Romeo is the main antagonist and one of the nighttime villains, but occasionally an anti-hero, in the television series PJ Masks. He is an evil young mad scientist and a child prodigy who plans on world domination with robots, inventions or anything to make the world love him; and is a counterpart of Roméo Mécano from an alternate universe.
A marvel of mechanical mischief, meet mad scientist Romeo.
With all his amazing inventions he plans to take over the world!
Personality
Romeo is extremely intelligent for his age, but sadly, like many about as young as he is, Romeo fails to see the sagely distinction between knowledge and wisdom, consistently confusing either for both. He isn't very physically combative, nor is he particularly arrogant about his intellect, but is very bent and keen on taking over the world and has an ego to prove that he's the greatest inventor. He has an intense dislike for the PJ Masks but isn't extremely violent with them. He usually accepts his fate and flees when he knows he is defeated.
Romeo has a very respectful Robot that performs tasks for him and brings him from place to place. Similar to how Luna Girl is with her moths, he tends to mistreat his robot and acts stubborn towards his warnings about the PJ Masks. It could be possible that Robot is his only friend.
In "The PJ Masks Save Christmas," Romeo is shown to have a kinder personality. After opening up Robot's present to him, he becomes touched by the Christmas spirit of giving and decides to help the PJ Masks and Santa Claus return the Christmas presents and decorations to the town. Once that is finished, he proclaims that he will be good from now on, but only during the holiday season since he is still a villain after all.
As Captain Smarty Pants
When Romeo got zapped by the Opposite Ray and turned into Captain Smarty Pants in "Gekko and the Opposite Ray," he is friendly and nice towards Gekko. He's also considered helpful since he helped Gekko while he was trying to defeat Night Panther and Dark Owl.
Motives & abilities
Motive
Romeo has one main motive: world domination. With the PJ Masks easily being the greatest hindrances for Romeo’s goal of conquest coming into fruition, he simultaneously dedicates his time and efforts in trying to derail their continued heroics as much as conceiving and enacting his own schemes for world domination. Unlike his book counterparts, he has built modern futuristic-themed (and not as vintage-themed) inventions that are somewhat more advanced (and some logically impossible) and harmless such as the Pogo Dozer, Electromagnet and the Anti-Gravity Machine to assist him with his plan but has always failed.
Despite his motives on world domination, there are some cases where he only wants to take over the city and turn it into his private town instead (as seen in "Gekko and the Mayhem at the Museum").
In occasions, some of his plans may include causing mischief and havoc throughout the city and harassing the PJ Masks aimlessly as he please without a direct goal. Examples may include "Speak UP, Gekko!", "Robot Goes Wrong," "Take Romeo Off The Road," "Villain of the Sky," "Gekko Everywhere" (briefly) and "PJ Robot Vs Romeo."
Abilities
- High Intelligence: Romeo doesn't possess the acrobatic and physical agility of Night Ninja and his Ninjalinos, nor the assistance of moths like Luna Girl, but he uses the power of knowledge and invention to help him take over the world.
- Telekinesis: A power gained in "Heroes Everywhere," The tech suit grants him various telepathic abilities, like moving objects by merely pointing at them. This allows him to quickly create new inventions on the dot for various plots.
Physical appearance
Romeo is identical to Roméo Mécano, the only difference is that his scientist coat's buttons are square and black in color, wears darker gray pants and boots instead of white pants and normal shoes.
Another difference is his goggles look more detailed with a short and thin wire antenna sticking out from the edge of the left lens frame. His eyes are deep indigo (as seen in "Gekko and the Mighty Moon Problem") instead of blue. His hair is black with a white streak instead of being blue, and his hairline is smooth instead of having hair bangs.
As of the Season 6 episode "Heroes Everywhere," after obtaining a fragment of a Psychoactive Asteroid, Romeo's outfit now has a green computer circuit board scientist coat and more silver-ish metallic goggles.
Characters
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Cartoon Continuity
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| Catboy | Owlette | Gekko | PJ Robot |
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| Catboy | Owlette | Gekko | PJ Robot | Armadylan | An Yu | Newton Star | Ice Cub | Lilyfay | Bastet |
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PJ Animals
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| PJ Pets (Alley Cat, Owly, & Lionel) | PJ Riders (Cat Stripe King, Eagle Owl, & Power Lizard) |
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| Romeo | Luna Girl | Night Ninja | Wolfy Kids (Howler, Rip, & Kevin) | Motsuki | Octobella | Pharaoh Boy | Speedy Twins (Carly & Cartoka) | Gloop the Third |
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| Robot | Moths | Ninjalinos | Spy-Bot | Robo-Masks | Robette | Percival | Baby Pumpkins | Flybot Sally | Gloopets (Gloopet I, Gloopet II, and Gloopet III) |
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Kids
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| Cameron | Marie | Jenny | Meg | Timmy | Steven | Tommy | Tanya | Peter | Kate |
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Adults
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| Jayden Houston | Narrator | Teacher | Amaya's aunt | Connor's Mom | Greg's uncle | Santa Claus | Ivan's Mom | Mrs. Taylor |
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Animals
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| Birdie | Butterflies | Moths | Munki-gu | PJ Pets (Cat, Owly, and Lionel) | PJ Riders (Cat Stripe King, Eagle Owl, and Power Lizard) | Ruffles | Reindeer | Santa's Reindeer (Blitzen and Comet) |
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In-universe comic book characters
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| Detecto-Tron | Flossy Flash | Kick McGee | Master Fang | Muscle Wolf | Melvin Muscles | Sharko-droid | Slither Boy | Sploshy Splash | Titanium Groundhog | Robo Giraffe | Slither Boy | Frasal Pik | The Mighty Mechamus | Sniffer Boy | Trunk-A-Tron | Super Snout | Growly Gertrude | Fuzzily the Fierce |
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Robots
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| Naughty Bots | Robot | Robo-Masks | PJ Robot | Mabel | Fly Bots | Robette | Spy-Bot | Flybot Sally |
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Other Heroes
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| Santa Claus | Teeny Weeny | Pirate Robot | Orticia |
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Scrapped characters
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| Firefly (redacted due to DMCA) |
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