As you know, in science fiction there are often mad scientists, sometimes even several at once. But what would happen if almost all the characters were mad scientists? This is exactly what we're talking about here. Welcome to the City of Mad Scientists, which to one degree or another includes not only all the villains, but also the main characters, and their classmates, and even random city residents. Of course, it’s not officially “the City of Mad Scientists”, there are normal people among them, and most try to pretend that this is a completely normal city. However, while some naively expose themselves to danger, noticing only the good, others know how dangerous it is to trust local strangers, given how often the most unexpected individuals from various fields turn out to be evil and insane inventors. Moreover, everything in this city points to their connection with the grossness. It’s even emphasized in many of the names, like Ringworm Junior High and Mountain Cowpie. But besides the grossness fans there are also squeamish neaties, like the director of the Bureau of Grossology (whose name is Director). He uses the good lovers of grossness to fight the evil ones.
From this article you will learn more evidence for the theory that the city is an experiment in gathering mad scientists in one place, as well as new trivia about most of the villains, heroes and episodes.
