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Cosma

Cosma is a villain who debut in "Stop Attacking the Plaza". She is a board of investor for Boxmore and does not like Lord Boxman wasting time trying to attack the Lakewood Plaza Turbo.

Physical Appearance

Cosma is a tall, reptilian creature with orange scales and large, prominent yellow eyes, blue eyeshadow, and a short snout. She also has medium-length tawny hair and two orange spikes on either side of her head protruding from beneath her hair. Her outfit consists of a sky-blue bodysuit with a slightly darker center wrapping around her waist. She also has a set of cerulean gloves, boots, and shoulder-pads of the same color. She also has a long orange tail with small dark orange spikes.

In her giant form where she has her day off, she is a lot more muscular, has longer horns and hair, doesn't wear her boots, and her voice has a slight echo.

When she is tiny, she has a high-pitched voice.

Personality

She is basically a corporate villain. She is strong-willed and tough, but also tyrannical and ruthless she has no problem threatening to stop investing in Lord Boxman's business if he refuses to act more productively. Although she appears to warm up to him when he legitimately tries to get better. Despite this, she is annoyed by most of his antics in "Villains' Night Out" and doesn't exactly view him as a villain.

She is also a foodie as she stated in "Deep Space Vacation" as she can eat a whole planet if she wanted to, not caring about the consequence for the inhabitant living on it, but after unable to fully digest Planet X, she got a sour grapes attitude and immediately left.

Abilities and Powers

  • Molecular Malleability: Potentially the source of her powers, they allow her to manipulate her own size, allowing her to shapeshift. She has stated that it comes with "perks".
  • Firebreath: Cosma has the ability to breath fire.
  • Matter ingestion: Cosma can ingest inedible matter such as planets, moons, and the energy from a power move. In the case of the power move, she regurgitated the energy in the form of an energy attack. Her size increases with the amount of stuff she eats, allowing her to be big enough to swallow entire planets.
  • Remote Teleportation: Shrouding her purple aura around people, objects, including herself, allows her to teleport them to any location she desires. Her activation of this power is signified by her eyes glowing purple.
  • Levitation: By encasing her purple aura around objects, she can lift them up with her mind.
  • Reality Warping[1]
  • Ability to fire almost anyone[2]

Episode Appearances

Season 1
Season 1A
1. "Let's Be Heroes": Absent 14. "My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad": Absent
2. "Let's Be Friends": Absent 15. "We've Got Pests": Absent
3. "You're Everybody's Sidekick": Absent 16. "You Are Rad": Absent
4. "We Messed Up": Absent 17. "Legends of Mr. Gar": Absent
5. "Jethro's All Yours": Absent 18. "We Got Hacked": Absent
6. "You're Level 100!": Absent 19. "Plazalympics": Absent
7. "I Am Dendy": Absent 20. "We're Captured": Absent
8. "Plaza Shorts": Absent 21. "Know Your Mom": Absent
9. "Sibling Rivalry": Absent 22. "Face Your Fears": Absent
10. "You Get Me": Absent 23. "Everybody Likes Rad?": Absent
11. "Do You Have Any More in the Back?": Absent 24. "You Have to Care": Absent
12. "Just Be a Pebble": Absent 25. "Plaza Prom": Absent
13. "Presenting Joe Cuppa": Absent 26/27. "T.K.O.": Absent
Season 1B
28. "Stop Attacking the Plaza": Debut 40. "KO's Video Channel": Absent
29. "We've Got Fleas": Absent 41. "Villains' Night Out": Appears
30. "One Last Score": Absent 42. "Villains' Night In": Absent
31. "Second First Date": Absent 43. "Back in Red Action": Absent
32. "No More Pow Cards": Absent 44. "OK Dendy! Let's Be K.O.!": Absent
33. "Let's Watch the Pilot": Absent 45. "Let's Take a Moment": Absent
34. "A Hero's Fate": Absent 46. "RMS & Brandon's First Episode": Absent
35. "Glory Days": Absent 47. "Mystery Science Fair 201X": Absent
36. "Parents Day": Absent 48. "Let's Not Be Skeletons": Absent
37. "Let's Have a Stakeout": Absent 49. "Lad & Logic": Absent
38. "The Power Is Yours!": Absent 50. "Action News": Absent
39. "Rad Likes Robots": Absent 51/52. "You're in Control": Appears
Season 2
Season 2A
53. "Seasons Change": Absent 63. "Your World is an Illusion": Absent
54. "Lord Cowboy Darrell": Pictured 64. "Red Action to the Future": Absent
55. "Hope This Flies": Absent 65. "TKO's House": Absent
56. "The Perfect Meal": Absent 66. "Special Delivery": Absent
57. "Plaza Film Festival": Absent 67. "Dendy's Power": Absent
58. "Be a Team": Absent 68. "Wisdom, Strength, and Charisma": Absent
59. "My Fair Carol": Absent 69. "Bittersweet Rivals": Absent
60. "Point to the Plaza": Absent 70. "Are You Ready for Some Megafootball?!": Absent
61. "The So-Bad-ical": Absent 71. "Mystery Sleepover": Absent
62. "Let's Watch the Boxmore Show": Absent 72. "Final Exams": Absent
Season 2B
73. "Soda Genie": Absent 82. "Whacky Jaxxyz": Absent
74. "CarolQuest": Absent 83. "Sidekick Scouts": Absent
75. "Boxman Crashes": Appears 84. "Project Ray Way": Absent
76. "Crossover Nexus": Absent 85. "I Am Jethro": Absent
77. "Plaza Alone": Absent 86. "Beach Episode": Absent
78. "All in the Villainy": Absent 87. "Rad's Alien Sickness": Absent
79. "Monster Party": Absent 88. "KO's Health Week": Absent
80. "GarQuest": Absent 89. "Gar Trains Punching Judy": Absent
81. "Super Black Friday": Absent 90. "OK A.U.!": Absent
91/92. "Dark Plaza": Absent
Season 3
93. "We Are Heroes": Absent 102. "Deep Space Vacation": Appears
94. "KO, Rad, and Enid!": Absent 103. "Big Reveal": Flashback
95. "Let's Meet Sonic": Absent 104. "Radical Rescue": Absent
96. "TKO Rules!": Absent 105. "You're a Good Friend, KO": Absent
97. "K.O. vs. Fink": Absent 106. "Let's Get Shadowy": Absent
98. "Chip's Damage": Absent 107. "Red Action 3: Grudgement Day": Absent
99. "The K.O. Trap": Absent 108. "Carl": Absent
100. "Whatever Happened to... Rippy Roo?": Pictured 109. "Dendy's Video Channel": Absent
101. "Planet X": Absent 110/111. "Let's Fight to the End": Absent
112. "Thank You for Watching the Show": Non-speaking


Trivia

  • She was designed by Danny Ducker with the intent to create a character one would find "in an episode of Star Trek: TOS".[3]
    • Interestingly, she is also voiced by Marina Sirtis, who played Counselor Deanna Troi in Star Trek: TNG.
  • Her concept art had her designed with spots.
  • In "Deep Space Vacation", she finally has some relation with space as her name has a resemblance to "cosmos".
  • Cosma completely sheds her skin every 4-6 weeks, which explains her ageless appearance.[4]
  • Her weakness is she hates incompetence and dealing with Lord Boxman is particularly painful.
  • Cosma's character traits appear to be influenced by Bowser from the Super Mario Bros. series.

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