Create a Supervillain - Magic Mask Games

Got a great idea for a character? Or a new vehicle? Or a planet? We're always happy to listen to suggestions for new heroes or enemies. Send us your ideas, with drawings if you like! Obviously, we can't promise that we'll turn every idea into reality, but we do promise to look at every single idea we receive. Note: the last thing that we want is for someone to submit an idea for a character and then get upset if we use it. This is just for fun!

U.G.L.Y. Super Villains

U.G.L.Y. is the group of villains that always try to ruin our day. We don't know what the acronym U.G.L.Y. means. They invented it themselves - I think it just goes to show how lame they really are. I imagine that it's meant to imply power, treacherousness, callousness, selfishness, and aspirations of World Domination. Yes, that would be what I expect. However, personally I refer to them as the Union of Gratifyingly Lame Yoghurt-drinkers. The Human Tool calls them the Useless, Gormless, Labotomised Yokels. Who can say? Maybe I'll ask next time I have one of these scum up against a wall. But one thing's for sure - they are ugly.

Brick Addiction

Our first game - Brick Addiction: The Sunken City - a fantastic breakout game - is on its way. Why is it causing such a fuss? Click here to find out.

U.G.L.Y. Supervillains

Megamite (new!)
Silverback
Some geese
Poltergoose
The Sentient Tiramisu

Team M.A.S.K. Heroes

These super hero characters are the ones who stop U.G.L.Y. causing endless chaos...
The Magic Mask
The Super hero with No Name
Tae-kwon Dog
Klaus - The Human Tool
E.A.R.T.H.W.O.R.M.

Megamite

Just in... we've found out that Megamite is effectively the brains of the enemy operation! Microscopic though it is, this piece of futuristic genetic jiggery-pokery is our prime adversary - or so it would seem...

Megamite is the cyborg version of a new breed of animal, sent back from the future. In the year 3215, a small human sect devises a method of reducing their physical size to such an extent that they are invisible to the naked eye, while maintaining the life span of an average human. Now, one of the more interesting results of this transformation is that the sub-race (nicknamed 'crumbs') are terrorised by microscopic beasts known as Dust Mites, who almost succeed in wiping out the crumbs. But they survive, and a generation or two later, through selective breeding, hone the dust mite into a vicious, fighting animal and use them regularly as the microscopic equivalent of guard and police dogs.

Megamite is one of these self same ghastly arachnids, equipped with robotic body parts and an artificial heart. Silverback sent it back through time with a mission to find me and devour me. With his colossal and powerful 25µm jaws, it'd be able to polish me off in as little as 10^5012 years under normal conditions. That's a long time - and admittedly I may be considering retirement (yes, even superheroes retire) at that stage anyhow - but Megamite is effectively immortal. A ghastly adversary, and one that's determined to stop us finishing our fabulous breakout game!

Silverback

Newsflash: we've discovered that Silverback takes orders directly from Megamite! So who is Megamite working for? Hmm...

Silverback is my arch-enemy. So why is his name in the Development Team section? Well, it's because in an indirect way he actually helps us in our cause to finish our games. His constant attacks upon the Worm give us even more impetus to complete our projects than we would otherwise have. Now that's what I call ironic.

Part reincarnated baboon, part cyborg, Silverback is a worthy adversary. Our data banks show that he is at least as old as the Earth itself, yet has robotic body parts that even make the E.A.R.T.H.W.O.R.M. look like yesterday's fish and chips. It appears that he will stop at nothing to in his attempt to prevent us from finishing our games.

He is a very direct character, and his most usual approach is to break into The Worm as we tunnel beneath the Earth's crust. That's usually quite alarming when it happens as in the ensuing scrap, some part of The Worm or other gets blown off or is rendered unusable. We spend a lot of the time repairing the Worm, which is why I insist on the The Human Tool's (albeit mostly ineffective) constant presence on board. Every now and again he comes up with a different method so we have to keep our eyes peeled.

Some geese

Silverback controls an undetermined percentage of Earth's goose population by way of a highly sophisticated mind-control device. Sometimes, what looks like an ordinary, docile, migratory waterbird is in fact a lethal sophisticated self-replicating cyborg brought back from the thirty-ninth century where they are used in international espionage.

These honking, flapping, beaked, uranium-powered nightmares are so well engineered that even leading ornithogists are fooled. They carry high-powered nuclear fission bombs that are so well disguised that they appear to be ordinary goose eggs. Exactly why Silverback brought these abominations back from the future with him is still yet to be revealed.

Some geese do not migrate. Once a year, they are recalled in massive numbers to one of the secret recharging stations that Silverback has build at discreet points around the globe.

Poltergoose

There's only one thing that I hate more than geese, and that's Poltergoose.

This advanced model G-trillion is equipped with Advanced Active Camouflage, making it impossible to see under normal circumstances, and is invisible to even E.A.R.T.H.W.O.R.M.'s radar systems. Poltergoose is covered in an intelligent fabric - interweaved with literally billions of microscopically small light-emitting diodes - that is capable of displaying a highly convincing impression of the scene of the wearer's choice.

The G-trillion is (thankfully) unarmed, but its being as good as invisible makes it a perfect spy and it poses a real threat to our security. We have few clues we have as to where Poltergoose is - we always avoid fallen feathers and are on our guard wherever we see suspiciously-located water droplets.

The Sentient Tiramisu

The perfect spy. Silverback is fully aware that we have a penchant for eating out, so he manufactured gallons and gallons of this fearsome homogenous entity and distributed it throughout the Italian restaurants of the world. The Sentient Tiramisu can separate itself into any number of independent entities, each one being in constant contact with Silverback.

Typically, tiramisu is made from, amongst other things, mascarpone and eggs and tends to go off rather quickly, especially if not kept in a refrigerator. But Sentient Tiramisu is made from high-tech ingredients from the future and will always appear to have been made the same day and daintily sprinkled with powdered cinnamon.

Whenever we see tiramisu being served in restaurants, we are quick to disable it by simply eating it. People usually complain, but it's a small price to pay for our safety.