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To see his cartoon counterpart, see Romeo.



Roméo Mécano

Real Name

Roméo

Current Alias

Roméo Mécano

Affiliation

N/A

Base of Operations

Tarabiscoville

Alignment

Evil
Neutral

Identity

Secret Identity

Occupation

Student
Inventor
Scientist
Villain

Gender

Male

Continuity

Book Continuity

Allies

N/A

Enemies

Yoyo, Bibou and Gluglu (mostly)
Lilifée
Ninjaka and his Ninjazouaves
Grigri, Zina and Ulbert
Tatouro
Energuman
Kids
Orticia
Grogarou

Likes

Sabotaging Tarabiscoville's school
Destruction
His inventions
People complimenting his genius

Dislikes

Pyjamasques
Getting zero points for homework
Homework
Poetry
Being mocked and laughed at
His plans going wrong

Debut appearance

"Les Pyjamasques et Roméo Mécano"

Voice actor

N/A

Roméo (alter-ego name: Roméo Mécano) (English name: Mechanic Romeo) is a crazy mechanic who plans on sabotaging chances of anyone going to school with inventions or anything. He is considered the main villain of Les Pyjamasques picture book series.

Book description

Old

During the day, Roméo is like any other child. But as soon as night falls he puts on his mechanic coat and invents the most infernal machines in the world!

New

Roméo detests mockery. So, once he gets home he puts on his lab coat and becomes Roméo Mécano, the most infernal of inventors. He takes out his tools and moves in all directions.

Physical appearance

As Roméo Mécano

Roméo Mécano wears a white mechanic coat with a bag strapped to his back. Along with his coat, he wears blue covered gloves, blue sneakers, white pants, and he is sometimes seen wearing black goggles whenever he's inventing something or piloting his Robot Demolisher. Romeo has fair skin, blue eyes and a blue spiky hairdo with a white streak just over his left eye.

In his first four appearances, Roméo Mécano lacks a white streak at his hair and wore black pants.

As Roméo

During the daytime, he wears a blue shirt, and keeps his blue sneakers and white pants remaining intact.

Personality

According to Les Pyjamasques, Roméo Mécano is shown to be good at creating inventions. However, he can get extremely irritated when it comes to him getting mocked by the school students and Les Pyjamasques after getting no points for his resentment on schoolwork. He never accepts his fate that he is defeated and doesn't let things go.

In his first four appearances, Roméo can have a strong habit on annoying Les Pyjamasques whenever they're trying to thwart his plans. He will get into an argumentative interrogations with his adversaries who would try and stop him with his plans.

As seen in "Les Pyjamasques et Roméo Mécano," Roméo is also shown to be quite restless as he does not care about going to bed nor dreaming, and has a insensible attitude.

Goals & abilities

Goal

Pre-2015

Initially during his first four appearances of the book series, his appearances revolve him on using his inventions to capture anything that is dream-related in order to advance his technology. He also had an urge on annoying Les Pyjamasques which was a trait that was applied to the Nighttime Villains that appeared in the PJ Masks television series.

Post-2015

In his appearances as of "Les Pyjamasques et l'opération zéro," his motives are changed to focus on him suspending his school due to his ongoing mockery related to his failures:

In the daytime, Roméo shows resentment on writing a poem for homework, and will often respond to creating poems by drawing a scribble all over it, receiving no points over his refusal on poems. Because of this, the other students would often mock or insult on his failure.

To prove that he is the best of anything, he has built indestructible and very lethal inventions such as the Robot Demolisher and The Seed of Orticia to assist him with his plan to prevent everybody's chances on going to school, but this has always failed or turned against him. His plans on targeting school varied from demolishing it, overgrowing the school alongside the city with dangerous plants, or taking over the school to become his new lab.

His current motive was inspired by Gekko's insecurity on being too shy to read a poem in school (which resulted the whole class laughing at him) in "Speak UP, Gekko!," and his television counterpart's destructive and rampaging nature in the television series.

Abilities

He has an extendable mechanical arm at his bag strapped to his back, and the mechanical arm can grab or pick up objects.

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