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She was first introduced during as a primary villain early in Season 1, ^[1] and later co-star one episode of Season 2 and 3 respectively, ^[2][3] before returning as a guest character early in Season 4.

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History

Amy Hall, known as DNAmy by her former colleagues, is a disgraced geneticist who was shunned by the scientific community for her unorthodox and unethical splicing experiments.

She was first encountered in the Season 1 episode "Downhill" after Ron and Mr. Barkin when stumbled across her while searching for the Mount Middleton monster, which turned out to be one of her creations. DNAmy took Ron and Mr. Barkin prisoner after their presence near to her lair threatened to expose experiments. She successfully melded Mr. Barkin with Rufus to create a naked-molerat-man creature, before being defeated by Kim Possible. She was then briefly referenced, though not explicitly named, in the episode "Monkey Fist Strikes", as the scientist who genetically altered the villain Montgomery Fisk, so that he could become Lord Monkey Fist. ^[4] (Based on production order, this occurred prior to "Downhill"). Downhill is an episode from the first season of the TV series Kim Possible. ... Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: Kim Possible#Ron Ronald Ron Stoppable is a fictional character from the Disney animated television series Kim Possible. ... Information Nickname(s) Steve Barkin Occupation Teacher, Middleton High School Portrayed by Patrick Warburton Created by Mark McCorkle, Bob Schooley Steve Barkin is a fictional character from Disneys animated television series Kim Possible. ... Rufus is a fictional character in the Disney animated television series Kim Possible, voiced by Nancy Cartwright. ... Monkey Fist in A Sitch in Time Lord Montgomery Fiske (aka Lord Monkey Fist) is a fictional character and frequently recurring villain in the Disney animated series Kim Possible. ... Downhill is an episode from the first season of the TV series Kim Possible. ...

DNAmy went underground for the rest of Season 1, reappearing in the Season 2 episode "Partners", in which she co-stared alongside Dr.Drakken, who sweet talked her into creating a giant reptilian hybrid creature with which to destroy Middleton as a prelude to taking over the world.^[2] DNAmy's second cameo at the end of the episode "Oh Boyz", in which she briefly appeared in the audience during a prison concert given by Senor Senior Junior. ^[5] Dr. Drakken is a fictional character in Disneys animated television series Kim Possible. ...

DNAmy's next appearance, originally scheduled to be her last, was 2 episodes prior to the Season 3 finale when she kidnapped the Sensei of the Yamaguchi Ninja academy in Japan in order to attract the attention of fellow villain Monkey Fist with whom she was infatuated. For much of the episode, she used the alias "Gorilla Fist", her true identity was not revealed until the closing scenes of the episode. ^[3] Monkey Fist in A Sitch in Time Lord Montgomery Fiske (aka Lord Monkey Fist) is a fictional character and frequently recurring villain in the Disney animated series Kim Possible. ...

Her first appearance of Season 4 was in Grande Size Me (minus her bioengineered "Gorilla suit"), amongst a bunch of other villians at Jack Hench's attempt to sell off his latest invention. She later appeared in Homecoming Upset , where she made a surpise cameo in the crowd during homecoming game. ^[6] Her last appearance was in Graduation were appeared at Drakken's award ceremony, cleary not happy for his success. She also appears during the credits with Adrena Lynn admiring the statute form of Monkey Fist.^[7] Kim Possible: Homecoming Upset, episode 80 of Kim Possible, has yet to air. ... This article or section contains a plot summary that is overly long or excessively detailed compared to the rest of the article. ... This article is for less prominent villains in the fictional universe of Disneys animated television series Kim Possible. ...

Personality

DNAmy's favorite color is Pink, which says much of what there is to know about her. She is incessantly cheerful, has a tendency to be flirtatious, and is attracted to anything that is cute or fluffy (as seen in the second season episode "Partners", her secret weapon is a gigantic dog). This personality makes her rather atypical compared to the other villains in Kim Possible's world, although if asked, DNAmy would most likely not categorize herself as a villain. After all, she has no schemes or plans to take over the world. If anything, Amy could be categorized as simply being a slave to her own insanity, as she is so focused on her obsessions that she'll do just about anything to get what she wants. Drakken and DNAmy Partners is the 41st episode of the TV series Kim Possible. ...

Trivia

• DNAmy has appeared as a villain in 4 episodes, and cameoed/was referenced in a further 2, but has only ever been the star villain once. On all other occasions, she was either a secondary character, or co-stared alongside another villain.
• DNAmy is the past president of the Cuddle buddy collectors club. Her favorite Cuddle buddy is Otterfly, which she can often be seen wearing on the front of her top, as a brooch.
• Some of DNAmy's genetic creations are enemies in the video game Revenge of Monkey Fist. DNAmy herself is in Kimmunicator.

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