Reuben ( Experiment 625) is one of the experiments created by Jumba, and one of Stitch's cousins. Reuben has every ability Stitch has (along with a much better fluency in English, speaking with a Brooklyn accent) but he prefers to make sandwiches than use his powers. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen in the films and Lilo & Stitch: The Series, and by Dave Wittenberg in the Stitch! anime's English dub. Although the character's canonical debut was in Stitch! The Movie, he first appeared in prequel comics published in Disney Adventures before the release of the original film. [13] X-122/Dorkifier – A pink and white calf-like experiment who is designed to fire a ray from his horns that changes his victims' appearance into something ridiculous. The new dorky clothes can only be taken off when his horns are turned down. He was introduced in the Stitch! anime, which did not credit his voice actor. Stitch & Ai—which does not feature any of the original experiments besides Stitch—features an entirely new set of experiments made during the events of that series by Jumba, who bases them on creatures found in Chinese mythology that he read about on ancient scrolls. [16] List of experiments X-608/Slugger – A small, yellow pterosaur-like experiment who is designed to deflect projectiles with his baseball bat-shaped tail. His one true place is as a Little League Baseball coaching assistant.

X-032/Fibber – A small, orange, large-headed, four-eared experiment who is designed to detect lies. If he hears someone tell a lie, he buzzes loudly and the marking on his forehead glows. Fibber was captured by Gantu, but rescued by Lilo and Stitch in "Snafu". He, along with Nosy below, was also part of Pleakley's E.A.R.W.A.X. group in "Spike", which was a mistake in the episode's production since they were captured by Gantu at the time. He was voiced by Jeff Bennett. a b "Captain Gantu Voice - Stitch & Ai (TV Show)". Behind the Voice Actors . Retrieved February 27, 2021.Scratch: An alien "morph creature" who has the ability to change his appearance and materialize and transform objects, appearing in the final two episodes. He takes on the appearance of a Stitch-like genetic experiment with teal striped fur and heavily notched ears after Stitch wishes for a brother using a tetrahedron-shaped device sent by the Jaboodies called a "Tetra-Tab". He was actually sent by the Jaboodies to trigger Stitch's destructive programming and metamorphosis program. The Damaged Room". Monsters at Work. Season 1. Episode 3. July 14, 2021. Archived from the original on August 9, 2021 . Retrieved August 9, 2021. Jumba's greatest asset is his abnormally high IQ, hindered only by a few small and occasional lapses in memory. His penchant for creating numerous destructive, complex experiments and machinery is nearly unrivaled, and his creation 626 is proof of his genius, being nearly unbeatable, as well as one of the most formidable fighters in the galaxy. He has also completely memorized the number and technical info on every one of Stitch's "cousins" he created. Jumba also has above-average strength and durability, as seen in his confrontation with Stitch towards the end of Lilo & Stitch, where he is able to fight Stitch one-on-one reasonably well (a feat even the 20-foot-tall Captain Gantu is unable to do). Jumba's above-average lifting capacity is demonstrated when he uses a comb device as a penetrating projectile. His astounding durability is demonstrated when he is repeatedly hit with various heavy objects by Stitch (including a Volkswagen Beetle), and at one point hurled through a wall, and only comes up a little shaken. Also he, along with Stitch, survives being at the center of a plasma explosion powerful enough to destroy Lilo's house. After growing fed up with Stitch's constant bragging, Jumba decides to create Experiment 627, a red, koala-like, cone-headed experiment that possesses not only all of Stitch's abilities but also those of at least 20 other experiments and none of their weaknesses. Unlike the other experiments in the franchise (with the possible exception of Leroy), 627 was designed to be irredeemably evil with no possible way of turning good. Because of this, he was never given a name or a place where he belonged.

X-355/Swapper – A two-headed, four-armed green lizard-like experiment who is designed to switch people's minds. Only he can undo the switch. Lilo and Stitch tame Swapper, but his "one true place" is not revealed. In Leroy & Stitch, he is shown playing keyboard during the impromptu "Aloha ʻOe" concert. In the anime, he can also speak English, with both heads speaking simultaneously. He was voiced in The Series by Frank Welker and in the anime by Ted Biaselli. X-033/Hammerface, also known as " Hammerhead" – A blue-gray dinosaur-like experiment who is designed to drive in nails around Jumba's house with his hammer-shaped head/face, but at times he will pound living things. 033 was found (in pod form), activated, named, and trained by Gantu. He was rescued by Lilo's rescue team in "Snafu". 033 was called "Hammerhead" by Pleakley in "The Asteroid", where 033 appears among the other reformed experiments before his later appearance under Gantu in "Dupe". He was voiced by Jeff Bennett in The Series and Steve Blum in the anime. Laughing Place Disney Newsdesk (February 14, 2021). "Angel Makes U.S. Meet & Greet Debut at Disney's Aulani Resort with Stitch for Valentine's Day". Laughing Place. Archived from the original on April 13, 2021 . Retrieved April 13, 2021. Mr. Wong (voiced by Clyde Kusatsu): The owner of the rental hut on Lahui Beach and Nani's employer in early season one. He is quite demanding of her working at his hut when and how he wants her to, such as having her work on her day off when an earthquake messed up the hut, but he is otherwise understanding and forgiving when she has to deal with her personal troubles. He appears in "Richter" and "Holio", and is mentioned in "Cannonball"; after Nani switches employment to Mr. Jameson, Wong does not appear again (outside of the intro) until "Woops", in which he is seen as part of Pleakley's domino show team.Ani: Lilo's daughter who looks identically to her mother when she was a child (to the point that Stitch initially mistook Ani for a de-aged Lilo). She is voiced by Melissa Fahn in the dubbed version. Despite her limited appearances in Lilo & Stitch: The Series, Angel became one of the franchise's most popular characters; a Disney Channel online poll held in Spring 2004 showed that Angel was voted by the show's viewers as their #1 favorite experiment and episode from the first season of the series. [19] About 100 experiments were designed for Lilo & Stitch: The Series, which initially wasn't going to feature the other 625 experiments made before Stitch. [14] [15] On a TV Tome thread held by Lilo & Stitch: The Series executive producer Jess Winfield (under his TV Tome username "jesstifer"), he stated that during the show's development, Walt Disney Television Animation artist and director Steve Lyons suggested that Lilo and Stitch would hunt down various creatures that a villain would make from cloning Stitch. [14] Over time, the idea of the Stitch clones would change to the 625 experiments before Stitch after someone else suggested them instead. [14] Winfield didn't remember who first thought up of the idea of using the other 625 experiments, although he believed it was either himself, fellow executive producer Bobs Gannaway, or then-president of Walt Disney Television Animation Barry Blumberg. [14] X-520/Cannonball – A pink, obese experiment with a large posterior who is designed to jump into large bodies of water, generating massive tidal waves that can wash away entire planets. His "one true place" is at Lahui Beach where he can generate large waves for surfing. He was voiced by Tress MacNeille.

X-222/Poxy – A microscopic, pale green-grey, germ-like experiment who is designed to transmit disease to popular planetary leaders and disable them. The symptoms are purple pimples, smelly feet, a swollen eye, and uncontrollable burping. Lilo puts him in Gantu at the end of the experiment's episode. He was rescued in "Snafu" and later uses his powers to cure people according to a game on the Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch DVD. His design was first shown on the Lilo & Stitch DVD's "Create Your Own Alien Experiment" bonus feature game, alongside two experiments who were never seen in The Series. He was voiced by Tress MacNeille. Grand Councilwoman Voice - Stitch & Ai (TV Show)". Behind the Voice Actors. Archived from the original on January 14, 2021 . Retrieved February 27, 2021. Mertle also appears in a Disney Adventures comic that was published before the first Lilo & Stitch film was released, where she is named "Jenny". It is possible that she did not have an established name when the comic was published, or that she was renamed during the film's production. X-123/Carmen – A pink, blue-eyed, antenna-less, Spanish-speaking, Angel (X-624)-like experiment who wears a fruit hat and holds a maraca in each of her four hands. She is designed to make people dance until they drop by firing pink energy balls out of her maracas at victims. The effect can be canceled when she claps her maracas together. She is modeled after her namesake Carmen Miranda. She first cameoed in Leroy & Stitch and later made a full appearance in the Stitch! anime, in which she was voiced by Kari Wahlgren.Tombo ( トンボ): A young man who is one of Yuna's karate students. He is shown in "Angel's Flight" to be a glassblower, but by "Hull & Husk" he has a part-time job working at Penny's father's pineapple factory as a pineapple processor, saying that his glassblowing studio isn't lucrative enough. He is voiced by Dave Wittenberg in the dubbed version. Suzuki ( 鈴木さん): A police officer and one of Yuna's karate students. He is voiced by Kirk Thornton in the dubbed version.