| Gender | Male |
| Species | Human |
| Age | 40s |
| Hair color | Light blond |
| Eye color | Black |
| Affiliations | Evil |
| Occupation | Owner of McFist Industries Founding Father of Norrisville High Mustache Society in '85 Student at Norrisville High (formerly, graduated; mentioned by Scott Thomas) |
| Residence | Norrisville |
| Aliases | Hannibal McFist (by himself) Hannibal (by Marci and Viceroy) Sir, Hannibully (by Vieroy) McJerk (by Bash) Lucius O'Thunderpunch Hanny/Happy Hanny (by Marci) Mr. Robot Hand (by Catfish Booray) Bromo-sapien, bro-doodles, bro-chacho (by Terry) |
| Friends | Viceroy (tenuously) The Sorcerer (tenuously) Mac Antfee (mentioned by Scott Thomas, also formerly) |
| Enemies | Randy Cunningham as the Norrisville Ninja Shark-Dermanator |
| Interests | Destroying the Ninja Creating an evil empire |
| Fears | Clowns |
| Parents | Father McFist (father) Ruth (mother-in-law) |
| Spouses | Marci McFist (wife) |
| Children | Bash Johnson (step-son) |
| Siblings | Terry McFist (older brother) |
| First Episode | Last Stall on the Left |
| Voiced by | John DiMaggio |
| “ | I'm Hannibal McFist, global gazillionaire. I OWN THIS TOWN!'' | ” |
–Hannibal McFist, "McFists of Fury" | ||
Hannibal McFist is one of the primary antagonists in Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja. He is the husband of Marci McFist, the step-father of Bash Johnson, and the gazillionaire owner of McFist Industries.
While everyone in town views him as a benevolent business man, he has secretly made a deal to help the Sorcerer destroy the Ninja in exchange for a power of his choosing.
Appearance
Everyday
Hannibal is stocky with blond hair. He is almost bald and has a handle-bar mustache. He wears a brown business suit, blacks shoes, and red tie with a neck tie pin. He also has a mechanical arm with a brain in it; the arm seems to have a mind of its own and sometimes doesn't work too well. It is unknown if he lost his arm in an accident or removed it on purpose, although "McOne Armed and Dangerous" suggests that he might've lost it in an accident with a conveyer belt, or some other serious accident.
Monster Form
When Hannibal McFist was stankified by the Sorcerer in "McOne Armed and Dangerous," he becomes a large blue crab-like monster with long hair on his back, and his brain becomes a sentient red claw-like head that spits acid. As a monster, McFist is very strong and aggressive, having so much power that the Ninja slid across the street and up the McFist building when McFist threw him.
Young
As a child, McFist had no beard, and his hair was slightly shorter. He wore a reddish purple long-sleeved shirt with a yellow-ringed blue Saturn logo, dark turquoise shorts, white socks, and dark red shoes.
Halloween
He has two sets of Halloween costumes.
His first costume is a pirate. He has a black and red hat with a white skull logo, cream yellow undershirt, red jacket with gold laces, a brown sash, and an additional lobster accessory for his mechanical arm.
His second costume is based on a Frankenstein monster. He wears a green hat with fake screws embedded, a white undershirt, a ragged long-sleeved red shirt, and black pants. He also has orange fuzzies for his mechanical arm.
Spring Break
During "Club Ninja-dise"'s spring break, he wears a mint green T-shirt with dark turquoise wave patterns and dark green collar, dark green shorts, and dark brown sandals. He also wears the Chill-o-meter at Club Kev.
Pirate
As a pirate, he wears a dark green pirate hat, an overall spiked jacket, pants and undershirt in green and purple, and a dark blackish green fingerless glove on his left hand. He has his mechanical arm exclude its brain.
Personality
McFist is an easily angered man, to say the least. While he poses as a nice guy in front of the masses, he is really a ruthless business man. He yells very often, enjoys being popular, and has a main goal of destroying the Ninja. He seems quite unappreciative of Willem Viceroy helping him out with his schemes, as he constantly takes credit for ideas he never came up with. However, he'll give the blame to Viceroy when the plan goes wrong. His impatience often leads to more trouble, and there's over times where something he does negatively affects Viceroy and his chances at succeeding. He does, however, show occasional foresight and competence: in "Secret Stache" and "Stanks Like Teen Spirit," he is the one that came up with the plans, in "Monster Drill," McFist is able to remote pilot the Robo-Mantis to an extent (although Viceroy was far better), and in "Randy Cunningham: 13th Century Ninja," when he is preparing to use the Time McChine, he is wise enough to disguise himself in clothing suitable to the year he was going to.
While hot-tempered and harsh, McFist does have a tender side. He deeply loves his wife, and begrudgingly treats her son kindly, despite disliking him. Occasionally, he'll thank the Ninja for helping him or be easy on him by letting him go. When trying to relax in "McFreaks," McFist is a lot nicer to Viceroy, and both have fun together at PJ's.
Powers and Abilities
- Robot Arm: McFist has a cybernetic arm with a brain in it; the arm seems to have a mind of its own and sometimes doesn't work too well. In one episode it destroyed a computer screen in one punch, suggesting it has inhuman strength. In another episode, it was modified with a blaster finger that shoots lasers. In "Club Ninja-dise", McFist’s arm was modified with a retractable sword arm and a parachute when he dressed up as a pirate.
- Intelligence: Despite coming off as a total idiot in villainy, Hannibal McFist is surprisingly smart. He also still tricked many people that he was just an ordinary businessman instead of a supervillain. In "Secret Stache", he came up with nearly successful plan that almost unmasked the Ninja.
- Business Management: Despite coming off as a total idiot in villainy, Hannibal McFist is still an incredibly successful businessman responsible for taking his father's small candy company and turn it into a megacorp.
- Lucius O'ThunderPunch Suit: Viceroy once built a large high-tech robotic suit which was part of a plan to upstage the Ninja and win the public's affection during Ninja Day, to raise the people's morale, only to leave them emotionally distraught when they later realized they had chosen the wrong hero, which would allow the Sorcerer to stank them. After the Ninja fought against the stanked monsters, he confronted Lucius, and was was able to steal back the "Ninja of the Year" plaque, destroying it as the object most dear to the people and thus reverting them to normal. "O'Thunderpunch" flew away after losing the public's respect.