Nazi Clones

The Nazi clones are a recurring villain throughout the series and game. They are portrayed in a humorous light.

Appearance
Their appearance is similar, considering they are all clones. However, they share several similarities.
 * Grey hair
 * Pale skin
 * Black glasses
 * Long black trench coats
 * Red boots

Number 92
Number 92 is the main protagonist in the Super Science Friends spin-off series Sneaky Little Nazis. He isn't identified until the beginning of episode 3.

Number 27
This clone is one of the two clones in the Super Science Friends episode 3 who didn't receive a Nobel Prize because Marie Curie had the last two.

Number 83
This is the other clone who didn't receive a Nobel Prize in episode 3 of Super Science Friends. Nazi 83 specifically is shown to be deceased in the first episode of Sneaky Little Nazis. The cause of death was a game of laser tag.

Number 34
Clone number 34 is one of the many clones who received a stolen Nobel prize in Super Science Friends episode 3. The prize was for "outstanding work in the field of chemistry."

Number 94
This clone appeared in Episode 7 of the Super Science Friends and accompanied Number 95 in kidnapping Z3. At the end of the episode, both Number 94 and 95 were murdered by Z3. Number 94 was the clone that slipped on marbles.

Number 95
This clone appeared in Episode 7 of the Super Science Friends and accompanied Number 94 in kidnapping Z3. At the end of the episode, both Number 95 and 94 were murdered by Z3. Number 95 was the clone that was electrocuted and consequently twitched uncontrollably throughout the episode.

Abilities.

 * They are able to travel through time and space by summoning a demon named Bararatu.
 * Each clone is "expendable."

Trivia

 * All the clones are voiced by Brett Jubinville. He says that he has "a really fun time playing them."