Diabolical Order of Mayhem

Diabolical Order Of Mayhem
Background information
Television programs	T.U.F.F. Puppy
Group information
Full name	Diabolical Order Of Mayhem
Other names	D.O.O.M.
Leaders	Verminious Snaptrap
Members	Francisco (defected but later rejoined) Ollie (defected but later rejoined) Larry (defected but later rejoined) Bad Dog Leather Teddy Chameleon (sometimes) Big Brain (sometimes) Keswick (in Snapnapped) Mole Agent Weaselman Skunk KIL-R (defected and joined T.U.F.F.)
Alignment	Bad
Goal	To destroy T.U.F.F. To dominate Petropolis.
Headquarters	D.O.O.M. Headquarters

The Diabolical Order of Mayhem (or D.O.O.M. for short), is the main antagonistic organization in T.U.F.F. Puppy and the archenemy of T.U.F.F.. It is led by Verminious Snaptrap and sometimes some villains outside it, like the Chameleon or Bird Brain, are allied to it (ever in one occasion Keswick was working there being valued by them as genius). However, like T.U.F.F., this agency is formed by incompetents members and although they commit various crimes, since simple theft until world domination, always fail.

Members

• Verminious Snaptrap (leader)
• Francisco
• Ollie
• Larry
• Bad Dog
• Leather Teddy

Trivia

• D.O.O.M. has a similarity to Alizenizer from Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger & Power Rangers SPD.
• By the form of the D.O.O.M. HQ, we may suppose it used to be an industrial building.
• The D.O.O.M. HQ changes by each and every episode.
• Throughout some episodes, D.O.O.M. is known to have their own TV channel, called The Evil Channel, where they broadcast all their evil plans. This idea was more than likely another reference to the TV show Get Smart, particularly the three-part episode A Man Called Smart, where KAOS is shown as well to have a channel in their legal affiliation, the NCS channel, where they use to disclose their most evil plots and demands towards CONTROL and the United States government.
• After season 1, the only doom agents shown are the main ones Snap Trap, Francisco, Ollie, and Larry. It is unknown why the others disappeared, but it could because Hartman could not develop personalities for them and found it easier to just animate the main ones. What happened the background D.O.O.M agents is unknown, but they either could be working in others parts of D.O.O.M (as D.O.O.M seems to have multiple headquarters), they quit, sent to life in prison for other crimes, fired, D.O.O.M maybe couldn't afford more members, or possibly even died offscreen on dangerous missions.