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Frugal Lucre

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He is a geeky Smarty Mart employee who threatened to infect the Internet with a virus scanned via the barcode of a can of expired vienna sausages, unless everyone in the world agreed to pay him a dollar each, thus earning him over six billion dollars. He used a fake beard and a pseudo-European accent to disguise himself for his worldwide broadcasts and kept a wading pool of "deadly" snapping turtles in lieu of a moat filled with piranha. Unlike other villains, Lucre didn't need henchmen or a lair.

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Kim Possible

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He is a geeky Smarty Mart employee who threatened to infect the Internet with a virus scanned via the barcode of a can of expired vienna sausages, unless everyone in the world agreed to pay him a dollar each, thus earning him over six billion dollars. He used a fake beard and a pseudo-European accent to disguise himself for his worldwide broadcasts and kept a wading pool of "deadly" snapping turtles in lieu of a moat filled with piranha. Unlike other villains, Lucre didn't need henchmen or a lair. After his capture, Lucre appeared as Drakken's cell mate in "Car Alarm" and "The Big Job". As of Drakken's escape in "Mad Dogs and Aliens," he now shares a cell with Motor Ed. He is incessantly chatty, and annoyed Drakken to no end (ironically, Ed was just as annoying to Lucre as Lucre was to Drakken). He is eventually released during the events of "Mentor of Our Discontent", but was captured again at the end of the episode.