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Shrink: a small purple experiment who is able to change the size of any object.
Double-dip: an experiment who double-dips chips, and ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
How-come: This experiment always asks questions to annoy people, and he ends up as a psychiatrist.
Squawk: Loud parrot-like experiment who disturbs the peace with his squawking.
Truxx: truck-like experiment designed to move things around Jumba’s lab.
Percy: a purse-like experiment who is a living currency convertor.
Gigi: a Lhasa Apso experiment who annoys people with her constant barking and ends up as Myrtle’s pet.
Carmine: a caramel-colored experiment resembling Shuckle who is designed to eat fruits and convert them into juice.
Pop: an experiment seen in the anime who blows up the balloon on its tail and pops it to stun enemies.
Felix: an elephant-anteater hybrid experiment who is designed to clean everything. To that end, he has a brush on his tail and a vacuum trunk which shoots lasers.
Inkstain: a pen/octopus experiment who stains people’s clothes with ink.
Antitherm: an experiment who replaces thermostats and increases the heat to raise people’s heating bills.
Furry: a furball experiment who sheds hair everywhere.
Kernel: a popcorn-popping experiment mentioned in “Angel” and seen in Leroy and Stitch at a movie theater.
Ruggles: a rug-like experiment who trips people when they step on him.
Malt: a milkshake-making experiment who shoots beams that change anything into frozen dairy treats.
Lidds: an experiment who uses his claws to make lids impossible for people to open.
Puck: a hockey-playing experiment who is able to intercept hockey pucks and make them score for the other team.
Clumsy: a very clumsy experiment whose clumsiness causes accidental damage.
Slick: This experiment wears a straw hat and bowtie, and is able to sell anything to anyone.
Twang: Guitar-like experiment who annoys people by playing folk music.
Hertz Donut: Seahorse-like experiment who is able to restrain people with donuts.
Cyclo: One-eyed Cyclops experiment who can change himself into a cyclone.
Hamlette: an experiment who changes anything into ham.
Topper: a Christmas Star experiment who not only keeps people awake with his light, but was originally intended to be a beacon for alien fleets.
Pawn: an experiment who manipulates chess pieces and uses his abilities to cheat at chess.
Plushy: a teddy bear-like experiment who was designed to protect people from harm. He has an ordinary form and an attack mode in which he extends his claws and shoots beams from his eyes that change anything it touches into a toy.
Lori: a drawer-like experiment who steals underwear.
Checkers: a caterpillar experiment who can make its wearer become a king or queen by hypnotizing those around them.
Vialet: an experiment who uses her claws to turn anything a vulgar shade of purple.
Gotchu: This experiment is named for the sound he makes when he goes around and pinches people with his four pincers.
Fibber: a living lie detector.
Hammerface: a hammer-headed experiment who drives nails into houses.
Splort: An experiment who slings mud at people and is made entirely from mud.
Phillip: An experiment who siphons gas from other vehicles.
Poki: A possum-like experiment who uses his tail to poke holes in liquid containers.
Snipper: an experiment resembling a stag beetle who is able to cut hair into ridiculous shapes.
Plats: A platypus-like experiment who was designed to infiltrate enemy bases. He is equipped with scanner eyes and a sleep-dart shooter where his spurs would be.
Atlas: a globe-like experiment who acts as a Universal Map.
Backhoe: a mole-like experiment who is an excellent digger and can unearth vegetation.
Kitsch: an experiment designed to transform anything into kitschy antiques and break them. To that end, he has a special fluff that repairs broken objects.
Itch: flea-like experiment that causes itchiness.
Cube-steak: a sentient cube of meat who is able to produce smaller and edible duplicates of itself as quickly as a Tribble does.
Forehead: a four-headed experiment who sings barbershop off-key. He ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
Melvin: an experiment intended to wedgie people, but doesn’t reach high enough to do so.
Wedgie: Melvin’s big brother, who is more successful at giving wedgies than him.
Lorider: A blue platypus-like experiment who pulls down people’s pants.
Echo: an experiment who can repeat what people say.
Picker: a long-legged experiment who picks fruit from the trees which Jumba’s neighbors had.
Dunk: a crab-clawed experiment who dunks donuts and/or other objects in coffee.
Hocker: a big-nosed raccoon experiment who spits acidic saliva that burns holes in wood. He ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
Coco: an experiment seen in a Disney Adventures magazine who can turn anything he touches into chocolate.
Whine: an experiment who complains about everything.
Fudgy: An experiment made of fudge who drowns people in his own sticky sweetness.
Snarf-honk: an experiment resembling a cross between a jellyfish and a nose who dispenses tissues.
Nibbiolo: an experiment who nibbles on the ends of furniture.
Tenderizer: an experiment with meat tenderizer-like hands for tenderizing meat.
Shortsheet: an experiment who short-sheets beds.
Tornette: an experiment who uses her chainsaw-like face to tear papers in half.
Plink: an experiment who plays her harp-like body to make people cry due to her music being beautiful.
Anachronator: a time-traveling experiment who was intended to bring technology from the future to the present for Jumba, but decided to place objects from the present into the past to alter history.
French-fry: a chef-like experiment whose high-caloric foods can cause anyone to puff up, after which he devours them.
Pufferizer: a pufferfish experiment who shoots needles into people to make them inflate.
Nappifier: blanket-like experiment who covers people with his blanket to make them sleep for 12 minutes.
Britfood: an experiment who serves tea and crumpets to people.
Glam: an experiment who was designed to be Jumba’s fashion consultant. She is able to glamorize people’s clothes by spinning around them.
Shady: a large umbrella-like experiment who was intended to block out the sun, but was unable to due to his neck being unable to extend that far into the sky.
Tom: a cat-like experiment designed to annoy people with its behavior.
H. T: an experiment who was designed to be Jumba’s personal hot tub.
Flopjack: an experiment who was designed to make pancakes for Jumba, but keeps getting the pancakes stuck to the ceiling.
Penny: a crab-like experiment who uses her extendable claws to pinch pennies from people.
Stickysuck: a leech-like experiment who sticks onto people and sucks their energy.
Corner-piece: a round experiment who was intended to destroy furniture, but decided to pretend to be furniture instead.
Welco: a balloon dog-like experiment who blows indestructible bubbles that last temporarily.
WooWoo: an experiment who causes people to become overconfident.
Bath Matt: an experiment who is designed to heat up bath-water for Jumba’s hot tub.
Zawp: a big-nosed bear experiment who sleeps a lot and snores loudly. He ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
Snozzle: an elephant/hose experiment designed to spray water at people.
Fogger: a glasses-fogging experiment based on the Glasses Bird and the Honking Horn Geese from Alice in Wonderland.
Dan: an experiment with a large afro who spreads dandruff everywhere.
Back-scratcher: a wolverine-like experiment who has retractable claws. He was designed to be Jumba’s personal Back-scratcher.
Plunge: an experiment resembling a toilet plunger designed to unclog toilets.
Grimple: an experiment with small robotic grappling claws for pimple-popping.
Subwoof: a speaker-like experiment who hooks himself up to musical sources and manipulates the music to cause earworms.
Screwup: an experiment featured in the Disney Adventures magazine who was one of Jumba’s biggest failures, and the only experiment which does nothing.
Clink: a crab-like experiment who can capture and confine any experiment inside its body.
Puddles: an experiment designed to dig large puddles for people to fall into.
Decrisper: a kangaroo/fridge experiment who places vegetables within its pouch to make them lose moisture.
Skip: a pudgy hourglass-shaped experiment who was intended to skip time by 10 minutes, but instead skips time by 10 years.
Fetchit: a dog-like experiment who not only fetches newspapers and slippers, but also fetches Genetic samples for Jumba, He ends up as Mrs. Hasagawa’s dog.
Nutsy: a squirrel experiment who steals acorns and replaces them with other nuts.
Gutman: a very fat dog-like experiment who gives people pink-bellies by slapping them.
Unkind: another dog-like experiment whose bark can remove people’s kindness.
Louis B: a bee/video camera experiment who is able to take pictures of any object, person, or animal, and then create cheesy B-movies based on said objects.
Coaster: an experiment who never uses a coaster when he drinks.
Cable Dude: a robotic experiment who not only fixes cable, but hijacks tv signals to broadcast tv shows.
Dog-alarm: a dog-like experiment whose whistle attracts dogs.
Cooper: a jellyfish-like experiment who uses his tentacles to link up people’s minds and make them collaborate with each other.
Spot: a spotlight experiment who is designed to cause stage fright.
Trickster: a con artist experiment who is able to use a handwave to implant suggestions that people will unwittingly follow.
Trike: a motorcycle experiment who is able to create tires so that he can spread tire marks on the road.
Stop-go: traffic light experiment who causes traffic jams.
Stamen: an experiment who stops pollination by attracting bees to his lily-shaped ears.
Lapse: an experiment designed to cause people to forget where their keys, remotes, or scissors are.
Fold: an experiment designed to fold maps in such a way that they cannot be refolded after they are opened.
Spindle: an experiment who is designed to unravel people’s clothes.
Mutilate: an experiment designed to tear into packages and leave the contents intact.
Nudge: a bird-like experiment who is able to nudge people by rocking back and forth like a drinking bird.
Sounder: an experiment designed to sound false alarms through the whistles on his ears.
Squeak: a little mouse experiment who annoys people with his incessant talking.
Mulch: a lawnmower-themed experiment who mulches the ground underneath him. He ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
Toons: an experiment designed to bring any kind of drawing to life.
Shoe: an experiment with horseshoe-shaped horns who can control luck.
Skyooz: a line-cutting crab experiment.
Sell-by: an experiment who alters sell-by dates on items.
Switch: an experiment who wastes electricity by flicking light switches on and off.
Tock: a clock/dog-like experiment who can briefly stop time.
Fink: an experimental snitch who is designed to arrest people for even the most minor of crimes.
Inverto: an experiment who turns clothes inside-out.
Snafu: an experiment who is designed to foil enemy plans in any way possible.
Sappy: a tree-like experiment designed to shoot sticky maple syrup which makes people stick to the ground.
Dorkifier: a pink cow-like experiment who makes people look dorky.
Carmen: an experiment who shakes her maracas to make people dance nonstop.
Rhymer: an experiment who can make people speak in rhyme.
Gibberish: an experiment who causes communication gaps by switching people’s languages.
Stank: a skunk-like experiment who is able to shoot balls of gas that make anything stink.
Dembums: an experiment designed to make people sleep on the job.
Bugby: a flying insectoid experiment who changes people into bugs.
Crutch: an experiment who paralyzes people from the waist down temporarily.
Bonez: a skeleton experiment who shocks people and makes them show their skeletons.
Poik: a spine-covered experiment designed to place her quills in people’s chairs as they sit on them.
Spoony: a spoon-like experiment who is able to steal chinaware and dishes.
PJ: a practical joker experiment.
Shredder: an experiment designed to shred important documents. He ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
Remote: an experiment designed to hide TV remotes.
Gloomy: an experiment resembling a donkey who is able to make anyone feel as gloomy as he is.
Flip: an experiment who is able to cause confusion by flipping anything upside-down.
Dropsy: a sink-like experiment who annoys people with his incessant dripping.
I Know You Are But What Am I: an experiment who is able to push people away by reading their thoughts and saying the one term that they dislike the most.
Changeling: an experiment that can copy the form of any object it sees, then explode in a ball of goo.
Burr: a chestnut burr experiment who is designed to place burrs on people’s clothes.
Blondie: an experiment who makes cookies which cause people’s hair to become blond.
Clog: an experiment who clogs up drains with his hair.
Samolean: a very strong muscular bear-like experiment who takes people’s lunch money.
Bragg: an experiment who gains power from people’s sympathy and lies to them in order to receive it.
Flashbomb: an experiment who stuns people with light.
Newton: a fig tree-like experiment who is able to manipulate gravity.
Weasel: an experiment who climbs on the legs of planetary leaders.
Bonnie: one of two experiments who steals things without people’s knowledge, and is armed with a plasma pistol.
Clyde: another experiment who steals things without people’s knowledge, and is armed with a built-in plasma cannon.
Babyfier: an experiment who changes people into babies.
Mama Frita: an experiment who overfeeds people with fritters.
XYZ: a pants-unzipping experiment.
Frapp: an experiment who creates coffee that is either scalding-hot or freezing cold.
Burger: an experiment who is designed to create hamburgers and add extra onions.
Shopahol: an experiment who can induce shopaholism in other people.
Hotl: an experiment made of lava who is able to make floors to become hot.
Finder: an experiment who is designed to find any kind of object.
Nacho: an experiment who is able to spew cheese on people.
Rabbit: a rabbit-like experiment who devours and ruins crops.
Grumbelly: a stomach-like experiment who is able to cause nausea and indigestion.
Tub: a metal tub-like experiment who drops on people when they open the door.
Dumbell: a muscular dog experiment who can force people to exercise against their will.
Lesdyxia: an experiment who is able to change the letters on signs so that they read embarrassing messages.
Sandy: an experiment made of sand who is designed to shoot sand in people’s faces.
Peppah: a grey dog-like experiment who makes people sneeze.
Frizzy: a bird-like experiment who gives people weird hairstyles with his grooming tool talons.
Redped: an experiment who is able to manipulate pedestrian signals.
Rolo: a ball-like experiment who rolls into houses and wrecks them.
Daze: an experiment resembling a groundhog who is able to make people relive their day over and over again.
Rich: an experiment who manipulates money.
Ditch: an experiment who digs ditches. .
Mitch: an experiment who is able to enhance people’s strength through steroids in his tail.
Nopost: an experiment designed to create and place posters everywhere on walls.
Kite: a kite-like experiment designed to redirect lightning to other places.
Allsox: an experiment designed to place red socks in the laundry so that it comes out red.
Clip: a furball experiment which is designed to devour Uburnium, but instead eats hair.
Barkleigh: a bulldog-like experiment with a sonic bark.
Bumper: a bumper car experiment which splits into 5 and rampages through the town.
Boggle: an experiment designed to alter words and/or steal them. He resembles a scrabble tile.
Roberts: a racoon-like experiment who uses his extendable arms to crack safes and steal money.
Ollie: an experiment designed to cause mischief with his retractable roller-skate legs.
Detour: an arrow-tailed experiment which causes people to go the wrong way when traveling to certain places.
NPH: an experiment designed to crash parties.
Splutter: an experiment which causes car engines to malfunction.
Laakso: an experiment which flies around and forcefully corrects people’s actions.
Cal: an experiment designed to calibrate machines and modify them at will.
Forward: an experiment who is able to use his bulldozer blade to move anything forward.
Hotcold: an experiment who switches hot water taps with cold water in order to cause havoc.
Florrie: an experiment which is able to create flurries of snow which obstruct traffic.
Roxy: a rock-like experiment which shoots rocks to break windows.
Breakup: an experiment which is a kind of anti-cupid that causes anyone hit by his arrows to break up with each other.
Will: an experiment who uses his bowgun-like arms to shoot things from far away.
Trax: a tractor-like experiment which is designed to tow away any vehicle.
Whoooa!: an experiment which turns anything into bananas, then throws the peels on the ground to make them slip.
Escalator: an experiment who is designed to act as an escalator to nowhere.
Pretzel: an experiment who can twist anything into a pretzel-like shape.
Carat: a carrot-like experiment who is able to absorb metals into its own body/
Nosy: a pink experiment designed to find out people’s secret
Adam: a UFO-like experiment designed to abduct people and send them to other places.
Geigenstein: an experiment resembling a Geiger counter designed to detect and absorb radiation.
Jam: a bat-like experiment which jams radar.
Snipe: a three-legged bird experiment which can shoot clay bullets which almost always hit their target.
Nosox: a washing machine experiment that makes socks disappear.
Cheney: an experiment who is able to corrupt minds with his speech.
Maggie: an experiment with magnetic arms which scramble computers.
Barcode: an experiment designed to scan barcodes and replicate the abilities of any product he scans.
Hoax: an experiment designed to project illusions of monsters from his projector-like head to deceive others.
Smoot: an iron-like experiment which causes anything in its way to become flat and smooth.
Retro: a dinosaur experiment which turns enemy technology and weapons to their most primitive state.
Jangle: an experiment designed to ring his bells and keep people awake.
2-Late: an experiment which resets any kind of clock by two hours.
UHF: a speaker-like experiment designed to emit soundwaves which break windows.
Pix: camera-themed experiment designed to only take ugly photos of people.
Crammer: an experiment designed to absorb information and transfer it to people’s brains.
Key: an experiment which locks people outside of houses.
Rat: a computer mouse experiment designed to hack into any computer.
Target: a target-like experiment who is able to repel and attract projectiles.
Missy: a small experiment designed to break fans.
Millie: an experiment designed to plug holes in hyperdrive filters to make them malfunction.
Sparky: an experiment designed to cause extreme power surges.
Poxy: an experiment designed to infect planetary leaders with diseases.
Glitch: an experiment which can turn technology against its user.
Tweak: an experiment designed to reset valves and dials to “maximum chaos”.
Mashy: a big-mouthed experiment designed to crush Uburnium to a pulp.
Combo: an experiment designed to combine other experiments together.
Butter: a rhino experiment able to batter through even the thickest of doors.
Melty: a dragon-like experiment designed to shoot fire that melts objects.
Kingpin: an unlucky rabbit-like experiment designed to dodge projectiles.
Checkup: an experiment which checks people and gives them false diagnoses. He looks like a duck with a stethoscope-like tail.
Sprok: an experiment which places gears onto machines to make them rampage.
Poser: an experiment which flashes people with its camera to make them do random poses every 4 seconds.
Pitch: an experiment who can modulate the pitch and tone of any sound or object.
Shush: a mouse-like experiment who eavesdrops on people.
Docker: a tugboat/rocket-themed experiment designed to steal ships and tug them to other places.
Charger: an experiment designed to overload appliances with electricity.
Blip: an experiment with a built-in radar dish.
Bworp: an experiment which is able to change into a submersible form and shoot torpedoes at ships.
Clickster: an experiment designed to change channels endlessly.
Sap: an experiment which latches onto machines and overloads them with EMPs.
Press-5: an experiment which is able to manipulate phones in order to inconvenience people.
Brownout: an experiment designed to cause generators to produce less power for entire towns.
Pane: an experiment designed to break glass and change it into sculptures.
Bore: a giant tunnel-boring experiment resembling a worm.
Sournote: an experiment which is designed to make any instrument sound out of tune or off-key.
Creamer: an experiment designed to drink milk and replace it with non-dairy creamer substitute.
Qwerty: an experiment who uses his keyboard to hack into and take control of machines.
Belle: a blue experiment designed to alarm people with her loud screech.
Sproing: a spring-like experiment designed to launch boulders.
Lacrosse: an experiment resembling a Lacrosse Player designed to use his lacrosse stick tail to cross wires in machines to make them malfunction.
Link: an experiment who shoots goop at people who argue with each other in order to make them stick together.
Crete: a concrete mixer experiment who covers people in instant cement.
Un-crete: an experiment with dril like arms designed to destroy cement-based structures.
Mr. Stenchy: a cute pink experiment who functions as a stink bomb.
Mrs. Sickly a blue experiment whose fumes make people sick.
Addy: an experiment designed to be a living calculator/adding machine which can also alter numbers.
Rattat: a rat-like experiment whose arms can change into rivet guns in order to trap people in their houses.
Sample: a Koala/speaker experiment who takes random sound samples and makes remixes out of them.
Rash: an experiment who spreads a dust which causes itchy rashes to form on people’s skin.
GPS: an experiment who takes control of GPS systems in order to misdirect people.
BV Beaverton: an experiment who uses his retractable tool arms to build dams and block rivers.
Ace: One of Jumba’s greatest failures, this experiment has no known evil function.
SFS: An experiment shaped like a spam can who inserts spam emails into computers in order to change them into spam.
Poach: an experiment who steals eggs in order to poach them within his egg cooker-like body.
Wip: a whip-shaped experiment who makes sonic booms by whipping his tail.
10X: a muscular wolf-shaped experiment who inserts chips into machines in order to give them sentience. He was named after the Titan X Graphics card.
Wishy-washy: an experiment who grants any kind of wish.
Celsenheit: a mosquito-shaped experiment who zaps people with a beam which causes them to alternate between feeling hot and feeling cold.
Gyrotta: an experiment who flies in the air to spin around and smash into things.
Gillmore: an experiment who gives people gills to make them live underwater.
Noso: a robotic Marionette experiment whose lies allow him to change his nose into a laser gun, a plasma machine gun, and a Laser Bazooka.
Wormhole: a worm-like experiment who can change into a wormhole that sends people to another dimension.
Boxboom: a radio-like experiment who keeps people up all night with his loud music.
Alexander: Named after Alexander Graham Bell, he is designed to make long-distance calls to run up people’s phone bills.
Tickle-tummy: an experiment who tickles people into submission.
Remmy: an experiment who invades people’s dreams and turns them into nightmares.
Snooty: an experiment who sucks Snootonium (read: mucus) out of people.
Pasthole: an experiment who travels to the past to alter events.
Futurehole: an experiment who works with Pasthole to predict the future and send Pasthole to prevent it from happening.
Benedict Arnold: an egg-like experiment who uses his proboscis to stick people in the back and change them into jerks in order to use them for his own selfish schemes.
Ray: a manta ray experiment which is able to shoot any kind of ray at people.
Click: a cursor-like experiment who is designed to alter reality by transforming it into an internet world using his computer mouse-like arm.
Quarklifter: a forklift experiment who is able to lift anything up to the size of a building.
Pixel: an experiment who changes everything into pixels.
Lax: an experiment who shoots a beam that makes people relax.
Gellasifier: a gelatinous experiment who is able to change anything or anyone into goop by disassembling their molecules after hitting them with his gelatinous arms.
Burl: a big and burly dog-like experiment who hurls large objects with his strength and is an expert fighter.
Boomer: an experiment who is a living boomerang.
Stringulator: an experiment resembling a black yarn ball with knitting needle arms who is able to spaghettify any object.
U-port: an experiment designed to steal the memories of any machine and transfer it to somewhere else in order to make them malfunction.
Catalyst: an experiment who is designed to enhance the powers of other experiments.
Whatsamattafoyou: an experiment who is able to cook any kind of food thanks to his body being a living set of kitchen appliances.
Vacuum: an experiment resembling a giant vacuum cleaner who spews trash into people’s rooms.
Poppapoppup: an experiment who induces pop-ups in computers to make them crash.
Spineless: a jellyfish-like experiment who is able to use his tentacles to steal people’s courage and make them become cowardly.
Crash: an experiment who causes any kind of computer system to crash.
Shortstuff: a crab-like experiment who cuts wires and destroys machinery.
Cat: a cat-like experiment who scans people for weaknesses.
Dimensionator: an experiment who is an advanced version of experiment 272 who is designed to send himself and other people to other alternate universes.
Spooky: an experiment who can change himself into anyone’s worst fear.
Progno: a pill-like experiment who prescribes medicines that actually make people’s diseases worse.
Noidster: a hare-like experiment who drives people crazy with his impossible and cartoonish antics.
Amnesio: an experiment who erases people’s memories.
Drag: an experiment who gives people meaningless tasks that they will never complete.
Spunky: an experiment designed to make people act arrogant and tough.
Road-rage: a wheeled wild boar experiment who induces road rage by cutting other people off.
Anna Stesia: an experiment who shoots a fog that numbs people’s bodies.
Jenny: a dog-like experiment who barks orders at people which they obey.
Smiler: a cat-like experiment who shoots laughing gas.
Fritzabrain: a mouse-like experiment who latches onto people’s brains and controls them.
Yellowstone: an experiment who paints yellow lines down people’s backs to make them scared of everything.
Ben: an experiment who is able to shoot a mist that shrinks people in order to literally make them feel small.
Thinktank: an experiment who makes people lose their train of thought.
Jones: an experiment who is able to cause everyone to get along.
Chum: an experiment who makes friends with people and later turns them into fish in order to eat them.
Morpholomew: an experiment who can change people into anything he has seen at least once.
Hyuckster: an experiment who is able to cause people to laugh endlessly with his jokes.
Chortle: an experiment who can make people laugh and is not as good as experiment 317.
Spike: an experiment who shoots spines that make people stupid.
Cloudy: cloud-like experiment who depresses people with rain.
Lightfoot: diverts his enemies with a tap dance.
Heckler: verbally insults people based on their appearance and personality.
Hunkahunka: causes anyone she pecks to fall in love with the first person they see.
Ruinit: is able to sabotage and/or repair anything with his multiple tool arms.
Rack: is able to demolish buildings with his wrecking ball arms.
Pannix: a monstrous dog/porcupine experiment who induces terror in anyone who sees him.
Molar: a tooth-like experiment who is equipped with several dentistry tools who can take out people’s teeth without anaesthetic.
Bugle: an experiment resembling a horn who wakes people early in the morning to irritate them.
Ava: an experiment who grabs people and flies them through the air to make them afraid of heights.
Serum: a doctor/syringe-themed experiment who injects addictive serums into people with his two syringe-like arms.
Shagdog: an Inugami-themed experiment who can change any person into a dog, and vise versa.
Cackle: a megaphone/witch-themed experiment who frightens people by stalking and cackling at them to drive up their fear. Her appearance is a reference to Snow White’s scary adventures.
Hairy: a brain-like experiment with two nerve cell-like rabbit ears. He is designed to display people’s innermost thoughts through his antennae.
Miranda: an experiment resembling a pair of Siamese cat twins who can split people into their good and evil selves before splitting themselves up as well.
Popquiz: a game show host-themed experiment designed to test people’s knowledge by asking them impossible questions and giving them prizes if they win.
Blooz: a saxophone-like experiment who depresses people with jazz music.
Guilttrip: an experiment who is able to possess people and cause their various misdeeds to be displayed on their skin and their face.
Crow: a crow-like experiment who steals people’s youth.
Crowsfoot: a scarecrow-like experiment who is able to manipulate crows into doing his bidding and make people afraid of them.
Nodessertro: causes mass depression by stealing every kind of dessert food and eating them.
Wafty: a jellyfish-like experiment who shoots a gas which causes people to have figurative and literal brain farts.
Greensleeves: a dress-like experiment who latches onto people and amplifies their jealousy.
Chaching: an experiment who is able to change people’s thoughts into cash.
Dupe: an experiment who can duplicate any person or object.
Elastico: clown-themed experiment who distracts people with his elastic body.
Stuckup: an experiment who is able to make people act arrogant.
Slobber: a green lizard-like experiment who causes people to salivate.
Snappish: a literal dogfish-like experiment who bites people and makes them want to bite others. His power works on objects, plants, and animals as well.
Lotuseater: a lotus-like experiment who produces a special spice which causes anyone who uses it in their food to become trapped within their own desires.
Addley: an experiment who is able to add and subtract the personality traits of people and switch them around at will.
Whoover: a toilet/alligator-themed experiment who shoots dirt that makes people curse endlessly.
Yvonne: an experiment who resembles a small and timid Chihuahua. To make up for his size, he can project an alter-ego to frighten people away.
Blackoutro: an experiment who resembles a gas cylinder and emits a spray which causes people to temporarily fall unconscious.
Jesstifer: an experiment resembling a Jack-in-the-box who causes people to be afraid of clowns.
Swapper: a two-headed experiment who makes people swap bodies.
Rippington: a ghost-like experiment who uses his shovel to call in ghosts to scare people.
Downes: a backpack-like experiment who latches onto people and absorbs their negativity until it weighs them down.
Manners: a butler/penguin experiment who sprays a magical dust which makes people act polite.
Phoebe: an experiment who is able to absorb lies and grow bigger and stronger.
Drowsy: an experiment whose bleat makes people fall asleep.
Aron: an experiment resembling a balloon who makes objects blow up like balloons in order to make them explode.
Putdown: an experiment who can materialize his insults into reality.
Crankster: a siren-like experiment who causes panic through siren sounds.
‘Sgo: an experiment who is able to induce impatience.
Queasy: an experiment who shoots spiral beams at people in order to nauseate them.
Xanad: an experiment who is able to possess people and make them become unknown to others.
Ob: an experiment who is able to shoot rays that make objects come to life.
Luddi: an experiment who is able to use his conductor’s baton to create musical scores which influence people at will.
Thomas: an experiment who steals people’s ideas (represented by lightbulbs) and makes them his own.
Blueblood: an experiment who is able to infect people with a blue virus which changes them into vampire bats.
Simpactico: an experiment who is able to drain people’s love and sympathy and change it into hatred and coldness.
Eve: an experiment who is able to give people apples that make people wear nothing but their underwear.
Worrywart: an experiment who shoots a gas that causes people to worry about everything.
Demotifier: an experiment who is able to motivate people into wrongdoing.
Phantasmo: an experiment who possesses objects and brings them to life.
Cassandra: an experiment who is able to inject people with a liquid that makes people become truthful, but blunt.
Annie: an experiment who resembles a bug and latches onto people’s heads to lobotomize them and change their personality.
Lonelyhearts: an experiment who is able to use his claws to cut apart people’s relationships.
Grudge: a flying experiment who sends out smaller versions of himself at night which latch onto people and make them hold onto their anger for good.
Judy: an experiment who causes people to become moody.
Neg: an experiment who is able to materialize people’s negative emotions as monstrous constructs.
1-Imp: an experiment who resembles a shoulder devil and influences people to do bad behavior using his pitchfork.
Swirly: an experiment who uses his large eyes to hypnotize people into obeying whatever command they hear.
Woesmy: an experiment who resembles a cross between an octopus and a sack who causes people to become sad and cry a lot in order for him to become happy at their misery.
Hoobie: an owl-like experiment who is able to confuse people with wordplay.
Hitch: an experiment who induces marriage between two people of the opposite sex.
Substein: an experiment who is able to steal people’s intelligence to use for himself.
Megan: an experiment who is able to make anything grow bigger.
Facepainter: a palette/picasso-themed experiment who paints people’s faces to make them look like Picasso pieces.
Slimy: slug-themed experiment who leaves trails of slime to make people slip.
Barry: an overprotective bear-like experiment who is able to create barriers to protect himself and others.
Margaret: an experiment themed after a graduation cap and a squid who is able to latch onto people and make them act strict.
Missandra: an experiment who is able to release butterflies that reverse people’s gender.
Joe: an experiment who is able to inject people with a caffeine that causes them to run everywhere.
Polly: a blue ghost-like experiment who makes people repeat their words three times, sometimes at inappropriate moments.
Connie: a con artist experiment who collects people’s money so he can build a massive pyramid to store the cash and protect it from intruders.
Spats: a squirrel-like experiment who makes people have arguments with each other.
Gus the Second: an experiment who steals drinks from people.
Super-X: an experiment who is able to change people into superheroes who feel superior to others.
Precious: an experiment who can change people into super-soldiers and control them at will.
Chafe: an experiment who shoots beams at people which cause them to wear ill-fitting shirts.
Chile: an experiment who makes food become spicy.
Zinger: a coconut crab-like experiment who shoots foam that causes people to walk sideways.
Bloom: an experiment who causes flowers to grow in unexpected places.
Lucky: an experiment who is able to turn the tide of battle constantly through use of her luck manipulation powers.
China: an experiment who changes anything into china and breaks it.
Punk: a muscular badger-like experiment who can change into a buzzsaw and puncture tires.
Berg I: an iceberg experiment which was supposed to wreck ships, but wasn’t big enough to do so.
Gumshoe: an experiment who sticks gum onto people’s shoes.
Jay: an experiment resembling a two-legged goldfish whose jaywalking causes others to do the same.
Cowlick: an experiment who causes cowlicks.
Char: an experiment who goes inside of toasters and causes bagels to burn.
Botulator: an experiment whose breath can cause food to spoil.
Crusty: an experiment who spreads mold on bread.
Patter: an experiment who is able to steal one sock from each pair.
Parslifier: an experiment resembling a daisy who throws flower shuriken and is powered by parsley.
Sageonomificator: a giant tree-like experiment designed to uproot saplings and destroy bushes.
Rosemary: a rose-like experiment who is designed to capture people with her thorn-covered vines and suck up their energy.
Vane: an experiment who was originally intended to be a weather-making experiment, but ended up only making bad kinds of weather.
Curdle: an experiment who can make milk and other dairy products curdle.
Bust-duster: an experiment who is a reverse vacuum that sprays dust everywhere.
Doublecross: a cross-shaped starfish experiment who sticks to people and causes them to want to do anything, even bad things, to accomplish their goal.
Filibuster: an experiment who is able to stuff ballot boxes in order to rig votes.
Decayer: a tooth fairy experiment who causes tooth decay.
Mr. Brown: an experiment who is able to make people see upside-down.
Rewind: an experiment who is able to rewind real life.
Toepoke: an experiment who kicks soccer balls into people’s houses.
Gameover: an experiment who causes frustration by taking control of arcade games and making people lose.
Klamp: an experiment who bites people’s tires and makes the cars attached to them be unable to move.
Slipknot: a rope-like experiment who is able to tie himself in any kind of knot and can use his abilities to make people trip.
Bluerinse: an experiment who dyes people’s hair blue.
Tonix: an experiment who is able to empower himself on alcohol and use it to breathe fire.
Speck: an experiment resembling a small dust bunny who feeds on dust and makes himself bigger in order to produce giant dust balls that smother people.
Monochrome: an experiment who is able to suck the color out of any object.
Tony: an experiment resembling a tiger who uses his claws to slice down trees and utility poles.
Steve: an experiment who resembles a television and creates his own cartoons which have a set formula in order for them to be cancelled quickly.
Honk: an experiment who resembles a cross between a goat and an air horn who blows his horn to frighten people.
Potter: an experiment who resembles a potter’s wheel and is able to use special Amniomorphic technology to change anything into a pot.
Winceslaws: an experiment who is able to manipulate mice at will.
Waistrel: an experiment who is able to cause abandoned items to come to life and seek revenge on humans.
Choppers: an experiment resembling an ankylosaurus who breaks things with his tail.
Moldavia: an experiment who is able to make food grow moldy.
Taps: a small bug-like experiment who is able to wire-tap phones in order to gain information.
Pooperson: an experiment who sucks up liquid from septic tanks as well as sewage from sewers in order to spray it everywhere.
No-C: an experiment who resembles an orange and is able to cause scurvy by sucking Vitamin C from people.
Jacob: a small red bulldog-like experiment who is able to spread false rumors in order to make himself grow into a larger form.
Handprint: a hand-themed experiment who is able to climb on furniture and get handprints all over it.
Diesel: an engine-like experiment who takes out car engines and replaces them in order to take control of cars and recklessly drive them around.
Bellyup: a possum-like experiment who gets in the way of cars in order to stop them, and can also flatten himself to look like roadkill if threatened.
Sapsucker: a woodpecker-like experiment who drills into trees and sucks out the sap in order to make them wilt.
Pullplug: an experiment who pulls out plugs from important sockets.
Bob: an experiment shaped like an anglerfish who does internet Phishing scams in order to steal information.
Trip: an experiment who acts as a living laser tripwire system.
Blackhead: an experiment who causes pimples to grow on people’s faces.
Mary: a round ball-like experiment who body-slams people.
Nub: an experiment who resembles a beaver with no arms. He can change his arms into drills to destroy dams.
Hangnail: an experiment who crawls on his long fingernails and is able to use his nail clipper like mouth to trim his nails and leave nail clippings everywhere.
Greaseprint: an experiment who is able to make foods which are so filled with grease that when people eat them, the grease flies everywhere.
Nobyte: an experiment who is designed to eat any kind of food until he reaches his limit.
Noise: an experiment who makes noises at night to disturb people.
Pacer: a pace car-like experiment who makes cars slow down as they follow him.
Flat: a wall-like experiment who is able to fall on people to flatten them like paper.
Keyz: a piano-like experiment who is able to generate music that makes people dance.
Sharpflat: an experiment who excels at playing pianos.
Skid: an experiment who creates black ice to make vehicles veer out of control.
Loomiere: a candle-like experiment who sucks up light in order to troll people.
Scale: an experiment who is able to rig scales so that it stays on the same number when dieters use them.
Undewey: an experiment who can manipulate books. He is designed to switch all the books on shelves to cause confusion.
Jitters: an experiment who resembles a mantis who is designed to only attack others while they aren’t looking.
Octopalmer: an experiment who uses his octopus-like hands to drain energy from machines.
Sneak: an experiment who is able to sneak behind people and scare them.
Little Dor-rat: a dormouse-like experiment who is able to analyze people’s taste buds and then produce a liquid which tastes almost, but not entirely unlike tea.
Tripsy: an experiment with an elephant’s trunk nose who transports anything to certain destinations over 20 miles away.
Dizzifier: an experiment who is able to spin people around with his body in order to make them dizzy.
Therman: an experiment who is able to cause people’s body temperature to rise by latching onto them.
Haasinator: an assassin-type experiment who specializes in slinging hash at people.
Buzzcut: a shaver-like experiment who shaves people until they are bald.
Tire Slasher: a flying raptor experiment who slashes tires.
Lotta: an experiment resembling a copy machine who makes duplicates of one object.
Tappity: an experiment who is able to suck up pond water and change it into tap-water which he uses to annoy people.
Twitch: an experiment resembling a centipede who is able to crawl on people’s backs to frighten them.
Gesundt: an experiment who is able to cause people to sneeze endlessly.
Hiver: a beehive-like experiment who is able to store alien “bees” in himself and use them to attack people.
Buffie: a floor buffer-like experiment who makes any floor slippery.
Period: a small period-like experiment who is able to transport anyone to any time period he wishes.
Grindz: an experiment who grinds any kind of food and turns it into edibly sausages.
Crunkle: an experiment who resembles a pair of dentures and is designed to chew through buildings.
Speirs: an experiment who is able to hurl harpoons to make blimps and dirigibles pop.
Huggo: an octopus-like experiment who squeezes the life out of people.
Stones: an experiment who flings sticks and stones at people, and is made of rocks and twigs.
Spikyhands: an experiment with spike-covered knuckles who is designed to punch his way through any wall.
Milston: an experiment who is able to create and recite very terrible poetry to agonize people.
Enguard: a swordfish/unicorn-themed experiment who is designed to be an expert swordsman and pierce objects.
Mortamer: an experiment designed to be a living mortar cannon.
Joy: an experiment who twirls halos around people to make them exceedingly happy.
Froggifier: an experiment who is able to change people into amphibians and back again.
Copywronger: an experiment who is able to copy the appearance of anything it sees.
Floods: an experiment who is designed to flood entire towns with water.
Brad: a strong wolf-like experiment who has an excessive bloodlust and is designed to be a living one-man army.
Cooler: an experiment intended to cool the air by 100 degrees, but can only cool the air by 10 degrees.
Yin: an experiment who condenses moisture from the air in order to spray water from its tentacles.
Yang: an experiment who shoots lava from the volcanoes on its back.
Comet: an experiment who can change into a comet and fly through the air in order to destroy houses.
Bling Bling: an experiment who is able to create rings of gold which increase greed.
Ploot: an experiment who is designed to flood entire cities with thick black sludge made from ordinary trash and pollution that he collects.
Ug: an experiment who is able to change ordinary animals into their prehistoric equivalent.
Woody: a beaver/termite experiment who eats wood at a rapid pace.
Phil: an experiment who fills the ground with lava in order to bring it to the surface.
Sprout: a carnivorous plant-themed experiment sprout into an uncontrollable forest of destruction
Drill: an experiment who is able to drill holes in objects.
Wilt: an experiment who causes plants to wilt with special spores.
Bog: a purple koala-like experiment who is able to change everything into muddy ponds.
Richter: an ankylosaurus-themed experiment who creates earthquakes.
Cone: an experiment who is able to create giant metal spires which manipulate soundwaves.
Deforestator: a wombat/weed whacker experiment who can cut down whole forests.
Auntie: an anteater experiment who devours ants and changes them into giant monsters.
Parch: an experiment who is able to suck up water from fruits and plants in order to make them parched
Flame: an experiment who can put his whole body on fire by rubbing his arms together .
Splat: a steamroller experiment who is able to flatten entire cities with his deceptively small roller.
Cannonball: an experiment who can jump in the water and create waves he can control at will.
Wrapper: an experiment who wraps people in duct tape.
Tarantula: a giant spider-like experiment who captures enemies inside of silk nets.
Slushy: an icicle/koala experiment who freezes land with his ice breath, and can also generate ice at will.
Shovel: an experiment who uses his shovel-like arms to dig pitfalls.
Stoneface: a giant metallic moai-like experiment whose nose always points north and is designed to attract metallic objects to himself.
Gus: an experiment designed to induce thirst in other people.
Chip: a wood-chipper experiment designed to eat entire trees and change them into wooden splinters.
SPF: an experiment who is able to magnify the sun’s beams with the mirror on his tail.
Digger: a mole experiment who uses his drill tail to tunnel through planets.
Crybaby: a teardrop-shaped experiment who is able to act like a sprinkler and spray people with his tears.
Hisee: an experiment resembling a small green mole/chimp who is able to generate hot springs.
Strato: an experiment who is able to spray a special chemical which pokes holes in the stratosphere.
Blowhard: a bellows/anteater-themed experiment who immobilizes people by blowing them around like kites.
Crabweed: an experiment who is able to plant weeds from his back into the ground.
Spectrum: an experiment who is able to change anything into different colors.
Polar: a polar bear-themed experiment who is able to freeze anything and change it into ice sculptures.
Rust: an experiment who is able to induce rust.
Autumn: an experiment who is able to manipulate leaves and blow them into people’s yards.
Algae: an experiment who is able to make algae grow in water to contaminate it.
Phoon: an elephant-themed experiment who is able to create typhoon-like winds.
Swell: an experiment who is able to tunnel underground and make the sac on his back swell and burst in a cloud of noxious gas.
Hallie: an experiment who is able to fly in the air and devour stars.
Franklin: an experiment who is able to shoot lightning.
Thresher: an experiment who destroys crops with his mace-like arms.
Pompey: an experiment who is able to create miniature volcanoes at will.
Rip: an experiment who uses his scythes to cut down crops.
Cam: an experiment who is able to take pictures of people and trap them in photos.
Cheesy: a moon/cheese-themed experiment who is able to transform anything into cheese.
Supersweet: an experiment who eats candy and converts it into a sugar which is super sweet.
Clammy: a clam-like experiment who eats objects and changes them into pearls which he can shoot at enemies.
Dry-heat: a bonfire-like experiment who is designed to make entire environments become hot and humid.
Astro: an experiment who is able to make anything orbit around himself at will.
Clipse: an experiment who resembles a large koala with paper fans for arms who is designed to block out the sun.
Sol: an experiment who is able to convert solar power into energy.
Liquefactor: an experiment partially resembling Liquidator from darkwing duck who can change himself into a solid, liquid, and gas form.
Berg II: a larger version of Berg 1 who is designed to sink large ships.
Cauldron: an experiment who is able to eat any kind of food and convert it into a special edible soup.
Sepia: an experiment who is able to turn anything sepia-colored.
Midas-minus: an experiment who is able to change anything into gold.
Prism: a diamond-shaped experiment who refracts light into any place he desires.
He: an experiment designed to create heatwaves.
Hardy: an experiment who can make anything which is soft become as hard as stone.
Silbert: an experiment who is able to throw silica gel balls which dessicate water.
Lot’s Wife: an experiment who is able to change anything into salt.
Phosphor: a firefly-themed experiment who is able to shoot beams which make anything glow in the dark.
Derrick: a dinosaur/rock drill themed experiment designed to drill potholes in the road.
Eva: an experiment who is able to manipulate the weather at will.
Slenky: an experiment resembling a cross between a dog and a spring who is able to extend his limbs like springs and conduct electricity through them.
Glenn: an experiment resembling a plow designed to push through the ground and split it in two.
Frosty D: an experiment who resembles a cross between a snowman and a snowcone. He is designed to throw snowballs which change people into living snowmen in order to replicate himself..
Dusty: an experiment who is able to create dust storms.
Dropcall: an experiment who is able to cause telephones to go dead.
Handoman: an experiment who uses his many hands to modify machines.
Lardo: an experiment resembling a fat mosquito who is able to suck up people’s muscles to make himself stronger.
Magnarette: an experiment with the ability to manipulate magnetic fields.
Darn: a silkworm-themed experiment who eats people’s clothes at a rapid pace.
Oof: an experiment who causes anything to become out of focus.
Carrie: an experiment who is able to carry anything to inconvenient places.
Spinster: a Tasmanian devil-themed experiment who is able to change himself into a living tornado and manipulate tornadoes at will.
Friday: an experiment who is able to transform into an entire supermarket and drive out smaller businesses.
Roadie: an experiment resembling a motorcycle who is designed for reckless driving.
Spout: an experiment resembling a whale who is able to create any kind of water spout.
Blake: an experiment resembling a red bug who is able to turn into a living fireball.
Balar: a trash compactor-themed experiment designed to change entire houses into cubes.
Petrifier: a Jellyfish/Medusa-themed experiment who is able to petrify people and reverse her power to bring statues to life.
Tank: an armadillo/bulldog-themed experiment who eats metal and gets bigger as he does so.
Noviz: an experiment who resembles a sheep with a VR system on his head. He is designed to get people to believe conspiracy theories by placing his wool over people’s eyes.
Sa: an experiment who creates and manipulates salt.
Stoopinslide: an experiment who is able to use his soap-like body to make surfaces frictionless.
Baron Meter: an experiment resembling a bear who is not only a living barometer, but can also manipulate any kind of weather.
Squidly: a giant squid-like experiment designed to wreck fishing boats.
Deodorant: an experiment who makes people sweat constantly.
Heat-waver: an experiment who is able to emit heat waves that melt any object.
Colm: an experiment who resembles a lump of coal who is designed to use his pickaxe-like arms to change anything into coal.
Ice-crusher: a giant blue fly-like experiment who is designed to make icebergs shatter with a beam.
El Carbon: a blue centipede-themed experiment designed to absorb light and change it into a greenhouse gas to cause global warming.
Zirconia: a crystallic cube-shaped experiment who is able to insert shards into machinery to bring it to life.
Gluteous: a big-bottomed experiment made to block roads and dams.
Tattoo: an experiment resembling a tattoo dragon who is able to strengthen and possess people by becoming a dragon-shaped tattoo on their arms.
Woops: One of the Prototypes of Stitch, he is very clumsy.
Kixx: a four-armed Experiment designed to bully and suppress people with his kickboxing skills.
Sinker: a shark-like experiment who chops ships in half with his large fin.
Zap: an experiment who can become a living laser beam.
Houdini: a rabbit experiment who can make anything disappear or reappear, including himself.
Warpstron: an experiment who is able to summon anything from other dimensions.
Holio: a big-mouthed experiment who can open his mouth to create a black hole.
Launch: a naked mole-rat experiment who is able to cut through the fabric of time in space to cause reality to collapse in on itself.
Slugger: a pterodactyl/baseball bat experiment who deflects projectiles with his tail.
Heat: an experiment who fires heat rays from the large hole on his head.
Witch: a purple ghost-like experiment who possesses world leaders and uses supernatural powers to defeat her enemies.
El Fin: a flying finned experiment who is said to make any planet implode when Jumba says the password.
Blandzilla: an experiment resembling Godzilla designed to cause destruction in cities.
Yaarp: an experiment with a party blowout on his head who can make deafening sonic blasts.
Gunner: an experiment with two gun-like protrusions on his head who is designed to be a weapons expert.
Yogee: a large bear-like experiment who is able to consume an entire planet’s food supply.
Joey: a kangaroo-like experiment who creates large craters wherever he lands.
Plasmoid: an experiment who is able to shoot plasma blasts from his tail.
Crystallene: a pink experiment who is able to create and control crystallic structures.
Splodyhead: a red experiment who can climb on walls and ceilings, see in the dark, and shoot fire blasts from his nose.
Page: an experiment who is able to steal knowledge from books and other items in order to enhance his intelligence.
Chopsuey: a prototype of Stitch who is very jealous.
Jumby: an experiment who is intended to be Jumba’s lab assistant.
Trainer: an experiment who has enhanced martial arts skills.
Angel: a pink experiment who uses her song to turn anyone good back into evil.
Reuben: a yellow pot-bellied experiment who was made before Stitch, but ended up becoming a sandwich lover.
Stitch: A blue experiment with plenty of powers who is the ultimate destructor, but ended up with Lilo after being turned good.
Evil: This red experiment was created to have all of Stitch’s powers, as well as the powers of 20 other experiments.
MAMF: This experiment’s name stands for Multi-armed Monstrous Freak, and has the powers of the previous 627 experiments and none of their weaknesses. In fact, the only way to defeat him is to sing the song Aloha Oe.
Leroy: This experiment is the main antagonist of Leroy and Stitch. Dr. Hamsterviel intended him to be Stitch’s evil twin and his own assistant in destroying Stitch’s 624 cousins, but also had a fail-safe which caused him to shut down.

Description
Shrink: a small purple experiment who is able to change the size of any object.
Double-dip: an experiment who double-dips chips, and ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
How-come: This experiment always asks questions to annoy people, and he ends up as a psychiatrist.
Squawk: Loud parrot-like experiment who disturbs the peace with his squawking.
Truxx: truck-like experiment designed to move things around Jumba’s lab.
Percy: a purse-like experiment who is a living currency convertor.
Gigi: a Lhasa Apso experiment who annoys people with her constant barking and ends up as Myrtle’s pet.
Carmine: a caramel-colored experiment resembling Shuckle who is designed to eat fruits and convert them into juice.
Pop: an experiment seen in the anime who blows up the balloon on its tail and pops it to stun enemies.
Felix: an elephant-anteater hybrid experiment who is designed to clean everything. To that end, he has a brush on his tail and a vacuum trunk which shoots lasers.
Inkstain: a pen/octopus experiment who stains people’s clothes with ink.
Antitherm: an experiment who replaces thermostats and increases the heat to raise people’s heating bills.
Furry: a furball experiment who sheds hair everywhere.
Kernel: a popcorn-popping experiment mentioned in “Angel” and seen in Leroy and Stitch at a movie theater.
Ruggles: a rug-like experiment who trips people when they step on him.
Malt: a milkshake-making experiment who shoots beams that change anything into frozen dairy treats.
Lidds: an experiment who uses his claws to make lids impossible for people to open.
Puck: a hockey-playing experiment who is able to intercept hockey pucks and make them score for the other team.
Clumsy: a very clumsy experiment whose clumsiness causes accidental damage.
Slick: This experiment wears a straw hat and bowtie, and is able to sell anything to anyone.
Twang: Guitar-like experiment who annoys people by playing folk music.
Hertz Donut: Seahorse-like experiment who is able to restrain people with donuts.
Cyclo: One-eyed Cyclops experiment who can change himself into a cyclone.
Hamlette: an experiment who changes anything into ham.
Topper: a Christmas Star experiment who not only keeps people awake with his light, but was originally intended to be a beacon for alien fleets.
Pawn: an experiment who manipulates chess pieces and uses his abilities to cheat at chess.
Plushy: a teddy bear-like experiment who was designed to protect people from harm. He has an ordinary form and an attack mode in which he extends his claws and shoots beams from his eyes that change anything it touches into a toy.
Lori: a drawer-like experiment who steals underwear.
Checkers: a caterpillar experiment who can make its wearer become a king or queen by hypnotizing those around them.
Vialet: an experiment who uses her claws to turn anything a vulgar shade of purple.
Gotchu: This experiment is named for the sound he makes when he goes around and pinches people with his four pincers.
Fibber: a living lie detector.
Hammerface: a hammer-headed experiment who drives nails into houses.
Splort: An experiment who slings mud at people and is made entirely from mud.
Phillip: An experiment who siphons gas from other vehicles.
Poki: A possum-like experiment who uses his tail to poke holes in liquid containers.
Snipper: an experiment resembling a stag beetle who is able to cut hair into ridiculous shapes.
Plats: A platypus-like experiment who was designed to infiltrate enemy bases. He is equipped with scanner eyes and a sleep-dart shooter where his spurs would be.
Atlas: a globe-like experiment who acts as a Universal Map.
Backhoe: a mole-like experiment who is an excellent digger and can unearth vegetation.
Kitsch: an experiment designed to transform anything into kitschy antiques and break them. To that end, he has a special fluff that repairs broken objects.
Itch: flea-like experiment that causes itchiness.
Cube-steak: a sentient cube of meat who is able to produce smaller and edible duplicates of itself as quickly as a Tribble does.
Forehead: a four-headed experiment who sings barbershop off-key. He ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
Melvin: an experiment intended to wedgie people, but doesn’t reach high enough to do so.
Wedgie: Melvin’s big brother, who is more successful at giving wedgies than him.
Lorider: A blue platypus-like experiment who pulls down people’s pants.
Echo: an experiment who can repeat what people say.
Picker: a long-legged experiment who picks fruit from the trees which Jumba’s neighbors had.
Dunk: a crab-clawed experiment who dunks donuts and/or other objects in coffee.
Hocker: a big-nosed raccoon experiment who spits acidic saliva that burns holes in wood. He ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
Coco: an experiment seen in a Disney Adventures magazine who can turn anything he touches into chocolate.
Whine: an experiment who complains about everything.
Fudgy: An experiment made of fudge who drowns people in his own sticky sweetness.
Snarf-honk: an experiment resembling a cross between a jellyfish and a nose who dispenses tissues.
Nibbiolo: an experiment who nibbles on the ends of furniture.
Tenderizer: an experiment with meat tenderizer-like hands for tenderizing meat.
Shortsheet: an experiment who short-sheets beds.
Tornette: an experiment who uses her chainsaw-like face to tear papers in half.
Plink: an experiment who plays her harp-like body to make people cry due to her music being beautiful.
Anachronator: a time-traveling experiment who was intended to bring technology from the future to the present for Jumba, but decided to place objects from the present into the past to alter history.
French-fry: a chef-like experiment whose high-caloric foods can cause anyone to puff up, after which he devours them.
Pufferizer: a pufferfish experiment who shoots needles into people to make them inflate.
Nappifier: blanket-like experiment who covers people with his blanket to make them sleep for 12 minutes.
Britfood: an experiment who serves tea and crumpets to people.
Glam: an experiment who was designed to be Jumba’s fashion consultant. She is able to glamorize people’s clothes by spinning around them.
Shady: a large umbrella-like experiment who was intended to block out the sun, but was unable to due to his neck being unable to extend that far into the sky.
Tom: a cat-like experiment designed to annoy people with its behavior.
H. T: an experiment who was designed to be Jumba’s personal hot tub.
Flopjack: an experiment who was designed to make pancakes for Jumba, but keeps getting the pancakes stuck to the ceiling.
Penny: a crab-like experiment who uses her extendable claws to pinch pennies from people.
Stickysuck: a leech-like experiment who sticks onto people and sucks their energy.
Corner-piece: a round experiment who was intended to destroy furniture, but decided to pretend to be furniture instead.
Welco: a balloon dog-like experiment who blows indestructible bubbles that last temporarily.
WooWoo: an experiment who causes people to become overconfident.
Bath Matt: an experiment who is designed to heat up bath-water for Jumba’s hot tub.
Zawp: a big-nosed bear experiment who sleeps a lot and snores loudly. He ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
Snozzle: an elephant/hose experiment designed to spray water at people.
Fogger: a glasses-fogging experiment based on the Glasses Bird and the Honking Horn Geese from Alice in Wonderland.
Dan: an experiment with a large afro who spreads dandruff everywhere.
Back-scratcher: a wolverine-like experiment who has retractable claws. He was designed to be Jumba’s personal Back-scratcher.
Plunge: an experiment resembling a toilet plunger designed to unclog toilets.
Grimple: an experiment with small robotic grappling claws for pimple-popping.
Subwoof: a speaker-like experiment who hooks himself up to musical sources and manipulates the music to cause earworms.
Screwup: an experiment featured in the Disney Adventures magazine who was one of Jumba’s biggest failures, and the only experiment which does nothing.
Clink: a crab-like experiment who can capture and confine any experiment inside its body.
Puddles: an experiment designed to dig large puddles for people to fall into.
Decrisper: a kangaroo/fridge experiment who places vegetables within its pouch to make them lose moisture.
Skip: a pudgy hourglass-shaped experiment who was intended to skip time by 10 minutes, but instead skips time by 10 years.
Fetchit: a dog-like experiment who not only fetches newspapers and slippers, but also fetches Genetic samples for Jumba, He ends up as Mrs. Hasagawa’s dog.
Nutsy: a squirrel experiment who steals acorns and replaces them with other nuts.
Gutman: a very fat dog-like experiment who gives people pink-bellies by slapping them.
Unkind: another dog-like experiment whose bark can remove people’s kindness.
Louis B: a bee/video camera experiment who is able to take pictures of any object, person, or animal, and then create cheesy B-movies based on said objects.
Coaster: an experiment who never uses a coaster when he drinks.
Cable Dude: a robotic experiment who not only fixes cable, but hijacks tv signals to broadcast tv shows.
Dog-alarm: a dog-like experiment whose whistle attracts dogs.
Cooper: a jellyfish-like experiment who uses his tentacles to link up people’s minds and make them collaborate with each other.
Spot: a spotlight experiment who is designed to cause stage fright.
Trickster: a con artist experiment who is able to use a handwave to implant suggestions that people will unwittingly follow.
Trike: a motorcycle experiment who is able to create tires so that he can spread tire marks on the road.
Stop-go: traffic light experiment who causes traffic jams.
Stamen: an experiment who stops pollination by attracting bees to his lily-shaped ears.
Lapse: an experiment designed to cause people to forget where their keys, remotes, or scissors are.
Fold: an experiment designed to fold maps in such a way that they cannot be refolded after they are opened.
Spindle: an experiment who is designed to unravel people’s clothes.
Mutilate: an experiment designed to tear into packages and leave the contents intact.
Nudge: a bird-like experiment who is able to nudge people by rocking back and forth like a drinking bird.
Sounder: an experiment designed to sound false alarms through the whistles on his ears.
Squeak: a little mouse experiment who annoys people with his incessant talking.
Mulch: a lawnmower-themed experiment who mulches the ground underneath him. He ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
Toons: an experiment designed to bring any kind of drawing to life.
Shoe: an experiment with horseshoe-shaped horns who can control luck.
Skyooz: a line-cutting crab experiment.
Sell-by: an experiment who alters sell-by dates on items.
Switch: an experiment who wastes electricity by flicking light switches on and off.
Tock: a clock/dog-like experiment who can briefly stop time.
Fink: an experimental snitch who is designed to arrest people for even the most minor of crimes.
Inverto: an experiment who turns clothes inside-out.
Snafu: an experiment who is designed to foil enemy plans in any way possible.
Sappy: a tree-like experiment designed to shoot sticky maple syrup which makes people stick to the ground.
Dorkifier: a pink cow-like experiment who makes people look dorky.
Carmen: an experiment who shakes her maracas to make people dance nonstop.
Rhymer: an experiment who can make people speak in rhyme.
Gibberish: an experiment who causes communication gaps by switching people’s languages.
Stank: a skunk-like experiment who is able to shoot balls of gas that make anything stink.
Dembums: an experiment designed to make people sleep on the job.
Bugby: a flying insectoid experiment who changes people into bugs.
Crutch: an experiment who paralyzes people from the waist down temporarily.
Bonez: a skeleton experiment who shocks people and makes them show their skeletons.
Poik: a spine-covered experiment designed to place her quills in people’s chairs as they sit on them.
Spoony: a spoon-like experiment who is able to steal chinaware and dishes.
PJ: a practical joker experiment.
Shredder: an experiment designed to shred important documents. He ends up as one of Mrs. Hasagawa’s cats.
Remote: an experiment designed to hide TV remotes.
Gloomy: an experiment resembling a donkey who is able to make anyone feel as gloomy as he is.
Flip: an experiment who is able to cause confusion by flipping anything upside-down.
Dropsy: a sink-like experiment who annoys people with his incessant dripping.
I Know You Are But What Am I: an experiment who is able to push people away by reading their thoughts and saying the one term that they dislike the most.
Changeling: an experiment that can copy the form of any object it sees, then explode in a ball of goo.
Burr: a chestnut burr experiment who is designed to place burrs on people’s clothes.
Blondie: an experiment who makes cookies which cause people’s hair to become blond.
Clog: an experiment who clogs up drains with his hair.
Samolean: a very strong muscular bear-like experiment who takes people’s lunch money.
Bragg: an experiment who gains power from people’s sympathy and lies to them in order to receive it.
Flashbomb: an experiment who stuns people with light.
Newton: a fig tree-like experiment who is able to manipulate gravity.
Weasel: an experiment who climbs on the legs of planetary leaders.
Bonnie: one of two experiments who steals things without people’s knowledge, and is armed with a plasma pistol.
Clyde: another experiment who steals things without people’s knowledge, and is armed with a built-in plasma cannon.
Babyfier: an experiment who changes people into babies.
Mama Frita: an experiment who overfeeds people with fritters.
XYZ: a pants-unzipping experiment.
Frapp: an experiment who creates coffee that is either scalding-hot or freezing cold.
Burger: an experiment who is designed to create hamburgers and add extra onions.
Shopahol: an experiment who can induce shopaholism in other people.
Hotl: an experiment made of lava who is able to make floors to become hot.
Finder: an experiment who is designed to find any kind of object.
Nacho: an experiment who is able to spew cheese on people.
Rabbit: a rabbit-like experiment who devours and ruins crops.
Grumbelly: a stomach-like experiment who is able to cause nausea and indigestion.
Tub: a metal tub-like experiment who drops on people when they open the door.
Dumbell: a muscular dog experiment who can force people to exercise against their will.
Lesdyxia: an experiment who is able to change the letters on signs so that they read embarrassing messages.
Sandy: an experiment made of sand who is designed to shoot sand in people’s faces.
Peppah: a grey dog-like experiment who makes people sneeze.
Frizzy: a bird-like experiment who gives people weird hairstyles with his grooming tool talons.
Redped: an experiment who is able to manipulate pedestrian signals.
Rolo: a ball-like experiment who rolls into houses and wrecks them.
Daze: an experiment resembling a groundhog who is able to make people relive their day over and over again.
Rich: an experiment who manipulates money.
Ditch: an experiment who digs ditches. .
Mitch: an experiment who is able to enhance people’s strength through steroids in his tail.
Nopost: an experiment designed to create and place posters everywhere on walls.
Kite: a kite-like experiment designed to redirect lightning to other places.
Allsox: an experiment designed to place red socks in the laundry so that it comes out red.
Clip: a furball experiment which is designed to devour Uburnium, but instead eats hair.
Barkleigh: a bulldog-like experiment with a sonic bark.
Bumper: a bumper car experiment which splits into 5 and rampages through the town.
Boggle: an experiment designed to alter words and/or steal them. He resembles a scrabble tile.
Roberts: a racoon-like experiment who uses his extendable arms to crack safes and steal money.
Ollie: an experiment designed to cause mischief with his retractable roller-skate legs.
Detour: an arrow-tailed experiment which causes people to go the wrong way when traveling to certain places.
NPH: an experiment designed to crash parties.
Splutter: an experiment which causes car engines to malfunction.
Laakso: an experiment which flies around and forcefully corrects people’s actions.
Cal: an experiment designed to calibrate machines and modify them at will.
Forward: an experiment who is able to use his bulldozer blade to move anything forward.
Hotcold: an experiment who switches hot water taps with cold water in order to cause havoc.
Florrie: an experiment which is able to create flurries of snow which obstruct traffic.
Roxy: a rock-like experiment which shoots rocks to break windows.
Breakup: an experiment which is a kind of anti-cupid that causes anyone hit by his arrows to break up with each other.
Will: an experiment who uses his bowgun-like arms to shoot things from far away.
Trax: a tractor-like experiment which is designed to tow away any vehicle.
Whoooa!: an experiment which turns anything into bananas, then throws the peels on the ground to make them slip.
Escalator: an experiment who is designed to act as an escalator to nowhere.
Pretzel: an experiment who can twist anything into a pretzel-like shape.
Carat: a carrot-like experiment who is able to absorb metals into its own body/
Nosy: a pink experiment designed to find out people’s secret
Adam: a UFO-like experiment designed to abduct people and send them to other places.
Geigenstein: an experiment resembling a Geiger counter designed to detect and absorb radiation.
Jam: a bat-like experiment which jams radar.
Snipe: a three-legged bird experiment which can shoot clay bullets which almost always hit their target.
Nosox: a washing machine experiment that makes socks disappear.
Cheney: an experiment who is able to corrupt minds with his speech.
Maggie: an experiment with magnetic arms which scramble computers.
Barcode: an experiment designed to scan barcodes and replicate the abilities of any product he scans.
Hoax: an experiment designed to project illusions of monsters from his projector-like head to deceive others.
Smoot: an iron-like experiment which causes anything in its way to become flat and smooth.
Retro: a dinosaur experiment which turns enemy technology and weapons to their most primitive state.
Jangle: an experiment designed to ring his bells and keep people awake.
2-Late: an experiment which resets any kind of clock by two hours.
UHF: a speaker-like experiment designed to emit soundwaves which break windows.
Pix: camera-themed experiment designed to only take ugly photos of people.
Crammer: an experiment designed to absorb information and transfer it to people’s brains.
Key: an experiment which locks people outside of houses.
Rat: a computer mouse experiment designed to hack into any computer.
Target: a target-like experiment who is able to repel and attract projectiles.
Missy: a small experiment designed to break fans.
Millie: an experiment designed to plug holes in hyperdrive filters to make them malfunction.
Sparky: an experiment designed to cause extreme power surges.
Poxy: an experiment designed to infect planetary leaders with diseases.
Glitch: an experiment which can turn technology against its user.
Tweak: an experiment designed to reset valves and dials to “maximum chaos”.
Mashy: a big-mouthed experiment designed to crush Uburnium to a pulp.
Combo: an experiment designed to combine other experiments together.
Butter: a rhino experiment able to batter through even the thickest of doors.
Melty: a dragon-like experiment designed to shoot fire that melts objects.
Kingpin: an unlucky rabbit-like experiment designed to dodge projectiles.
Checkup: an experiment which checks people and gives them false diagnoses. He looks like a duck with a stethoscope-like tail.
Sprok: an experiment which places gears onto machines to make them rampage.
Poser: an experiment which flashes people with its camera to make them do random poses every 4 seconds.
Pitch: an experiment who can modulate the pitch and tone of any sound or object.
Shush: a mouse-like experiment who eavesdrops on people.
Docker: a tugboat/rocket-themed experiment designed to steal ships and tug them to other places.
Charger: an experiment designed to overload appliances with electricity.
Blip: an experiment with a built-in radar dish.
Bworp: an experiment which is able to change into a submersible form and shoot torpedoes at ships.
Clickster: an experiment designed to change channels endlessly.
Sap: an experiment which latches onto machines and overloads them with EMPs.
Press-5: an experiment which is able to manipulate phones in order to inconvenience people.
Brownout: an experiment designed to cause generators to produce less power for entire towns.
Pane: an experiment designed to break glass and change it into sculptures.
Bore: a giant tunnel-boring experiment resembling a worm.
Sournote: an experiment which is designed to make any instrument sound out of tune or off-key.
Creamer: an experiment designed to drink milk and replace it with non-dairy creamer substitute.
Qwerty: an experiment who uses his keyboard to hack into and take control of machines.
Belle: a blue experiment designed to alarm people with her loud screech.
Sproing: a spring-like experiment designed to launch boulders.
Lacrosse: an experiment resembling a Lacrosse Player designed to use his lacrosse stick tail to cross wires in machines to make them malfunction.
Link: an experiment who shoots goop at people who argue with each other in order to make them stick together.
Crete: a concrete mixer experiment who covers people in instant cement.
Un-crete: an experiment with dril like arms designed to destroy cement-based structures.
Mr. Stenchy: a cute pink experiment who functions as a stink bomb.
Mrs. Sickly a blue experiment whose fumes make people sick.
Addy: an experiment designed to be a living calculator/adding machine which can also alter numbers.
Rattat: a rat-like experiment whose arms can change into rivet guns in order to trap people in their houses.
Sample: a Koala/speaker experiment who takes random sound samples and makes remixes out of them.
Rash: an experiment who spreads a dust which causes itchy rashes to form on people’s skin.
GPS: an experiment who takes control of GPS systems in order to misdirect people.
BV Beaverton: an experiment who uses his retractable tool arms to build dams and block rivers.
Ace: One of Jumba’s greatest failures, this experiment has no known evil function.
SFS: An experiment shaped like a spam can who inserts spam emails into computers in order to change them into spam.
Poach: an experiment who steals eggs in order to poach them within his egg cooker-like body.
Wip: a whip-shaped experiment who makes sonic booms by whipping his tail.
10X: a muscular wolf-shaped experiment who inserts chips into machines in order to give them sentience. He was named after the Titan X Graphics card.
Wishy-washy: an experiment who grants any kind of wish.
Celsenheit: a mosquito-shaped experiment who zaps people with a beam which causes them to alternate between feeling hot and feeling cold.
Gyrotta: an experiment who flies in the air to spin around and smash into things.
Gillmore: an experiment who gives people gills to make them live underwater.
Noso: a robotic Marionette experiment whose lies allow him to change his nose into a laser gun, a plasma machine gun, and a Laser Bazooka.
Wormhole: a worm-like experiment who can change into a wormhole that sends people to another dimension.
Boxboom: a radio-like experiment who keeps people up all night with his loud music.
Alexander: Named after Alexander Graham Bell, he is designed to make long-distance calls to run up people’s phone bills.
Tickle-tummy: an experiment who tickles people into submission.
Remmy: an experiment who invades people’s dreams and turns them into nightmares.
Snooty: an experiment who sucks Snootonium (read: mucus) out of people.
Pasthole: an experiment who travels to the past to alter events.
Futurehole: an experiment who works with Pasthole to predict the future and send Pasthole to prevent it from happening.
Benedict Arnold: an egg-like experiment who uses his proboscis to stick people in the back and change them into jerks in order to use them for his own selfish schemes.
Ray: a manta ray experiment which is able to shoot any kind of ray at people.
Click: a cursor-like experiment who is designed to alter reality by transforming it into an internet world using his computer mouse-like arm.
Quarklifter: a forklift experiment who is able to lift anything up to the size of a building.
Pixel: an experiment who changes everything into pixels.
Lax: an experiment who shoots a beam that makes people relax.
Gellasifier: a gelatinous experiment who is able to change anything or anyone into goop by disassembling their molecules after hitting them with his gelatinous arms.
Burl: a big and burly dog-like experiment who hurls large objects with his strength and is an expert fighter.
Boomer: an experiment who is a living boomerang.
Stringulator: an experiment resembling a black yarn ball with knitting needle arms who is able to spaghettify any object.
U-port: an experiment designed to steal the memories of any machine and transfer it to somewhere else in order to make them malfunction.
Catalyst: an experiment who is designed to enhance the powers of other experiments.
Whatsamattafoyou: an experiment who is able to cook any kind of food thanks to his body being a living set of kitchen appliances.
Vacuum: an experiment resembling a giant vacuum cleaner who spews trash into people’s rooms.
Poppapoppup: an experiment who induces pop-ups in computers to make them crash.
Spineless: a jellyfish-like experiment who is able to use his tentacles to steal people’s courage and make them become cowardly.
Crash: an experiment who causes any kind of computer system to crash.
Shortstuff: a crab-like experiment who cuts wires and destroys machinery.
Cat: a cat-like experiment who scans people for weaknesses.
Dimensionator: an experiment who is an advanced version of experiment 272 who is designed to send himself and other people to other alternate universes.
Spooky: an experiment who can change himself into anyone’s worst fear.
Progno: a pill-like experiment who prescribes medicines that actually make people’s diseases worse.
Noidster: a hare-like experiment who drives people crazy with his impossible and cartoonish antics.
Amnesio: an experiment who erases people’s memories.
Drag: an experiment who gives people meaningless tasks that they will never complete.
Spunky: an experiment designed to make people act arrogant and tough.
Road-rage: a wheeled wild boar experiment who induces road rage by cutting other people off.
Anna Stesia: an experiment who shoots a fog that numbs people’s bodies.
Jenny: a dog-like experiment who barks orders at people which they obey.
Smiler: a cat-like experiment who shoots laughing gas.
Fritzabrain: a mouse-like experiment who latches onto people’s brains and controls them.
Yellowstone: an experiment who paints yellow lines down people’s backs to make them scared of everything.
Ben: an experiment who is able to shoot a mist that shrinks people in order to literally make them feel small.
Thinktank: an experiment who makes people lose their train of thought.
Jones: an experiment who is able to cause everyone to get along.
Chum: an experiment who makes friends with people and later turns them into fish in order to eat them.
Morpholomew: an experiment who can change people into anything he has seen at least once.
Hyuckster: an experiment who is able to cause people to laugh endlessly with his jokes.
Chortle: an experiment who can make people laugh and is not as good as experiment 317.
Spike: an experiment who shoots spines that make people stupid.
Cloudy: cloud-like experiment who depresses people with rain.
Lightfoot: diverts his enemies with a tap dance.
Heckler: verbally insults people based on their appearance and personality.
Hunkahunka: causes anyone she pecks to fall in love with the first person they see.
Ruinit: is able to sabotage and/or repair anything with his multiple tool arms.
Rack: is able to demolish buildings with his wrecking ball arms.
Pannix: a monstrous dog/porcupine experiment who induces terror in anyone who sees him.
Molar: a tooth-like experiment who is equipped with several dentistry tools who can take out people’s teeth without anaesthetic.
Bugle: an experiment resembling a horn who wakes people early in the morning to irritate them.
Ava: an experiment who grabs people and flies them through the air to make them afraid of heights.
Serum: a doctor/syringe-themed experiment who injects addictive serums into people with his two syringe-like arms.
Shagdog: an Inugami-themed experiment who can change any person into a dog, and vise versa.
Cackle: a megaphone/witch-themed experiment who frightens people by stalking and cackling at them to drive up their fear. Her appearance is a reference to Snow White’s scary adventures.
Hairy: a brain-like experiment with two nerve cell-like rabbit ears. He is designed to display people’s innermost thoughts through his antennae.
Miranda: an experiment resembling a pair of Siamese cat twins who can split people into their good and evil selves before splitting themselves up as well.
Popquiz: a game show host-themed experiment designed to test people’s knowledge by asking them impossible questions and giving them prizes if they win.
Blooz: a saxophone-like experiment who depresses people with jazz music.
Guilttrip: an experiment who is able to possess people and cause their various misdeeds to be displayed on their skin and their face.
Crow: a crow-like experiment who steals people’s youth.
Crowsfoot: a scarecrow-like experiment who is able to manipulate crows into doing his bidding and make people afraid of them.
Nodessertro: causes mass depression by stealing every kind of dessert food and eating them.
Wafty: a jellyfish-like experiment who shoots a gas which causes people to have figurative and literal brain farts.
Greensleeves: a dress-like experiment who latches onto people and amplifies their jealousy.
Chaching: an experiment who is able to change people’s thoughts into cash.
Dupe: an experiment who can duplicate any person or object.
Elastico: clown-themed experiment who distracts people with his elastic body.
Stuckup: an experiment who is able to make people act arrogant.
Slobber: a green lizard-like experiment who causes people to salivate.
Snappish: a literal dogfish-like experiment who bites people and makes them want to bite others. His power works on objects, plants, and animals as well.
Lotuseater: a lotus-like experiment who produces a special spice which causes anyone who uses it in their food to become trapped within their own desires.
Addley: an experiment who is able to add and subtract the personality traits of people and switch them around at will.
Whoover: a toilet/alligator-themed experiment who shoots dirt that makes people curse endlessly.
Yvonne: an experiment who resembles a small and timid Chihuahua. To make up for his size, he can project an alter-ego to frighten people away.
Blackoutro: an experiment who resembles a gas cylinder and emits a spray which causes people to temporarily fall unconscious.
Jesstifer: an experiment resembling a Jack-in-the-box who causes people to be afraid of clowns.
Swapper: a two-headed experiment who makes people swap bodies.
Rippington: a ghost-like experiment who uses his shovel to call in ghosts to scare people.
Downes: a backpack-like experiment who latches onto people and absorbs their negativity until it weighs them down.
Manners: a butler/penguin experiment who sprays a magical dust which makes people act polite.
Phoebe: an experiment who is able to absorb lies and grow bigger and stronger.
Drowsy: an experiment whose bleat makes people fall asleep.
Aron: an experiment resembling a balloon who makes objects blow up like balloons in order to make them explode.
Putdown: an experiment who can materialize his insults into reality.
Crankster: a siren-like experiment who causes panic through siren sounds.
‘Sgo: an experiment who is able to induce impatience.
Queasy: an experiment who shoots spiral beams at people in order to nauseate them.
Xanad: an experiment who is able to possess people and make them become unknown to others.
Ob: an experiment who is able to shoot rays that make objects come to life.
Luddi: an experiment who is able to use his conductor’s baton to create musical scores which influence people at will.
Thomas: an experiment who steals people’s ideas (represented by lightbulbs) and makes them his own.
Blueblood: an experiment who is able to infect people with a blue virus which changes them into vampire bats.
Simpactico: an experiment who is able to drain people’s love and sympathy and change it into hatred and coldness.
Eve: an experiment who is able to give people apples that make people wear nothing but their underwear.
Worrywart: an experiment who shoots a gas that causes people to worry about everything.
Demotifier: an experiment who is able to motivate people into wrongdoing.
Phantasmo: an experiment who possesses objects and brings them to life.
Cassandra: an experiment who is able to inject people with a liquid that makes people become truthful, but blunt.
Annie: an experiment who resembles a bug and latches onto people’s heads to lobotomize them and change their personality.
Lonelyhearts: an experiment who is able to use his claws to cut apart people’s relationships.
Grudge: a flying experiment who sends out smaller versions of himself at night which latch onto people and make them hold onto their anger for good.
Judy: an experiment who causes people to become moody.
Neg: an experiment who is able to materialize people’s negative emotions as monstrous constructs.
1-Imp: an experiment who resembles a shoulder devil and influences people to do bad behavior using his pitchfork.
Swirly: an experiment who uses his large eyes to hypnotize people into obeying whatever command they hear.
Woesmy: an experiment who resembles a cross between an octopus and a sack who causes people to become sad and cry a lot in order for him to become happy at their misery.
Hoobie: an owl-like experiment who is able to confuse people with wordplay.
Hitch: an experiment who induces marriage between two people of the opposite sex.
Substein: an experiment who is able to steal people’s intelligence to use for himself.
Megan: an experiment who is able to make anything grow bigger.
Facepainter: a palette/picasso-themed experiment who paints people’s faces to make them look like Picasso pieces.
Slimy: slug-themed experiment who leaves trails of slime to make people slip.
Barry: an overprotective bear-like experiment who is able to create barriers to protect himself and others.
Margaret: an experiment themed after a graduation cap and a squid who is able to latch onto people and make them act strict.
Missandra: an experiment who is able to release butterflies that reverse people’s gender.
Joe: an experiment who is able to inject people with a caffeine that causes them to run everywhere.
Polly: a blue ghost-like experiment who makes people repeat their words three times, sometimes at inappropriate moments.
Connie: a con artist experiment who collects people’s money so he can build a massive pyramid to store the cash and protect it from intruders.
Spats: a squirrel-like experiment who makes people have arguments with each other.
Gus the Second: an experiment who steals drinks from people.
Super-X: an experiment who is able to change people into superheroes who feel superior to others.
Precious: an experiment who can change people into super-soldiers and control them at will.
Chafe: an experiment who shoots beams at people which cause them to wear ill-fitting shirts.
Chile: an experiment who makes food become spicy.
Zinger: a coconut crab-like experiment who shoots foam that causes people to walk sideways.
Bloom: an experiment who causes flowers to grow in unexpected places.
Lucky: an experiment who is able to turn the tide of battle constantly through use of her luck manipulation powers.
China: an experiment who changes anything into china and breaks it.
Punk: a muscular badger-like experiment who can change into a buzzsaw and puncture tires.
Berg I: an iceberg experiment which was supposed to wreck ships, but wasn’t big enough to do so.
Gumshoe: an experiment who sticks gum onto people’s shoes.
Jay: an experiment resembling a two-legged goldfish whose jaywalking causes others to do the same.
Cowlick: an experiment who causes cowlicks.
Char: an experiment who goes inside of toasters and causes bagels to burn.
Botulator: an experiment whose breath can cause food to spoil.
Crusty: an experiment who spreads mold on bread.
Patter: an experiment who is able to steal one sock from each pair.
Parslifier: an experiment resembling a daisy who throws flower shuriken and is powered by parsley.
Sageonomificator: a giant tree-like experiment designed to uproot saplings and destroy bushes.
Rosemary: a rose-like experiment who is designed to capture people with her thorn-covered vines and suck up their energy.
Vane: an experiment who was originally intended to be a weather-making experiment, but ended up only making bad kinds of weather.
Curdle: an experiment who can make milk and other dairy products curdle.
Bust-duster: an experiment who is a reverse vacuum that sprays dust everywhere.
Doublecross: a cross-shaped starfish experiment who sticks to people and causes them to want to do anything, even bad things, to accomplish their goal.
Filibuster: an experiment who is able to stuff ballot boxes in order to rig votes.
Decayer: a tooth fairy experiment who causes tooth decay.
Mr. Brown: an experiment who is able to make people see upside-down.
Rewind: an experiment who is able to rewind real life.
Toepoke: an experiment who kicks soccer balls into people’s houses.
Gameover: an experiment who causes frustration by taking control of arcade games and making people lose.
Klamp: an experiment who bites people’s tires and makes the cars attached to them be unable to move.
Slipknot: a rope-like experiment who is able to tie himself in any kind of knot and can use his abilities to make people trip.
Bluerinse: an experiment who dyes people’s hair blue.
Tonix: an experiment who is able to empower himself on alcohol and use it to breathe fire.
Speck: an experiment resembling a small dust bunny who feeds on dust and makes himself bigger in order to produce giant dust balls that smother people.
Monochrome: an experiment who is able to suck the color out of any object.
Tony: an experiment resembling a tiger who uses his claws to slice down trees and utility poles.
Steve: an experiment who resembles a television and creates his own cartoons which have a set formula in order for them to be cancelled quickly.
Honk: an experiment who resembles a cross between a goat and an air horn who blows his horn to frighten people.
Potter: an experiment who resembles a potter’s wheel and is able to use special Amniomorphic technology to change anything into a pot.
Winceslaws: an experiment who is able to manipulate mice at will.
Waistrel: an experiment who is able to cause abandoned items to come to life and seek revenge on humans.
Choppers: an experiment resembling an ankylosaurus who breaks things with his tail.
Moldavia: an experiment who is able to make food grow moldy.
Taps: a small bug-like experiment who is able to wire-tap phones in order to gain information.
Pooperson: an experiment who sucks up liquid from septic tanks as well as sewage from sewers in order to spray it everywhere.
No-C: an experiment who resembles an orange and is able to cause scurvy by sucking Vitamin C from people.
Jacob: a small red bulldog-like experiment who is able to spread false rumors in order to make himself grow into a larger form.
Handprint: a hand-themed experiment who is able to climb on furniture and get handprints all over it.
Diesel: an engine-like experiment who takes out car engines and replaces them in order to take control of cars and recklessly drive them around.
Bellyup: a possum-like experiment who gets in the way of cars in order to stop them, and can also flatten himself to look like roadkill if threatened.
Sapsucker: a woodpecker-like experiment who drills into trees and sucks out the sap in order to make them wilt.
Pullplug: an experiment who pulls out plugs from important sockets.
Bob: an experiment shaped like an anglerfish who does internet Phishing scams in order to steal information.
Trip: an experiment who acts as a living laser tripwire system.
Blackhead: an experiment who causes pimples to grow on people’s faces.
Mary: a round ball-like experiment who body-slams people.
Nub: an experiment who resembles a beaver with no arms. He can change his arms into drills to destroy dams.
Hangnail: an experiment who crawls on his long fingernails and is able to use his nail clipper like mouth to trim his nails and leave nail clippings everywhere.
Greaseprint: an experiment who is able to make foods which are so filled with grease that when people eat them, the grease flies everywhere.
Nobyte: an experiment who is designed to eat any kind of food until he reaches his limit.
Noise: an experiment who makes noises at night to disturb people.
Pacer: a pace car-like experiment who makes cars slow down as they follow him.
Flat: a wall-like experiment who is able to fall on people to flatten them like paper.
Keyz: a piano-like experiment who is able to generate music that makes people dance.
Sharpflat: an experiment who excels at playing pianos.
Skid: an experiment who creates black ice to make vehicles veer out of control.
Loomiere: a candle-like experiment who sucks up light in order to troll people.
Scale: an experiment who is able to rig scales so that it stays on the same number when dieters use them.
Undewey: an experiment who can manipulate books. He is designed to switch all the books on shelves to cause confusion.
Jitters: an experiment who resembles a mantis who is designed to only attack others while they aren’t looking.
Octopalmer: an experiment who uses his octopus-like hands to drain energy from machines.
Sneak: an experiment who is able to sneak behind people and scare them.
Little Dor-rat: a dormouse-like experiment who is able to analyze people’s taste buds and then produce a liquid which tastes almost, but not entirely unlike tea.
Tripsy: an experiment with an elephant’s trunk nose who transports anything to certain destinations over 20 miles away.
Dizzifier: an experiment who is able to spin people around with his body in order to make them dizzy.
Therman: an experiment who is able to cause people’s body temperature to rise by latching onto them.
Haasinator: an assassin-type experiment who specializes in slinging hash at people.
Buzzcut: a shaver-like experiment who shaves people until they are bald.
Tire Slasher: a flying raptor experiment who slashes tires.
Lotta: an experiment resembling a copy machine who makes duplicates of one object.
Tappity: an experiment who is able to suck up pond water and change it into tap-water which he uses to annoy people.
Twitch: an experiment resembling a centipede who is able to crawl on people’s backs to frighten them.
Gesundt: an experiment who is able to cause people to sneeze endlessly.
Hiver: a beehive-like experiment who is able to store alien “bees” in himself and use them to attack people.
Buffie: a floor buffer-like experiment who makes any floor slippery.
Period: a small period-like experiment who is able to transport anyone to any time period he wishes.
Grindz: an experiment who grinds any kind of food and turns it into edibly sausages.
Crunkle: an experiment who resembles a pair of dentures and is designed to chew through buildings.
Speirs: an experiment who is able to hurl harpoons to make blimps and dirigibles pop.
Huggo: an octopus-like experiment who squeezes the life out of people.
Stones: an experiment who flings sticks and stones at people, and is made of rocks and twigs.
Spikyhands: an experiment with spike-covered knuckles who is designed to punch his way through any wall.
Milston: an experiment who is able to create and recite very terrible poetry to agonize people.
Enguard: a swordfish/unicorn-themed experiment who is designed to be an expert swordsman and pierce objects.
Mortamer: an experiment designed to be a living mortar cannon.
Joy: an experiment who twirls halos around people to make them exceedingly happy.
Froggifier: an experiment who is able to change people into amphibians and back again.
Copywronger: an experiment who is able to copy the appearance of anything it sees.
Floods: an experiment who is designed to flood entire towns with water.
Brad: a strong wolf-like experiment who has an excessive bloodlust and is designed to be a living one-man army.
Cooler: an experiment intended to cool the air by 100 degrees, but can only cool the air by 10 degrees.
Yin: an experiment who condenses moisture from the air in order to spray water from its tentacles.
Yang: an experiment who shoots lava from the volcanoes on its back.
Comet: an experiment who can change into a comet and fly through the air in order to destroy houses.
Bling Bling: an experiment who is able to create rings of gold which increase greed.
Ploot: an experiment who is designed to flood entire cities with thick black sludge made from ordinary trash and pollution that he collects.
Ug: an experiment who is able to change ordinary animals into their prehistoric equivalent.
Woody: a beaver/termite experiment who eats wood at a rapid pace.
Phil: an experiment who fills the ground with lava in order to bring it to the surface.
Sprout: a carnivorous plant-themed experiment sprout into an uncontrollable forest of destruction
Drill: an experiment who is able to drill holes in objects.
Wilt: an experiment who causes plants to wilt with special spores.
Bog: a purple koala-like experiment who is able to change everything into muddy ponds.
Richter: an ankylosaurus-themed experiment who creates earthquakes.
Cone: an experiment who is able to create giant metal spires which manipulate soundwaves.
Deforestator: a wombat/weed whacker experiment who can cut down whole forests.
Auntie: an anteater experiment who devours ants and changes them into giant monsters.
Parch: an experiment who is able to suck up water from fruits and plants in order to make them parched
Flame: an experiment who can put his whole body on fire by rubbing his arms together .
Splat: a steamroller experiment who is able to flatten entire cities with his deceptively small roller.
Cannonball: an experiment who can jump in the water and create waves he can control at will.
Wrapper: an experiment who wraps people in duct tape.
Tarantula: a giant spider-like experiment who captures enemies inside of silk nets.
Slushy: an icicle/koala experiment who freezes land with his ice breath, and can also generate ice at will.
Shovel: an experiment who uses his shovel-like arms to dig pitfalls.
Stoneface: a giant metallic moai-like experiment whose nose always points north and is designed to attract metallic objects to himself.
Gus: an experiment designed to induce thirst in other people.
Chip: a wood-chipper experiment designed to eat entire trees and change them into wooden splinters.
SPF: an experiment who is able to magnify the sun’s beams with the mirror on his tail.
Digger: a mole experiment who uses his drill tail to tunnel through planets.
Crybaby: a teardrop-shaped experiment who is able to act like a sprinkler and spray people with his tears.
Hisee: an experiment resembling a small green mole/chimp who is able to generate hot springs.
Strato: an experiment who is able to spray a special chemical which pokes holes in the stratosphere.
Blowhard: a bellows/anteater-themed experiment who immobilizes people by blowing them around like kites.
Crabweed: an experiment who is able to plant weeds from his back into the ground.
Spectrum: an experiment who is able to change anything into different colors.
Polar: a polar bear-themed experiment who is able to freeze anything and change it into ice sculptures.
Rust: an experiment who is able to induce rust.
Autumn: an experiment who is able to manipulate leaves and blow them into people’s yards.
Algae: an experiment who is able to make algae grow in water to contaminate it.
Phoon: an elephant-themed experiment who is able to create typhoon-like winds.
Swell: an experiment who is able to tunnel underground and make the sac on his back swell and burst in a cloud of noxious gas.
Hallie: an experiment who is able to fly in the air and devour stars.
Franklin: an experiment who is able to shoot lightning.
Thresher: an experiment who destroys crops with his mace-like arms.
Pompey: an experiment who is able to create miniature volcanoes at will.
Rip: an experiment who uses his scythes to cut down crops.
Cam: an experiment who is able to take pictures of people and trap them in photos.
Cheesy: a moon/cheese-themed experiment who is able to transform anything into cheese.
Supersweet: an experiment who eats candy and converts it into a sugar which is super sweet.
Clammy: a clam-like experiment who eats objects and changes them into pearls which he can shoot at enemies.
Dry-heat: a bonfire-like experiment who is designed to make entire environments become hot and humid.
Astro: an experiment who is able to make anything orbit around himself at will.
Clipse: an experiment who resembles a large koala with paper fans for arms who is designed to block out the sun.
Sol: an experiment who is able to convert solar power into energy.
Liquefactor: an experiment partially resembling Liquidator from darkwing duck who can change himself into a solid, liquid, and gas form.
Berg II: a larger version of Berg 1 who is designed to sink large ships.
Cauldron: an experiment who is able to eat any kind of food and convert it into a special edible soup.
Sepia: an experiment who is able to turn anything sepia-colored.
Midas-minus: an experiment who is able to change anything into gold.
Prism: a diamond-shaped experiment who refracts light into any place he desires.
He: an experiment designed to create heatwaves.
Hardy: an experiment who can make anything which is soft become as hard as stone.
Silbert: an experiment who is able to throw silica gel balls which dessicate water.
Lot’s Wife: an experiment who is able to change anything into salt.
Phosphor: a firefly-themed experiment who is able to shoot beams which make anything glow in the dark.
Derrick: a dinosaur/rock drill themed experiment designed to drill potholes in the road.
Eva: an experiment who is able to manipulate the weather at will.
Slenky: an experiment resembling a cross between a dog and a spring who is able to extend his limbs like springs and conduct electricity through them.
Glenn: an experiment resembling a plow designed to push through the ground and split it in two.
Frosty D: an experiment who resembles a cross between a snowman and a snowcone. He is designed to throw snowballs which change people into living snowmen in order to replicate himself..
Dusty: an experiment who is able to create dust storms.
Dropcall: an experiment who is able to cause telephones to go dead.
Handoman: an experiment who uses his many hands to modify machines.
Lardo: an experiment resembling a fat mosquito who is able to suck up people’s muscles to make himself stronger.
Magnarette: an experiment with the ability to manipulate magnetic fields.
Darn: a silkworm-themed experiment who eats people’s clothes at a rapid pace.
Oof: an experiment who causes anything to become out of focus.
Carrie: an experiment who is able to carry anything to inconvenient places.
Spinster: a Tasmanian devil-themed experiment who is able to change himself into a living tornado and manipulate tornadoes at will.
Friday: an experiment who is able to transform into an entire supermarket and drive out smaller businesses.
Roadie: an experiment resembling a motorcycle who is designed for reckless driving.
Spout: an experiment resembling a whale who is able to create any kind of water spout.
Blake: an experiment resembling a red bug who is able to turn into a living fireball.
Balar: a trash compactor-themed experiment designed to change entire houses into cubes.
Petrifier: a Jellyfish/Medusa-themed experiment who is able to petrify people and reverse her power to bring statues to life.
Tank: an armadillo/bulldog-themed experiment who eats metal and gets bigger as he does so.
Noviz: an experiment who resembles a sheep with a VR system on his head. He is designed to get people to believe conspiracy theories by placing his wool over people’s eyes.
Sa: an experiment who creates and manipulates salt.
Stoopinslide: an experiment who is able to use his soap-like body to make surfaces frictionless.
Baron Meter: an experiment resembling a bear who is not only a living barometer, but can also manipulate any kind of weather.
Squidly: a giant squid-like experiment designed to wreck fishing boats.
Deodorant: an experiment who makes people sweat constantly.
Heat-waver: an experiment who is able to emit heat waves that melt any object.
Colm: an experiment who resembles a lump of coal who is designed to use his pickaxe-like arms to change anything into coal.
Ice-crusher: a giant blue fly-like experiment who is designed to make icebergs shatter with a beam.
El Carbon: a blue centipede-themed experiment designed to absorb light and change it into a greenhouse gas to cause global warming.
Zirconia: a crystallic cube-shaped experiment who is able to insert shards into machinery to bring it to life.
Gluteous: a big-bottomed experiment made to block roads and dams.
Tattoo: an experiment resembling a tattoo dragon who is able to strengthen and possess people by becoming a dragon-shaped tattoo on their arms.
Woops: One of the Prototypes of Stitch, he is very clumsy.
Kixx: a four-armed Experiment designed to bully and suppress people with his kickboxing skills.
Sinker: a shark-like experiment who chops ships in half with his large fin.
Zap: an experiment who can become a living laser beam.
Houdini: a rabbit experiment who can make anything disappear or reappear, including himself.
Warpstron: an experiment who is able to summon anything from other dimensions.
Holio: a big-mouthed experiment who can open his mouth to create a black hole.
Launch: a naked mole-rat experiment who is able to cut through the fabric of time in space to cause reality to collapse in on itself.
Slugger: a pterodactyl/baseball bat experiment who deflects projectiles with his tail.
Heat: an experiment who fires heat rays from the large hole on his head.
Witch: a purple ghost-like experiment who possesses world leaders and uses supernatural powers to defeat her enemies.
El Fin: a flying finned experiment who is said to make any planet implode when Jumba says the password.
Blandzilla: an experiment resembling Godzilla designed to cause destruction in cities.
Yaarp: an experiment with a party blowout on his head who can make deafening sonic blasts.
Gunner: an experiment with two gun-like protrusions on his head who is designed to be a weapons expert.
Yogee: a large bear-like experiment who is able to consume an entire planet’s food supply.
Joey: a kangaroo-like experiment who creates large craters wherever he lands.
Plasmoid: an experiment who is able to shoot plasma blasts from his tail.
Crystallene: a pink experiment who is able to create and control crystallic structures.
Splodyhead: a red experiment who can climb on walls and ceilings, see in the dark, and shoot fire blasts from his nose.
Page: an experiment who is able to steal knowledge from books and other items in order to enhance his intelligence.
Chopsuey: a prototype of Stitch who is very jealous.
Jumby: an experiment who is intended to be Jumba’s lab assistant.
Trainer: an experiment who has enhanced martial arts skills.
Angel: a pink experiment who uses her song to turn anyone good back into evil.
Reuben: a yellow pot-bellied experiment who was made before Stitch, but ended up becoming a sandwich lover.
Stitch: A blue experiment with plenty of powers who is the ultimate destructor, but ended up with Lilo after being turned good.
Evil: This red experiment was created to have all of Stitch’s powers, as well as the powers of 20 other experiments.
MAMF: This experiment’s name stands for Multi-armed Monstrous Freak, and has the powers of the previous 627 experiments and none of their weaknesses. In fact, the only way to defeat him is to sing the song Aloha Oe.
Leroy: This experiment is the main antagonist of Leroy and Stitch. Dr. Hamsterviel intended him to be Stitch’s evil twin and his own assistant in destroying Stitch’s 624 cousins, but also had a fail-safe which caused him to shut down.