Professional Info
Profession(s):
	Mad Scientist
Affiliation(s):
	No Known Affiliations
Relationships
Relative(s):
	Mrs. Lipsky (mother) Eddie Lipsky (cousin)
Friend(s):
	James Possible (Former) Ramesh (Former) Bob Chen (Former)
Love Interest(s):
	DNAmy (unrequited)
Pet(s):
	Commodore Puddles
Nemesis:
	Kim Possible Ron Stoppable Rufus Professor Dementor
Behind the Scenes
First Appearance:
	"Tick-Tick-Tick"
Voiced by:
	John Dimaggo

Dr. Drakken, a.k.a. Drew Theodore P. Lipsky, was considered by Kim Possible as her arch-nemesis. His primary goal was absolute world domination, and he was his schemes she thwarted the most.

Contents 1 Appearance 2 Personality 3 Biography 3.1 Backstory 3.2 Season 1 3.3 Season 2 3.4 Season 3 3.5 Season 4 4 Abilities 4.1 Intelligence 4.2 Piloting 4.3 SCUBA 4.4 Computers 4.5 Plant Powers 5 Equipment 5.1 Lairs 5.2 Inventions 6 Relationships 6.1 Family 6.2 Allies 6.3 Employees 6.4 Nemesis 6.5 Rivals 6.6 Pets 7 Alternate Versions 8 Quotes 9 Gallery 10 Trivia 11 Behind the Scenes 11.1 Voiced By 11.2 Episode Appearances 11.3 Non-Canon Appearances 12 References

AppearanceEdit

Drakken is of average height and build with light-blue skin, long black 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] 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.^[2]

When his skin turned to a natural color, Evil Ron's became blue, but as soon as Ron was restored to Good again both were immediately returned to their usual skin colorations.

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.

PersonalityEdit

Drakken was a self-categorized "evil megalomaniac" who was 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 remindeds him how Professor Dementor enjoyed a more impressive reputation as a villainous mad scientist.

He had a very threatening bearing 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 temper and wrath, often quailing from the prospects of upsetting her. When confronted with a serious and angry 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 the world. It is unknown if they ever returned to a life of evil.

BiographyEdit

BackstoryEdit

Drakken attended university with Kim's father, as well as Bob Chen and Ramesh, but left sometime after he was laughed at by the three when exhibiting for them the Bebe prototype. Apparently after leaving school he embarked upon the beginning of his life of crime.

During a dream somehow shared by Kim and Ron, 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.

Season 1Edit

Season 2Edit

Season 3Edit

Season 4Edit

During Drakken's incarceration after the "Diablos", 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'.

AbilitiesEdit

IntelligenceEdit

Drakken is a brilliant, yet often bumbling, scientist who was capable of creating marvelous devices and inventions. However those which Team Possible does not destroy have a tendency to fail on their own or be otherwise obliterated by a glitch in one of his faulty and le4ss than fully thought out plans.

Despite his ability to innovate all on his own, Drakken had no qualms about stealing other people's scientific discoveries to use for evil^[3], referring to it as "outsourcing"^[4].

PilotingEdit

Earlier in his career Drakken demonstrated a surprising lack at piloting his own hovercraft, being incapable of properly operating it even when faced with threat of his own exploding nano-tick.^[3]

SCUBAEdit

He has been seen SCUBA diving.

ComputersEdit

In "Mother's Day" he hacks a computer lock.

Plant PowersEdit

In Graduation, Part 1 Drakken accidentally mutates himself, causing him to grow yellow pedals around his neck and grow a plant vine. 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 allowed to defeat the alien war machines, thus saving the world.

EquipmentEdit

LairsEdit

• Drakken's Caribbean Lair^[3]
• Drakken's Time Share Lair (shared with Professor Dementor)^[5]
• International Continental University^[6]

InventionsEdit

• Nanoexplosive (used in the nano tick bomb)^[3]
• Gravatomic ray^[3]
• Bebe robots^[7]
• Brain switch machine^[5]
• Bonnie Rockwaller and Team Possible clones^[8]
• Destructobot manufacturing facility ("twisted" from station wagon manufacturing facility)^[9]
• Brain Sifter^[9]
• Mind Drill^[9]
• Cranial Drain^[9]
• Juvenator^[10]
• Silly hats^[11]
• Brain-tap machine^[12]
• Syntho-drones^[12]
• The Doomvee (collaboration with Motor Ed and Ms. Renton)^[13]
• Hypertronic Devastator Drone^[14]
• Dr. D's Brainwashing Shampoo and Cranium Rinse^[14]
• The Inter-continental Electro-magnetisizer^[6]

RelationshipsEdit

FamilyEdit

Drakken's mother has appeared a few times. Drakken keeps her in the dark about his true activities, allowing her to believe that he's a radio talk show host. His only other known relative is his cousin Eddie Lipsky, a.k.a. Motor Ed. In the episode Rewriting History, his great-great-grandfather is revealed to be a man named Bartholomew Lipsky, who - like Drakken - was a villain; however, that episode proves to have been a dream, so it is unknown whether Bartholomew Lipsky was a real person or simply a figment of the imagination.

AlliesEdit

Shego is his sidekick most of the time. He has also worked temporarily with his creations, The Bebes; Duff Killigan; DNAmy, with whom he was briefly infatuated; his cousin Motor Ed; and the evil temp Hank Perkins.

EmployeesEdit

He employed a staff of henchmen as general-purpose minions and lackeys. Initially competent and well-toned, over time as a whole they became 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 consistently failed, and he did not actually pay them. 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.^[15]

NemesisEdit

Obviously, Kim Possible is Drakken's primary nemesis, routinely putting a stop to his plans and frequently capturing him and sending him to jail. Drakken also holds a longstanding but unconnected grudge against Kim's father, Dr. James Possible, for laughing at him in college. Upon learning the two were related, Drakken's loathing of them only increased.^[7] This was 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, they each insisted on talking back to him and treating him as if he were a non-threat, which never failed to irritate him.^[11]

He's also none too fond of Ron Stoppable, often forgetting his name. Whether this is because he really can't remember it or whether it's simply an act to annoy Ron is debatable. At the end of So the Drama, he recalls it under stress. In Overdue he admits he simply doesn't care enough to remember Ron's name.

This could also be retribution, set out to annoy Ron, because within seconds of telling his name of Dr. Drakken to Kim and Ron in Tick-Tick-Tick, after meeting them for the very first time, he heard this response from Team Possible:

Kim: You have something that doesn't belong to you, Dr. (paused) uh. What was it again?

Ron: Dr. ... He said it was duh, uh, duh, ... something.

RivalsEdit

Professor Dementor is his other arch-nemesis, as he is the more successful evil scientist at well as the one that more people have heard of, inducing great envy and hatred in Drakken. This causes the two to feud openly.

He was on bad terms with Frugal Lucre for some months. While the two of them were in prison together between the events of So the Drama and Mad Dogs and Aliens, Lucre's incessant yammering got on Drakken's nerves; if anything, Lucre's hero-worship of Drakken made him even more irritating.

PetsEdit

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.

Alternate VersionsEdit

• Sitch in Time version of Drakken.

QuotesEdit

• "Kim Possible, you think you're all that, but you're not."
• "Shego!"

GalleryEdit

TriviaEdit

• Drakken appears in more episodes than any other villain, just one time more than Shego because of a single episode where he appears and she doesn't, Proving he is Kim's arch-nemesis.
• He has the last ever line in the series: "It was a Tuesday."
• Dr. Doofenshmirtz, the fictional supervillain from the Disney Channel animated series Phineas and Ferb (which aired only a couple of years after Kim Possible finalied), was based off of Dr. Drakken.

Behind the ScenesEdit

Voiced ByEdit

Drakken is voiced by John DiMaggio who is famous for voicing the robot, Bender, in the animated sci-fi sitcom Futurama.

Episode AppearancesEdit

Production number	Broadcast number	Episode
101	6	Bueno Nacho
102	4	Tick-Tick-Tick

Non-Canon AppearancesEdit

• Lilo & Stitch Episode [citation needed]
• Games {{Cn}

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ Graduation, Part 2
2. ↑ Bad Boy
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4} Tick-Tick-Tick
4. ↑ Emotion Sickness
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1} Mind Games
6. ↑ ^{6.0 6.1} Clothes Minded
7. ↑ ^{7.0 7.1} Attack of the Killer Bebes
8. ↑ Kimitation Nation
9. ↑ ^{9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3} Car Trouble
10. ↑ A Sitch in Time
11. ↑ ^{11.0 11.1} Showdown at the Crooked D
12. ↑ ^{12.0 12.1} So the Drama
13. ↑ Steal Wheels
14. ↑ ^{14.0 14.1} Rappin' Drakken
15. ↑ Odds Man In