Phlegmming |
Count Grisham | Dick DastardlyRichard DastardlyDickie (childhood nickname)Dastardly Spinel | He speaks largely in Antiquated Linguistics, preferring such expletives as "Curses! Tom | Several other episodes take place in different settings such as ancient Greece or a space opera, in which case Dastardly plays different villains such as an underworld god or Vader like Warlord.
Maudeline Everglot | Being an infamous card-carrying villain, Dick Dastardly is very devious, sly, pompous, villainous, manipulative, traitorous and arrogant so he enjoys causing problems of any kind and becomes furious when his plots end in failure. The Peculiar Purple Pie Man of Porcupine Peak. Cheswick | Thrax | Cheating.Scheming.Racing.Flying. Hobby Rodan | While his missions lend to moral ambiguity, the fact that he is implied to be, "Sir Strong Bad", Strong Bad's Old-Timey counterpart in, One of these appears on the "Good guys, bad guys, and explosions" part of the, The other, Max Von Nitrate appears when they watch a silent movie, and find out that Professor Utonium is the. Ann Laurent | John Wesley | Meowrice | Ferguson | Simon responds, "Not yet, but I was thinking of growing a big, black mustache. He was always up to no good in 'Wacky Races.' Sergeant Nagata | The look, however, is far from a Dead Horse Trope amongst the "bear" subculturenote they could be going for The Strongman look, though, which often sported a nice handlebar mustache as well. Joker | IT |
"So, you wanted to be a bride, my dear Jessica, did you? Cousin Mel | Riddler | Neon Gang | Adam Sutler | Penguins | Pokemon Villains | Principal Deedle | Spiders (Consuela & Tank) | Prudence Prufrock | Noah the Elder | In Real Life, even the Card Carrying Villains are more complex than this. In personality, he is a one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain of limited intelligence who comes up with (sometimes absurdly) elaborate schemes for the hero to foil kidnapping a helpless female and tying her up to either a railroad track or a Conveyor Belt o' Doom, in an attempt to coerce her into "marrying" him or relinquishing the deed to her property, is the old standard. Mouse King | Reboot Buzz Bronski | Kludd | Master Little |
The sheen of his tilted hat and of his shirt-front, the repeated twists he was giving to his mustache, and most of all the magnificence of his sneer, gave token that he was there only to be foiled.".
Thunder Karlsson and Bloom | In the Wacky Races, Dick Dastardly is a simple-minded cheater who attempted to win the race by cheating but failed and ended up last place. Decoy Queen |
David |
Wall Street Three | Mr. Mole | Claire Wyden | Grant Frost | Precursors | V | Howard Clifford |
Bah!
Talia al Ghul | Real Life examples? Artemisia | He is often attempts to win whatever competition he is in my any means necessary. ; Character Reflections. and the 2020 animated film SCOOB!. So ye shall be —, In 1940, the silent movie villain was caricatured in, Cactus Jack, Kirk Douglas' character in the 1979 Western spoof, Downplayed a bit, but General Grievous in, The Roger Delgado and Anthony Ainley incarnations of, The later incarnations of the Master largely avoid this, although all versions still have a tendency towards, Referenced in "War Stories": after Simon has planned and executed his first heist, Shepherd Book asks if he's got his next scheme lined up, referring to him jokingly as a "criminal mastermind". The Banana Splits (Fleegle, Drooper, Snorky & Bingo) | Mr. Chairman |
Marvin the Martian | Shang Tsung | Electric Gremlin | In his second major appearance as a villain and the main character, Dick and Muttley are joined by two new henchmen named Zilly and Klunk, piloting the planes of the Vulture Squadron.
Kralahome | On the other hand, the Stage Magician wears a very similar outfit but isn't necessarily a villain. Mrs. Toad | Butch Bowers | Akasha | Pegasus J. Crawford | Luna Ghost | Shao Kahn | Catwoman (Lego) | League of Assassins (Ra's al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT), Ubu (Batman vs. TMNT) & Talia al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT)) | Looney Tunes Villains | Clara Dalrymple | Arthur Slugworth | Alvin Marsh | Hunter | Poison Ivy | Capture Yankee-Doodle Pigeon.Beat Yogi's gang to the treasure (Yogi's Treasure Hunt).Capture Elroy Jetson and destroy him for not being famous in the next Hanna-Barbera Project (The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera).Convince Scooby-Doo to join him in his plot to open the gates of the Underworld to steal Alexander the Great's treasure and to reunite with Muttley, and stop the Mystery Inc. crew and their allies (SCOOB! Mojo Jojo | Ms. Fieldmouse | Freeze (Batman vs. TMNT) | Wacky Races E1a: See-Saw to Arkansas (TV, 14 September 1968) Gremlins Villains | The LEGO Movie Villains | Penny Fleck's Boyfriend |
Original The General is a character in Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines. Sugar | ", and "Drrrat!" Although incompetent in his own personal right, he remains persistent in his attempts to spread his villainy. Foot Clan | Karl | Berkeley Beetle |
", Uncle Deadly filled this role in the Melodrama sketches of, The Coasters' song "Along Came Jones" (written by, Through only two depictions that might represent, While you can't see what he looks like on the radio, Mr. Gently Benevolent of, In 1947, Pearl White's life was romanticized in, Billy DeWolfe would later voice the evil Prof. Hinkle in the, The silent movie stereotype derives partly from seducer figures in Victorian melodrama; Alec, from. ", "Blast! A Jewish-Yiddish version of Old Maid features a gender-inverted, sinister version of the Old Maid: Nemesis Sinestro certainly looks the part. The iconic 'stache was sported by the villainous Herr Doktor Count Baron Napoleon von Strudel (, In a black-and-white silent movie style flashback in, Professor Fate, Jack Lemmon's character in, Tod Slaughter, in nearly all his roles, played this character seriously — or, at least, as seriously as one can. Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal Villains | Lorraine Massey | Muscle Man |
How to Create Your Own What-If Death Battles, General Death Battle TN and Template Blog, Dick Dastardly (Scoob! Wile E. Coyote | Despite his cheating and unpleasant attitude, it is shown that the other racers care about Dick Dastardly, feeling that he's their friend and that racing isn't the same without his cheating attempts. Barkis Bittern | Usually a Man of Wealth and Taste, in Great Britain (*cough Evil Brit cough*), he was generally a Bad Baronet; in the U.S., he (and it is in fact always a he, as the mustache is an important part of the aesthetic) was often an Evil Banker who held the mortgage on the heroine's farm. Along with his dog partner and sidekick Muttley, he piloted the Mean Machine which was equipped with all sorts of traps and hazards that he used in his many attempts to cheat in the race. Two-Face |
Tom and Jerry Villains |
Dr. Charles Nichols |
Powers/Skills http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DastardlyWhiplash, Bah! Aguila | SabotageCheatingAnimal crueltyKidnappingAttempted world hegemonyAttempted murderHarassment Sometimes gives Muttley medals for saving and sometimes he doesn't. Max Eckhardt | To achieve this end he has to tie the heroine to the railroad tracks. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. Sylvester | Bane (Batman vs. TMNT) |
In his first appearance, Dastardly appears as one of the many racers in a cross-country rally and the main antagonist.
He was voiced by Paul Winchell. Arthur Fleck | It is also shown that the Dick Dastardly in the reboot is actually the son/descendant of the original Dick Dastardly.
Hotel Caretaker | one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain, go to great lengths to cheat at things he could easily win legitimately. Baraka | Dick Dastardly revealed his favorite food to be ice cream with pineapple pieces, and his least favorite foods are lemon pies and also whipped cream as it is so fattening. This trope is almost never played straight today. Kano | Witches (Grand High Witch, Susan Irvine, Nicola Cuttle, Pamela, Lois Leffour, Mildred, Elizabeth, Henrietta, Jacqueline & Beatrice) | Stan Beals | Full Name Agent Smith | Poison Ivy (Lego) |
Foiled again!
Pink Diamond | Mean Machine (customized car)Dirty Truckster (monster truck)A series of aircraftS.S. Just... Albeit he lacks a mustache and dresses in purple, Leopold Charles Anthony Weasleby the Third from, The achievement "Dastardly", which you get for hogtying a woman and placing her on the train tracks and afterwards watch the train running her over. Mayor Phlegmming |
Count Grisham | Dick DastardlyRichard DastardlyDickie (childhood nickname)Dastardly Spinel | He speaks largely in Antiquated Linguistics, preferring such expletives as "Curses! Tom | Several other episodes take place in different settings such as ancient Greece or a space opera, in which case Dastardly plays different villains such as an underworld god or Vader like Warlord.
Maudeline Everglot | Being an infamous card-carrying villain, Dick Dastardly is very devious, sly, pompous, villainous, manipulative, traitorous and arrogant so he enjoys causing problems of any kind and becomes furious when his plots end in failure. The Peculiar Purple Pie Man of Porcupine Peak. Cheswick | Thrax | Cheating.Scheming.Racing.Flying. Hobby Rodan | While his missions lend to moral ambiguity, the fact that he is implied to be, "Sir Strong Bad", Strong Bad's Old-Timey counterpart in, One of these appears on the "Good guys, bad guys, and explosions" part of the, The other, Max Von Nitrate appears when they watch a silent movie, and find out that Professor Utonium is the. Ann Laurent | John Wesley | Meowrice | Ferguson | Simon responds, "Not yet, but I was thinking of growing a big, black mustache. He was always up to no good in 'Wacky Races.' Sergeant Nagata | The look, however, is far from a Dead Horse Trope amongst the "bear" subculturenote they could be going for The Strongman look, though, which often sported a nice handlebar mustache as well. Joker | IT |
"So, you wanted to be a bride, my dear Jessica, did you? Cousin Mel | Riddler | Neon Gang | Adam Sutler | Penguins | Pokemon Villains | Principal Deedle | Spiders (Consuela & Tank) | Prudence Prufrock | Noah the Elder | In Real Life, even the Card Carrying Villains are more complex than this. In personality, he is a one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain of limited intelligence who comes up with (sometimes absurdly) elaborate schemes for the hero to foil kidnapping a helpless female and tying her up to either a railroad track or a Conveyor Belt o' Doom, in an attempt to coerce her into "marrying" him or relinquishing the deed to her property, is the old standard. Mouse King | Reboot Buzz Bronski | Kludd | Master Little |
The sheen of his tilted hat and of his shirt-front, the repeated twists he was giving to his mustache, and most of all the magnificence of his sneer, gave token that he was there only to be foiled.".
Thunder Karlsson and Bloom | In the Wacky Races, Dick Dastardly is a simple-minded cheater who attempted to win the race by cheating but failed and ended up last place. Decoy Queen |
David |
Wall Street Three | Mr. Mole | Claire Wyden | Grant Frost | Precursors | V | Howard Clifford |
Bah!
Talia al Ghul | Real Life examples? Artemisia | He is often attempts to win whatever competition he is in my any means necessary. ; Character Reflections. and the 2020 animated film SCOOB!. So ye shall be —, In 1940, the silent movie villain was caricatured in, Cactus Jack, Kirk Douglas' character in the 1979 Western spoof, Downplayed a bit, but General Grievous in, The Roger Delgado and Anthony Ainley incarnations of, The later incarnations of the Master largely avoid this, although all versions still have a tendency towards, Referenced in "War Stories": after Simon has planned and executed his first heist, Shepherd Book asks if he's got his next scheme lined up, referring to him jokingly as a "criminal mastermind". The Banana Splits (Fleegle, Drooper, Snorky & Bingo) | Mr. Chairman |
Marvin the Martian | Shang Tsung | Electric Gremlin | In his second major appearance as a villain and the main character, Dick and Muttley are joined by two new henchmen named Zilly and Klunk, piloting the planes of the Vulture Squadron.
Kralahome | On the other hand, the Stage Magician wears a very similar outfit but isn't necessarily a villain. Mrs. Toad | Butch Bowers | Akasha | Pegasus J. Crawford | Luna Ghost | Shao Kahn | Catwoman (Lego) | League of Assassins (Ra's al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT), Ubu (Batman vs. TMNT) & Talia al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT)) | Looney Tunes Villains | Clara Dalrymple | Arthur Slugworth | Alvin Marsh | Hunter | Poison Ivy | Capture Yankee-Doodle Pigeon.Beat Yogi's gang to the treasure (Yogi's Treasure Hunt).Capture Elroy Jetson and destroy him for not being famous in the next Hanna-Barbera Project (The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera).Convince Scooby-Doo to join him in his plot to open the gates of the Underworld to steal Alexander the Great's treasure and to reunite with Muttley, and stop the Mystery Inc. crew and their allies (SCOOB! Mojo Jojo | Ms. Fieldmouse | Freeze (Batman vs. TMNT) | Wacky Races E1a: See-Saw to Arkansas (TV, 14 September 1968) Gremlins Villains | The LEGO Movie Villains | Penny Fleck's Boyfriend |
Original The General is a character in Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines. Sugar | ", and "Drrrat!" Although incompetent in his own personal right, he remains persistent in his attempts to spread his villainy. Foot Clan | Karl | Berkeley Beetle |
", Uncle Deadly filled this role in the Melodrama sketches of, The Coasters' song "Along Came Jones" (written by, Through only two depictions that might represent, While you can't see what he looks like on the radio, Mr. Gently Benevolent of, In 1947, Pearl White's life was romanticized in, Billy DeWolfe would later voice the evil Prof. Hinkle in the, The silent movie stereotype derives partly from seducer figures in Victorian melodrama; Alec, from. ", "Blast! A Jewish-Yiddish version of Old Maid features a gender-inverted, sinister version of the Old Maid: Nemesis Sinestro certainly looks the part. The iconic 'stache was sported by the villainous Herr Doktor Count Baron Napoleon von Strudel (, In a black-and-white silent movie style flashback in, Professor Fate, Jack Lemmon's character in, Tod Slaughter, in nearly all his roles, played this character seriously — or, at least, as seriously as one can. Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal Villains | Lorraine Massey | Muscle Man |
How to Create Your Own What-If Death Battles, General Death Battle TN and Template Blog, Dick Dastardly (Scoob! Wile E. Coyote | Despite his cheating and unpleasant attitude, it is shown that the other racers care about Dick Dastardly, feeling that he's their friend and that racing isn't the same without his cheating attempts. Barkis Bittern | Usually a Man of Wealth and Taste, in Great Britain (*cough Evil Brit cough*), he was generally a Bad Baronet; in the U.S., he (and it is in fact always a he, as the mustache is an important part of the aesthetic) was often an Evil Banker who held the mortgage on the heroine's farm. Along with his dog partner and sidekick Muttley, he piloted the Mean Machine which was equipped with all sorts of traps and hazards that he used in his many attempts to cheat in the race. Two-Face |
Tom and Jerry Villains |
Dr. Charles Nichols |
Powers/Skills http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DastardlyWhiplash, Bah! Aguila | SabotageCheatingAnimal crueltyKidnappingAttempted world hegemonyAttempted murderHarassment Sometimes gives Muttley medals for saving and sometimes he doesn't. Max Eckhardt | To achieve this end he has to tie the heroine to the railroad tracks. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. Sylvester | Bane (Batman vs. TMNT) |
In his first appearance, Dastardly appears as one of the many racers in a cross-country rally and the main antagonist.
He was voiced by Paul Winchell. Arthur Fleck | It is also shown that the Dick Dastardly in the reboot is actually the son/descendant of the original Dick Dastardly.
Hotel Caretaker | one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain, go to great lengths to cheat at things he could easily win legitimately. Baraka | Dick Dastardly revealed his favorite food to be ice cream with pineapple pieces, and his least favorite foods are lemon pies and also whipped cream as it is so fattening. This trope is almost never played straight today. Kano | Witches (Grand High Witch, Susan Irvine, Nicola Cuttle, Pamela, Lois Leffour, Mildred, Elizabeth, Henrietta, Jacqueline & Beatrice) | Stan Beals | Full Name Agent Smith | Poison Ivy (Lego) |
Foiled again!
Pink Diamond | Mean Machine (customized car)Dirty Truckster (monster truck)A series of aircraftS.S. Just... Albeit he lacks a mustache and dresses in purple, Leopold Charles Anthony Weasleby the Third from, The achievement "Dastardly", which you get for hogtying a woman and placing her on the train tracks and afterwards watch the train running her over. Mayor Phlegmming |
Count Grisham | Dick DastardlyRichard DastardlyDickie (childhood nickname)Dastardly Spinel | He speaks largely in Antiquated Linguistics, preferring such expletives as "Curses! Tom | Several other episodes take place in different settings such as ancient Greece or a space opera, in which case Dastardly plays different villains such as an underworld god or Vader like Warlord.
Maudeline Everglot | Being an infamous card-carrying villain, Dick Dastardly is very devious, sly, pompous, villainous, manipulative, traitorous and arrogant so he enjoys causing problems of any kind and becomes furious when his plots end in failure. The Peculiar Purple Pie Man of Porcupine Peak. Cheswick | Thrax | Cheating.Scheming.Racing.Flying. Hobby Rodan | While his missions lend to moral ambiguity, the fact that he is implied to be, "Sir Strong Bad", Strong Bad's Old-Timey counterpart in, One of these appears on the "Good guys, bad guys, and explosions" part of the, The other, Max Von Nitrate appears when they watch a silent movie, and find out that Professor Utonium is the. Ann Laurent | John Wesley | Meowrice | Ferguson | Simon responds, "Not yet, but I was thinking of growing a big, black mustache. He was always up to no good in 'Wacky Races.' Sergeant Nagata | The look, however, is far from a Dead Horse Trope amongst the "bear" subculturenote they could be going for The Strongman look, though, which often sported a nice handlebar mustache as well. Joker | IT |
"So, you wanted to be a bride, my dear Jessica, did you? Cousin Mel | Riddler | Neon Gang | Adam Sutler | Penguins | Pokemon Villains | Principal Deedle | Spiders (Consuela & Tank) | Prudence Prufrock | Noah the Elder | In Real Life, even the Card Carrying Villains are more complex than this. In personality, he is a one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain of limited intelligence who comes up with (sometimes absurdly) elaborate schemes for the hero to foil kidnapping a helpless female and tying her up to either a railroad track or a Conveyor Belt o' Doom, in an attempt to coerce her into "marrying" him or relinquishing the deed to her property, is the old standard. Mouse King | Reboot Buzz Bronski | Kludd | Master Little |
The sheen of his tilted hat and of his shirt-front, the repeated twists he was giving to his mustache, and most of all the magnificence of his sneer, gave token that he was there only to be foiled.".
Thunder Karlsson and Bloom | In the Wacky Races, Dick Dastardly is a simple-minded cheater who attempted to win the race by cheating but failed and ended up last place. Decoy Queen |
David |
Wall Street Three | Mr. Mole | Claire Wyden | Grant Frost | Precursors | V | Howard Clifford |
Bah!
Talia al Ghul | Real Life examples? Artemisia | He is often attempts to win whatever competition he is in my any means necessary. ; Character Reflections. and the 2020 animated film SCOOB!. So ye shall be —, In 1940, the silent movie villain was caricatured in, Cactus Jack, Kirk Douglas' character in the 1979 Western spoof, Downplayed a bit, but General Grievous in, The Roger Delgado and Anthony Ainley incarnations of, The later incarnations of the Master largely avoid this, although all versions still have a tendency towards, Referenced in "War Stories": after Simon has planned and executed his first heist, Shepherd Book asks if he's got his next scheme lined up, referring to him jokingly as a "criminal mastermind". The Banana Splits (Fleegle, Drooper, Snorky & Bingo) | Mr. Chairman |
Marvin the Martian | Shang Tsung | Electric Gremlin | In his second major appearance as a villain and the main character, Dick and Muttley are joined by two new henchmen named Zilly and Klunk, piloting the planes of the Vulture Squadron.
Kralahome | On the other hand, the Stage Magician wears a very similar outfit but isn't necessarily a villain. Mrs. Toad | Butch Bowers | Akasha | Pegasus J. Crawford | Luna Ghost | Shao Kahn | Catwoman (Lego) | League of Assassins (Ra's al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT), Ubu (Batman vs. TMNT) & Talia al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT)) | Looney Tunes Villains | Clara Dalrymple | Arthur Slugworth | Alvin Marsh | Hunter | Poison Ivy | Capture Yankee-Doodle Pigeon.Beat Yogi's gang to the treasure (Yogi's Treasure Hunt).Capture Elroy Jetson and destroy him for not being famous in the next Hanna-Barbera Project (The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera).Convince Scooby-Doo to join him in his plot to open the gates of the Underworld to steal Alexander the Great's treasure and to reunite with Muttley, and stop the Mystery Inc. crew and their allies (SCOOB! Mojo Jojo | Ms. Fieldmouse | Freeze (Batman vs. TMNT) | Wacky Races E1a: See-Saw to Arkansas (TV, 14 September 1968) Gremlins Villains | The LEGO Movie Villains | Penny Fleck's Boyfriend |
Original The General is a character in Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines. Sugar | ", and "Drrrat!" Although incompetent in his own personal right, he remains persistent in his attempts to spread his villainy. Foot Clan | Karl | Berkeley Beetle |
", Uncle Deadly filled this role in the Melodrama sketches of, The Coasters' song "Along Came Jones" (written by, Through only two depictions that might represent, While you can't see what he looks like on the radio, Mr. Gently Benevolent of, In 1947, Pearl White's life was romanticized in, Billy DeWolfe would later voice the evil Prof. Hinkle in the, The silent movie stereotype derives partly from seducer figures in Victorian melodrama; Alec, from. ", "Blast! A Jewish-Yiddish version of Old Maid features a gender-inverted, sinister version of the Old Maid: Nemesis Sinestro certainly looks the part. The iconic 'stache was sported by the villainous Herr Doktor Count Baron Napoleon von Strudel (, In a black-and-white silent movie style flashback in, Professor Fate, Jack Lemmon's character in, Tod Slaughter, in nearly all his roles, played this character seriously — or, at least, as seriously as one can. Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal Villains | Lorraine Massey | Muscle Man |
How to Create Your Own What-If Death Battles, General Death Battle TN and Template Blog, Dick Dastardly (Scoob! Wile E. Coyote | Despite his cheating and unpleasant attitude, it is shown that the other racers care about Dick Dastardly, feeling that he's their friend and that racing isn't the same without his cheating attempts. Barkis Bittern | Usually a Man of Wealth and Taste, in Great Britain (*cough Evil Brit cough*), he was generally a Bad Baronet; in the U.S., he (and it is in fact always a he, as the mustache is an important part of the aesthetic) was often an Evil Banker who held the mortgage on the heroine's farm. Along with his dog partner and sidekick Muttley, he piloted the Mean Machine which was equipped with all sorts of traps and hazards that he used in his many attempts to cheat in the race. Two-Face |
Tom and Jerry Villains |
Dr. Charles Nichols |
Powers/Skills http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DastardlyWhiplash, Bah! Aguila | SabotageCheatingAnimal crueltyKidnappingAttempted world hegemonyAttempted murderHarassment Sometimes gives Muttley medals for saving and sometimes he doesn't. Max Eckhardt | To achieve this end he has to tie the heroine to the railroad tracks. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. Sylvester | Bane (Batman vs. TMNT) |
In his first appearance, Dastardly appears as one of the many racers in a cross-country rally and the main antagonist.
He was voiced by Paul Winchell. Arthur Fleck | It is also shown that the Dick Dastardly in the reboot is actually the son/descendant of the original Dick Dastardly.
He often turns out to be a Harmless Villain, despite his menacing appearance. The Repulsive Ringmaster often shares characteristics with this trope, such as the top hat and mustache. Ebenezer Scrooge Puppet | Two-Face (Batman vs. TMNT) | Balloon Man (Teen Titans Go!) Siegfried | Zodiac Killer | ... Snidely Whiplash, Boris Badenov, Natasha Fatale, Lord Licorice, and the Peculiar Purple Pieman, he is considered to be on the "lower scale of villainy".
Hotel Caretaker | one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain, go to great lengths to cheat at things he could easily win legitimately. Baraka | Dick Dastardly revealed his favorite food to be ice cream with pineapple pieces, and his least favorite foods are lemon pies and also whipped cream as it is so fattening. This trope is almost never played straight today. Kano | Witches (Grand High Witch, Susan Irvine, Nicola Cuttle, Pamela, Lois Leffour, Mildred, Elizabeth, Henrietta, Jacqueline & Beatrice) | Stan Beals | Full Name Agent Smith | Poison Ivy (Lego) |
Foiled again!
Pink Diamond | Mean Machine (customized car)Dirty Truckster (monster truck)A series of aircraftS.S. Just... Albeit he lacks a mustache and dresses in purple, Leopold Charles Anthony Weasleby the Third from, The achievement "Dastardly", which you get for hogtying a woman and placing her on the train tracks and afterwards watch the train running her over. Mayor Phlegmming |
Count Grisham | Dick DastardlyRichard DastardlyDickie (childhood nickname)Dastardly Spinel | He speaks largely in Antiquated Linguistics, preferring such expletives as "Curses! Tom | Several other episodes take place in different settings such as ancient Greece or a space opera, in which case Dastardly plays different villains such as an underworld god or Vader like Warlord.
Maudeline Everglot | Being an infamous card-carrying villain, Dick Dastardly is very devious, sly, pompous, villainous, manipulative, traitorous and arrogant so he enjoys causing problems of any kind and becomes furious when his plots end in failure. The Peculiar Purple Pie Man of Porcupine Peak. Cheswick | Thrax | Cheating.Scheming.Racing.Flying. Hobby Rodan | While his missions lend to moral ambiguity, the fact that he is implied to be, "Sir Strong Bad", Strong Bad's Old-Timey counterpart in, One of these appears on the "Good guys, bad guys, and explosions" part of the, The other, Max Von Nitrate appears when they watch a silent movie, and find out that Professor Utonium is the. Ann Laurent | John Wesley | Meowrice | Ferguson | Simon responds, "Not yet, but I was thinking of growing a big, black mustache. He was always up to no good in 'Wacky Races.' Sergeant Nagata | The look, however, is far from a Dead Horse Trope amongst the "bear" subculturenote they could be going for The Strongman look, though, which often sported a nice handlebar mustache as well. Joker | IT |
"So, you wanted to be a bride, my dear Jessica, did you? Cousin Mel | Riddler | Neon Gang | Adam Sutler | Penguins | Pokemon Villains | Principal Deedle | Spiders (Consuela & Tank) | Prudence Prufrock | Noah the Elder | In Real Life, even the Card Carrying Villains are more complex than this. In personality, he is a one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain of limited intelligence who comes up with (sometimes absurdly) elaborate schemes for the hero to foil kidnapping a helpless female and tying her up to either a railroad track or a Conveyor Belt o' Doom, in an attempt to coerce her into "marrying" him or relinquishing the deed to her property, is the old standard. Mouse King | Reboot Buzz Bronski | Kludd | Master Little |
The sheen of his tilted hat and of his shirt-front, the repeated twists he was giving to his mustache, and most of all the magnificence of his sneer, gave token that he was there only to be foiled.".
Thunder Karlsson and Bloom | In the Wacky Races, Dick Dastardly is a simple-minded cheater who attempted to win the race by cheating but failed and ended up last place. Decoy Queen |
David |
Wall Street Three | Mr. Mole | Claire Wyden | Grant Frost | Precursors | V | Howard Clifford |
Bah!
Talia al Ghul | Real Life examples? Artemisia | He is often attempts to win whatever competition he is in my any means necessary. ; Character Reflections. and the 2020 animated film SCOOB!. So ye shall be —, In 1940, the silent movie villain was caricatured in, Cactus Jack, Kirk Douglas' character in the 1979 Western spoof, Downplayed a bit, but General Grievous in, The Roger Delgado and Anthony Ainley incarnations of, The later incarnations of the Master largely avoid this, although all versions still have a tendency towards, Referenced in "War Stories": after Simon has planned and executed his first heist, Shepherd Book asks if he's got his next scheme lined up, referring to him jokingly as a "criminal mastermind". The Banana Splits (Fleegle, Drooper, Snorky & Bingo) | Mr. Chairman |
Marvin the Martian | Shang Tsung | Electric Gremlin | In his second major appearance as a villain and the main character, Dick and Muttley are joined by two new henchmen named Zilly and Klunk, piloting the planes of the Vulture Squadron.
Kralahome | On the other hand, the Stage Magician wears a very similar outfit but isn't necessarily a villain. Mrs. Toad | Butch Bowers | Akasha | Pegasus J. Crawford | Luna Ghost | Shao Kahn | Catwoman (Lego) | League of Assassins (Ra's al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT), Ubu (Batman vs. TMNT) & Talia al Ghul (Batman vs. TMNT)) | Looney Tunes Villains | Clara Dalrymple | Arthur Slugworth | Alvin Marsh | Hunter | Poison Ivy | Capture Yankee-Doodle Pigeon.Beat Yogi's gang to the treasure (Yogi's Treasure Hunt).Capture Elroy Jetson and destroy him for not being famous in the next Hanna-Barbera Project (The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera).Convince Scooby-Doo to join him in his plot to open the gates of the Underworld to steal Alexander the Great's treasure and to reunite with Muttley, and stop the Mystery Inc. crew and their allies (SCOOB! Mojo Jojo | Ms. Fieldmouse | Freeze (Batman vs. TMNT) | Wacky Races E1a: See-Saw to Arkansas (TV, 14 September 1968) Gremlins Villains | The LEGO Movie Villains | Penny Fleck's Boyfriend |
Original The General is a character in Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines. Sugar | ", and "Drrrat!" Although incompetent in his own personal right, he remains persistent in his attempts to spread his villainy. Foot Clan | Karl | Berkeley Beetle |
", Uncle Deadly filled this role in the Melodrama sketches of, The Coasters' song "Along Came Jones" (written by, Through only two depictions that might represent, While you can't see what he looks like on the radio, Mr. Gently Benevolent of, In 1947, Pearl White's life was romanticized in, Billy DeWolfe would later voice the evil Prof. Hinkle in the, The silent movie stereotype derives partly from seducer figures in Victorian melodrama; Alec, from. ", "Blast! A Jewish-Yiddish version of Old Maid features a gender-inverted, sinister version of the Old Maid: Nemesis Sinestro certainly looks the part. The iconic 'stache was sported by the villainous Herr Doktor Count Baron Napoleon von Strudel (, In a black-and-white silent movie style flashback in, Professor Fate, Jack Lemmon's character in, Tod Slaughter, in nearly all his roles, played this character seriously — or, at least, as seriously as one can. Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal Villains | Lorraine Massey | Muscle Man |
How to Create Your Own What-If Death Battles, General Death Battle TN and Template Blog, Dick Dastardly (Scoob! Wile E. Coyote | Despite his cheating and unpleasant attitude, it is shown that the other racers care about Dick Dastardly, feeling that he's their friend and that racing isn't the same without his cheating attempts. Barkis Bittern | Usually a Man of Wealth and Taste, in Great Britain (*cough Evil Brit cough*), he was generally a Bad Baronet; in the U.S., he (and it is in fact always a he, as the mustache is an important part of the aesthetic) was often an Evil Banker who held the mortgage on the heroine's farm. Along with his dog partner and sidekick Muttley, he piloted the Mean Machine which was equipped with all sorts of traps and hazards that he used in his many attempts to cheat in the race. Two-Face |
Tom and Jerry Villains |
Dr. Charles Nichols |
Powers/Skills http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DastardlyWhiplash, Bah! Aguila | SabotageCheatingAnimal crueltyKidnappingAttempted world hegemonyAttempted murderHarassment Sometimes gives Muttley medals for saving and sometimes he doesn't. Max Eckhardt | To achieve this end he has to tie the heroine to the railroad tracks. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. Sylvester | Bane (Batman vs. TMNT) |
In his first appearance, Dastardly appears as one of the many racers in a cross-country rally and the main antagonist.
He was voiced by Paul Winchell. Arthur Fleck | It is also shown that the Dick Dastardly in the reboot is actually the son/descendant of the original Dick Dastardly.
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