List of Invader Zim characters
This is a list of characters from the animated Nickelodeon TV series Invader Zim. The recurring cast includes long-term Nickelodeon voice actors Richard Steven Horvitz and Rodger Bumpass, as well as actors from live-action television such as Kevin McDonald (The Kids in the Hall) and John de Lancie (Star Trek: The Next Generation). The creator and writer of Invader Zim, Jhonen Vasquez, also voices parts in the show. As the show was cancelled early in its run that some episodes were never finished. The show only lasted for two seasons (or a season and a half since the second half of the second season was never completed).
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[edit] Main characters
[edit] Zim
Zim is voiced by Richard Steven Horvitz[1] in the series andBilly West in the pilot. He is an incompetent Irken invader who is overzealous, impulsive, and convinced of his own greatness. He dreams of regaining his leaders' trust by taking part in Operation Impending Doom II (his own incompetence led to the failure of Operation Impending Doom I), the Irken plot to conquer the universe and enslave all races. He is assigned to Earth, a planet which the Almighty Tallest believe has little to no chance of existing. However, against all odds, Zim makes it to Earth and establishes a base on a fake mission of conquest. Because of his very small stature, Zim disguises himself as a human child using a wig to cover his antennae and contact lenses to make his eyes look normal.
Despite his tendency to vociferously malign humans as a species, constantly shouting at everyone that they "LIE!" whenever things do not go his way, his undisguised green skin, a severe allergy to balogna and water, his refusal to eat human food, multiple failures in his disguise, and an occasionally blatant disregard for his own cover, no one realizes that Zim is an alien—with the exceptions of Dib and Gaz, although the other children in his class say that he's a little weird. Even though he has no friends, and physically harms other kids when they attempt to befriend him, they will always defend him when Dib calls him an alien. He is equipped with a PAK, a backpack-like piece of equipment with (among other gadgets) long, retractable arms that enable him to move about quickly and climb almost any obstacle. Zim constantly schemes to enslave or destroy mankind, and despite his access to potent Irken technology, his plans, frequently based on misconceptions, are never successful. He serves as the main protagonist of the series, but is sometimes depicted as the antagonist when facing off against his rival Dib. He usually goes over the top with his various and ridiculous plans and they all end blowing up in his face, often quite literally, such as in episode "Walk for your lives", "Zim Eats Waffles" and "GIR goes crazy, and stuff". The only one Zim can really interact with is GIR, his robot servant. He also has a very unique way of getting around by using several mechanical arms that come out of his PAK when he needs to get around really fast.
Zim also has a high tendency to call and to think of him-self as being amazing or ingenious and will sometimes refer to himself in third person when he is acting very prideful and excited. When feeling like so, he strongly hates being questioned by someone of a lower ranking order than him like GIR or Dib.
For the most part Zim mostly interacts with Gir, Dib, Ms. Bitters and once in a while Dib's younger sister Gaz while on earth. However, he also has to a lesser extent some interaction with lesser known characters like Keef, Tak or in one instance Dib and Gaz's dad Professor Membrane.
In The Frycook That Came From All That Space, it is shown that Zim has the ability to remember what other characters say or do even when he is not there. He doesn't know how or why he has this ability, he just does and it's never talked about in the rest of the episode or the series.
[edit] GIR
GIR is voiced by Riki Simmons. He is a malfunctioning Irken SIR (Standard-issue Information Retrieval) Unit who was assigned to Zim in the series. He was built by The Almighty Tallest out of SIR unit remains and whatever they could find in the trash and their pockets, passing him off to Zim as a "top-secret" and "advanced model". His name is a self-applied moniker that is never explained in the show. When GIR does comply, the cyan-colored parts of his body (most notably, his eyes, shoulders, and belly) glow red like normal SIRs. He has shown glimpses of intelligence and logic, as he did in the episode Walk For Your Lives and, Bad Rubber Piggy, although Zim views this as disobedience, as they usually involve poking holes in his plans. He disguises himself in public by wearing a green dog suit which fools most humans, despite looking and acting nothing like an earth dog.
GIR is the friendliest character from the show. This is partly due to the fact that he has no sense of who's a friend and who's an enemy. However, it also be made known that GIR rarely understands situations, but when he does it's normally very important and is often used as a clue for the viewer(s)on what's going to happen. These clues normally have to due with Zim's crazy antics or unwillingness to listen to GIR. Whenever Zim does hear GIR's prediction on such topics (which is even rarer than GIR understanding the situation at hand), he ignores them because like as mentioned before, they tend to poke holes in his plans. Despite GIR rarely understanding the results of his predicaments, GIR still has shown more of an awareness of the possible outcomes than Zim does.
Zim and GIR's relationship differs and can be hard to describe. This being due to many important factors. The first of which would be Zim's often self-centered personality contrasting to GIR's upbeat, clueless and spacey personality. Also Zim has a deep need to please his leaders and destroy or rule all mankind while GIR could care less and often enjoys taking part in earth's culture. On the other hand, Zim prefers to distance himself from human culture and human interaction in order to complete his mission. GIR does not usually obey Zim at all which often ends with Zim shouting with fury at GIR. However, it should also be said that the two do at times show a bond where they care for one another. Even though Zim would not admit to it, he on rare occasion has even spoken with care for GIR (for example, in the Halloween episode Zim hoped that GIR would be okay and could defend himself against the zombies). Even though Zim often calls GIR a horrible robot, he has at least once said that maybe he isn't such a horrible little minion after all (when they were fighting Dib in the episode "Battle Of The Planets"). GIR, on the other hand, shows his master a lot more care and will sometimes hug him even when all covered in germs. Zim in return will often help or correct GIR when he's trying to learn how to act like a normal earth dog.
However, this standpoint changes in the episode "GIR Goes Crazy and Stuff," after Zim puts GIR in duty mode with an obedience chip and places GIR on a dangerously high setting. This results in GIR becoming smart enough to question and later rebel against Zim. It also releves GIR's true feelings on being Zim's servant. When Zim asks him if he remembered being his servant, GIR answered and said that he didn't like it, (which would explain some of the other things that he says in the series). For example, when he was saying "Wwwaaahhh! I wanted to explode" in the episode "Plague of Babies," when playing with the power amplifier (which Zim told him not to play with because it was sending out deadly waves of stupidness), or "Yea!! We're doomed!!" as in "Bad, Bad, Rubber Piggy. Another point that could be argued about the episode "(GIR Goes Crazy and Stuff)" is that in the episode, GIR is more mature and has clearer thinking than in all of the other episodes. The audience can see GIR become really frustrated and livid at Zim for not using him properly and for being stupid and a threat to the mission. Because of all of the reasons mentioned before GIR is a far more threatening and more of a serious danger to Zim, but by the end of the episode is turned back (by Zim) to his old happy-go-lucky self.
To a point, Zim also trusts GIR like with little jobs like guarding the house, or bringing the vootcrusier around to catch him in the episode "Planet Jackers" (which he did, but forgot to open the top- thus resulting in Zim landing face down on the top of the vootcrusier) or annoying Dib in the episode "Battle of the Planets" (the later of which he had some success with and even earned him a little praise from Zim - although Zim did not say the praise with GIR around).
GIR is also the only character to steal an on screen kiss on the lips. It happened in the episode "Tak, The Hideous New Girl" when he and Gaz were trying to remote control Mimi so Mimi would make Tak's ship flip-out of control. GIR was attached to the computer which was attached to the remote that controlled Tak's ship. GIR would only agree to make the ship go crazy if Gaz danced with him and she had to, but she didn't like it. At the end of the dance GIR took Gaz's face in his little robot hands and kissed her on the lips. This resulted in Gaz running away, spitting and screaming. Like Gaz, GIR also loves piggies. He also likes other animals and is kind to the animals. Unlike Zim, GIR loves many different types of earth foods like pizza, tacos, burritos, chicken, waffles, biscuits, hamburgers and more.
GIR and Dib's relationship is like that of Zim and Gaz's, however it's main difference is that it's a nicer relationship due to the facts that GIR sees everyone as a friend and because of Dib underestimating GIR's capabilities. Also, Dib and GIR have kinder personalities. This relationship is seen a little more often than that of Zim and Gaz's and is elaborated on some more than that of Zim and Gaz's relationship. GIR unlike Gaz and Zim, is one of the few characters and the only main character in the show who thinks that Dib is nice and even says so at one point-though Dib's not around when he does. On the other hand, there have been a few times when Dib has taken advantage of this relationship and has used GIR as a way to inveterate Zim's house (also called the base). In return, GIR will sometimes carry-out orders from Zim when it involves Dib like annoying him in Planet Jackers or being made to hold Dib like a sacrificing object that's about to hit something that's really big and very bad as shown in Walk For Your Lives. Also when Zim called GIR for back-up in the episode Mysterious Mysteries, GIR said that Dib was mean to his master and that he was bad (but this could be viewed from the perspective that Zim called him before he appeared and possibly told him what to say). In GIR's fantasy of what happened in that episode, he pretended that he was "chubby lady hiding in the bushes", and clearly was more focused on a really big squirrel than he was with what was going on between Zim, Dib and Gaz. In GIR's version of what happened that night (in Mysterious Mysteries), he had the squirrel attack Dib and eat his crazy head and as GIR's version ended, he had the squirrel fly back to his home plant and beat-up all of the bad guys. When asked about what his story had to do with anything, GIR replied that he was friends with the squirrel and then he got called "crazy" by the show's host. Unlike Gaz and Zim, Dib will happily dance with GIR as exampled in The Frycook That Came From All That Space.
While GIR does for the most part play eiather a small role or a side-kick role in most episodes, there have been a few episodes where GIR does take center-stage. These two episodes were Invasion Of The Idiot Dog Brain and GIR Goes Crazy and Stuff.
[edit] Dib
Dib is voiced by Andy Berman.[2] Dib is a young paranormal investigator and Zim's worst enemy. Dib spends his days studying the supernatural and trying to thwart Zim in his schemes to take over the world. Dib is generally hated by his classmates because they see his efforts to help them as annoying and crazy. His classmates also tend to bully him a lot, but Dib is determined to save them anyway.
Zim and Dib often fight because one is trying to destroy the planet and the other is trying to save it. While they are often portrayed as enemies, they have at least once been forced to work as reluctant teammates. They normally both hate each other with a passion and would like nothing better than to destroy each other.Despite the both of them hating each other, they actually both need each other because Zim wishes to please his leaders and Dib wishes to gain respect from his peers and his dad. In an unfinished episode of the series it is reveled that when either Zim or Dib becomes bored with their position in their battle and loses interest, than the other one is effected too and no longer has a drive.
Dib is extremely sensitive about the size of his head and usually overreacts when people point out its largeness; however, there have been a few times when he started to acknowledged this factor such as in the episodes Gaz, Taster Of Pork and the halloween episode. As revealed in the Halloween episode, Dib's head is actually a portal that under very special circumstances can be used between this world and the Supernatural world. He has a talkative nature and finds that he talks to himself frequently. Despite his loud, annoying nature, Dib is actually a very misunderstood genius and visionary and he knows it.
According to Jhonen Vasquez, had Invader Zim continued, there would've been a possibility that Dib and his sister Gaz are not even natural humans, and are instead male and female clones of their father Professor Membrane.
Gaz and Dib's relationship is often viewed as very strenuous and lukewarm (sometimes completely cold). This is mostly due to their almost completely opposite personalities and the to the fact that Gaz can just barely tolerate Dib because of his overly obsessive, highly annoying, overly talkative personality and his strange obsessive interests and hobby to "flush-out" the paranormal. It could also be argued that Gaz could find Dib's antics to be very embarrassing because his antics often lead to being publicized on TV (mostly on the show Mysterious Mysteries-where in one episode she even had to appear once and talk to the host of the show with Dib, Zim and GIR). In addition to this Gaz also often threatens Dib and often comes through on those threats. Oftentimes the threats and their consequences are very physical and harmful to Dib (or to anyone else who makes her angry). In turn, Dib often sees Gaz's personality and lack of love for the paranormal as negative and will sometimes respond to her reactions with an annoyed attitude. Unlike Gaz, Dib has a more positive out-look on most subjects and is much more friendlier.
However, in rare instances they do act civil like when arguing about who ate the last of the cereal or holding hands when crossing the street. It should also be known that Gaz (even though it's really rare) has let it slip, that she does have a little-bit of an interest in what her brother does. The only reference to this came in the Christmas episode when he was fixing Tak's ship. Dib does the same for her in return. This side of their relationship would have been shown more in an unfinished episode of the series called The Mopiness of Doom where Dib has grown tired of how pathetic his life is and decides to pursue real science instead. It was later reveled in the same unfinished episode that Gaz was curious (to a limited extent was worried) to see why her brother wasn't bugging her and watching Mysterious Mysteries and she even tired to strongly tempt him to go back to his old ways, however since this episode was never finished the only moment in the series it's self that's really of any important evidence of this side of their relationship is in the Christmas special like as mentioned before.
Dib's last name isn't the same as Professor Membrane's, and there is a possibility he doesn't have one, or he has forgotten it, as seen in "Dib's Wonderful Life of Doom." Professor Membrane and Dib's relationship is more distant than that of the Professor and Gaz's. Dib and his father seem to like each and Dib wants so badly to make his father proud of him, but their relationship is estranged by these facts: The professor believes in and is strongly dictated to scientific research. That there's no such thing as the paranormal. He believes that Dib is insane. Also, Dib embarrasses him in front of his peers with his lunatic ideas and beliefs. The professor seems to very strongly hate and is very angry at the idea of his own son resurrecting the living dead and he won't let Dib live it down even though Dib did apologize for it. Despite their differences on their perspectives both father and son seem to want to help mankind and are more-alike than they think. The professor also hopes that someday that Dib will see the light about studying real science and hopes that with Gaz being with Dib might steer him in this direction, but it never does. The professor really wants Dib to give up his insane antics and join him in the field of real science. Unlike Gaz, Dib actually looks a lot more like his dad, only much younger and much shorter.
[edit] Gaz
Gaz is voiced by Melissa Fahn.[3] She is Dib's psychotic, antisocial, and apathetic younger sister, often described as "Dib's scary sister". She has a penchant for video games and a fixation with pizza, particularly from her favorite restaurant Bloaty's Pizza Hog (satirical of Chuck E. Cheese's). She also loves soda. If and when someone or something stands in the way of her getting those things, she will not hesitate to thrust them into "a nightmare world from which there is no awakening." She knows and admits that Zim is an alien, but does not care because she also knows he's too stupid to take over the world, making her quite possibly one of the smartest characters in the series.
In the series Gaz has either a lukewarm relationship with most of the other characters or a cold one. Like as mentioned before, her brother Dib is one of these people. The only exception to all of these people might be her famous father Professor Membrane. He seems to have a warm relationship with Gaz even though it's not shown all that often. Professor Membrane is very rarely ever home due to the world always needing his help. However, he does make it a point to once a year have a family night with his kids and spends Christmas with them. Whenever, he's home Gaz seems to prefer to spend time with her father over listening to her brother's constantly annoyingly enthusiastically ongoingly crazed rants. Because she has a closer relationship with her father, the professor tends to call Gaz "honey" or on occasion by her name which he never does to Dib. She often spends time with him by going down to his lab to talk with him whenever he's home. She has made it known to her father that Dib greatly irritates her and that just the sound of his voice alone, sends her into a deep rage. Other people who Gaz seems to strongly hate are Zim, a videogame-crazed boy named Iggins and her teacher Mr. Eliot (she seems to be embarrassed by Mr. Eliot).
Gaz's relationship with Zim can be described as distant, cold and unfriendly as the two rarely interact with one another and whenever they do interact they mostly say very mean one liners. Zim also looks at Gaz as a very minor threat (however, he often overlooks or does not know her ability to easily defeat him). This could be due to the fact that he interacts with Dib a lot more and knows Dib's reactions a lot better than Gaz's. However, it should also be made known that Zim thinks that Gaz is very scary and even he (even as overly obsessive and power crazed as he is) does not wish to provoke her wrath. It is also made known that in the episode Dark Harvest that Gaz can take a great amount of pain while in the episode Lice, it is seen that Zim can not. Therefore in the same episode Gaz gets annoyed and shouts at him while calling him a whiner. Despite their differences it should be made known that both Gaz and Zim do have somethings in common like hating Dib, being considered to be scary, being theatrical, both having a withdrawal personality from most human social encounters, both having dark personalities, both loving destruction and both hating being made to dance by GIR, but at the same time it should also be noted that GIR can easily bend both to his will when he really wants something.
Gaz has an okay relationship with GIR and seems to tolerate him better than Dib (although their relationship is only seen in two episodes- Tak the Hideous New Girl and Bloaty's Pizza Hog). While it is noted that the two characters were involved togather in the episode Mysterious Mysteries, they never actually spoke or interacted with one another. It should also be noted that while Dib, GIR and Zim all got called crazy on the show Mysterious Mysteries, Gaz is the only main character who did not get called crazy by the TV show's host. Gaz is the only character in the TV show that's ever gotten an on screen kiss on the lips from GIR. Gaz and GIR also share a love for piggies and like Dib, Gaz has used GIR to enter Zim's base. However, her reason was not to expose Zim's true purpose and identity, but to go get Dib so they could spend a night out with their dad.
Unlike most characters in the rest of the serise Gaz has some very special powers, but they are rarely ever demonstrated and the only other people who know about them are Dib and Iggins (altough Iggins is only seen in one episode with Gaz which is Game Slave Two). These special powers are just as special as Dib's head opening up into a portal as mentioned before. According to what's seen in the serise, Gaz can levitate herself very high while in a fit of having a really deep rage and a very strong sense of hate as seen in Gaz Taster Of Pork, controll the weather as seen in Game Slave Two and control electricity as seen in Dibship Rising. Please note that these powers are only seen in the three episodes as mentioned above and that when she levitates the background becomes purple and her eyes (which are rarely ever open) turn from a pretty and light of hazle into a deep and sinister shade of red. She also has a very strange and creepy way and ability of stalking people who have really messed with or upset her immensely like Dib or the videogame crazed boy named Iggins. This strange ability has appeared in only two episodes which were Battle Dib and Game Slave Two.
[edit] Secondary characters
- Almighty Tallest (Kevin McDonald; Wally Wingert): Red and Purple are both the leaders of the Irken race. The Irken Empire has a hierarchal class structure, where shorter individuals are both figuratively and literally looked down upon. The tallest Irken born in a specific generation takes command of the Empire as "the Tallest", but since Red and Purple, the two current Tallest, are exactly the same height, they share equal (and high-supreme) power. They are not related, as it sometimes seems, which is proved in the unaired episode "The Trial." They often show an obsession with snackfood and ridiculing Zim.
- Professor Membrane (Rodger Bumpass): Membrane is a scientist who hosts the popular television show Probing the Membrane of Science and is the father of Dib and Gaz. Membrane's scientific abilities are offset by incredibly poor parenting: his primary method of managing his children is by way of a floating digital projection screen-and his messages to them are often not only prerecorded, but woefully out of date. He has sometimes urged Dib to give up on the paranormal and focus on "real science". His scientific achievements can range from useful to bizarre, ranging from restoring power during a blackout to "SuperToast".
- Ms. Bitters (Lucille Bliss): Ms. Bitters is the teacher of Zim and Dib's class. She is a tall, slender, and elderly woman who is devoid of any compassionate emotion and having a very demonic hatred for life. She often slinks around to the sound of a rattlesnake and must wear a dark cloak when in the sun. Ms. Bitters, or at least a character highly resembling her, is also a teacher in creator Jhonen Vasquez's comic series Squee.
[edit] Recurring characters
- Tak (Olivia d'Abo): Tak is one of the seemingly rare female Irken invaders who has had many unfortunate encounters with Zim. One of them includes inadvertently trapping her in a building on Devastis, the Irken military training planet, therefore missing her chance to take the test to become one of the Irken Elite Soldiers (and an Invader). In "Tak: The Hideous New Girl", she comes to Earth, digiused as a human girl, and attempts to take over the Earth. However, her attempts were thwarted by Zim, GIR, Dib, and Gaz, who reluctantly worked together to defeat her. If the series ever continued, she would have been shown in a few more episodes.
- MiMi: MiMi is a SIR unit who was built for Tak on planet Dirt. Her disguise is also holographic, and is generated as a cat. Like GIR, she is easily distinguishable from other SIR units. She has no dialogue in the show. She is taken over with GIR's personality and is dismembered in the process. She thinks of GIR as arrogant.
- Piggy: Piggy is a live piggy that GIR has been seen having tea and watching movies with. GIR seems to have a fascination with piggies, because he also has a large collection of rubber piggies, which are thrown into a time machine by Zim to destroy Dib.
- Computer (Jhonen Vasquez): Zim's computer is normally seen talking with Zim. He is scattered around the house and base so Zim can talk to him whenever he needs to. The computer also seems to display defects, similar to GIR, in both that he lacks information on Earth and will occasionally change his voice tone to a much harsher version at usually completely unnecessary times and situation. In the episode "Invasion of the Idiot Dog Brain" Computer's brain is replaced with GIR's.
- Minimoose (Jhonen Vasquez): Minimoose is a floating purple shape with distorted moose-like appendages (stubby legs, bloated eyes and antlers). Minimoose is introduced as Zim's other sidekick. Though it does not appear before The Most Horrible X-mas Ever, Zim proudly declares that Minimoose has been with him all along. This was to be followed by a series of pictures from past episodes with minimoose crudely pasted in, but that was scrapped for sake of time. Minimoose was to be introduced in the episode Nubs of Doom, which was scheduled to air before Most Horrible X-Mas. The episode established that Minimoose is an Irken superweapon which Zim does not know how to use. The series was cancelled before this episode could complete production, with Minimoose's origins left a mystery.
- Invader Skoodge (Ted Raimi): Skoodge is a successful and competent Irken Invader, but was assigned to planet Blorch, home of the slaughtering rat people, due to his shortness. He was the first Invader to successfully conquer a planet in Operation Impending Doom II, but is prejudiced against by the Almighty Tallest, who proceed to launch him into the planet as the first shot of the destruction. Somehow, he survived. When Zim says "But I thought the Tallest killed you" on Hobo 13, Skoodge replies "Yeah...But I'm okay now." Skoodge is very loyal to The Almighty Tallest, no matter how much they hate him. He was planned to be included in future episodes of the show, but it was canceled before the episodes could be finished.
- Bloaty (Rosearik Rikki Simmons): The owner and/or mascot of the Chuck E. Cheese-like restaurant, Bloaty's Pizza Hog. He is mostly seen in commercials. He was only seen out of his pig costume once, in the episode "Bloaty's Pizza Hog," and apparently has an eating disorder. He is an elderly, morbidly obese man, to the point of being fatter out of costume than in it. He is said to be depressed and hate his life, to the point of crying during one commercial.
[edit] Minor characters
- Lard Nar (Fred Tatasciore): The leader of the Resisty, a group whose goal is to defy and ultimately bring down the Irken Empire. His only appearance is in Back Seat Drivers From Beyond The Stars. He is from the planet named Vort which has since been conquered by Invader Larb.
- Roboparents and Gnomes: Zim's helpers that guard his base and help make him seem more human. The Roboparents are poorly built and have an utter lack of normal parental behavior. The Roboparents frequently act inappropriately (for instance, Robo Dad once said "C'MON, son! Let's go play in the TOILET!") or attack visitors to Zim's house. The gnomes protect the exterior of Zim's house when people are in the yard, with the ability to shoot lasers from their eyes and once threw Dib from Zim's yard.
- Keef (Danny Cooksey): Keef is a clingy child that attends the Skool with Zim. He is seen to be overeager to have a friend in the second episode, "Bestest Friend", where Zim befriends him to appear normal. In the episode, Zim grows tired of Keef's constant presence, and when Keef's "surprise party" for Zim jeopardizes base security, he tricks him into thinking a squirrel was Zim. He was supposed to appear in "Return of Keef" but the animation was never finished because the show had been canceled. He (or someone identical) is seen in the background in numerous episodes, and has a few lines in "Lice".
- President Man (Jeffrey Jones): The President of the United States who appears in the series, with his most significant role being in "The Girl Who Cried Gnome". He is essentially a figurehead, being the incompetent fool he is. The stupid things he's done include leaving the coat hanger in his suit, giving up his power to "Santa", (who was really Zim in disguise) and trading the fate of a "crisis" for Ninja Star cookies, which he is exceedingly fond of.
- Nick (Jhonen Vasquez): Excessively happy human held captive by Zim for experimentation. His most notable feature is the enormous drill-like "happiness probe" in his head. He appears in "Zim Eats Waffles", "GIR Goes Crazy And Stuff" and "The Girl Who Cried Gnome".
- The Swollen Eyeball Network (various): A group (including Dib, known within the group as "Agent Mothman") who are determined to prove the paranormal.Some Agents are Agent Mothman (Dib's alias), Agent Darkbooty (Revealed to be a NASA janitor), Agent Tunaghost, Agent Disembodied-Head, and Agent Nessie. Found in episodes "Battle of the Planets", "Battle Dib", "Zim Eats Waffles" and "Gaz, Taster of Pork"
- Bill (Adam Paul): Moronic paranormal investigator who believes that ghosts, the Loch Ness Monster,and Bigfoot are fake, while cereal box characters such as Count Chocofang and Frankenchokey are real. Seen in "Career Day" and "The Sad, Sad Tale Of Chickenfoot".
- Mr. Elliot (Simon Scott Bullock): Gaz's teacher. Appears to have a positive outlook but is not revealed to have very much intelligence. Seen in "Gir Goes Crazy And Stuff", "Gaz, Taster of Pork", "Parent-Teacher Night", and was going to appear in the unfinished episode "Simon sez Doom".
- Iggins: Gaz's enemy. An obsessed video game nerd who was prominently featured in the episode "Game Slave 2." Iggins takes the last Game Slave 2 console, (and the American version of Vampire Piggy Hunter), thus incurring the wrath of Gaz, who sends him crashing down to earth in an elevator after reclaiming the Game Slave 2. Although it appears he is dead, Iggins bursts forth from the wreckage at the very end of the episode. He is seen again in Walk For Your Lives, but has a non-speaking role. In the later episode he is seen getting arrested by a cop for just doing nothing and the cop appears to be angry.
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