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A scientific genius, the "father of modern bionics" and the man who gave Inspector Gadget all his gadgets. Initially only appeared in a single episode, but returned in the second season for a few more episodes to assist Penny and Gadget.
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* AlliterativeName: '''B'''renda '''B'''radford.
* CanonForeigner: She was created specifically for the 1999 film.
* ChubbyChaser: Brenda implies that she was one: she tells Scolex that "she liked him better fat."
* GadgeteerGenius: Brenda and her father who worked together to create the technology for creating Inspector Gadget.
* SequelNonEntity: She is nowhere to be seen in the second film, nor is she even mentioned. According to an early animatic, the opening scene was supposed to mention Brenda, specifically how she and Gadget parted ways.
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* EinsteinHair: He looks like a stereotypical MadScientist down to the hair.
* KidnappedScientist: Dr Claw kidnaps him to force him to build an army of killer robots for MAD. This backfires for Dr Claw as Slickstein is to kindly and ditzy to do the
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* OmnidisciplinaryScientist: In his first appearance he's said to be
* ReedRichardsIsUseless: When kidnapped and ordered to build killer robots for Dr Claw, he builds them to look like Gadget and programs them with his own personality, making them act like doddering old men and thus useless. While this could have been deliberate sabotage on his part, his puzzled reaction to Dr Claw's outrage indicates he really thinks there is nothing wrong with them.
* ScienceHero: He wants his creations to be used only for good and is disgustded by Dr Claw's plan to use them for world domination. He also assists Gadget and Penny with his inventions in the second
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[[folder:Gadget Model 2]]
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* AlliterativeName: '''B'''renda '''B'''radford.
* CanonForeigner: She was created specifically for the 1999 film.
* ChubbyChaser: Brenda implies that she was one: she tells Scolex that "she liked him better fat."
* GadgeteerGenius: Brenda and her father who worked together to create the technology for creating Inspector Gadget.
* SequelNonEntity: She is nowhere to be seen in the second film, nor is she even mentioned. According to an early animatic, the opening scene was supposed to mention Brenda, specifically how she and Gadget parted ways.
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* TrueBlueFemininity: Her police uniform is blue.
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* DamselInDistress: She is often captured and tied up by Claw's henchmen.
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* DamselInDistress: She is often captured and tied up by Claw's henchmen. However, she has a roughly 50% chance of getting ''herself'' out of the distress.
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* BeleagueredAssistant: Occasionally averted when Gadget actually ''saves'' Brain. This usually happens when Gadget thinks he's a MAD agent and is trying to capture him, and ends up grabbing Brain right before he'd fall to his death.
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* BeleagueredAssistant: Occasionally averted when Gadget actually ''saves'' Brain. This usually Zigzagged. Sometimes he's the one who gets injured while he's saving Gadget. Other times he's clear of whatever happens with the M.A.D. agents taking the fall instead. A few rare occasions have SwappedRoles where Gadget is the one saving him, often when Gadget thinks he's a MAD M.A.D. agent and is trying to capture him, and ends up grabbing Brain right before he'd flee, but he's really about to fall to his death.off a cliff or a waterfall.
* CatharticExhalation: He sometimes wipes his forehead and sighs in relief when he saves Gadget or vice versa.
* ChangingClothesIsAFreeAction: He can disguise himself almost instantly when he needs to follow Gadget.
* ChangingClothesIsAFreeAction: He can disguise himself almost instantly when he needs to follow Gadget.
* HyperspaceArsenal: He somehow manages to carry around clothes and props for all kinds of disguises.
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* MeaningfulName: Brain is a complete subversion of the DogsAreDumb trope.
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* MasterOfDisguise: He not only fools Gadget (which isn't that hard) but almost everyone else around him except Penny.
* MeaningfulName: Brain is a complete subversion of the DogsAreDumbtrope.trope, with his English name alluding to his intelligence. His French name of "Finaud" alludes to him hiding his smarts and resourcefulness behind his seeming like an ordinary dog.
* MeaningfulName: Brain is a complete subversion of the DogsAreDumb
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Entry doesn't explain how he fits Hate Sink, as it's just a rundown of his crimes. Nevermind how Claw himself is too entertaining for this, even disregarding the second movie.
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* HateSink: In the [[Film/InspectorGadget1999 1999 film]], "Dr. Claw", real name Dr. Sanford Scolex, is an undeniable SmugSnake who in order to get ahead on utilizing living AI, murders scientist Dr. Artemus Bradford to steal his tech and then [[CreateYourOwnHero blows up lowly security guard John Brown]]—the future "Inspector Gadget"—in his car too—an action which cost Scolex his left hand. Now known as Claw, he also tries to romance Bradford's scientist daughter Brenda while trying to dispose of Gadget in order to replace him with [=RoboGadget=] who commits crimes all across Riverton in order to ruin John's good name. While kidnapping Brenda, Scolex then maniacally tries to kill John who's trying to save her and then when caught, angrily [[WeWillMeetAgain swears that he'll get him next time]]. Contrast with [[Film/InspectorGadget2 the sequel]] though where Claw not only TookALevelInBadass, but became far-more of a focused, suave and competent antagonist too.
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/FrankWelker (original series), Creator/LeeTockar (''Inspector Gadget's Last Case'', ''Inspector Gadget's Biggest Caper Ever''), Creator/MauriceLaMarche (''Gadget and the Gadgetinis''), Christian Pelissier (French voice), [[RemakeCameo Don Adams]] (1999 movie), Creator/JeffBennett (''Inspector Gadget 2'')
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/FrankWelker (original series), Creator/LeeTockar (''Inspector Gadget's Last Case'', ''Inspector Gadget's Biggest Caper Ever''), Creator/MauriceLaMarche (''Gadget and the Gadgetinis''), Christian Pelissier Creator/ChristianPelissier (French voice), [[RemakeCameo Don Adams]] (1999 movie), Creator/JeffBennett (''Inspector Gadget 2'')
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* MeaningfulName: Subverted in the sense that he clearly does not have a claw, but metallic gloves instead. PlayedStraight in the movies, however, as he has an actual robotic claw in place of his left hand.
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* MeaningfulName: Subverted in the sense that he clearly does not have a claw, but metallic gloves instead.instead (the "Claw" moniker is likely related to his cat motif). PlayedStraight in the movies, however, as he has an actual robotic claw in place of his left hand.
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* DumbassHasAPoint: He insists that there's no such thing as ghosts, despite Brain's and even Penny's fears. He's always proven right.
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* HeroicDog: He always stays close to Gadget to keep him safe during his missions.
* HyperCompetentSidekick: To Penny.
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* GrinOfAudacity: He sometimes smirks at the camera whenever he not only saves Gadget but causes the MAD agents to be injured by their own traps.
* HeroicDog: He always stays close to Gadget to keep him safe during hismissions.
missions. His French theme song even describes how he's always the one who saves Gadget.
* HyperCompetentSidekick: ToPenny.Penny, and of course to Gadget.
* HeroicDog: He always stays close to Gadget to keep him safe during his
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* HateSink: In the [[Film/InspectorGadget1999 1999 film]], "Dr. Claw", real name Dr. Sanford Scolex, is an undeniable SmugSnake who in order to get ahead on utilizing living AI, murders scientist Dr. Artemus Bradford to steal his tech and then blows up lowly security guard John Brown—the future Inspector Gadget—in his car too—an action which cost Scolex his left hand. Now known as Claw, he also tries to romance Bradford's scientist daughter Brenda while also trying to dispose of Gadget in order to replace him with [=RoboGadget=] who commits crimes in order to ruin John's good name. While kidnapping Brenda, Scolex then maniacally tries to kill John who's trying to save her and then when caught, angrily swears that he'll get him next time. Contrast with [[Film/InspectorGadget2 the sequel]] though where Claw not only TookALevelInBadass, but became far-more of a focused, suave and competent antagonist too.
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* HateSink: In the [[Film/InspectorGadget1999 1999 film]], "Dr. Claw", real name Dr. Sanford Scolex, is an undeniable SmugSnake who in order to get ahead on utilizing living AI, murders scientist Dr. Artemus Bradford to steal his tech and then [[CreateYourOwnHero blows up lowly security guard John Brown—the Brown]]—the future Inspector Gadget—in "Inspector Gadget"—in his car too—an action which cost Scolex his left hand. Now known as Claw, he also tries to romance Bradford's scientist daughter Brenda while also trying to dispose of Gadget in order to replace him with [=RoboGadget=] who commits crimes all across Riverton in order to ruin John's good name. While kidnapping Brenda, Scolex then maniacally tries to kill John who's trying to save her and then when caught, angrily [[WeWillMeetAgain swears that he'll get him next time.time]]. Contrast with [[Film/InspectorGadget2 the sequel]] though where Claw not only TookALevelInBadass, but became far-more of a focused, suave and competent antagonist too.
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* HateSink: In the [[Film/InspectorGadget1999 1999 film]], "Dr. Claw", real name Dr. Sanford Scolex, is an undeniable SmugSnake who in order to get ahead on utilizing living AI, murders scientist Dr. Artemus Bradford to steal his tech and then blows up lowly security guard John Brown—the future Inspector Gadget—in his car too—an action which cost Scolex his left hand. Now known as Claw, he also tries to romance Bradford's scientist daughter Brenda while also trying to dispose of John in order to replace him with [=RoboGadget=] who commits crimes in order to ruin John's good name. While kidnapping Brenda, Scolex then maniacally tries to kill John who's trying to save her and then when caught, angrily swears that he'll get him next time. Contrast with [[Film/InspectorGadget2 the sequel]] though where Claw not only TookALevelInBadass, but became far-more of a focused, suave and competent antagonist too.
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* HateSink: In the [[Film/InspectorGadget1999 1999 film]], "Dr. Claw", real name Dr. Sanford Scolex, is an undeniable SmugSnake who in order to get ahead on utilizing living AI, murders scientist Dr. Artemus Bradford to steal his tech and then blows up lowly security guard John Brown—the future Inspector Gadget—in his car too—an action which cost Scolex his left hand. Now known as Claw, he also tries to romance Bradford's scientist daughter Brenda while also trying to dispose of John Gadget in order to replace him with [=RoboGadget=] who commits crimes in order to ruin John's good name. While kidnapping Brenda, Scolex then maniacally tries to kill John who's trying to save her and then when caught, angrily swears that he'll get him next time. Contrast with [[Film/InspectorGadget2 the sequel]] though where Claw not only TookALevelInBadass, but became far-more of a focused, suave and competent antagonist too.
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* HateSink: In the [[Film/InspectorGadget1999 1999 film]], "Dr. Claw", real name Sanford Scolex, is an undeniable SmugSnake who in order to get ahead on utilizing living AI, murders scientist Dr. Artemus Bradford to steal his tech and then blows up lowly security guard John Brown—the future Inspector Gadget—in his car too—an action which cost Scolex his left hand. Now known as Claw, he also tries to romance Bradford's scientist daughter Brenda while also trying to dispose of Gadget in order to replace him with [=RoboGadget=] who commits crimes in order to ruin John's good name. While kidnapping Brenda, Scolex then maniacally tries to kill Gadget who's trying to save her and then when caught, angrily swears that he'll get him next time. Contrast with [[Film/InspectorGadget2 the sequel]] though where Claw not only TookALevelInBadass, but became far-more of a focused, suave and competent antagonist too.
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* HateSink: In the [[Film/InspectorGadget1999 1999 film]], "Dr. Claw", real name Dr. Sanford Scolex, is an undeniable SmugSnake who in order to get ahead on utilizing living AI, murders scientist Dr. Artemus Bradford to steal his tech and then blows up lowly security guard John Brown—the future Inspector Gadget—in his car too—an action which cost Scolex his left hand. Now known as Claw, he also tries to romance Bradford's scientist daughter Brenda while also trying to dispose of Gadget John in order to replace him with [=RoboGadget=] who commits crimes in order to ruin John's good name. While kidnapping Brenda, Scolex then maniacally tries to kill Gadget John who's trying to save her and then when caught, angrily swears that he'll get him next time. Contrast with [[Film/InspectorGadget2 the sequel]] though where Claw not only TookALevelInBadass, but became far-more of a focused, suave and competent antagonist too.
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GaryOwens (original pilot), Jesse White (first revision of pilot), Don Adams (second revision of pilot and remainder of original series), Creator/MauriceLaMarche (''WesternAnimation/GadgetAndTheGadgetinis'', ''Inspector Gadget's Last Case'', ''Inspector Gadget's Biggest Caper Ever''), Luc Durand (series, French voice), Creator/JeanPierreMichael (1999 film, French dub)
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GaryOwens (original pilot), Jesse White (first revision of pilot), Don Adams Creator/DonAdams (second revision of pilot and remainder of original series), Creator/MauriceLaMarche (''WesternAnimation/GadgetAndTheGadgetinis'', ''Inspector Gadget's Last Case'', ''Inspector Gadget's Biggest Caper Ever''), Luc Durand (series, French voice), Creator/JeanPierreMichael (1999 film, French dub)
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* HateSink: In the [[Film/InspectorGadget1999 1999 film]], "Dr. Claw", real name Sanford Scolex, is an undeniable SmugSnake who in order to get ahead on utilizing living AI, murders scientist Dr. Artemus Bradford to steal his tech and then blows up lowly security guard John Brown—the future Inspector Gadget—in his car too—an action which cost Scolex his left hand. Now known as Claw, he also tries to romance Bradford's scientist daughter Brenda while also trying to dispose of Gadget in order to replace him with [=RoboGadget=] who commits crimes in order to ruin Gadget's good name. While kidnapping Brenda, Scolex then maniacally tries to kill Gadget who's trying to save her and then when caught, angrily swears that he'll get him next time. Contrast with [[Film/InspectorGadget2 the sequel]] though where Claw not only TookALevelInBadass, but became far-more of a focused, suave and competent antagonist too.
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* HateSink: In the [[Film/InspectorGadget1999 1999 film]], "Dr. Claw", real name Sanford Scolex, is an undeniable SmugSnake who in order to get ahead on utilizing living AI, murders scientist Dr. Artemus Bradford to steal his tech and then blows up lowly security guard John Brown—the future Inspector Gadget—in his car too—an action which cost Scolex his left hand. Now known as Claw, he also tries to romance Bradford's scientist daughter Brenda while also trying to dispose of Gadget in order to replace him with [=RoboGadget=] who commits crimes in order to ruin Gadget's John's good name. While kidnapping Brenda, Scolex then maniacally tries to kill Gadget who's trying to save her and then when caught, angrily swears that he'll get him next time. Contrast with [[Film/InspectorGadget2 the sequel]] though where Claw not only TookALevelInBadass, but became far-more of a focused, suave and competent antagonist too.
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* {{Expy}}: Of [[Franchise/ThePinkPanther Inspector Clouseau]] and [[Series/GetSmart Maxwell Smart]], with elements of the Six Million Dollar Man and Robocop added to the mix. In the 1999 movie version, a few more elements of Robocop are added in for good measure.
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* {{Expy}}: Of [[Franchise/ThePinkPanther Inspector Clouseau]] and [[Series/GetSmart Maxwell Smart]], with elements of the Six Million Dollar Man and Robocop added to the mix. Man. In the 1999 movie version, a few more elements of Robocop are added in for good measure.
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* FearlessFool: One of his more bluntly heroic traits is that when he knows there’s danger afoot he’ll often leap in to thwart it with little regard with to his own safety, even if he has no practical means of doing so. Him leaping onto the back of a stolen fighter jet the process of taking off in “Follow that Jet” and ending up stuck for his trouble is a good example.
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* YourSizeMayVary: While Penny had more or less consistent design even with the original show's [[DependingOnTheArtist slew of outsourced animation styles]], her pigtails did not. Some episodes had them small and petite, others could have [[MegaTwintails them near the size of her face]] (best seen in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEGsXz2SoDc the outro]]), and everything in between.
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* YourSizeMayVary: While Penny had more or less consistent design even with the original show's [[DependingOnTheArtist slew of outsourced animation styles]], her pigtails did not. Some episodes had them small and petite, others could have [[MegaTwintails them near the size of her face]] face (best seen in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEGsXz2SoDc the outro]]), and everything in between.
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* AgeInappropriateDress: Her swimsuits tend to be very revealing for a ten-year-old.
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* HotScientist: An expert in robotics who is very beautiful. Both John Brown and Sanford Scolex are interested in her.
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* OnceAnEpisode: Chief Quimby shows up in every episode to give Gadget his assignment, and Gadget ends up giving it back to him when it self-destructs. In ''every'' episode. Quimby inevitably shows up again at the end of the episode to arrest the MAD agents and congratulate Gadget for completing his assignment.
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* OnceAnEpisode: Chief Quimby shows up in every episode to give Gadget his assignment, and Gadget ends up giving it back to him when it self-destructs. self-destructs.
** Subverted: When he ordered Gadget to take vacation time he ends being knocked in to his filling cabinet by Gadget because he didn't use a self-destructing message.
** In ''every'' episode. Quimby inevitably shows up again at the end of the episode to arrest the MAD agents and congratulate Gadget for completing his assignment.
** Subverted: When he ordered Gadget to take vacation time he ends being knocked in to his filling cabinet by Gadget because he didn't use a self-destructing message.
** In ''every'' episode. Quimby inevitably shows up again at the end of the episode to arrest the MAD agents and congratulate Gadget for completing his assignment.
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* AdaptationalHairstyleChange: He's depicted with short, clean cut hair in the films as opposed to the longer, shaggier style he has in the cartoons.
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* UltimateEvil: While we never see him aside from his arms, the way some of his agents act intimidated while talking to him suggest that he's always hidden because his appearance is terrifying.
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* CompositeCharacter: Of the Chief of CONTROL and Agent 13 from ''Series/GetSmart'', which WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget could be considered a SpiritualSuccessor to. Like the former, Quimby gives orders and mission debriefings to the bumbling protagonist. Like the latter, he has a tendency to hide in different improbable locations while giving messages to Gadget.
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* CompositeCharacter: Of the Chief of CONTROL and Agent 13 from ''Series/GetSmart'', which WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget could be considered a SpiritualSuccessor [[invoked]]SpiritualSuccessor to. Like the former, Quimby gives orders and mission debriefings to the bumbling protagonist. Like the latter, he has a tendency to hide in different improbable locations while giving messages to Gadget.
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* MightyRoar: He emits one during his rampage.
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* HotScientist: An expert in robotics who is very beautiful. Both John Brown and Sanford Scolex are interested in her.
