There is just one problem: he is HORRIBLE at being ''bad''. The Really Bad Day For one day in a certain number of years, a fairy god parent can be ''bad'' and it is Cosmo's turn. Vicky, also in camp, tries to pull a practical joke on Timmy to scare him, but in the end the joke is on her. Weaknesses: Is a normal human without his suit.Scout's Honor Timmy is trying to get a merit badge for finding a mystical creature, so, he goes to the forest of mythical creatures to try to catch one. Made his suit and many kneecap-themed devices Intelligence: Average in general and a mechanical Genius. Standard Equipment: His bronze suit, gadgets from his kneecap include: a giant hand (Which he used to grab and overpower Chin ), many small goat heads to shoot as projectiles, an extendable fist, missiles, etc. Range: Standard melee range, several meters with the gadgets in his kneecap Survived defeated getting harmed by Mighty Mom, and most of the battle could have been off-screen) Has been easily defeated by Chin in other occasions. The fist-like gadgets in his kneecap can easily harm Crimson Chin)ĭurability: City Block level (At best he could take three hits from Crimson Chin, be briefly stunned by each, but remain active afterwards. Striking Strength: City Block level ( Crimson Chin and him harmed each other physically at the same time, Bronze Kneecap getting stunned for a longer time. When he and other villains were wreaking havoc on a city, vehicles were scrambled and a car was tossed away) Lifting Strength: Class 10 ( Lifted and threw a bus. Speed: Massively FTL ( Dyno Dad, Mighty Mom, Bronze Kneecap and other villains flew towards each other at comparable speeds) While defeated, he flew towards Dyno Dad & Mighty Mom to fight them among other villains after the two heroes were shown to be able to harm the Nega-Chin)

While Crimson Chin was losing against the Body of Evil, a combination of Bronze Kneecap and some other villains, Cleft noticed that Chin 'could take out one, maybe two villains, but five' were 'just too much for him'. Strapped Crimson Chin to a mechanical knee, presumably having defeated him off-screen. Those stories are the real doings Bronze Kneecap has even in the 3-Dimensional world, with other real people getting controlled, and convenient and illogical events happening to follow of the writer's vision)Īttack Potency: City Block level (Regularly fights the Crimson Chin, constantly damaging him or forcing him to dodge attacks from the gadgets in his kneecap, and once harmed him with a physical kick, but he is slightly weaker than Chin. Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics through his suit, Toon Force (His bronze kneecap can have a number of things coming out of it bigger than how they should enter), high pain tolerance (While defeated, he survived being flattened), Acrobatics ( Made a decently high jump and landed fine after falling from a building), Flight (Can be propelled by rockets from his suit or fly naturally), Energy Projection ( Shown here and here), Plot Manipulation ( Is used by the writer as he creates stories with Bronze Kneecap in them and believes that good should always triumph over evil. The Bronze Kneecap is a major comicbook supervillain and arch-nemesis of the Crimson Chin.Īge: Presumably in later 30s to early 40sĬlassification: Fictional Comicbook character, Supervillain, Crimson Chin's arch-nemesis

Crimson chin arch nemesis