List of Totally Spies! characters

Totally Spies!

Company type	Animated television series
Industry	Entertainment
Founded	2001 (2001)
Founder	David Michel, Vincent Chalvon-Demersay
Products	Animated TV series, music singles
Parent	Marathon Media

The animated series Totally Spies! centers on three teenage girls from Beverly Hills—Sam, Clover, and Alex—who serve as undercover agents for the World Organization of Human Protection (WOOHP). Their covert operations to protect the world remain hidden from their classmates. The show includes a diverse ensemble cast featuring fellow high school and college students, other WOOHP operatives, and recurring antagonists.

Conception and development

Drawing inspiration from the surge of female pop icons, creators David Michel and Vincent Chalvon-Demersay crafted the series with animation influenced by anime styles. Marathon Media sought to expand the franchise by creating a girl group showcased on the German talk show Arabella. Out of twenty demo submissions, winners were selected to release a single in spring 2002 through EMI. According to managing director Dirk Fabarius, there were intentions to produce a full album to promote Totally Spies! as an actual musical act.

Michel noted that prior to this series, television was dominated by action-adventure shows aimed at boys, while pop culture highlighted female celebrities such as Britney Spears and Spice Girls. The characters were heavily inspired by Clueless, blended with a narrative style reminiscent of James Bond. The initial audience response was modest until the launch of the Charlie's Angels movie, which boosted interest in female-led franchises.

Character designs were originally developed by Gil Formosa.

Sam Simpson

Voiced by Claire Guyot in French, and by Jennifer Hale (seasons 1–6) followed by Kira Riley (season 7 onward) in English, Sam has slightly curly red hair, bright green eyes, and light skin. On missions, she wears a green catsuit. Known for her intelligence, rationality, and maturity—often acting as the group's older sister—she is the most strategic spy who formulates plans to outwit villains. Although serious during assignments, she enjoys shopping and visiting salons. Unlike her teammates, she is less preoccupied with romance and has experienced few love interests. A recurring joke involves her being brainwashed frequently. Her surname is revealed as Simpson when undercover as a reporter in "Do You Believe in Magic?".

In an interview discussing Sam's first three seasons, Hale described her character as "intelligent and daring," noting that over time more of her quirky and feminine traits were revealed.

Clover Ewing

Clover (voiced by Fily Keita in French, Andrea Taylor in seasons 1 through 6, and Ali Ryan from season 7 onward in English) features medium-length blonde hair, light blue eyes, and a medium skin tone; during missions, she dons a red catsuit. As the most animated member of the trio, Clover represents a Beverly Hills teenage fashion enthusiast with a pronounced valspeak accent. She is often seen chasing after the latest attractive boys and competing with Mandy for social dominance. According to her Télétoon profile, she is noted for her athleticism, agility, impulsiveness, and willingness to face villains even under challenging circumstances.

Andrea Baker characterized Clover as someone who enjoys music, fashion, and being pampered, appreciating how the team blends excitement with action.

Alex Vasquez

Alexandra (voiced by Céline Mauge in French; Katie Leigh in seasons 1 and 2, Katie Griffin from seasons 3 to 6, and Lori Felipe-Barkin from season 7 forward in English) has short black hair, light brown eyes, and dark skin; she wears a yellow catsuit that symbolizes her strength. Alex is portrayed as warm-hearted and emotionally expressive. She enjoys sports and shares her friends’ enthusiasm for fashion. However, she is occasionally naive and absent-minded—sometimes taking language literally or mishandling hazardous items at crime scenes.

As the youngest team member, Alex is famously known for her poor driving skills—a recurring joke—though she can execute impressive stunts when necessary. Starting from season 3, her interests expand to include Taekwondo, skateboarding, soccer, and video games.

Her family background shows some inconsistencies regarding her father’s appearance across episodes. In Totally Spies! The Movie, which takes place when the girls begin at Beverly Hills High School, Alex adopts a piglet named Oinky who appears again in later seasons. Although she initially claims to be allergic to cats, she handles animals without difficulty in subsequent episodes. Her surname remains undisclosed; however, Jerry refers to her father as "Dr. Casoy" in one installment.

Voice actress Katie Griffin employed a higher pitch for Alex’s voice and expressed concerns about vocal strain and potential recasting but found returning for season 6 rewarding due to the character’s endearing qualities and affection for animals.

Jerry

Jerry Lewis (voiced by Jean-Claude Donda in French; Jess Harnell in seasons 1 and 2, Adrian Truss from seasons 3 to 6, and Gary Mack starting season 7 in English) serves as the founder and head of the World Organization Of Human Protection (WOOHP), managing the girls’ missions. A middle-aged British gentleman, Jerry provides mission briefings and equips agents with specialized gadgets often disguised as feminine accessories such as boots, hairpins, or lipsticks. Many devices bear acronym-based names like RASH ("Rocket-powered Amphibious Stealth Hydrofoil"), AWFUL Boots ("All-Weather Fleece Ultra-Light Boots"), and CATS ("Crystalline Airtight Trisect Shield").

He deploys agents through imaginative means including trap doors, portals, or roller coasters that commonly defy physical laws. Jerry also offers real-time support by analyzing intelligence data and monitoring equipment during missions. Known for his frequent wordplay and puns, he acts as both mentor and father figure to the team. His surname Lewis is disclosed in the episode "Totally Switched."

Jerry also appears in the related series The Amazing Spiez!.

Mandy

Mandy (voiced by Céline Mauge in French, Jennifer Hale in seasons 1–6, and Sarah Naughton from season 7 onward in English) serves as the main adversary during the girls' non-spy storylines at Beverly Hills High. Known as the affluent, trend-savvy "queen bee," she frequently competes with Clover for attention and social standing, often resorting to deceitful methods to sabotage the girls. Despite her plans typically failing, Mandy remains a constant source of trouble.

Originally seen with her followers Dominique and Caitlin, Mandy becomes the spies' neighbor starting in season 3 and later enrolls at Malibu University by season 5, where she shares a dormitory with her cousin Mindy alongside the spies. In season 6, she hires an intern named Trent. Although Mandy is unaware of the girls’ secret spy roles, her interactions often place her in situations where the spies must protect or rescue her from actual threats. When she uncovers their secret identities, her memory is usually erased.

Mandy occasionally adopts villainous personas, such as in "Futureshock!" where she tries to turn everyone into media celebrities under her control, or "Attack of the 50 Ft. Mandy," where she enlarges herself to capture the girls. In the season finale "Totally Busted," exposure to a chemical called SUDS transforms her and her friends into spy hunters. By "Pandapocalypse," Mandy recovers her memory and is reluctantly recruited by WOOHP again, resulting in her transfer to Singapore alongside the spies.

Jennifer Hale has shared that she enjoys voicing both Mandy and Sam, appreciating the stark contrast between the characters and relishing the chance to portray a "complete snob."

G.L.A.D.I.S.

Standing for Gadget Lending and Distribution Interactive System, G.L.A.D.I.S. (featured in seasons 3–4; voiced by Laura Préjean in French and Stevie Vallance in English) is Jerry’s robotic assistant introduced as a main character during those seasons. Michel describes her as a "robot with a SERIOUS attitude." She appears as an assembly line equipped with multiple mechanical arms used to provide gadgets to the girls. Although Jerry created her, G.L.A.D.I.S. frequently acts autonomously, choosing gadgets independently and sometimes ignoring commands. Due to unfavorable audience reactions, the character was phased out, with a season 5 episode explaining that she was sent to a recycling center.

Arnold Jackson

Arnold Jackson is a recurring classmate at Beverly Hills High portrayed as an academically inclined nerd who offers help to the girls in exchange for dates. He campaigns for Clover’s popularity win and secretly invites Sam out under the alias "A.J." Despite Clover repeatedly turning him down, Arnold remains attracted to her and supports her public image efforts. He takes part in various school activities such as contests and elections, often competing against main characters.

Arnold also appears as a minor antagonist: in "Super Nerd Much?" he uses a magical ring to steal others’ "coolness," and in "Arnold the Great," he is manipulated by villain Geraldine Husk into opposing the girls. His final role occurs in season 5’s opening episode where he graduates as valedictorian, delivering a dismissive farewell speech to his peers.

Blaine

Blaine is introduced in season 5's episode "The Granny" as a Mali-U student and the captain of the beach volleyball team. Operating as a freelance assassin, his mission involves making Clover fall for him before eliminating her. Upon learning that Clover works for the forces of good, he turns against his employer, Geraldine Husk, and subsequently joins the Australian division of WOOHP alongside Britney. Blaine appears again in the season 5 finale "Totally Dunzo," where he is apprehended by Mr. X but nearly reconciles with Clover. In season 6's "Baddies on a Blimp," he clandestinely boards the WOOHP blimp to aid the spies but declines Clover’s romantic interest, citing his past experiences with demanding LA women. Additionally, Blaine guest stars in The Amazing Spiez! where he is kidnapped by the spiez' nanny.

Britney

Britney makes her first appearance in season 2's "Alex Quits" as a teenage agent newly enlisted by WOOHP. Sporting long dark blue hair, violet eyes, and an olive skin tone, she shares the group's keen sense of style and enthusiasm for boys. She quickly forms close friendships with Clover and Sam but initially provokes jealousy from Alex due to her immediate skillfulness and leadership qualities. After completing her training, Jerry assigns her to a different WOOHP branch. Britney returns in season 3's "Escape from WOOHP Island," where she is stranded on an island prison and rescued by the spies; she mentions having two handsome colleagues among agents. Producer David Michel confirmed that Britney would feature in special episodes thereafter.

In season 5's "Virtual Stranger," Britney becomes trapped within a virtual reality simulation that results in a cyber demon manifesting through her. After being saved, she transfers to Mali-U for three episodes, reigniting Alex’s jealousy. In "WOOHPersize-me," Britney joins the team investigating a campus fitness craze linked to WOOHP training methods. During "Evil Hotel," Britney and Alex mend their rivalry while protecting a movie star; Britney is then assigned to WOOHP Australia, partnered with Blaine, much to Clover’s displeasure. She returns in the multi-episode finale "Totally Dunzo" as one of Mr. X’s prisoners. Britney also appears as a guest in The Amazing Spiez where she is kidnapped by the spiez' nanny.

Carmen Vasquez

Carmen (voiced by Katie Leigh) is Alex’s mother and bears a strong resemblance to her daughter. Her main concern revolves around encouraging Alex to pursue romantic relationships. Carmen features in multiple episodes including Season 2’s "Mommies Dearest," Season 4’s "Alex Gets Schooled," and the Season 4 finale "Totally Busted," where she officially becomes a spy donning a royal blue catsuit.

David

David, voiced by Darryl Kurylo, is a fellow student who becomes the object of affection for all three spy girls as well as Mandy. He is introduced in the Season 2 episode "It's How You Play The Game" and has a wide range of hobbies, including painting, poetry, rock climbing, and street luge. Despite the romantic interest shown by the girls, David regards them either as friends or like siblings. According to producer David Michel, David was not originally planned to be a recurring character; however, due to his popularity among fans, he returned in Season 4.

Dean

Dean, whose voice is provided by Greg Cipes, debuts as a WOOHP agent in the Season 3 finale titled "Evil Promotion Much?" In this episode, he trains alongside the girls to become elite spies. Known for his exceptional agility from a young age, Dean wears a blue uniform and acts as their official training instructor. After being captured by Terence and momentarily aligning with him, Dean ultimately reaffirms his allegiance to WOOHP and aids in rescuing Jerry while helping to defeat Terence. He later appears in episodes such as "Deja Cruise," where he turns down Clover’s romantic advances, and "WOOHP-tastic!," where he supervises the gadget laboratory. In the Season 5 finale, Dean is among the agents kidnapped by Mr. X. Additionally, Dean features in the spin-off series The Amazing Spiez!.

Dominique and Caitlin

Dominique and Caitlin, voiced by Katie Griffin and Andrea Baker respectively, are Mandy’s two snobbish friends characterized by their high-pitched nasal voices. Their names were not revealed during the first two seasons, and they primarily appeared in early episodes as well as the feature film set at Beverly Hills High. When the setting transitioned to Mali-U in Season 5, they were removed from the storyline. Their most significant appearance occurs during the Season 4 "Totally Busted" story arc, where they are brainwashed alongside Mandy to attack the Spies. Both Baker and Griffin developed distinct interpretations of Mandy’s personality when performing these roles.

Gabby Simpson

Gabby is Sam’s mother who shares her daughter’s distinctive orange hair and protective demeanor. She first appears in Season 2’s "Mommies Dearest" and returns in the Season 4 finale "Totally Busted," during which she briefly assumes a spy role wearing a jade-colored catsuit before officially joining the agency. Gabby is Sam’s only offspring and makes a brief cameo in "The Wedding Crasher."

Mindy

Mindy is introduced in Season 5 at Mali-U as Mandy’s cousin. Sporting blonde hair, green eyes, and a Southern accent, she serves as a secondary version of Mandy who irritates the main characters. Mindy shares a dormitory room with the spy girls.

Mrs. Lewis

Mrs. Lewis, Jerry’s mother from Devonshire, England, first appears in Season 2’s "Mommies Dearest." In the Season 5 finale "Totally Dunzo!," after being exposed to evil DNA, she transforms into "Mr. X," creating robotic droids designed to replace spies and attempting global domination by acquiring WOOHP. Jerry manages to reverse her condition, uncovering that she was once an elite spy—information previously unknown to him. In Season 6's "Totally Switched Again," she briefly returns as a WOOHP agent before retiring. Mrs. Lewis also appears in The Amazing Spiez! during a flashback involving her daughter Sherry.

Norman

Norman, who is Clover's cousin, makes his debut in the second season episode "Zooney World" and reappears in the sixth season installment titled "Danger TV."

Oinky

Oinky, the piglet companion of Alex, is easily identified by his blue collar adorned with diamond-like studs and a gold tag, along with a distinctive mark on his forehead. He was introduced in Totally Spies! The Movie after Alex saved him during a chaotic event involving an enormous sushi roll, leading to his adoption. Oinky later becomes involved in missions, acting both as a diversion and a protector.

From season six onward, Oinky regularly supports the spies in their assignments, including covert operations at Mali-U where he disguises himself as a dog to investigate kidnappings occurring at the West Hollywood Dog Show. Although he has an aversion to water and baths, Oinky consistently demonstrates cleverness and loyalty, frequently aiding in thwarting villains.

His close relationship with Alex highlights his protective nature and intelligence, making him an integral part of the team alongside Sam and Clover. Oinky also appears in episodes featuring talent scouts and abduction plots, showcasing capabilities beyond those of an ordinary pet. Known as Groin Groin in the French adaptation, Oinky contributes both tactical advantages and emotional support to the team's endeavors.

Phoebe

Phoebe is Mandy’s mother, characterized by her long dark hair and distinctive nasal tone. Her first appearance occurs in season three’s "Forward to the Past", set in 1975, where she is involved with Beverly Hills High’s school news magazine. Later that season, she disciplines Mandy for unsatisfactory grades by grounding her and revoking access to her platinum credit card ("Dental? More Like Mental"). In "Evil G.L.A.D.I.S Much?", Phoebe supports Mandy by purchasing the Yves Mont Blanc store.

Plunkett

Plunkett serves as the fashion design professor at Malibu University and plays a significant role during season six. Known for his rigorous standards, he awards only one A grade on a midterm runway assignment featured in "Inferior Designer". Additionally, he organizes a class trip to France in the season’s finale episode, "So Totally Versailles".

Stella Ewing

Stella, Clover’s mother, initially appears with lighter hair before adopting a shade similar to Clover’s. She is featured in season two episodes "Mommies Dearest", where she falls under Tim Scam’s control, and "Zooney World", where she entrusts Clover with caring for her cousin Norman. In the season four finale "Totally Busted", Stella embraces a spy role herself, wearing a vibrant pink catsuit. By season six’s "Nine Lives", it is revealed that Stella works as an earlobe surgeon.

Trent

Trent is introduced as Mandy’s intern and becomes a recurring character starting in season six. He assists Mandy by driving her golf cart, running errands, and offering personal aid. His usual attire includes a dress shirt paired with a black vest and slacks. In "Trent Goes Wild", after undergoing a WOOHP memory wipe accident, he acquires DNA from an evil scorpion man, gains popularity at Malibu University, and seeks vengeance against Mandy for previous mistreatment.

Virgil

Virgil oversees the coffee shop where Alex, Sam, and Clover hold part-time jobs during season 5. His first appearance occurs in "Evil Professor". He also features in episodes such as "The Show Must Go On... Or Else", where he is temporarily transformed into a western film star. In "Zero To Hero", he invites Alex on a date; however, after an unsuccessful outing, he uncovers the girls' identities as spies. Subsequently, he uses a serum to enhance his physique and orchestrates scenarios to portray himself as a superhero in an attempt to win her admiration.

Zerlina

Zerlina appears in season 7, voiced by Déborah Claude and Alana Barrett-Atkins. She is Jerry's daughter and takes over as WOOHP president following his retirement.

Toby

Featured in season 7 and voiced by Gauthier Battoue and Arjun Biju, Toby is a young technological prodigy who assists Zerlina in the creation and distribution of the spies' gadgets.

Glitterstar

Glitterstar, voiced by Geneviève Battoue and Jody Doo in season 7, manages the Bubble Spy Cafe, which is operated by WOOHP. She remains unaware of the spies' true identities.

Recurring villains

Beginning with season two, several antagonists reappear frequently, often escaping WOOHP custody or completing their sentences, including Jazz Hands. Season 4 introduces LAMOS (League Aiming to Menace and Overthrow Spies), led by Terence and comprising members such as Tim Scam, Helga Von Guggen, Myrna Beesbottom, and Boogie Gus. Season 6 features returns of previous villains like Granny; additionally, Seth Toyman reemerges with a revised origin story, transitioning from an unintentional offender to a more purposeful adversary.

Boogie Gus

Boogie Gus (voiced by Joseph Motiki) makes his debut in season 3's "Forward to the Past", where he exploits Jerry's time machine to pilfer advanced technology from the future and establish a 1970s-era WOOHP counterpart named World Organization Of Harming People. Originally a janitor at WOOHP in the present day, he adopts this retro identity.

In season 4, Boogie Gus becomes part of LAMOS while preserving his distinctive 1970s style. He notably wields a ray gun capable of regressing individuals into younger versions of themselves dressed in 1980s attire.

During the two-part episode "Like, So Totally Not Spies", Boogie Gus unintentionally exposes vital information concerning Terence's schemes and the secret behind the bracelets.

Boogie Gus also appears in the spinoff series The Amazing Spiez!, where his son Gus Jr. attempts to revert trends back to those of the 1990s using outdated technology but is ultimately stopped by the spiez.

Candy Sweet

Margaret "Candy Sweet" Nussbaum (voiced by Amanda Anka) first appears as a cheerleading coach in "The Black Widows". Her team achieves national acclaim but is later revealed to be composed of gynoids programmed with routines stolen from competing squads. After being rejected from the Honeybees cheerleading team herself, Margaret seeks vengeance through this elaborate plan.

In "Sis-KaBOOM-Bah!", she employs brainwashing techniques on teenage cheerleaders across the country—including Clover and Mandy—by distributing a training DVD designed to aid her escape from prison.

Diminutive Smalls

Diminutive Smalls created a shrink ray with the intention of reducing others' size but ended up shrinking himself accidentally, which granted him extraordinary strength. In the episode "Shrinking", he employs the device on prominent tourist landmarks. Later, in "Attack of the 50 Foot Mandy", he seeks revenge by enlarging the spies but mistakenly targets Mandy instead.

Dr. Gelee

Gelee is a scientist whose goal is to freeze the entire planet as a response to humanity's harmful behavior, featured in "Ice Man Cometh". During a chess match, he compels Clover to become his ice queen but is ultimately stopped and detained. In "Ski Trip", after escaping custody, he attempts to eliminate the spies at a ski resort and inadvertently kidnaps Mandy. His final scheme causes an avalanche that buries him, leaving his outcome unknown.

Geraldine Husk

Geraldine Husk (voiced by Kathy Laskey) heads the spy organization Super Protection International (S.P.I.), which rivals WOOHP by orchestrating staged arrests with employees acting as criminals to seek vengeance for her previous rejection from WOOHP. Her plans are thwarted by Sam, Clover, and Alex, prompting her to vow retaliation.

In "Super Agent Much?", Geraldine administers a serum that transforms Clover into a "super spy" with enhanced capabilities but increased selfishness, recruiting her into S.P.I. and commanding her to destroy WOOHP. After being submerged in a lake, Clover loses these powers and Geraldine is captured once more. She targets Arnold with superhero abilities in "Arnold the Great". In season 5's "Return Of Geraldine", she employs Blaine to assassinate Clover and subsequently focuses on making Clover’s life more difficult.

Granny

Granny is featured in the episode "The Granny" as a seemingly kind elderly woman who bakes treats. Despite being known as a dangerous WOOHP prisoner, her friendly appearance initially deceives the girls. She manages to escape during transport, reunites with her crew for bank robberies, but is eventually recaptured and confined in a prison facility resembling a retirement home.

In "Super Sweet Cupcake Company", Granny prepares cupcakes that compel those who eat them to follow her commands. After escaping incarceration, she uses these cupcakes to rob banks without alerting employees.

She also appears in two Amazing Spiez episodes: "Operation Old School" and "Operation Senior Spy".

Captain Hayes

Captain Hayes Turner (voiced by Ian James Corlett) has an obsession with fame and celebrities. He first appears in "Evil Airlines Much?" as the pilot of a luxury flight carrying celebrities from Los Angeles to Paris, planning to keep the plane continuously airborne.

He returns in "Evil Hotel" after escaping prison, where he establishes an underwater luxury hotel for abducted celebrities and develops technology aimed at raising global sea levels.

In season 6's "Celebrity Swipe", Hayes kidnaps celebrities and steals their unique traits to enhance his own notoriety.

Helga Von Guggen

Helga Von Guggen (voiced by Adrienne Barbeau) is a renowned fashion designer acknowledged by Clover as a legend within the industry. In season 1’s episode "Wild Style", she masterminds the kidnapping of cruise passengers alongside her assistant Troad, employing a serum that transforms them into animalistic creatures to harvest their fur. Following a confrontation with the spies, Helga is unintentionally mutated into a hybrid monster, leading to her defeat and offscreen restoration.

She reappears in season 2’s "Fashion Faux Pas" after breaking out of prison, launching a fashion collection named Mystique, whose garments covertly suffocate wearers to death.

In season 4, Helga is featured as a member of LAMOS. During the episode "Evil Jerry", she is apprehended but manages to escape. Later, in the two-part episode "Like, So Totally Not Spies", she conspires to distribute bracelets that erase the spies’ memories of their previous missions.

Troad

Troad serves as Helga’s loyal assistant, initially introduced in "Wild Style" disguised as a stranded castaway. He aids in the Mystique fashion line scheme in "Fashion Faux Pas" but does not appear thereafter.

Jazz Hands

Jazz Hands (voiced by Ben Joseph) is a mime performer dressed in classic attire including a black tuxedo, cape, burgundy trousers, and top hat. Despite his silent mime act, he vocalizes his intent to enslave people as mimes. Harboring resentment toward entertainers who rendered mime obsolete, his weaponry includes an accordion cannon that fires lasers turning victims into mute mimes clad in monochrome outfits.

In "Mime Your Own Business", he targets Beverly Hills residents such as Sam and Alex. Season 5 showcases a three-episode storyline where Jazz Hands escapes from WOOHP prison and establishes a mime-themed amusement park designed to create an army of mimes. He partners with Miss Spirit Fingers, who steals a microchip but is later uncovered as Sam undercover and eventually persuaded to join his cause.

Ben Joseph also contributed as co-writer for the episode marking Jazz Hands’ introduction.

Marco Lumière

The antagonist in the two-part story "A Spy Is Born", Marco Lumière (voiced by Dee Baker in season 1 and James Brown Jr. in season 7) is an eccentric Hollywood filmmaker shunned for his unusual and often cruel directing style. Seeking vengeance, he abducts prominent Hollywood celebrities to his secluded island equipped with lethal robots and traps, forcing them to star in perilous action movies. After his capture and arrest, he escapes by commandeering the WOOHP plane, kidnapping Alex and compelling the spies to participate in his film. Ultimately, he is defeated by the spies and Jerry.

Lumière returns in episode "0067", having undergone plastic surgery and adopting the alias "Ocram Ereimul" to impersonate a leading movie producer and manipulate Jerry into capturing Hollywood’s top producers.

In season 7’s "Totally Trolling, Much?", Lumière is released from prison, no longer villainous, and it is revealed he has a daughter named Shirley Lumiere.

Myrna Beesbottom

Myrna Beesbottom, introduced in season 3's episode "Space Much?", is a former WOOHP operative who initially appears as the girls' strict caretaker. She returns as an antagonist in "Evil Valentine's Day", where she manipulates Jerry into marriage with the intention of taking over WOOHP headquarters.

In the season 4 premiere "The Dream Teens", Myrna allies with LAMOS and creates plasma androids that pose as boyfriends to siphon the spies' energy. Despite her imposing physique, she exhibits remarkable agility and proficiency in ninja combat techniques and weaponry.

Sebastian Saga

Sebastian Saga (voiced by Jim Ward) is the series’ initial villain, debuting as the manager for up-and-coming rock artist Ricky Mathis. Once a guitarist himself, his career ended following a pyrotechnics accident that resulted in a metal prosthetic glove and partial facial concealment. In the pilot episode "A Thing for Musicians", he employs hypnotic music delivered through glowing microdisc CDs to manipulate crowds into attacking governments. The spies thwart his scheme by redirecting the mind-control effect back onto him, leading to his capture.

He resurfaces in "Stark Raving Mad" after an unnoticed prison escape, acting as a DJ at rave parties where he incites attendees to riot at locations such as the skating rink, art museum, Beverly Hills mall, and their high school. Sebastian also makes an appearance in The Amazing Spiez! episode "Operation: Tami Trouble".

Terence Lewis

Terence Lewis (voiced by Gary Krawford) is Jerry’s malevolent twin and the main antagonist introduced in the season 3 finale "Evil Promotion Much?". Initially masquerading as a laid-back supervisor preparing the girls to become elite spies, he soon reveals a vendetta against Jerry rooted in a past betrayal during an exam. He undergoes surgical modifications to alter his face and voice.

In season 4, Terence establishes the League Aiming to Menace and Overthrow Spies (L.A.M.O.S.), an alliance of former WOOHP villains. Although he considers the acronym ridiculous, he keeps it due to existing merchandise orders. Operating from a submarine with leaks and wearing a white curly wig, he serves as a recurring adversary. Terence also appears in The Amazing Spiez! episode "Scary Jerry".

Tim Scam

Tim Scam (voiced by Michael Gough) is a deranged genius bent on destroying WOOHP. He first appears in "The New Jerry", where he kidnaps Jerry and impersonates him under the alias "Mac Smit," issuing missions while secretly plotting against the spies. A former WOOHP weapons engineer dismissed for unauthorized use of a heat-ray capable of evaporating oceans, Tim harbors deep resentment toward the organization.

He breaks out of prison in "Mommies Dearest" and uses mind control on the girls’ mothers to attack them. In "Morphing is so 1987", he attempts to obliterate WOOHP employing T-1000-like robots. Tim later joins L.A.M.O.S., continuing his role as a major foe.

Manny Wong

Manny Wong, once a manicurist, lost his salon following the introduction of the automated Mega Mani Mania. Debuting in "Mani-Maniac Much?", he sought vengeance against Mega Mani Mania but was ultimately defeated and incarcerated. He makes a comeback in "Baddies on a Blimp," where he teams up with Yves Mont Blanc and Violet Vanderfleet to exact revenge.

Violet Vanderfleet

Featured in "Evil Bouquets Are So Passe", Violet Vanderfleet is a botanist who engineers hybrid poisonous plants capable of movement and releasing sleeping gas. Her vendetta targets men who have rejected her, with the goal of eradicating all men to empower women who have suffered heartbreak. Her scheme is foiled when one of her own plants attacks her, resulting in her capture and subsequent treatment with an antidote.

She returns in "Baddies on a Blimp" alongside Manny Wong and Yves Mont Blanc, where they seize control of the WOOHP blimp after being unintentionally freed.

Willard

Introduced in season 2's "Alex Quits", Willard is a scientist known for his slow demeanor. He invents a ray gun that decelerates molecular motion, causing slow-motion effects. In season 3's "Escape from WOOHP Island", he tries to liberate prisoners held by WOOHP by shooting down Britney's plane and impersonating her with the intent to eliminate the spies and commandeer their aircraft. Although he dislikes speed, his martial arts skills are quick, yet still not faster than Britney’s. Following this, he mainly appears as a background figure in episodes involving prisoners.

Yves Mont Blanc

Yves Mont Blanc is a shoe designer often mentioned as Clover’s preferred designer throughout the series. In the episode "Evil Shoe Designer", he kidnaps critics of his footwear creations, compelling them to wear boots under his control.

He also features in "Baddies on a Blimp", where he collaborates with Manny Wong and Violet Vanderfleet to take over the WOOHP blimp.

Works cited

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