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Dr. Claw is the villain in the series; Inspector Gadget, an unseen character who is identified by the back of a chair with the MAD (the organization that he controls) logo imprinted on it, and a low, ominous voice. His face is only revealed in non- canon sources, with the appearance of an old professor with white hair. His keeps a cat as a pet.

The veteran voice actor; Frank Welker supplied the voice of Dr. Claw

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