168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Ratchet & Clank is known for a great many things, but one of its most prominent features is its often larger-than-life villains. It's understandable, what good is an 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:epic arsenal of cool weapons if there's nothing good to shoot them at, and over the years Ratchet &ꦡ; Clank has given us some great antagonists to go up against.
From the dastardly Dr. Nefarious, to the pirate crew lead by the somewhat incompetent Rusty Pete, most of the series' villains are definitely memorable. Some✤ are better than others though, so we've ranked all villains in the main series from worst to be♑st.
11 𝕴 Romulus Slag 🌌
Romulus Slag is definitely one of the weakest villains in the franchise, with his appearances in both Too♒ls of Destruction, and Quest for Booty being rather underwhelming. Both of his encounters with Ratchet💞 end up with his body being removed from his head, and he's yet to try and defeat the lombax since.
His third appearance in the series came i🏅n A Crack in Time, in which he and his pirate buddy Rusty Pete host a radio show, as well as having a role in Captain Qwark's film. It certainly seems that Romulus's days of villainy are behind him.
10 ♈ Angstrom Darkwater
Angstrom 🅷Darkwater was the main antagonist in Quest for Booty, well that is until he was betrayed by Romulus Slag and Rusty Pete. Darkwater's connection w♔ith the mysterious Zoni often overshadows his character, but his influence on later games in the series should be recognized.
Ultimately though, Da👍rkwater suffers the same fate most of the pirate characters do, that being he's fairly forgettable and is rarely remembered even by big fans of the series.
9 Klunk
Klunk is Clank's evil doppelganger, 𝄹having been created by Dr. Nefarious to spy on Ratchet and the Q-Force. After Clank's k𒀰idnapping, Klunk takes his place at Ratchet's side until he reveals his true form, leading to a great boss fight in his giant mode.
Klunk's position as a secondary antagonist to Dr. Ne🔯farious certainly weakens his overall villainy, but the twist itself makes Klunk a memorable character, and his boss fight is one of the highlights in Up Your Arsenal.
8 🙈 Rusty Pete / Pierre LeFair ✱
We're cheating a little bit on this entry by merging Rusty Pete and his Rift Apart alterna🍃te version into one entry. Rusty Pete is fairly incompetent, offering little thre🐓at to Ratchet & Clank aside from his sharp, humourous wit. He even ends up working alongside the two in Quest for Booty.
Pierre LeFair is more of a threat, being a long-term adversary of Rivet's in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Rift Apart. You'll run into him and his crew on Ardolis and Torren IV. He's a thorn in your side on both occasions, but once again ends up wo🐻rking with Rivet and Ratchet in the game's final battle.
7 Captain Qwark 𒈔 𝕴
Captain Qwark may appear to be a hero, but his first two appearances in🍸 the series see him take the role of an antagonist on numerous occasions. In Ratchet & Clank, he is a willing advocate for Chairman Drek's planet-destroying evil plan, and in Going Commando he impersonates Abercrombie Fizzwidget, leading the campaign to sell the dangerous Protopet.
In later games, Qwark manages to redeem his villainous roo👍ts and despite the general incompetency he possesses, he even manageﷺs to save people on numerous occasions. He's definitely no hero though, and he's always been a shifty character that can't truly be trusted.
6 Gleema𒁏n Vox ✤
The💃 main antagonist of Deadlocked, Gleeman Vox manages to kidnap Ratchet and is the man behind the Dreadzone, a TV show that puts different heroes against each other with only one surviving. He's a unique villain as far as the series goes, in that Vox has no desire to conquer worlds, he simply wants to become richer and richer.
He plays a part in what is a surprisingly dark narrative for the Ratchet & Clank franchise, and his final act is🎀 a suicidal move that would see himself as well as Ratchet explode on the Dreadzone Station. His one redeeming feature is the cute slug-like pet he owns called Slugha.
5 Emperor Tachyo🔴n
Emperor Tachyon wants nothing more than to see the destruction of the Lombax race, wh🙈ich considering he was adopted as a child by them seems a little bit harsh. His Imperial Army was responsible for the Lombax's fleeing to a new dimension, and he's a worthy a♍dversary to Ratchet in Tools of Destruction.
Tachyon seeks the Dimensionator and uses the weapon 🌌to bring back the cragmites in order to take control of the Polaris Galaxy. Ult꧟imately Ratchet is able to banish Tachyon using the Dimensionator but he remains one of the most infamous villains in the series' history.
4 Chairman Drek 🦹 𒉰
Chairman Drek is the first villain ꦍin the series. Drek is a dictator and merciless in his desire to see through his♎ grand plan. Drek's plan revolves around polluting planets and then providing his people with a new planet to settle on, all whilst making billions of bolts in the process.
Drek is very much an imperialist, and his desire to destroy Ratchet's home planet of V🌺eldin in order to facilitate his new planet shows how ruthless this businessman can be.
3 Mr. Eye
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Into the Nexus' Mr. Eye is the leader of the Nether species and invades Ratchet's reality with his Nether army. His final fight is one of the most entertaining in the series, and the foreboding overtones seen throughout the plot of Into the Nexus are largely down to this m🎃ysteriously powerful entity.
His abilities include firing powerful lasers, and psychokinetic strength, all of which make him a difficult antagonist for Ratchet and company to defeat. He is ultimately defeated by his former co-antagonist Vendra Prog, who alongside Ratchet &ܫ Clank send✤s him back into the Nether Dimension.
2 🏅 Dr. Nefarious 🎃
Dr. Nefarious has one goal, destroy all non-robotic life in the universe. The series'✱ most commonly seen villain, the doctor is also the funniest and most determined, with his abi𒁃lity to keep bouncing back despite repeated defeats.
He's starred as the main villain in both Up Your Arsenal, A Crack in Time, and the 2016 remake of theꦓ first game, with further appearances in All 4 One and Rift Apart. Nefarious's final fights are some of the best in the series, and the majority of fans hold the robot scientist fondly in their hearts.