| “ | You win this time, PJ Pests, but you haven't seen the last of Romeo! | „ |
| ~ Romeo |
Romeo Mecano, better known simply as just Romeo, is the main antagonist of the 2015 animated children's superhero television series PJ Masks.
He is one of the nighttime villains, driving around in his vehicle Lab or flying in his sky factory above the city, a crazed scientist and inventor bent on nothing less than world domination and to eliminate his arch-enemies The PJ Mask and The Power Heroes.
He is voiced by Alex Thorne in Season 1, Caround arter Thorne in Season 2- early Season 3, Simon Pirso in Season 3-Season 4 and Callum Shoniker in Season 5-present.
His Evil Ranking[]
His Villainous Deeds[]
In General[]
- He creates inventions to take over the world (and sometimes the city).
- He tries to defeat or kill the PJ Masks and even the other villains.
- Despite caring about them, he mistreated Robot and Robette.
- He calls the PJ Masks names.
Season 1[]
- In "Blame it on the Train, Owlette", he stole a train to catch his runaway mobile lab and does not intend on returning it. He even attempted to endangers the PJ Masks by trying to shake them off the train.
- In "Owlette and the Flash Flip Trip", he and his new Robot turn all the books in town into picture books of Romeo.
- In "Catboy and the Pogo Dozer", he uses a pair of boxing gloves to break down a wall in the museum to steal a jetpack to spray stink gas down the citizens' chimneys, which is attempted terrorism.
- In "Owlette's Terrible Pterodactyl Trouble", he steals a pterodactyl exhibit from a museum and turns it into a flying robot.
- Catboy and the Shrinker - Romeo teams up with Night Ninja and creates a size-controlling machine in hopes of defeating the PJ Masks.
- In "Speak UP, Gekko!", he steals Gekko's voice with a machine he calls his "Voice Box" and hopes to frame the PJ Masks for his crimes.
- In "Catboy VS. Robo-Cat", he kidnaps Gekko and Owlette in the day and creates robots of them. He also creates a robot of Catboy, but couldn't power it until he could get his circuit board from Catboy.
- In "Gekko and the Missing Gekko-Mobile", he steals eggs from the school to use as ammo for the Rottenator-a machine that turns eggs rotten to stink up the city.
- In "Gekko's Nice Ice Plan", he creates an ice machine and turns the city into an icy ride for his "Laboggan".
- In "Gekko and the Mighty Moon Problem", he plans to use his Space Laser to carve his face on the moon, so people know who he is.
- In "Clumsy Catboy", he creates a laser that can make the target clumsy. He planned to use it to make the city too clumsy to stop him.
- In "Gekko and the Mayhem at the Museum", he takes over the Museum while his lab's mobility battery is charging and creates his "Big Box of Bad" that sets a blue-green grid and multiple flags over the city. It is unknown how Romeo thought he could take over the world this way, though.
- In "Catboy Takes Control", he steals the students' science fair projects to create a remote that can control one's actions. Later, he makes Owlette steal more remote controls to create a remote that can control limitless people.
- In "Gekko Floats", he attempts to make the PJ Masks and their headquarters float away.
- In "Catboy's Two-Wheeled Wonder", he steals all the vehicles in town and threatens to destroy the PJ Masks' super vehicles.
- In "Owlette's New Move", he plans to use his Tracker Whacker to flatten the town, his Ice Machine to freeze the PJ Masks' vehicles, his Go-Slow Ray to slow the PJ Masks, and his Sniff-O-Wiff to fill the PJ Masks' headquarters with Super Duper Smelly Spray, all connected with his Radical Romeo Remote. This is one of his biggest plans.
- In "Supersonic Owlette", he uses his teleporter to break into headquarters.
- In "Owlette of a Kind", he steals items from the school shed as a diversion for his true plan-use his Power Copier to gain the PJ Masks' powers.
- In "Catboy Squared", he uses his multiplying machine to create more robots that will hold people in the air until people follow his orders.
- In "Slowpoke Gekko", he creates the "Go-Slow Ray" that can turn the target very slow. He plans to use it to turn everyone super slow.
- In "Super-Sized Gekko", it is revealed that he created the "Small-Sizer", a handheld version of the Shrinker.
Season 2[]
- In "Lionel-Saurus", he creates pet snacks that manipulate the size of the eater. Romeo said that it took him 365 nights, which concludes that Biggie Chews and Shrinky Snacks take one year to make.
- In "Catboy's Cuddly", he attempts to replace all the plush toys in the city with replicas of himself.
- In "Catboy Does It Again", he creates the Rewind-O-Ray and plans to send the PJ Masks back in time to before they were superheroes.
- In "Terrible Two-Some", he creates a laser ray that gives the target the mind of a two-year-old. Once everyone was a two-year-old, they would be taught to serve Romeo.
- In "PJ Pinball", he steals wrecking balls to destroy the town like a game of Pinball and crush a whole town just to spite the PJ Masks and which it would kill most if not all the people in the town albeit crushing them to death.
- In "Bounce-a-Tron", he creates the Bounce-a-lot Machine, but it is stolen by Night Ninja. At the end he gets it back from Night Ninja and causes mayhem until he is stopped by the Masks.
- In "Wacky Floats", he teams up Night Ninja and connects controlling machines to floats to cause havoc.
- In "Romeo's Disguise", he disguises as Owlette and successfully kidnaps her, Catboy, Gekko, Night Ninja, Luna Girl and the latter two's minions and tries to send them to the moon so they can die, and he can take over the world.
- In "PJ Robot", he creates a robot hoping to use it to trap the PJ Masks, but it double-crosses him to join the PJ Masks instead.
- In "Robot's Pet Cat", he turns Catboy into a real cat for his Robot.
- In "Gekko, Master of the Deep", he turns Robot into "Roboctopus" by taking every metal object in the city and turning it into more arms.
- In "May the Best Power Win", he creates a belt for Robot to tackle every power the PJ Masks have.
- In "Moonbreaker", he almost destroys the moon looking for a crystal to make his powers stronger. He also steals Luna Girl's moon crystal when his plan is ruined but realizes the PJ Masks and Luna Girl could overpower him.
- In "Power Pondweed", he attempts to steal power pondweeds from the moat.
- In "Romeocoaster", he steals all the electronics in the school and the power from the PJ's HQ. Afterwards he makes a plan and tricks the Masks and other villains at the fair and traps the heroes on his 'Romeocoaster'.
- In "Gekko and the Opposite Ray", he tricks the Masks into thinking he wants to be their friend before turning Owlette and Catboy into villains.
- In "PJ Masks Vs. Bad Guys United", he teams up with Luna Girl and Night Ninja and they steal a moonstone and they almost defeat the PJ Masks.
Season 3[]
- In "PJ Comet", he and Luna Girl team up to trap the PJ Masks in a fake comet so they can build their own villain headquarters.
- In "Glowy Moths", he spreads his bugs on the city's vehicles, including Luna Girl's Luna Board, then uses the Glowy Moths to Supercharge his lab.
- In "The Moon Prix", he steals Catboy's Cat-Car and challenges him to a race in order to get it back.
- In "Wolfy Powers", he attempts to steal the PJ Masks powers.
- In "Villain of the Sky", he captures PJ Robot when he snuck inside the Flying Factory.
- In "Protector of the Sky'", he creates a pollution cloud over the city.
- In "The PJ Masks Save Christmas", he creates Naughty Bots to destroy Christmas for everyone.
- In "Disappearing Ninjas", he captures the Ninjalinos to open the portal to Mystery Mountain.
Season 4[]
- In "Heroes of the Sky", he steals the PJ Crystal and the Moon Crystals to super charge his Flying Factory. Also imperiling the PJ's entire mission and berating Owlette for her hero memories and powers and almost cloning his Sky Factory that would possibly destroy Earth.
- In "Romeo's Space Machine", he builds a machine called the Super Space Sucky Ray and captures an asteroid to power it so he can suck up anything.
- In "Super Super Cat Speed", when Catboy increase his speed, but it takes power away from his friends. Romeo comes up with a plan and tells Robot to build a ramp. Robot hides in the city and waits until Catboy runs up the ramp and falls into a cage inside the lair without knowing it. Later, Catboy use his Cat Stripes gets out of the cage. He goes outside and uses his Super Super Cat Speed to help Amaya and Greg. The Fly Bots are knocked out, but Robot uses a cage to capture Amaya and Greg and while Catboy headed back to HQ to (despite the risk of losing his powers forever) returned all his power to the crystal. Romeo has Amaya, and Greg cleaning the floor of the patio while he sits back in a chair, which is essentially using them for labor.
- In "PJ Robot Malfunction", he takes over PJ Robot so he can use him against the PJs.
- In "The Mysterious Masks", he makes mind controlling Masks to take control of all the children in the city and use an antenna to send his mind control sign all over the world.
Season 5[]
- In "Baddie Bots", he studied the animals in the zoo to give himself and his robots robotic animal powers.
- In "Flashcar in the Sky", he secretly plotting his plan which is once the Speedy Twins add the Whizzbot 3000 to their car, Romeo will be able to remote control it and use it as a weapon to take over the world.
- In "Slow and Sneaky", he challenges Carly and Cartoka to a race, but it's all part of a sneaky plan to steal speed crystals.
- In "Heroes of the Road", he, Night Ninja and Luna Girl use an Ultimate Control Device to into contact with the device, the villains will have control over it.
- In "Newton's Discovery", he unleashes a swarm of Fly Bots to prevent Newton from reaching his asteroids, to prevent him from recharging his powers, captured the PJ Masks and attempted to use the Neutralizer to take the PJs' powers and dispose of them forever.
- In "Romeo's Pirate Trap", he and Robot discarded leftover machine parts from the Sky Factory, and when PJ Robot helps Pirate Robot to make the Spanner of the Skies faster, set sail for the Sky Factory into space, with the PJ Masks following them. He disables the power pack on Pirate Robot's ship and left a trap on board the ship: a magnet that immobilizes the PJs and the three robots. As the finishing touch, Romeo shoots the Spanner of the Skies with a ray gun and sends the ship drifting aimlessly into space to let them die.
Season 6/PJ Masks: Power Heroes[]
- In "Heroes Everywhere", he uses an evil asteroid's bad energy to give himself a new Tech Suit. It also made Robot eviler to the point he began to disobey Romeo. When Night Ninja learned about the asteroid, he and his Ninjalinos tried to steal it from Romeo. In the struggle, the asteroid fell from the Sky Factory and shattered on the ground below. The fragments ended up in the hands of all the Nighttime Villains, giving them a powerboost.
- In the same episode, he, Night Ninja, Luna Girl, and the Wolfy Kids, later captures The PJ's, Newton, and An Yu and they plot to use the asteroid fragments to turn the heroes evil.
- In "Newton's New Asteroid", he made a fake asteroid capsule for Newton to take it into Space HQ to gain access to it, download all PJ Robot's information about HQ, send a fake distress signal in Newton's voice to the other heroes to lure them into a trap, and activate the antenna and turn it into a stopifier to drains the vehicles of their energy, leaving them stranded in space and ejects the sphero-trap with Newton from HQ, so he and his friends can die.
- In "An Yu and the Gekkos", he plotted to multiply his lab so it can be everywhere.
- In "Heroes of Iceworld", he attempted incited climate change by using Iceworld's ultimate ice power to power his Fly Bots and new ice blaster, which can spray freeze rays at anything, to take over the world. He then freezes Power Q's exterior doors with the ice blaster. This traps the Power Heroes in HQ, loses power, and lowers the room's temperature. Romeo then hits headquarters with the Sky Factory, moving it deeper into space, where it is exceedingly cold, to kill Catboy, Owlette, Gekko, Newton, Anyu, and Bastet. He then sends his Fly Bot army to attack Lilyfay and Ice Cub after they return the Ice Crystal to Iceworld and confront him.
- In "Wolfy Riders", he uses the shrinking device to shrink the PJs and then imprisons them in a container and brings the PJs he has captured to his Sky Factory.
- In "Romeovision", he traps Catboy, Owlette, Gekko, Anyu and Night Ninja in his TV so he can make fun of them on his favorite TV shows. It’s also shown his factory's computer has a self-destruction sequence, possibly to kill the Power Heroes if they get in his factory.
- In "Catboy's Tiny Problem", he has Robot to shrink Timmy, to the PJ Masks' horror, moslty Catboy's, as Catboy, has to babysit him and leaves his house in Super Cat Speed, leaving Timmy sleeping alone. Romeo even claims he will give the heroes his shrinker so they can get Timmy back to normal size, but only if the PJ Masks give him their Animal Amulets, so he can have their superpowers to destroy them and their friends and rule the earth.
- In "The Sun Factory", he steals Bastet's sun disc and Pharoah Boy’s staff to power up his sky factory, in order to rule the world with a Sun Factory.
- In "Catboy Does it All", he kidnaps Catboy and uses his super speed in order to destroy Power Q and to have it draft into deep space.
- In "Return to Planet Gloop", he tricks Gloop the Third into freezing the Power Heroes while he steals all of his gloop to take over the galaxy and not caring about his robot's warning that they are going to destroy planet Gloop in doing this.
Why Doesn't He Stand Out?[]
- While him attempting to crush a town using stolen wrecking balls possibly leading to deaths of most if not all people made him pass the baseline, he suffered from Fridge Horror because it's not confirmed it would actually cause deaths, it's also not confirmed that cloning his Sky Factory would nearly destroy Earth, his brainwashed victims weren't shown to be in pain, and his plan freeze the world would cause an ice-age was made vague if it would kill anyone.
- He is too comedic to be NPE and PE and is rarely ever taken seriously.
- He's shown to care about things a couple times:
- Despite mistreating Robot and Robette, he genuinely cared for them, including his other inventions.
- He is loyal to Night Ninja and Luna Girl as when they team up each other, they do not think of betraying each other.
- Shows to have a soft spot in "The PJ Masks Save Christmas".
- He's On & Off and had heroic moments such as helping the PJ Masks in a few episodes such as in "PJ Robot vs Romeo", "Lost in Space", "Flying Factory Out of Control", "By My Pharaoh Feathers", and “Orticia Blooms".
Trivia[]
- Romeo was originally deemed a Villainous Benchmark for a while until he got an Inconsistently Heinous discussion and ended up being considered as such when he was endangering a town by planning to crush it. However, the IH discussion was cut short due to being plagiarized and Romeo was added back to this wiki shortly afterwards. Also, Romeo was planned to get an Inconsistently Heinous reproposal that would have been created by another user, but it was never released since it was agreed that his worst crimes rely on Fridge Horror, causing the reproposal to be scrapped until further notice (since PJ Masks is an ongoing show and his status could change in the near future).
External Links[]
- Romeo on the Villains Wiki
- Romeo on the Heroes Wiki
- Romeo on the Disney Wiki
- Romeo on the PJ Masks Wiki
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