The Evil Earthlings are a race of evil Human clones from the Evil version of Earth. They came into being when Jimmy Neutron's clone "Evil Jimmy" made a clone of the entire Earth.
Biology[]
Being clones of Humans, Evil Earthlings are presumably identical to Humans in terms of physiology, and remain externally identical.
Culture and society[]
On the surface, Evil Earthling architecture, clothing, and general aesthetics remain identical to Real Earth's, although darker in color, partially due to the perpetually dark skies of the Evil version of Earth. Due to their evillish nature, Evil Earthlings constantly insult each other and act rudely, making the streets of Evil Earthling cities very dangerous, and showing kindness is seen as extremely offensive among Evil Earthlings, even if said act of kindness involves saving their lives. While appearing to be in anarchy, there appears to be some form of law on the planet, still enforced by uniformed police officers, although the laws are twisted and corrupt, with officers arresting anyone who acts good. Additionally, health inspections for restaurants on Evil Earth, which are known to serve disgusting and otherwise unhealthy food, do not rank an establishment by cleanliness, but rather, by how contaminated it is, with the dirtiest establishments passing the inspections.
As they are copies of Humans, each Evil Earthling has a counterpart on Real Earth, and their personalities are inverted from their Human counterparts. Evil Earthling languages, and some general mannerisms, are also mirrored from Real Earth.
Technology[]
Evil Earthling technology appears to be identical to 21st century Human technology.
Appearances[]
- The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius s03e13, "The Trouble with Clones" (2006)
Notes[]
- While most of the clones are humans, some of them are robots, such as Evil Goddard.
- While it isn't seen, it's very possible that the villains on Real Earth are heroes on the Evil version of Earth.
- While not officially confirmed, it's very possible that the sinister classmates trying to kill Real Jimmy is a reference to Happy Tree Friends.