Dr. Slug



Dr. Slug is a ruthless villain occupying the spot of Public Enemy Number One in St. Canard. He is physician with ambitions of world domination, but although highly dangerous, he's a fairly social guy. He's on good terms withMegavolt, to the point he lets him use his stuff when he has no immediate need for it himself. Dr. Slug has made his hideout in a glue warehouse, which he has given a homey touch.

It is unknown who his voice actor is.

Background Edit
Given the head mirror, Dr. Slug is a physician-kind-of-doctor and probably has the necessary degrees. How he came to be what he is and whether he was a person or a regular slug first is unknown.

Personality Edit
Dr. Slug can get a little crazy when he gets carried away in dreams of his soon-to-be global conquest, but he's a fairly level-headed guy who knows it's just as important to keep a handle on daily life as it is to design the perfect scheme.

Appearance Edit
As his name suggests, Dr. Slug is a slug. That he's green and slimy is to be expected, but his size is that of a small garage. Though he has no legs, he has arms. His only item of wear is a head mirror.

Cartoon Edit
Dr. Slug is about to slice Darkwing Duck and Launchpad to ribbons when he corners them in an alleyway. The two only escape because Darkwing pauses the scenario so he can answer fanmail. Dr. Slug takes Negaduck's spot on the public enemy list, which infuriates Negaduck so much he goes on a huge crime spree just to be Number One again. He fails miserably. Megavolt is flattered that Darkwing considers him his archenemy, having presumed that position to be held by Dr. Slug. Dr. Slug lends Megavolt his hideout for over the weekend so he has a quiet place to murder those who tormented him in high school.

Joe Books comics Edit
Due to the destruction caused by alternative and mind-controlled Darkwings running rampant in St. Canard, Darkwing Duck becomes Public Enemy Number One to Five, beating out Dr. Slug.

Notes Edit

 * Dr. Slug is adapted from the giant alien slug that appears in "Comic Book Capers". Whether on purpose or not, this means that for the entirety of Dr. Slug's existence in the cartoon, he's always around in context of Megavolt. With the exception of "The Quiverwing Quack", all his episodes are Megavolt episodes and his mention in "The Quiverwing Quack" comes with one on Megavolt.