Perducci - Revision history

DEIDATVM: inviso-sic (or, invisa-sic)

DEIDATVM — Sat, 26 Sep 2026 12:12:40 GMT

inviso-sic (or, invisa-sic)

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	''From [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] in the [[Crime Scene Tamperer Soundboard]]:''		''From [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] in the [[Crime Scene Tamperer Soundboard]]:''
	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
-	Perducci's been intimadatingly sitting behind tables and desks since the 1970's. Somehow, this has made him a rich and powerful mobster. Known for pioneering the black market art of "floundering money." He runs the city's only "Organized Crime Family Buffet" and is so rich he has one of those animatronic fortune teller things in his basement. HIS BASEMENT! Once it told me I was gonna get free pizza and it came true!	+	Perducci's been intimadatingly<!--sic--> sitting behind tables and desks since the 1970's. Somehow, this has made him a rich and powerful mobster. Known for pioneering the black market art of "floundering money." He runs the city's only "Organized Crime Family Buffet" and is so rich he has one of those animatronic fortune teller things in his basement. HIS BASEMENT! Once it told me I was gonna get free pizza and it came true!
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: /* Appearances */ Dangeresque Foxhunt (forgot to add in the last edit)

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Sat, 26 Sep 2026 05:17:25 GMT

Appearances: Dangeresque Foxhunt (forgot to add in the last edit)

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	*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]]		*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]]
	*[[Dangeresque Roomisode 3: Keep My Enemies, Loser]]		*[[Dangeresque Roomisode 3: Keep My Enemies, Loser]]
		+	*[[Dangeresque Foxhunt]]
	*[[Crime Scene Tamperer]]		*[[Crime Scene Tamperer]]
	{{The King of Town variations\|Perducci}}		{{The King of Town variations\|Perducci}}
	{{Dangeresque\|cat=Dangeresque Characters}}		{{Dangeresque\|cat=Dangeresque Characters}}

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: full description from soundboard

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Sat, 26 Sep 2026 05:14:22 GMT

full description from soundboard

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	[[Image:Puppet Perducci.jpg\|thumb\|Perducci Puppet!]]		[[Image:Puppet Perducci.jpg\|thumb\|Perducci Puppet!]]

-	''From ~~his~~ [[Dangeresque~~: The Roomisode Triungulate~~]] [[~~Steam Trading Cards#Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate\|trading card~~]]:''	+	''From [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] in the [[Crime Scene Tamperer Soundboard]]:''
	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
-	"Perducci ~~is a master of~~ sitting behind tables~~, desks,~~ and ~~countertops~~. Somehow this has ~~led to~~ him ~~being dangerous~~ and powerful. He ~~owns a restaurant and an import/export business~~ and is so rich he has one of those animatronic fortune teller things in his basement. HIS BASEMENT!"	+	Perducci's been intimadatingly sitting behind tables and desks since the 1970's. Somehow, this has made him a rich and powerful mobster. Known for pioneering the black market art of "floundering money." He runs the city's only "Organized Crime Family Buffet" and is so rich he has one of those animatronic fortune teller things in his basement. HIS BASEMENT! Once it told me I was gonna get free pizza and it came true!
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>

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	*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]]		*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]]
	*[[Dangeresque Roomisode 3: Keep My Enemies, Loser]]		*[[Dangeresque Roomisode 3: Keep My Enemies, Loser]]
		+	*[[Crime Scene Tamperer]]
	{{The King of Town variations\|Perducci}}		{{The King of Town variations\|Perducci}}
	{{Dangeresque\|cat=Dangeresque Characters}}		{{Dangeresque\|cat=Dangeresque Characters}}

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: fix link

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Tue, 28 May 2024 23:15:58 GMT

fix link

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	[[Image:Puppet Perducci.jpg\|thumb\|Perducci Puppet!]]		[[Image:Puppet Perducci.jpg\|thumb\|Perducci Puppet!]]

-	''From his [[Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate]] [[Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate~~#Trading cards~~\|trading card]]:''	+	''From his [[Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate]] [[Steam Trading Cards#Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate\|trading card]]:''
	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
	"Perducci is a master of sitting behind tables, desks, and countertops. Somehow this has led to him being dangerous and powerful. He owns a restaurant and an import/export business and is so rich he has one of those animatronic fortune teller things in his basement. HIS BASEMENT!"		"Perducci is a master of sitting behind tables, desks, and countertops. Somehow this has led to him being dangerous and powerful. He owns a restaurant and an import/export business and is so rich he has one of those animatronic fortune teller things in his basement. HIS BASEMENT!"

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: add character description from Steam card

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Thu, 11 Jan 2024 05:28:14 GMT

add character description from Steam card

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	[[Image:perducci.PNG\|thumb\|"PERDUCCI!!!!"]]		[[Image:perducci.PNG\|thumb\|"PERDUCCI!!!!"]]
	[[Image:Puppet Perducci.jpg\|thumb\|Perducci Puppet!]]		[[Image:Puppet Perducci.jpg\|thumb\|Perducci Puppet!]]
		+
		+	''From his [[Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate]] [[Dangeresque: The Roomisode Triungulate#Trading cards\|trading card]]:''
		+	<blockquote>
		+	"Perducci is a master of sitting behind tables, desks, and countertops. Somehow this has led to him being dangerous and powerful. He owns a restaurant and an import/export business and is so rich he has one of those animatronic fortune teller things in his basement. HIS BASEMENT!"
		+	</blockquote>

	'''Perducci''', played by [[the King of Town]], is the criminal mastermind of ''Dangeresque 1: Dangeresque, too?'' (featured in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[dangeresque 3]]). Hoping to kidnap [[Cutesy Buttons]], Perducci intercepts the serum at the border. When [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] discovers him hiding in [[Istanbul]], Perducci orders his henchman and secret weapon [[Killingyouguy]] to eliminate the perpetrator. Dangeresque, with the aid of his partner [[Dangeresque Too]], thwarts Perducci's plans by defeating Killingyouguy and saving both Cutesy and the serum.		'''Perducci''', played by [[the King of Town]], is the criminal mastermind of ''Dangeresque 1: Dangeresque, too?'' (featured in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[dangeresque 3]]). Hoping to kidnap [[Cutesy Buttons]], Perducci intercepts the serum at the border. When [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] discovers him hiding in [[Istanbul]], Perducci orders his henchman and secret weapon [[Killingyouguy]] to eliminate the perpetrator. Dangeresque, with the aid of his partner [[Dangeresque Too]], thwarts Perducci's plans by defeating Killingyouguy and saving both Cutesy and the serum.

Keegster2: oh i didn't realize strong bad wasn't mentioned anywhere else on the page

Keegster2 — Sat, 09 Sep 2023 23:10:15 GMT

oh i didn't realize strong bad wasn't mentioned anywhere else on the page

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	Perducci wears a blue suit, a brown [[bowler hat]], single lens sunglasses, and a [[name tag]] reading, "Hello, my name is perducci". His stereotypical [[Italy\|Italian]]-sounding name likely alludes to the {{w\|American Mafia}}, a well-known and oft-parodied organized crime group. A running gag involves Dangeresque yelling out his name to the sky, fist raised. Dangeresque describes him as a "morbid mound of monarch mobster", while the King of Town describes Perducci as an interesting and complicated character who "first comes across as hard as a jawbreaker" before you "start to see his softer sweet side". When asked what he has in common with his character, the King says they're both snappy dressers, they both enjoy a good game of cards, illegally traffic stolen goods through an unnamed fence in Cairo, and wear hats. Perducci's character has a rich history in which he touches the lives of many important people in history, written by [[Strong Sad]].		Perducci wears a blue suit, a brown [[bowler hat]], single lens sunglasses, and a [[name tag]] reading, "Hello, my name is perducci". His stereotypical [[Italy\|Italian]]-sounding name likely alludes to the {{w\|American Mafia}}, a well-known and oft-parodied organized crime group. A running gag involves Dangeresque yelling out his name to the sky, fist raised. Dangeresque describes him as a "morbid mound of monarch mobster", while the King of Town describes Perducci as an interesting and complicated character who "first comes across as hard as a jawbreaker" before you "start to see his softer sweet side". When asked what he has in common with his character, the King says they're both snappy dressers, they both enjoy a good game of cards, illegally traffic stolen goods through an unnamed fence in Cairo, and wear hats. Perducci's character has a rich history in which he touches the lives of many important people in history, written by [[Strong Sad]].

-	While most of the series' actors often break character or [[Poor Acting\|deliver their lines in an unconvincing manner]], the King of Town is consistently portrayed as being one of the better actors, speaking with more confidence than he usually does, and even dramatically breaking out in tears at one point when his plans are stolen (albeit only after being called out by Strong Bad for not showing enough emotion). However, some of his actor's traits still manage to shine through, such as his obsession with [[The King of Town's Food\|food]].	+	While most of the series' actors often break character or [[Poor Acting\|deliver their lines in an unconvincing manner]], the King of Town is consistently portrayed as being one of the better actors, speaking with more confidence than he usually does, and even dramatically breaking out in tears at one point when his plans are stolen (albeit only after being called out by [[Strong Bad]] for not showing enough emotion). However, some of his actor's traits still manage to shine through, such as his obsession with [[The King of Town's Food\|food]].

	In [[Disk 4 of 12 - FriendlyWare]], a Perducci-like image is shown as the driver of the Delete key sedan for shady criminals.		In [[Disk 4 of 12 - FriendlyWare]], a Perducci-like image is shown as the driver of the Delete key sedan for shady criminals.

Keegster2: A little bit too much "putting stuff in quotes" there. Also, is it really good acting if you only show emotion in your acting after being told to?

Keegster2 — Sat, 09 Sep 2023 22:58:50 GMT

A little bit too much "putting stuff in quotes" there. Also, is it really good acting if you only show emotion in your acting after being told to?

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	[[Image:Puppet Perducci.jpg\|thumb\|Perducci Puppet!]]		[[Image:Puppet Perducci.jpg\|thumb\|Perducci Puppet!]]

-	'''Perducci''', played by [[~~The~~ King of Town]], is the criminal mastermind of ''Dangeresque 1: Dangeresque, too?'' (featured in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[dangeresque 3]]). Hoping to kidnap [[Cutesy Buttons]], Perducci intercepts the serum at the border. When [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] discovers him hiding in [[Istanbul]], Perducci orders his henchman and secret weapon [[Killingyouguy]] to eliminate the perpetrator. Dangeresque, with the aid of his partner [[Dangeresque Too]], thwarts Perducci's plans by defeating Killingyouguy and saving both Cutesy and the serum.	+	'''Perducci''', played by [[the King of Town]], is the criminal mastermind of ''Dangeresque 1: Dangeresque, too?'' (featured in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[dangeresque 3]]). Hoping to kidnap [[Cutesy Buttons]], Perducci intercepts the serum at the border. When [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] discovers him hiding in [[Istanbul]], Perducci orders his henchman and secret weapon [[Killingyouguy]] to eliminate the perpetrator. Dangeresque, with the aid of his partner [[Dangeresque Too]], thwarts Perducci's plans by defeating Killingyouguy and saving both Cutesy and the serum.

	Perducci later reappears in [[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] as one of the main antagonists. He has a hideout in an [[Club Technochocolate\|abandoned night club]] on the edge of [[Brainblow City]]. There, Dangeresque tricks him out of the architectural blueprints for [[Uzi Bazooka]]'s hideout in a game of "Rock, Paper, Baccarat", as well as a [[Painting of a Guy with a Big Knife\|painting]] that Perducci stole from a mummy's tomb in Cairo in 1963. Perducci retaliates by stealing disks of launch codes for the [[Ruby Powered Rocket]] and travelling around the world with them, eventually misleading Dangeresque by disguising himself as an [[The Informants\|informant]] in Tokyo named Stooley Rat Weasel.		Perducci later reappears in [[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] as one of the main antagonists. He has a hideout in an [[Club Technochocolate\|abandoned night club]] on the edge of [[Brainblow City]]. There, Dangeresque tricks him out of the architectural blueprints for [[Uzi Bazooka]]'s hideout in a game of "Rock, Paper, Baccarat", as well as a [[Painting of a Guy with a Big Knife\|painting]] that Perducci stole from a mummy's tomb in Cairo in 1963. Perducci retaliates by stealing disks of launch codes for the [[Ruby Powered Rocket]] and travelling around the world with them, eventually misleading Dangeresque by disguising himself as an [[The Informants\|informant]] in Tokyo named Stooley Rat Weasel.
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	In [[Dangeresque Roomisode 3: Keep My Enemies, Loser]], it is revealed that Perducci orchestrated the events of the previous two roomisodes to lead Dangeresque to his fancy restaurant, [[Perducci's]]. There, he asks Dangeresque to protect him from four consecutive attempts on his life by his rivals, two of which being [[Sultry Buttons]] and [[Professor Experimento]]. He is apparently on somewhat good terms with [[Stingy Relenque]], borrowing a jetpack from him at one point, but still calling him a creep. The only people he seems to trust with his life are his [[Waitre D]] and Killingyouguy. He has evil lair timeshares in many places, including the [[Coches Mountains]], St. Pod (where he double-crossed his partners and had them all wiped out), Lobasho (where he drowned many of his former associates), and Eastern Balustenich (where he keeps the Perducci jet in a super secret bunker).		In [[Dangeresque Roomisode 3: Keep My Enemies, Loser]], it is revealed that Perducci orchestrated the events of the previous two roomisodes to lead Dangeresque to his fancy restaurant, [[Perducci's]]. There, he asks Dangeresque to protect him from four consecutive attempts on his life by his rivals, two of which being [[Sultry Buttons]] and [[Professor Experimento]]. He is apparently on somewhat good terms with [[Stingy Relenque]], borrowing a jetpack from him at one point, but still calling him a creep. The only people he seems to trust with his life are his [[Waitre D]] and Killingyouguy. He has evil lair timeshares in many places, including the [[Coches Mountains]], St. Pod (where he double-crossed his partners and had them all wiped out), Lobasho (where he drowned many of his former associates), and Eastern Balustenich (where he keeps the Perducci jet in a super secret bunker).

-	Perducci wears a blue suit, a brown [[bowler hat]], single lens sunglasses, and a [[name tag]] reading, "Hello, my name is perducci". His stereotypical Italian-sounding name likely alludes to the {{w\|American Mafia}}, a well-known and oft-parodied organized crime group. A running gag involves Dangeresque yelling out his name to the sky, fist raised. Dangeresque describes him as a "morbid mound of monarch mobster", while the King of Town describes Perducci as "an interesting and complicated character" who "first comes across as hard as a jawbreaker" before you "start to see his softer sweet side". When asked what he has in common with his character, the King says they're "both snappy dressers", they "both enjoy a good game of cards", "illegally traffic stolen goods through an unnamed fence in Cairo", and "wear hats". Perducci's character has a rich history in which he touches the lives of many important people in history, written by [[Strong Sad]].	+	Perducci wears a blue suit, a brown [[bowler hat]], single lens sunglasses, and a [[name tag]] reading, "Hello, my name is perducci". His stereotypical [[Italy\|Italian]]-sounding name likely alludes to the {{w\|American Mafia}}, a well-known and oft-parodied organized crime group. A running gag involves Dangeresque yelling out his name to the sky, fist raised. Dangeresque describes him as a "morbid mound of monarch mobster", while the King of Town describes Perducci as an interesting and complicated character who "first comes across as hard as a jawbreaker" before you "start to see his softer sweet side". When asked what he has in common with his character, the King says they're both snappy dressers, they both enjoy a good game of cards, illegally traffic stolen goods through an unnamed fence in Cairo, and wear hats. Perducci's character has a rich history in which he touches the lives of many important people in history, written by [[Strong Sad]].

-	While most of the series' actors often break character or [[Poor Acting\|deliver their lines in an unconvincing manner]], the King of Town is consistently portrayed as being one of the better actors, speaking with more confidence than he usually does, and even dramatically breaking out in tears at one point when his plans are stolen. However, some of his actor's traits still manage to shine through, such as his obsession with [[The King of Town's Food\|food]].	+	While most of the series' actors often break character or [[Poor Acting\|deliver their lines in an unconvincing manner]], the King of Town is consistently portrayed as being one of the better actors, speaking with more confidence than he usually does, and even dramatically breaking out in tears at one point when his plans are stolen (albeit only after being called out by Strong Bad for not showing enough emotion). However, some of his actor's traits still manage to shine through, such as his obsession with [[The King of Town's Food\|food]].

	In [[Disk 4 of 12 - FriendlyWare]], a Perducci-like image is shown as the driver of the Delete key sedan for shady criminals.		In [[Disk 4 of 12 - FriendlyWare]], a Perducci-like image is shown as the driver of the Delete key sedan for shady criminals.

RickTommy at 05:31, 19 August 2023

RickTommy — Sat, 19 Aug 2023 05:31:08 GMT

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	While most of the series' actors often break character or [[Poor Acting\|deliver their lines in an unconvincing manner]], the King of Town is consistently portrayed as being one of the better actors, speaking with more confidence than he usually does, and even dramatically breaking out in tears at one point when his plans are stolen. However, some of his actor's traits still manage to shine through, such as his obsession with [[The King of Town's Food\|food]].		While most of the series' actors often break character or [[Poor Acting\|deliver their lines in an unconvincing manner]], the King of Town is consistently portrayed as being one of the better actors, speaking with more confidence than he usually does, and even dramatically breaking out in tears at one point when his plans are stolen. However, some of his actor's traits still manage to shine through, such as his obsession with [[The King of Town's Food\|food]].

-	~~He has a minor reference in~~ [[Disk 4 of 12 - FriendlyWare]] ~~where his~~ image is shown as the driver of the Delete key sedan for shady criminals.	+	In [[Disk 4 of 12 - FriendlyWare]], a Perducci-like image is shown as the driver of the Delete key sedan for shady criminals.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

Guybrush20X6: Given that PERDUCIIIII...'s is a major location in a money-cost game, I'm gonna give it it's own page

Guybrush20X6 — Fri, 18 Aug 2023 21:20:32 GMT

Given that PERDUCIIIII...'s is a major location in a money-cost game, I'm gonna give it it's own page

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	Perducci later reappears in [[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] as one of the main antagonists. He has a hideout in an [[Club Technochocolate\|abandoned night club]] on the edge of [[Brainblow City]]. There, Dangeresque tricks him out of the architectural blueprints for [[Uzi Bazooka]]'s hideout in a game of "Rock, Paper, Baccarat", as well as a [[Painting of a Guy with a Big Knife\|painting]] that Perducci stole from a mummy's tomb in Cairo in 1963. Perducci retaliates by stealing disks of launch codes for the [[Ruby Powered Rocket]] and travelling around the world with them, eventually misleading Dangeresque by disguising himself as an [[The Informants\|informant]] in Tokyo named Stooley Rat Weasel.		Perducci later reappears in [[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] as one of the main antagonists. He has a hideout in an [[Club Technochocolate\|abandoned night club]] on the edge of [[Brainblow City]]. There, Dangeresque tricks him out of the architectural blueprints for [[Uzi Bazooka]]'s hideout in a game of "Rock, Paper, Baccarat", as well as a [[Painting of a Guy with a Big Knife\|painting]] that Perducci stole from a mummy's tomb in Cairo in 1963. Perducci retaliates by stealing disks of launch codes for the [[Ruby Powered Rocket]] and travelling around the world with them, eventually misleading Dangeresque by disguising himself as an [[The Informants\|informant]] in Tokyo named Stooley Rat Weasel.

-	In [[Dangeresque Roomisode 3: Keep My Enemies, Loser]], it is revealed that Perducci orchestrated the events of the previous two roomisodes to lead Dangeresque to his fancy restaurant, Perducci's. There, he asks Dangeresque to protect him from four consecutive attempts on his life by his rivals, two of which being [[Sultry Buttons]] and [[Professor Experimento]]. He is apparently on somewhat good terms with [[Stingy Relenque]], borrowing a jetpack from him at one point, but still calling him a creep. The only people he seems to trust with his life are his [[Waitre D]] and Killingyouguy. He has evil lair timeshares in many places, including the [[Coches Mountains]], St. Pod (where he double-crossed his partners and had them all wiped out), Lobasho (where he drowned many of his former associates), and Eastern Balustenich (where he keeps the Perducci jet in a super secret bunker).	+	In [[Dangeresque Roomisode 3: Keep My Enemies, Loser]], it is revealed that Perducci orchestrated the events of the previous two roomisodes to lead Dangeresque to his fancy restaurant, [[Perducci's]]. There, he asks Dangeresque to protect him from four consecutive attempts on his life by his rivals, two of which being [[Sultry Buttons]] and [[Professor Experimento]]. He is apparently on somewhat good terms with [[Stingy Relenque]], borrowing a jetpack from him at one point, but still calling him a creep. The only people he seems to trust with his life are his [[Waitre D]] and Killingyouguy. He has evil lair timeshares in many places, including the [[Coches Mountains]], St. Pod (where he double-crossed his partners and had them all wiped out), Lobasho (where he drowned many of his former associates), and Eastern Balustenich (where he keeps the Perducci jet in a super secret bunker).

	Perducci wears a blue suit, a brown [[bowler hat]], single lens sunglasses, and a [[name tag]] reading, "Hello, my name is perducci". His stereotypical Italian-sounding name likely alludes to the {{w\|American Mafia}}, a well-known and oft-parodied organized crime group. A running gag involves Dangeresque yelling out his name to the sky, fist raised. Dangeresque describes him as a "morbid mound of monarch mobster", while the King of Town describes Perducci as "an interesting and complicated character" who "first comes across as hard as a jawbreaker" before you "start to see his softer sweet side". When asked what he has in common with his character, the King says they're "both snappy dressers", they "both enjoy a good game of cards", "illegally traffic stolen goods through an unnamed fence in Cairo", and "wear hats". Perducci's character has a rich history in which he touches the lives of many important people in history, written by [[Strong Sad]].		Perducci wears a blue suit, a brown [[bowler hat]], single lens sunglasses, and a [[name tag]] reading, "Hello, my name is perducci". His stereotypical Italian-sounding name likely alludes to the {{w\|American Mafia}}, a well-known and oft-parodied organized crime group. A running gag involves Dangeresque yelling out his name to the sky, fist raised. Dangeresque describes him as a "morbid mound of monarch mobster", while the King of Town describes Perducci as "an interesting and complicated character" who "first comes across as hard as a jawbreaker" before you "start to see his softer sweet side". When asked what he has in common with his character, the King says they're "both snappy dressers", they "both enjoy a good game of cards", "illegally traffic stolen goods through an unnamed fence in Cairo", and "wear hats". Perducci's character has a rich history in which he touches the lives of many important people in history, written by [[Strong Sad]].

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: forgot to link to the right article

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Thu, 17 Aug 2023 20:23:40 GMT

forgot to link to the right article

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	'''Perducci''', played by [[The King of Town]], is the criminal mastermind of ''Dangeresque 1: Dangeresque, too?'' (featured in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[dangeresque 3]]). Hoping to kidnap [[Cutesy Buttons]], Perducci intercepts the serum at the border. When [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] discovers him hiding in [[Istanbul]], Perducci orders his henchman and secret weapon [[Killingyouguy]] to eliminate the perpetrator. Dangeresque, with the aid of his partner [[Dangeresque Too]], thwarts Perducci's plans by defeating Killingyouguy and saving both Cutesy and the serum.		'''Perducci''', played by [[The King of Town]], is the criminal mastermind of ''Dangeresque 1: Dangeresque, too?'' (featured in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[dangeresque 3]]). Hoping to kidnap [[Cutesy Buttons]], Perducci intercepts the serum at the border. When [[Dangeresque (character)\|Dangeresque]] discovers him hiding in [[Istanbul]], Perducci orders his henchman and secret weapon [[Killingyouguy]] to eliminate the perpetrator. Dangeresque, with the aid of his partner [[Dangeresque Too]], thwarts Perducci's plans by defeating Killingyouguy and saving both Cutesy and the serum.

-	Perducci later reappears in [[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] as one of the main antagonists. He has a hideout in an [[Club Technochocolate\|abandoned night club]] on the edge of [[Brainblow City]]. There, Dangeresque tricks him out of the architectural blueprints for [[Uzi Bazooka]]'s hideout in a game of "Rock, Paper, Baccarat", as well as a [[painting]] that Perducci stole from a mummy's tomb in Cairo in 1963. Perducci retaliates by stealing disks of launch codes for the [[Ruby Powered Rocket]] and travelling around the world with them, eventually misleading Dangeresque by disguising himself as an [[The Informants\|informant]] in Tokyo named Stooley Rat Weasel.	+	Perducci later reappears in [[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] as one of the main antagonists. He has a hideout in an [[Club Technochocolate\|abandoned night club]] on the edge of [[Brainblow City]]. There, Dangeresque tricks him out of the architectural blueprints for [[Uzi Bazooka]]'s hideout in a game of "Rock, Paper, Baccarat", as well as a [[Painting of a Guy with a Big Knife\|painting]] that Perducci stole from a mummy's tomb in Cairo in 1963. Perducci retaliates by stealing disks of launch codes for the [[Ruby Powered Rocket]] and travelling around the world with them, eventually misleading Dangeresque by disguising himself as an [[The Informants\|informant]] in Tokyo named Stooley Rat Weasel.

	In [[Dangeresque Roomisode 3: Keep My Enemies, Loser]], it is revealed that Perducci orchestrated the events of the previous two roomisodes to lead Dangeresque to his fancy restaurant, Perducci's. There, he asks Dangeresque to protect him from four consecutive attempts on his life by his rivals, two of which being [[Sultry Buttons]] and [[Professor Experimento]]. He is apparently on somewhat good terms with [[Stingy Relenque]], borrowing a jetpack from him at one point, but still calling him a creep. The only people he seems to trust with his life are his [[Waitre D]] and Killingyouguy. He has evil lair timeshares in many places, including the [[Coches Mountains]], St. Pod (where he double-crossed his partners and had them all wiped out), Lobasho (where he drowned many of his former associates), and Eastern Balustenich (where he keeps the Perducci jet in a super secret bunker).		In [[Dangeresque Roomisode 3: Keep My Enemies, Loser]], it is revealed that Perducci orchestrated the events of the previous two roomisodes to lead Dangeresque to his fancy restaurant, Perducci's. There, he asks Dangeresque to protect him from four consecutive attempts on his life by his rivals, two of which being [[Sultry Buttons]] and [[Professor Experimento]]. He is apparently on somewhat good terms with [[Stingy Relenque]], borrowing a jetpack from him at one point, but still calling him a creep. The only people he seems to trust with his life are his [[Waitre D]] and Killingyouguy. He has evil lair timeshares in many places, including the [[Coches Mountains]], St. Pod (where he double-crossed his partners and had them all wiped out), Lobasho (where he drowned many of his former associates), and Eastern Balustenich (where he keeps the Perducci jet in a super secret bunker).