Trappable Villain

Villains
Species:	Various
Gender:	Various
Role:	Villain Ally
World:	Skylands
Appears in:	Skylanders: Trap Team Skylanders: Lost Islands Skylanders: SuperChargers (but only for unlocking Skystones) Skylanders: SuperChargers Racing Skylanders: Battlecast Skylanders: Imaginators

The Villains are a group of most wanted evil creatures in Skylands in Skylanders: Trap Team. They were originally kept behind bars in the Cloudcracker Prison until Kaos freed them to build his own army. Using magical Traps, Portal Masters are able to recapture these villains and use them to fight for good. An evil villain called the Golden Queen seeks to recruit the strongest villains into her gang called the Doom Raiders to spread complete mayhem.

In Imaginators, some of those villains return as Senseis.

Description

After escaping from Cloudcracker Prison, the villains can be found throughout the game story. They can be encountered in plain sight or hidden in certain areas of the chapters. When a villain is defeated, they release a wave of energy that wipes out other nearby enemies that were summoned by the villain. If the player doesn't have the elemental trap that is needed to trap the villain, the player can simply not trap the villain and they will be taken to the Villain Vault instead where they can be switched in or out later.

At first, the villains are playable for 30 seconds, prompting the switching between villain and Skylander. The timer gradually increases as you complete Villain Quests. Not only do the Villain Quests increase the respective villain's timer, it also changes their color. However, Sheep Creep, Chomp Chest, and Kaos' timers are longer than other villains'

In the 3DS version of Trap Team, the Nightmare Villains take over the role of capturable villains. Unlike the console versions, traps are not needed to capture these villains, and can be summoned to release an special attack than strongly damages enemies, rather than being playable (with the exception of Villain Bootcamps).

List of Villains

Villains		Element
	Bad Juju
	Blaster-Tron
	Bomb Shell
	Bone Chompy
	Brawl & Chain Outlaw Brawl & Chain
	Brawlrus
	Broccoli Guy Steamed Broccoli Guy
	Bruiser Cruiser
	Buzzer Beak
	Chef Pepper Jack
	Chill Bill
	Chomp Chest
	Chompy
	Chompy Mage
	Cross Crow
	Cuckoo Clocker
	Dr. Krankcase
	Dreamcatcher
	Eye Five
	Eye Scream
	Fisticuffs
	Golden Queen
	Grave Clobber
	Grinnade
	Hood Sickle
	Kaos
	Krankenstein
	Lob Goblin Rebel Lob Goblin
	Luminous
	Mab Lobs
	Masker Mind
	Nightshade
	Pain-Yatta
	Rage Mage
	Scrap Shooter
	Sheep Creep
	Shield Shredder Riot Shield Shredder
	Shrednaught Steampunk Shrednaught
	Slobber Trap
	Smoke Scream
	Tae Kwon Crow
	The Gulper
	Threatpack
	Trolling Thunder
	Tussle Sprout Red Hot Tussle Sprout
	Wolfgang

See also

• Nightmare Villains

Trivia

• Certain villains claim to dislike the Doom Raiders for various reasons.
  • Trolling Thunder is shown to dislike the Doom Raiders because there are no Trolls in their ranks and they lack discipline.
  • Slobber Trap doesn't trust the Doom Raiders' scent.
• Several villains appear much larger in their debut in the game before they are defeated and captured.
• Slobber Trap, Brawlrus, Eye Five, Dreamcatcher, Fisticuffs, Cross Crow, Threatpack, Tae Kwon Crow, Bone Chompy, Golden Queen, Lob Goblin and Mab Lobs are the only villains whose chapters do not have zones were Skylanders of their element are stronger.
  • Coincidentally, Slobber Trap, Cross Crow and Threatpack are all of the Water element.
  • Brawlrus and Mab Lobs are of the Tech element.
  • Eye Five and Lob Goblin are of the Light element.
  • Fisticuffs and Tae Kwon Crow are of the Dark element.
  • Cross Crow and Tae Kwon Crow are not accompanied by other villains in their chapters.
    • Coincidentally, they are both crows.
  • Fisticuffs and Cross Crow both say "...hey!" when they return back to their traps.
  • Lob Goblin and Mab Lobs both come in Adventure Packs (Nightmare Express and Mirror of Mystery), throw bombs and have the word "Lob" in their names.
  • Dreamcatcher and Golden Queen are both female Doom Raiders with featureless eyes.
• All Alter Ego Villains, such as Riot Shield Shredder and Outlaw Brawl & Chain, remain in their original color schemes even when they evolved.
• Pain-Yatta appears to be the most popular non-Doom Raider in terms of merchandise and media; with his own "Meet the Villains" trailer, being the main villain in the Light in the Dark comics, being included in the Skylanders: Trap Team McDonald's Happy Meal toy line, returning as a racer in Skylanders: SuperChargers (also being playable in Racing), being the main villain in the Magic Realm of Skylanders: Battlecast, and becoming a Sensei in Skylanders: Imaginators.
• Most villains do appear in Skylanders: SuperChargers, however, traps no longer allow the player to play as villains (now done through Trophies), but instead provide ammo and unlock Skystones in Skystones Overdrive.
• Prior to being trapped, most Villains usually say a line in an attempt to persuade the Portal Master to capture them. Despite this, most Villains seem like they do not want to be captured when being sucked into the vortex.
• Some of the villains change their elements in Imaginators after becoming senseis. Tae Kwon Crow, Grave Clobber and Hood Sickle were the first to do this.
• Tae Kwon Crow is the only non-Doom Raider villain without any enemy counterparts.

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