Professor Honeycutt
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Professor Honeycutt is a comic character who features in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
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Biography
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Professor Honeycutt was a former semi-retired scientist on the planet D'Hoonib. Professor Honeycutt was once perhaps the greatest scientist of the Federation, a humanoid guided system militant government. Despite his affiliation with the Federation Honeycutt was a peace-loving man who developed his inventions only for the common good. The leader of the Federation troops on D'Hoonib, General Blanque, however, was of a different opinion; Professor Honeycutt's latest invention, a Transmat teleporter, should serve in the service of the military as a weapon.
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Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Notes
- The Fugitoid was created by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird where he made his first appearance in Gobbledygook #1 (December, 1986).
In other media
Television
- In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Fugitoid appeared in the setting of the 2003 animated television series where he was voiced by actor Pete Zarustica. Professor Honeycutt had just created a device that could pick up objects using his mind when he was interrupted by General Blanque. The General wanted Honeycutt to build a teleportal device, which was intended to be a way to promote peace across the galaxy. However, Honeycutt found out that Blanque wanted to use the portal as a weapon (by transporting bombs across space) and the professor refused to construct it. Professor Honeycutt received a distress call from Sal, his robot assistant. Sal had became tangled in wires; as Honeycutt was about to untangle the first wire, he was struck by lightning and his body disintegrated. Fortunately, the device that allowed him to pick up objects allowed his mind to be transported or transferred into Sal's body. This event turned Honeycutt into the Fugitoid. General Blanque had been watching the entire series of events and was very pleased at what occurred. Blanque also was excited about the implications for the Army, because robots technically have no rights.
Video games
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- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:
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