Spy Fox
Top agent of SPY Corp, Spy Fox always goes out of his way to help save the world from evil.
- Ambiguous Syntax: Is he a vulpine secret agent who always introduces himself by profession or is Spy Fox his given name?
- Badass in a Nice Suit: Never seen without his snazzy white tuxedo.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Despite his juvenile sense of humor, he's darn good at his job.
- Cartoon Juggling: He has a an idle animation in the Operation Ozone where he juggles.
- Cunning Like a Fox: This trope is the reason why a fox is a spy hero.
- Deadpan Snarker: About 90% of his dialogue is sarcastic remarks. Considering who he's based on, most of them are Bond One-Liners.
- Expy: Of James Bond, with a little Maxwell Smart thrown in.
- Iron Butt Monkey: He gets into a lot of humiliating and painful situations, but remains undeterred.
- The Name Is Bond, James Bond: "The name's Fox. Spy Fox."
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: His voice is based heavily on Don Adams, aka Maxwell Smart.
- Perpetual Smiler: His face rarely changes from a a sarcastic smirk.
- Pungeon Master He frequently uses puns on his missions.
- Redheaded Hero: He's a red fox and he's the main hero.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Occasionally mentions his affinity for pancakes.
- Transforming Vehicle: He owns a car and electric scooter that can turned into another mode of transportation.
Monkey Penny
Fox's partner who is stationed at the Spy Corps Mobile Command Center.
- Ambiguously Simian: The end credits have her showing off many Inspector Gadget-esq gadgets that appear to be part of her body.
- Big Good: Is the leader of her division of Spy Corps.
- Cheated Angle: Her hair only goes in one direction, even in front view.
- Deadpan Snarker: Gives Spy Fox a run for his money in this regard.
- Expy: Of Miss Moneypenny from the Bond films.
- Fanservice Pack: Her figure becomes noticeably more voluptuous with each game.
- Hartman Hips: When we see her lower half in Operation: Ozone, we see she has highly curvaceous hips.
- Parent Service: She is a very attractive monkey woman.
- Shameless Fanservice Girl: A family-friendly example. In the end credits for Operation: Ozone, she strikes many flattering poses for the viewer.
- Silly Simian: Inverted; she is the least silly out of the main three of Spy Corp, though she does border along The Comically Serious.
- Spy Catsuit: Wears one that highlights her figure.
- They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!: She goes by her full name, and doesn't like being called "Monkey". She does, sometimes, go by "Penny".
- Tomboyish Voice: In the original versions of the games.
- Took a Level in Badass: Manages to defeat the bad guy and save Spy Fox in the final scene of Operation: Ozone.
Professor Quack
Inventor of Spy Corp's gadgets
- Disembodied Eyebrows: Part of his design.
- Expy: Of Q from the Bond films.
- Extreme Omnivore: See Running Gag below.
- Running Gag: After showing Fox the blueprints to his gadgets, he'll always eat them.
Walter Wireless
The top tracking bug for Spy Corps
- Expy: He speaks in a similar manner to Tom Brokaw, the former Anchor of NBC Nightly News, and on that level acts like a TV Journalist.
- Pun: He's a literal "Tracking Bug".
- Put on a Bus: After sizable roles in "Dry Cereal" and "Some Assembly Required" he makes no appearance in "Operation O-Zone".
Captain James T. Drydock
A raccoon and captain of the S.S. Winaprize. He lost his lucky charm after losing a game of Go Fish from Bigpig and couldn't go out to see after what happened.
He only appears in the White Water Path
- Expy: He is based after James T. Kirk from the Star Trek series.
- Eye-Obscuring Hat: He wears a captain's hat that blocks his view, but can still see.
Artemic J. Bigpig
- Voiced by: Dex Manley (US), Paul Bandey (UK)
A pig who is normally seen in the cantina playing Go Fish. In the White Water path, he took Captain Drydock's lucky charm from winning, and you need to get it back in order to go into the sea.
- Affably Evil: Aside from taking Drydock's charm, he is helpful with some of the dialogue you ask him.
- The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard: Let's just say that when you get a new card, that is the exact card he'll ask for.
- Happily Married: In Some Assembly Acquired, one of the trophies stated that he and his wife won the 1996 Bigpig Biathlon for playing go fish while skating.
- The Gambler: He plays Go Fish for trinkets.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: Artimice J Bigpig is heavily modeled after actor Sydney Greenstreet, and his voice actor even says "Gad!" like Greenstreet's character in The Maltese Falcon.
- Oh, Crap!: If you're beating Big Pig, he'll slowly start to look more worried and eventually start sweating.
- Sanity Meter: He reacts differently depending on the gameplay of Go Fish. If he has more cards stacked, he'll be jolly. If you have more, he'll sweat.
- Small Role, Big Impact: Despite not appearing in later games, his role after Dry Cereal affected Bea Bear for changing jobs. According to her, he turned the cantina she used to work into a pachinko parlor.
- Worthy Opponent: If you beat him and get Drydock's charm back, Bigpig admits that Fox has a great sense of playing Go Fish.
Doll and Lee
A pair of twin sheep scientists who are showing off their cloning machine at the food cloning exhibit.
They are essential for either path, as you need to clone the produce for Chef Dinah.
- Ambiguous Situation: It's never stated if they're actually sisters, or one of them is just a clone of the original considering what their name is based after.
- Identical Twin ID Tag: They're both share the same model, though Lee is flipped.
- Named After Somebody Famous: Both of their names together is based after the former sheep name Dolly, the first experimental clone of a animal.
- Nerd Glasses: They both wear a pair due to them being scientists.
- Single-Minded Twins: They tend to be like this, either Finishing Each Other's Sentences or speaking in Speak in Unison.
The Amazing Caped Cod
A superstitious daredevil who does stunts shows at the World's Fair. In either path, he is depressed because his lucky goggles are gone and couldn't see without them, or because no one like him anymore.
- Disembodied Eyebrows: Has a pair of eyebrows not attached to his body.
- The Eeyore: He starts out as this once you meet him, but gets better after you help him out.
- Good Luck Charm: The Venus Flytrap path has him depressed because he needed his lucky goggles. While this is similar to Drydock's situational, his is more reasonable as he needs clear goggles.
William the Kid
A mogul who runs the evil dairy organization Nectar Of The Goats (NOG). He plans to kidnap all the cows and have goats become the source of dairy.
- Berserk Button: Don't you EVER call him Billy. It's William.
- Evil Laugh: He does it quite frequently. According to him, he has been trying to perfect it for years.
- Frame-Up: His scheme is to launch a milk missile at D.C., leaving the dairy cows he's captured holding the bag.
- Gruesome Goat: He is a villainous goat.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: Happens towards the tail end of Dry Cereal as he reacts to the robot piloting his getaway blimp changing course and setting a new course for Evil Villain Jail.
- Sinister Schnoz: He has a big, black nose that looks more like a dog's nose than a goat's.
Napoleon Le Roach
The leader of the Society for Meaningless Evil, Larceny, Lying and Yelling (SMELLY), Le Roach wants revenge on the World's Fair for denying him entry to the Famous French Pastries of the Past exhibit because he was not tall enough to go through the turnstile. To achieve this, he constructed a giant Dogbot that would crush the World's Fair. Too bad the off switch and deactivation code have been removed...
- Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: Cockroaches do come in green, but a lot of people expect them to be brown since roaches with that color are more common.
- Berserk Button: Being teased for his size and turnstiles.
- Bond Villain Stupidity: If the player decides to talk to him again after escaping the Dogbot's mouth, Le Roach will just keep sending him back to the same Cardboard Prison as before, at worst mildly annoyed that he keeps escaping.
- Creepy Cockroach: He is a villainous cockroach.
- Green and Mean: An evil roach with green skin.
- Just Between You and Me: He's so confident in his victory that the very first thing he does when he meets Spy Fox is explain his entire plan to him as well as everything he needs to do to stop it.
King Konglomerate
A business tycoon who sells mustard, but gets furious when he sees ketchup gets more love. He decides to send his army of robots to stop the supplies of tomatoes.
- Driven by Envy: He is furious that ketchup overshadows his beloved mustard, so he plots to get rid of tomatoes
- Killer Gorilla: He is a villainous gorilla. Subverted in that he's actually a rodent piloting a robotic gorilla.
- Mobile-Suit Human: He is revealed to be a rodent controlling a gorilla robot suit.
- Punny Name: Figures that a tycoon gorilla would be named King Konglomerate.
Poodles Galore
Poodles Galore is the "queen of cosmetics" who plans to destroy the Ozone in order to promote her special sunscreen.
- Bond Villain Stupidity: Once she captures Spy Fox, she doesn't put him in a holding system or anything more secure.
- Her main plot may be one as well. She believes that people will be forced to buy her sunscreen if she destroys the ozone. What she doesn't realize is that she could potentially destroy the planet and kill all life on it by removing the ozone.
- I Broke a Nail: How Monkey Penny defeats her.
- Makeup Is Evil: She wears a thick layer of makeup and works in the cosmetics industry. Although what makes her especially evil is her determination to ruin other people's lives to benefit her own. In a flashback, she's shown breaking a competitor's compact mirror and later dumping a truckload of nail polish into a bay.
- Narcissist: She believes that she's the most beautiful woman on the planet. In the bonus ending, she freaks out over one broken nail.
- Psycho Poodle: She is a villainous poodle.
- Removing the Rival: How she rose to the top of the cosmetics industry. In one cutscene, she jettisons two of her competition out into space. Monkey Penny even warns Spy Fox that she didn't get where she is now "using a lot of sugar and spice".
- Terms of Endangerment: She refers to Spy Fox as "darling".
- You Fool!: She reacts this way when Spy Fox drops the Congeal Pill into her aerosol solution, causing the can to explode.
Russian Blue
Russian Blue is a cat and an apparently wealthy entrepreneur who also happens to be a henchwoman-for-hire. Highly elusive, she uses her own business ventures to aid William the Kid in forwarding his plans and then strikes out on her own when Spy Fox spoils his scheme.
- Cats Are Mean: She's in cahoots with William the Kid and is happy to provide her services for personal gain regardless of the damage his scheme will cause to the world. Played with however, as in person she maintains a charming, laidback exterior.
- Corrupt Corporate Executive
- Dancing Is Serious Business: She loves to tango; If she should ever hear tango music playing, she'll enter an almost trance-like state before scooping up a dance partner to complete the routine. Naturally, Spy Fox uses this to his advantage when the need arises.
- Femme Fatale: Dangerous as she is, she also realizes her beauty has an effect on Fox, as she playfully caresses him, leading to him walking away in a daze, accompanied by "gaga" horns sfx.
- I Need a Freaking Drink: This is how she is finally apprehended in Cheese Chase, as she swallows a stolen piece of cheese and is so overwhelmed by its aftertaste that she stops at a drive-in for a shake to wash it down. Unfortunately for her, Professor Quack was the one at the register, holding her up long enough for Spy Fox to cuff her.
- Karma Houdini: Is an established career criminal and has escaped prosecution from the law many times before the events of Dry Cereal; after providing William the Kid what he needs to fulfill his plans, she promptly vanishes from the scene. Averted at the end of Cheese Chase when she is finally caught by Spy Fox assisted by Professor Quack.
Dr. Morrie Arty
Dr. Morrie Arty is a sinister pharmacist who was at one point the leader of the villain organization S.M.E.L.L.I.E. (which at that time meant Self-Managing Elegant Little League of International Evildoers).
- Beware of Vicious Dog: He is a dog, and also a card-carrying supervillain.
- Dogs Are Dumb: Played With. He was not very bright in his childhood, but eventually made himself a supergenius with the use of the Genius Serum he created.
- Expy: Of Professor Moriarty, of course.
- Freudian Excuse: He was apparently not very smart as a kid, and was made fun of because he couldn't even understand the Metric System. As an adult, he invented the Frontal Lobe Tonic which made him a supergenius, and plotted to replace the Metric System and English Measuring Units with his own measuring system M.A.S.S. (Morrie Arty Sized System), which only he would understand, making him the smartest person in the world.
- Karma Houdini: Downplayed. He managed to escape prosecution by the SPY Corps, but nonetheless, he was reduced to a shell of his former self and sent to a retirement home.
- Morally Ambiguous Doctorate: He is a villainous doctor who owns a pharmacy shop.
- Villain Decay: He eventually lost his newly acquired intelligence, after which he was betrayed by his right hand man Dr. Fu Manch Hugh, and sent to the Rhododendron Ridge Retirement Home.
Dr. Fu Manch Hugh
Dr. Fu Manch Hugh is a Mad Scientist and a Chinese mystic who used to be the assistant of Dr. Morrie Arty, but eventually supplanted him as the head of the villain organization S.M.E.L.L.Y. (during his reign, it stood for Slightly Maniacal Evildoers and their Legion of Local Yokels). He started out as a lowly street cat in China, and eventually met an Alley Oracle who said that she sees the Pinwheel of Eternity in his future (she was a phony, but who cares). Ever since then, he became an adept of the esoteric way of the Scratching Post, convinced that it was his destiny to blow the Pinwheel (which can only be blown by the "true cat").
- Cats Are Mean: He is the second villainous feline in the franchise, after Russian Blue.
- Enlightened Antagonist: Parodied. He is an esotericist who speaks in Ice Cream Koans and haiku, and desires to be accepted by the priests of the Scratching Post as the Chosen One who can blow the Pinwheel of Eternity... For this reason, he hatches a scheme to change the Earth's orbit, which would obviously have catastrophic consequences.
- Expy: Of Fu Manchu.
- From Nobody to Nightmare: From a street urchin to the leader of the supervillain organisation S.M.E.L.L.Y.
- Ice-Cream Koan: He tends to speak in those, for example: "Like the lotus on a blistering summer day, my heart turns to jade".
- I Have Many Names: As a street lowlife aiming to get to the top, he adopted many names, including Beatnik Bobby, Carl Commie, and Caspar Carowack, until he eventually settled with Dr. Fu Manch Hugh.
- Morally Ambiguous Doctorate: Unlike Dr. Arty, he is not even a real doctor. He is a street cat who eventually adopted the fake name and title.
- The Starscream: He eventually betrays his superior Dr. Morrie Arty (not least because Dr. Arty kept forgetting his name and calling him Mr. Schnookem Boots), and supersedes him as the leader of S.M.E.L.L.Y.
- Yellow Peril: Obviously, since he is a Chinese villain based on the Doctor Fu Manchu.
Baron von Bluefield
Baron von Bluefield is a landowner and the leader of an unrecognized island nation somewhere not far from Canada who superseded Dr. Fu Manch Hugh as the boss of the villain organization S.M.E.L.L.Y. (standing for Scheming Masterminds Exhort Lowdown Laboring Yahoos). He will stop at nothing to make the world leaders admit him and his nation to the club, so he kidnaps a bunch of lemming hockey instructors who also take care of maple trees, threatening that there will be no more hockey and no more maple syrup unless his state is recognized.
- Aristocrats Are Evil: His aristocratic title doesn't make him any nicer.
- Expy: Of Ernst Stavro Blofeld.
- President Evil: He is a supervillain who wants recognition as a head of a microstate.
