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Big meanie (computer virus) with blue metal skin, a green mouth, and a red Neptune-like crest on his head. He speaks with a mid-Atlantic accent and has several minions at his beck and call. He is often seen as a legless torso sitting at the floating control panel, but he can strap on a pair of legs and go bounding with great speed.
He has two green crescents on his chest, a triangle on his sternum, and four short vertical stripes below the ribcage. His servants are branded with a black square that has the same image; it looks like an un-smiley face.
(The actor who provides Megabyte's voice, Tony Jay, has been seen as Lex
Luthor's assistant Nigel St. John on "Lois and Clark".) (He is also doing the
voice of Judge Claude Frollo in Disney's "Hunchback of Notre Dame".)
Megabyte's servants have red and green eyes instead of black and white ones,
are usually dark blue in color and have the black and green unsmiley face logo.
Nibbles is a Null, a green worm with white markings. It is seen in
"The Quick and the Fed" crawling up on Megabyte's shoulder.
It turns dark blue when MB got careless and squeezed poor Nibbles. (Nulls
in the wild are known to suck up all the energy around them.) Megabyte has
a special relationship with Nibbles, which is hinted at in "Nullzilla".
A matched pair of bumbling one-wheeled robots, "rolling teapots".
Hack is red, Slash is blue. (Even Megabyte has problems remembering which
one is which, as mentioned in "Quick and the Fed".) They sound like
Gilbert Gottfried and are better at being "yes" men than henchmen. (They have
so much weaponry that there wasn't much room left for brains.)
Woman who wears tight scarlet clothes and has a white mask for a face.
She has a helmet with 5 spikes, making her look a bit like Medusa.
She lives on the island of Lost Angles, which is connected to Mainframe by
a spooky looking Gilded Gate Bridge.
The football shaped critter, Scuzzy, acts like Hexadecimal's familiar,
the same way that a black cat is a familiar for a witch. Scuzzy does not
speak, but communicates by playing back scenes that it has recorded.
(The green dome on top of its head is where the pictures are shown.)
In "The Medusa Bug", we see what happens to
poor Scuzzy when Hexadecimal gets upset - Scuzzy splits into pieces when
it falls through a hole in the floor. (The name is derived from the
popular pronunciation of the acronym "SCSI".)
720 x 720 86K Cast: large MB in back, heroes in middle, logo in front 720 x 576 54K Megabyte with Nibbles 720 x 540 55K Hack and Slash 700 x 525 32K Hexadecimal on her throne 720 x 540 38K Scuzzy in HD's Lair