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Revision as of 10:02, 24 December 2017
- “'Hitmen don't wear mittens! '”
- ―Spike to Whitey
Spike is an antagonist of Flushed Away.
Background
Personality
Despite his comical quirks, Spike has a strong desire to be treated like a vicious hitman, however this is undercut by his well-meaning partner and general incompetence. Whilst in some instances he has shown to be genuinely sadistic, Spike over-exaggerates his supposedly villainous nature with evil laughs and puns. Though he fears The Toad, Spike also wants to boost his bosses opinion of him and even shows a desire to be friends with him as can be witnessed during his excitement when he thought The Toad wanted to watch football with Whitey and himself.
Spike's constant twitching and homicidal tendencies imply that he has gone insane during his time trapped in the sewer.
Trivia
- Spike is sometimes thought to be reformed but he didn't
- Although Spike's middle name is Lesley, he thinks Danger is his middle name.
Gallery
Spike with the persuader
Spike flies quite suddenly off the boat, screaming like a girl
Spike getting defeated by a bottle
Spike's promo image