Nickelodeon Cartoon Sheldon J. Plankton's Villains

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A villain is a character with evil intentions. Villains are selfish and care for only themselves. In the Nickelodeon cartoon Sheldon J. Plankton plays the villain that never seems to get away with it. Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz is a fictional character from the tv show Phineas and Ferb. His daily inventions are destroyed by a platypus. Zim from the animated series Invader Zim seeks to infiltrate earth. These three characters play the villains in their cartoon. Plankton is owner of the Chum Bucket. Across the street is the Krusty Krab owned by his much more successful arch enemy Mr. Krabs. The Krusty Krab is home of the krabby patty, Bikini Bottoms’ delicacy. Plankton is set out to steal the krabby patty secret formula. Evil is characterized by “exhausting every evil plan in my filing cabinet” (Sheldon ep.17 season 8). With this formula Plankton plans to make his own krabby patties. Plankton determines to own the best restaurant in the Bikini Bottom. The Krusty Krabs’ most loyal employee is Spongebob. Plankton takes advantage of Spongebob not being the brightest Sponge. Occasionally he tries to deceive him for the formula. Plankton does not care for others. In the end his mastermind ideas always …show more content…

Heinz Doofenshmirtz is head of Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated. Every episode he creates a new invention to dominate the Tri-State area. Only to have his nemesis Perry the platypus stop him. Perry the platypus is a pet platypus. On his part time he is an agent for the O.W.C.A. His mission is to foil Dr. Doofenshmirtz's plans. Doofenshmirtz states that just because he is evil does not mean all he does is evil (episode 8 season 3). Heinz is a father to his 15 year old daughter Vanessa. As a child Doofenshmirtz did not have parents to care for him. This caused him to grow up with hatred. Luckily Doofenshmirtz never does get away with his plans. Doofenshmirtz does not think of the destruction his inventions could cause. He does not care for the citizens of the Tri-State

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