Nigel Nightshade

Nigel Nightshade
Background information
Television programs	Quack Pack
Voice	Rob Paulsen
Inspiration	Possibly Vizinni from The Princess Bride
Character information
Personality	Conniving, sneaky, clever, lying, greedy, selfish, tricky, deceiving, mean, cunning, slick
Appearance	Short man with black hair wearing a gray suit, red bow tie, and black shoes
Occupation	Thief
Alignment	Bad
Goal	To steal the key of Christopher Columbus' fourth fictional ship (fails)
Enemies	Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Daisy Duck, Kent Powers
Likes	Riches, stealing, robbing, tricking people, getting what he wants, being clever
Dislikes	Not getting what he wants, people foiling his plans, being tricked, being caught, being outsmarted
Fate	Gets sent to the toughest jail
Quote	"I tell you, ain't I the greatest thief in the world or what?"

Nigel Nightshade is the main antagonist of the Quack Pack episode, "Pride Goeth Before the Fall Guy".

Role in the episode

He's the greatest thief in the world known for having stolen the Eiffel Tower. He plans to steal the golden key of Christopher Columbus' recently discovered fourth fictional ship, the "Snookie".

Personality

Like all thieves, Nigel Nightshade is known to be conniving, sneaky, clever, lying, greedy, selfish, tricky, deceiving, mean, cunning, and slick in many ways when it comes to stealing and tricking people to gain their trust and get exactly what he's after.

Appearance

Nigel Nightshade appears to be a short man with black hair wearing a gray suit, red bow tie, and black shoes.

Trivia

• He might be inspired by The Princess Bride character Vizinni (played by Wallace Shawn), for they're alike in many ways.

Gallery

Nigel's Villain Card

Nigel's French Interpol Agent LeFort disguise

Nigel dressed like Dr. Jekyll

Nigel as Mr. Hyde

Nigel dressed as a Pharaoh

Nigel dressed as Santa Claus

Nigel dressed as a cowboy

Nigel dressed as an Arab

Nigel Nightshade's defeat

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