Zorx, Klax, and Jennifer are the titular main antagonists of the third installment in the Captain Underpants book series, Captain Underpants and the Invasion of the Incredibly Naughty Cafeteria Ladies from Outer Space (and the Subsequent Assault of the Equally Evil Lunchroom Zombie Nerds). They are three space aliens who planned to invade Piqua, Ohio. They put this into plan by infecting the school with intoxicated Zombie Nerd food. Indirectly, by bringing many alien juices to the Earth, they are also indirectly responsible for turning Captain Underpants into a real hero with super powers, as by that time he had been just a normal human without any powers.
Their Evil Ranking[]
What Makes Them Heinous?[]
- They on the students and staff of the Jerome Horwitz Elementary School from Piqua, Ohio to analyze their movements until they strike.
- They trick Mr. Krupp into hiring them as the new lunch ladies after the old ones quiet.
- They turn the students and faculty at the school into Evil Zombie Nerds by intoxicating the cafeteria food, which is considerably a fate worse than death. To further this, they also attempted to shoot them with Super Evil Rapid Growth Juice to enlarge them, making them much more dangerous threats.
- It is implied that the Zombie Nerds would have eaten many structures, as evidenced by the zombified Miss Anthrope eating part of Mr. Krupp's desk.
- They are indirectly responsible for the Deliriously Dangerous Death-Defying Dandelion of Doom becoming a threat, as George and Harold accidentally created it with their Super Evil Rapid Growth Juice while trying to get rid of it.
- They tried to grab Harold (Zorx only) to attack him upon emerging from the kitchen's shadows and announces his intentions to destroy him, George and Mr. Krupp for discovering them.
- They attempted to stop George and Harold from following Mr. Krupp by attacking them after Zorx accidentally summons Captain Underpants by snapping his tentacle (sounds weird, as a tentacle lacks fingers, but as George says, let's not argue about the book's implausible aspects).
- They attempted to kill George, Harold and Captain Underpants with their zombie nerds after George and Harold beat them up.
- They jailed George, Harold and Captain Underpants in their spaceship and attempted to make them their space slaves and make them watch of how their Evil Zombie Nerds, whom they are gonna spray the Super Evil Rapid Growth Juice with their UFO's cannons, destroy their planet.
- Their plans for the Earth were catasthrophic enough to force George and Harold to willingly trick them into putting Ultra-Nasty Self-Destruct Juice inside their UFO's engines to blow them up at the cost of their own lives if that meant saving the world, with the boys and Captain Underpants ultimately surviving thanks to the latter suggesting them to jump off the UFO before its explosion, and even then, the Dandelion of Doom nearly kills Captain Underpants, forcing George and Harold to regretfully give him the Extra Strength Super Power Juice to save his life. Not to mention, had Harold not come up with stealing the Anti Zombie Nerd Juice, the Evil Zombie Nerds would have possibly been left zombified forever.
- They are possibly among the most personal villains of the series, as they become the reason Captain Underpants gets super powers, changing the status quo of the books.
- In a bad future accidentally created by Tippy Tinkletrousers when he tries to escape from Captain Underpants, they turn George and Harold into zombie nerds and have them destroy the Earth. They also succeed in using their Super Evil Rapid Growth Juice to enlarge the Zombie Nerds, which prevents their previous attempt from falling into Fridge Horror.
What Makes Them Inconsistent?[]
- They are too comedic for NPE or PE as the series doesn't take anything seriously, such as them getting beaten up by George and Harold. Despite this, they are still showing to be one of the few villains to be taken mildly seriously.
Trivia[]
- Their alternate timeline counterparts from Captain Underpants and the Preposterous Plight of the Purple Potty People cannot count as Inconsistently Heinous, as they have not committed any heinous actions and are working for the fire department.
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