| “ | Ray: Drex had it all. Bravery, extreme fighting skills, hot mom. Henry: Ray! Ray: Well, not as hot as yours. Henry: Ray! Charlotte: So, why wasn't Drex the perfect sidekick? Ray: Oh, well, I found out that Drex... has a dark side. Henry: Dark how? Ray: Evil, mean, tardy, chewed with his mouth open, never flushed, and he was violent, cruel and dangerous and one-day Drex and I... (sighs) we just had it out. Charlotte: You guys fought? Ray: Oh yeah. Schwoz: It was horrible. Henry: But... I mean you won, right? Ray: Barely. Charlotte: Barely? But you're like, the best fighter in the whole world. Ray: (chuckling) Oh, no. If I wasn't indestructible, believe me, I would have been, y'know... destructed. |
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| ~ Ray describing Drex's evil side. |
| “ | You know. I always thought this would be harder, Henry. Oh, and one more thing, I was always the better sidekick. | „ |
| ~ Drex after he tried kick Henry off the blimp. |
Drex Stinklebaum is the main antagonist of Nickelodeon's live-action series, Henry Danger, and it’s spin-off, Danger Force.
He is a dangerous and vindictive supervillain who seeks his ultimate revenge on Captain Man and Kid Danger.
He was portrayed by Tommy Walker.
His Evil Ranking[]
Debated Validations[]
- It was mentioned that Drex has a mother, but it’s unknown if he showed any care towards his mother, considering the fact the he never talks about her. It might be possible that he is not concerned about his mother at all.
- One could argue that he cares about his cave men and that it counts as a Pet-The-Dog moment, but considering the fact that he manipulated them into following his own goals, this could also count as pragmatism and not genuine care.
What Makes Him Heinous?[]
- Even when he was a superhero, according to Ray, Drex already had dangerous and sociopathic tendencies to the point where the two had their disagreements and almost killed Ray if he didn’t have his indestructibility.
- Though he tries to use this past an excuse for villainy, he brought this entirely on himself for his irresponsibility and violent behavior towards Ray, especially when Ray had a good enough reason to kick him out and replace him due to his behavior. Furthermore, this excuse becomes more petty and invalid when he develops a personal grudge on Henry, who had nothing to do with this incident, and is willing to commit various atrocities against the citizens of Swellview.
- Examining the clothes he wears when teaching his cave man soldiers in prehistoric times, it’s quite possible he killed several animals to get them.
- He escapes out of prison and knocks a guard out unconscious.
- He fake calls Captain Man into making look like there was a robbery in Schneider’s bakery and created a Nut Cluster trap for him to be tricked, causing his hands to be stuck. He also put a device on Captain Man's head and temporarily prevents him from fight crimes.
- Beats up to 2 robbers to intimidate Henry.
- Humiliates Henry by spanking his butt on live tv which caused Henry to quit his job as Kid Danger for the time being.
- Breaks in the Junk-N-Stuff and threatens Jasper where the Man Cave is. With Jasper making a lie, Drex kidnaps him and takes him to the playground to find the Man Cave. With Drex’s irritation and finding out that Jasper was lying, he attempts to hurt Jasper, but was saved by Henry.
- After he successfully escapes a device that he was frozen from, he decides to go back in time and prevent Captain Man from being indestructible. This would have led Captain Man getting hurt or worse.
- If he succeed with his plan, this would leave Swellview unguarded from threats.
- Manipulates a whole cavemen army into thinking that Captain Man and Kid Danger are the bad guys.
- One of his worst crimes that crosses the Moral Event Horizon is that he tried to erase Swellview’s memories of Captain Man away. This act would’ve have resulted in millions of people getting their memories wiped out.
- Sends Captain Man back in 101000000 years into the past while making Henry watch.
- Takes Schwoz and Bose hostage.
- After fighting Captain Man and Kid Danger, he kicks Captain Man off the blimp without his indestructibility and tried to the same to Kid Danger, who was a teenage boy. He would've killed Captain Man hadn't Jasper used his drone to catch him.
- He almost caused a blimp to crash into a baby hospital, endangering many infants in the process. While this wasn’t his intention, he couldn’t care less where the blimp lands. This caused Henry to fake his death and go into hiding in Dystopia.
- He works with Rick Twitler to aid his goals and kill the Danger Force. Him working with Rick Twitler was out of pragmatism and not out of honor or respect, especially when he attempts to throw him off a building.
- He escapes out of prison and locks Captain Man into his cell. He also tried to hurt the Danger Force through a maze.
- After his second escape, he kidnaps Henry and sends him to Rick Twitler.
- He attempts to kill Henry, Captain Man, and the rest of the Danger Force once and for all.
- According to Henry, Drex manages to escape and presumably committing various amounts of crimes in either Swellview or Dystopia, which is Henry’s new city.
- He is overall presented as a genuinely serious threat by the narrative. He is only found funny in-story either when he directly makes jokes with the heroes or is subdued to a safe enough position to laugh at him.
What Makes Him Inconsistent?[]
- He has too many comedic moments for NPE or PE. Examples includes him genuinely believing Jasper telling him that the Man Cave is underneath a Twirly Whirly, his defeat where he gets spanked by Henry while singing the spanking parody song of "Yo-Da-Doo-Da-Day", him thinking that Jasper pissed his pants exclaiming "Eww gross!", him getting interrupted by Captain Man and Henry Danger, the mayor's son reminding him that he's his hostage with Drex saying "I love this guy", and Schwoz mocking his last name.
- He cares about his son Lil' Dynomite and his ex-wife Credenza Fudgers. In fact his love for his son is why he redeem himself and reconciles with Ray.
External Links[]
- Drex Stinklebaum on the Villains Wiki
- Drex Stinklebaum on the Dangerverse Wiki
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