Ron Stoppable (Kim Possible)

Hero Overview

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Do-Gooder

Usual clothes (Original)
Mission outfit (Original)
In Kim's body

Full Name

Ronald Stoppable

Alias(es)

Ron Stoppable

Ron
Baby
Ron Step-Uppable
Squeeb (by Gil "Gill" Moss)
Kim Possible (when he's in Kim's body)

Origin

Kim Possible

Occupation

Kim's sidekick

Powers / Skills

Genius-Level Intellect (Rarely used)

Expert Tactician
Expert Investigator
Technical Skills
Resourcefulness
Network

Indomitable Willpower
Peak-Human Stamina
Skilled Combatant (base level)
Powers via mystical monkey power:

Superhuman Strength
Superhuman Reflexes
Telekinesis
Master Martial Artist
Weapon Expertise

Hobby

Playing with his naked mole rat Rufus

Hanging out at Bueno Nacho

Goals

To help Kim save the world from threats.

Family

Mr. Stoppable (father)

Mrs Stoppable (mother)
Hana Stoppable (adoptive younger sister)

Enemies

Dr. Drakken
Shego
Señor Senior, Senior
Señor Senior, Junior
Monkey Fist (archenemy)
Duff Killigan
Professor Dementor
DNAmy
Gill
The Bebes
Fukushima
Motor Ed
Camille Leon
Bonnie Rockwaller
Adrena Lynn
Eric
Warmonga
Warhok

Type of Hero

Loyal Sidekick

“	Booyah!	„
	~ Ron's catchphrase.

“	Never be normal.	„
	~ Ron's second catchphrase.

Ronald "Ron" Stoppable is the deuteragonist of the Disney animated series Kim Possible.

He is voiced by Will Friedle, who also voiced the protagonist in Tony Hawk’s American Wasteland.

Biography[]

Ron is a high school student with an eccentric personality who serves as a "bumbling sidekick," best friend, and boyfriend to the show's main protagonist Kim Possible. He was Kim's best friend from Season 1-3 and eventually progressed to the level of boyfriend during the Season 3 finale. He provides much of the franchise's comic relief, but also serves as an anchor to Kim's competitive/image conscious personality. He lives, goes to school, and works in Middleton.

While Ron's parents love him dearly, they are still rather neglectful, as they have an extremely bad habit of making life-changing decisions without telling him, leaving him to find out when it's already happened (e.g., He didn't know they were moving until the moving van came to pick him up; he didn't know his parents adopted a baby girl Hana until he came home and found a crib where his room used to be). When Ron asks why nobody told him, his parents, rather than saying he didn't ask, respond, "This is our way of telling you."

Ron appears in most of the video games based on the show, but is playable in only two: Team Possible and Global Gemini.

When Ron is traveling in Middleton, he will frequently be riding his scooter, usually when he is not with Kim, but he can also give Kim and others rides on his scooter.

Due to a collision while Dr. Drakken was wearing Hencho's Attitudinator helmet, Ron was exposed to Drakken's evil energy. Through unspecified means, this caused Ron to become increasingly evil and eccentric, as he also took on Drakken's blue skin color and adopted the costume of the fictional comic book villain Zorpox the Conqueror.

Evil Ron took over Drakken's lair and devised his own plan to take over the world, threatening to shake the world to pieces if the people did not surrender their supplies of Nacos to him.

Before his doomsday device could be unleashed, Kim and the reformed Dr. Drakken arrive, the latter positioned to place the repaired Attitudinator on Ron's head, turning him good and restoring Drakken's evil.

Personality[]

Ron's personality traits were most clearly demonstrated when his school was hit by a fictional personality-guide fad known as animology, under which he is classified as being a pink sloth: a socially inept outcast and follower, who smells of overripe fruit. This, in addition to his considerable largely trivial knowledge, combined with poor social skills, inability to understand euphemisms, refusal to accept change and tendency for fixating on things has led some fans to suggest he has Asperger's syndrome. During the school career fair, Ron was drawn toward food service.

Trivia[]

His voice actor, Will Friedle, also voices Batman in Batman Beyond, Doyle Blackwell in The Secret Saturdays, Kid Flash in Teen Titians Go! and Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy (2015).
Coincidentally, his voice actor, Will Friedle and Nicole Sullivan (voice of Shego) both voice siblings Doyle Blackwell and Drew Saturday from Cartoon Network's The Secret Saturdays.
Despite his fear of monkeys, he develops a friendship with two monkeys, Frederick and Chippy. Only one of these two monkeys were working for Monkey Fist, however.