Введение
Американский анимационный сериал "Мужчины в черном: Сериал" (также известный как "МИБ: Сериал", "МИБ: Анимационный сериал" и "Мужчины в черном: Анимационный сериал") – американский анимационный телесериал, который впервые вышел в эфир на канале Kids' WB 11 октября 1997 года и завершился 30 июня 2001 года. В сериале фигурируют персонажи из научно-фантастического фильма "Люди в черном", основанного на серии комиксов "Люди в черном" Лоуэлла Каннингема, изначально изданной Marvel / Malibu Comics. Сериал был спродюсирован Adelaide Productions, подразделением Columbia TriStar Television, и Amblin Entertainment как получасовой сериал, первоначально транслировавшийся по субботним утрам, а затем перенесенный на будние дни в течение последнего сезона.
American animated television series
Men in Black: The Series (also known as MIB: The Series, MIB: The Animated Series, and Men in Black: The Animated Series) is an American animated television series that originally aired on Kids' WB from October 11, 1997, to June 30, 2001. The show features characters from the science fiction film Men in Black, which was based on the comic book series The Men in Black by Lowell Cunningham, originally published by Marvel / Malibu Comics. The series was produced by Adelaide Productions, a division of Columbia TriStar Television, and Amblin Entertainment as a half hour series originally airing on Saturday mornings, and later moving to weekdays during its final run.
Men in Black: The Series (also known as MIB: The Series, MIB: The Animated Series, and Men in Black: The Animated Series) is an American animated television series that originally aired on Kids' WB from October 11, 1997, to June 30, 2001. The show features characters from the science fiction film Men in Black, which was based on the comic book series The Men in Black by Lowell Cunningham, originally published by Marvel / Malibu Comics. The series was produced by Adelaide Productions, a division of Columbia TriStar Television, and Amblin Entertainment as a half hour series originally airing on Saturday mornings, and later moving to weekdays during its final run.
Сюжет
Действие сериала разворачивается после первого фильма "Люди в черном" в альтернативной временной линии. Основные отличия сериала от фильма заключаются в том, что агент К не вышел на пенсию, а агент Джей по-прежнему считается новичком. Агент Эль, напротив, представлен как высокопоставленный сотрудник организации, что является существенным изменением по сравнению с первым фильмом. Некоторые эпизоды включают элементы из кинофраншизы. Хотя сериал обладает внутренней связностью и развернутыми сюжетными арками, он преимущественно состоит из отдельных эпизодов. Среди повторяющихся тем – исследование прошлого агента К, а также встречи агента Джея с людьми из его жизни до поступления в MIB. В отличие от киносерии, штаб-квартира MIB находится в заброшенной зоне под аэропортом Ла-Гуардия, а не по адресу 504 Battery Drive в Нью-Йорке.
The show is set after the first Men in Black film in an alternate timeline. The most significant differences in the series are that Agent K did not retire, and Agent J is still regarded as a rookie. Agent L, on the other hand, is depicted as a senior staff of the organization, a radical change from the first film. Some episodes do incorporate aspects of the film franchise. While the series offers internal continuity and extended plot arcs, it is primarily presented in standalone episodes. Some recurring themes include the exploration of K's origins, as well as J encountering individuals from his life prior to joining MIB. Unlike the film series, the MIB headquarters is located at what looks like a disused area under LaGuardia airport instead of 504 Battery Drive in New York City.
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Агент Дж (изначально Джеймс Даррел Эдвардс III) – один из главных агентов организации. Он энергичен и пытается вернуть эмоции в безликую организацию. В какой-то момент Джей арестовывает инопланетянина Джару за попытку украсть озоновый слой Земли и продать его на черном рынке. Он остается в некоторой степени помощником агента К. Агент К называет его "Сликом". На протяжении всего сериала большинство других агентов считают Джея полным неудачником, которого никогда не следовало допускать в MIB.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Агент К. Эд О'Росс в 1-м сезоне, Грег Бергер во 2–4-м сезонах. Агент К (изначально Кевин Браун) – ведущий агент и один из основателей организации. После почти 40 лет работы в организации он почти не проявляет эмоций. Он и Джей постоянно сражаются со своим старым партнером Альфой.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Агент L. Дженнифер Лиен в 1–3-м сезонах, Дженнифер Мартин в 4-м сезоне. Агент L (изначально доктор Лорел Уивер) – патологоанатом, которая присоединяется к MIB после того, как помогает агентам К и J остановить Эдгара Бага от кражи Галактики. Она остается в медицинском отделе организации до 4-го сезона, после чего становится полевым агентом в паре с агентом X.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Шеф Зед. Чарльз Нейпир. Глава организации и начальник К и J. Обычно его показывают в своем кабинете, высоко над главным этажом штаб-квартиры. Известно, что он занял должность директора до инцидента с Серленой и Светом Зарты в 1978 году.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Агент D. Джон Мариано. Агент D (изначально Деррик Каннингем) – бывший партнер агента К, который вышел на пенсию из-за возраста и неспособности бороться со злыми инопланетянами. Он был одним из основателей организации. Деррик наслаждается пенсией с женой, пока его не стирают из истории путешественник во времени, ненавидящий инопланетян, и не восстанавливают агент К и агент J с усиленным мозгом.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Джек Джибс. Тони Шалхуб в 1-м сезоне, Билли Уэст во 2–4-м сезонах. Джек Джибс – гуманоидный инопланетянин, владелец ломбарда, торгующий как инопланетными, так и человеческими товарами. Голова Джибса часто отрывается, но отрастает за секунды, поскольку его раса регенерирует в среде, богатой кислородом (и ходят слухи, что его раса может быть бессмертной благодаря этому же дару).
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Эдгар Баг. N/A; изначально сыгран Винсентом Д'Онофрио в фильме. Главный антагонист фильма, убитый агентом L. Его единственное появление в сериале – в воспоминаниях о его смерти в эпизоде "Синдром большого плохого жука". Выясняется, что у Эдгара есть брат-близнец по имени Эдвин, а также он – любимчик Королевы Жуков. Его смерть заставляет Королеву объявить награду за голову L.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Эдвин Баг. Винсент Д'Онофрио. Брат-близнец Эдгара Бага, посланный Королевой Жуков, чтобы отомстить агенту L за убийство Эдгара, и убитый Червями.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Гин. Винсент Д'Онофрио. Жук с неутолимым аппетитом, который попал в межгалактическую тюрьму MIB. Гин и несколько других заключенных были временно освобождены доктором Лупо и начали сеять хаос в штаб-квартире MIB, пока их не задержали К и J.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Королева Жуков. Мэри Кэй Бергман. Королева планеты Эдвина и Эдгара и мать всех жуков. Королева Жуков объявила награду за голову агента L, предложив королевское желе тому, кто принесет ей Эллу. Позже она попыталась колонизировать Манхэттен новым поколением потомства, но MIB этому помешала. Королева Жуков впоследствии попыталась снова завоевать Землю, но ей помешали агент К и агент J, затопившие туннель, который жуки использовали в качестве базы. В конечном итоге она была побеждена совместными усилиями К и временно потерявшего память J.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Фрэнк Кобель. Эдди Барт. Фрэнк Кобель – инопланетянин, живущий в Нью-Йорке в облике мопса. Позже выясняется, что "человек" у газетного киоска Фрэнка – робот, а истинная форма Фрэнка все еще напоминает мопса, хотя и темно-зеленого цвета, с антеннами и трехконечным хвостом.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Черви. Патрик Пинни и Пэт Фрэли. Четыре инопланетянина, которые любят пить кофе и отдыхать в комнате отдыха организации. Они известны знанием множества идиом и устава организации. Они иногда помогают К или J. В альтернативном будущем черви показаны как доминирующая раса после того, как они были покрыты слизью и размножились.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Аркиллианцы. Раса крошечных гуманоидных инопланетян. У аркиллианцев большие головы и глаза, но маленькое тело, и они прячутся в роботах, похожих на людей. Аркиллианцы владеют Аркиллианской Галактикой (миниатюрным "источником суб-атомной энергии") и не потерпят ее потери или кражи. Ими правит сложная монархия.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Бальтийцы. Первая раса инопланетян, с которой столкнулись оригинальные агенты организации: высокие, стройные существа, отдаленно напоминающие серых инопланетян. Бальтийцы возвращаются на Землю каждые десять лет, чтобы предоставлять новые инопланетные технологии для финансирования организации.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Идикиукуп и Боб. Патрик Пинни и Пэт Фрэли. Пара инопланетных близнецов (за что их прозвали Близнецами), которые являются главными учеными MIB вместе с агентом L. Они в основном остаются в штаб-квартире, хотя Боб пилотирует вертолет в эпизоде "Это маленький маленький мир".
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Альфа. Дэвид Уорнер. Бывший наставник агента К и теперь заклятый враг MIB и агента К. Украл верулианский космический интегратор и использовал его для приживления украденных инопланетных частей тела к себе, пока не был побежден и захвачен. Сбежав и объединившись с Вангусом и иксионами, Альфа превратил себя в киборга. Альфа убит в "Конце игры, часть 2". Джей часто насмешливо называет его "Альфальфа". Он – главный антагонист сериала.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Баззард. Шерман Ховард. Зомбарский охотник за головами, который является случайным противником агентов J и K. Ховард и Д'Онофрио ранее были гостями в "Майами Вайс" и врагами Крокетта и Таббса, как и агенты J и K.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Дак Джибс. Билли Уэст. Брат-близнец Джека Джибса.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Дрекк. Рон Перлман. Инопланетянин с длинной криминальной историей: "длиннее, чем ремень Ван Аллена", по словам Шефа Зеда. Он – бывший сокамерник Фрэнка Кобеля и антагонист главных героев.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Император Червей. Винсент Д'Онофрио. Император Червей – лидер Червей. В отличие от других Червей, Император огромен и почти вдвое выше остальных. Он обычно появляется без предупреждения в организации. Император беспечен и беззащитен, поэтому другие Черви должны за ним присматривать.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Агент H. Куртвуд Смит. Один из основателей "Людей в черном". Он отвечал за большую часть медицинского оборудования MIB.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Агент Q. Один из основателей организации, отвечающий за оружие и транспортные средства, используемые организацией. Когда Q был стерт из истории, все оружие и транспортные средства, которые он разработал, были стерты (и восстановлены) вместе с ним.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Эйлин. Бет Бродерик. Женщина-инопланетянин и агент "Людей в черном": синекожая гуманоид, с податливыми руками. Она потеряла своего бывшего партнера из-за инопланетного оборотня по имени Неодушевленный. Позже ей назначают нового партнера по имени Эйди, к которой она относится так же, как К к J. Как и К, она – легендарный агент на своей родной планете.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Эйди. Партнер Эйлин-новичок, назначенная ей после захвата Неодушевленного. Она относится к тому же виду, что и Эйлин, но выше и немного крупнее. Эйди и J сближаются во время работы над делом из-за их общего статуса новичков, работающих в паре с лучшими агентами планеты.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Агент U. Средний агент. Его имя до вступления в организацию было Уптон, что Джей легко вычисляет. Существует постоянная шутка, что кодовое имя агента U часто путают со словом "ты". Агент U показан как подлиза, который просто учит инопланетных детей маскироваться под людей, хотя в эпизоде "Синдром Баззарда" агент U показан как захватывающий микролианского преступника.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Агент E. Средний агент, который также работал в Голливуде, устраивая инопланетян на работу в кино и на телевидении. Большинство его клиентов похожи на инопланетян, таких как Чужой и Альф.
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Агент X. Адам Болдуин. Большеухий, зеленый ски...
Character Voice Actor Notes Agent J Keith Diamond Agent J (originally James Darrel Edwards III) is one of the main agents of the organization. He is energetic, and tries to bring emotion back to the bland organization. At one point, J arrests the alien Jarra for attempting to steal the Earth's ozone layer and sell it on the Black Market. He remains somewhat of a sidekick to Agent K. He is referred as "Slick" by Agent K. Throughout the series, most of the other agents treat J like a total screw up who never should have been allowed in the MIB. Agent K Ed O'Ross in Season 1, Gregg Berger in Seasons 2–4 Agent K (originally Kevin Brown) is a top agent and a founder of the organization; and after working at the organisation for nearly 40 years, he shows nearly no emotion. He and J must constantly fight off his old partner Alpha. Agent L Jennifer Lien in Seasons 1–3, Jennifer Martin in Season 4 Agent L (originally Dr. Laurel Weaver) is a morgue worker who joins the MiB after she helps Agent K and J stop Edgar the Bug from stealing The Galaxy. She stays in the medical section of the organization until Season 4, wherein she becomes a field agent with Agent X as her partner. Chief Zed Charles Napier The head of the organization and K and J's boss. He is usually shown in his office, high above the main floor of the headquarters. It is known that he took the job of director at some point prior to the incident with Serlena and the Light of Zartha in 1978. Agent D John Mariano Agent D (originally Derrick Cunningham) is Agent K's former partner who is now retired after getting too old in the fight against the evil aliens. He was a founding member of the organization. Derrick is seen enjoying his retirement with his wife, before he is wiped out of existence by a time traveling alien hating bigot, and restored by Agent K and a Cerebro Enhanced Agent J. Jack Jeebs Tony Shalhoub in Season 1, Billy West in Seasons 2–4 Jack Jeebs is a humanoid alien who runs a pawn shop, carrying both alien and human merchandise. Jeebs' head is frequently blasted off, but it grows back within seconds, due to the fact that his race regenerates in oxygen rich environments (and it is rumored his race may be immortal from that same talent). Edgar Bug N/A; originally portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio in the film The main antagonist of the feature film who was killed by Agent L. His only appearance in the series was in a flashback to his death in "The Big Bad Bug Syndrome". Edgar is revealed to have a twin brother named Edwin as well as being the Queen Bug's favorite. His death causes The Queen to put a bounty on L’s head. Edwin Bug Vincent D'Onofrio The twin brother of Edgar the Bug who is sent by the Bug Queen to get revenge on Agent L for killing Edgar, and killed by the Worm Guys. Geen Vincent D'Onofrio A Bug with a perpetually voracious appetite which landed him M. I. B intergalactic prison. Geen and several other inmates were temporarily released by Doctor Lupo and proceeded to wreak havoc upon the MIB HQ until they were rounded up by K and J. Queen Bug Mary Kay Bergman The queen of Edwin and Edgar's planet and mother of all bugs. The Queen Bug put a bounty on Agent L's head, offering royal jelly to the Bug that brings her Elle. She later attempted to colonize Manhattan with a new generation of offspring but was foiled by the MIB. The Queen Bug subsequently attempted to conquer Earth once more but was foiled by Agent K and Agent J who flooded the tunnel which the Bugs were using as a base. She was ultimately vanquished by the combined efforts of K and a temporarily amnesiac J. Frank the Pug Eddie Barth Frank the Pug is an extraterrestrial living in New York City, in the guise of a pug. It is later revealed that the "human" at Frank's newspaper stand is a robot, and that Frank's true form still resembles a pug, albeit with a dark green color, antennas, and a 3 pointed tail. The Worm Guys Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley Four aliens that love to drink coffee and relax in the organization's break room. They are renowned for knowing many figures of speech and the organization rulebook. They occasionally help K or J. In the alternate future, the worms are shown as the dominant race after they got slimed and multiplied. Arquillians The Arquillians are a race of tiny humanoid aliens. Arquillians have large heads and eyes, but a small body, and hide in human like robots. The Arquillians are the possessors of the Arquillian Galaxy (a miniaturized 'source of sub atomic power') and will not stand for it being lost or stolen. They are ruled by a complex monarchy. Baltians The first race of aliens encountered by the original agents of the organization: a tall, slender species that vaguely resemble Grey aliens. The Baltians return to Earth every ten years to provide new alien technologies to help fund the organisation. Idikiukup and Bob Patrick Pinney and Pat Fraley A pair of alien twins (earning them the nickname of the Twins) that serve as the MIB's head scientists along with Agent L. They mostly stay at headquarters though Bob pilots a helicopter in "It's a Fmall Fmall World". Alpha David Warner Alpha is Agent K's former mentor, and now the sworn enemy of the M. I. B. and Agent K. Stealing a Verulian Cosmic Integrator, he used it to graft stolen alien body parts onto himself until he was defeated and captured. Escaping and allying himself with Vangus and the Ixions, Alpha turned himself into a cyborg. Alpha is killed in "Endgame Part 2". J often mockingly calls him "Alfalfa". He is the main antagonist of the series. Buzzard Sherman Howard A Zombarian bounty hunter who is an occasional adversary of Agents J and K. Howard and D'Onofrio both previously were guests on Miami Vice and were enemies of Crockett and Tubbs like they were Agent J and K. Dak Jeebs Billy West Jack Jeebs' twin brother. Drekk Ron Perlman Drekk is alien who has a long criminal record: "longer than Van Allen's belt", according to Chief Zed. He is a former cell mate of Frank the Pug, and an antagonist of the lead characters. The Emperor Worm Vincent D'Onofrio The Emperor Worm is the leader of the Worms. Unlike the other Worms, the Emperor is hugely fat, and almost double the height of the others. He usually shows up un announced at the organisation. The Emperor is careless and defenseless, so the other Worms must watch him. Agent H Kurtwood Smith One of the founding members of the Men In Black. He was responsible for most of the MIB's medical equipment. Agent Q One of the founding members of the organization; responsible for the weapons and vehicles that the organization use. When Q was erased from history, all the weapons and vehicles he developed were erased (and restored) with him. Aileen Beth Broderick A female alien and agent of the Men in Black: a blue skinned humanoid, with malleable hands. She lost her former partner to an alien shapeshifter called an Inanimate. She is later assigned another partner named Eidi, whom she treats similarly to K's treatment of J. Like K, she is a legendary agent on her home planet. Eidi Aileen's rookie partner, assigned to her after the capture of the Inanimate. She is the same species as Aileen, but taller and slightly bulkier. Eidi and J bond while working the case due to their shared status as novices partnered with the planet's best agents. Agent U An average agent. His name before joining the organization was Upton, which J easily deduces. There is a running gag where U's agent codename and the word "you" are often confused. Agent U is shown to be a major suck up and simply teaches alien children how to disguise themselves as humans though in "The Buzzard Syndrome" Agent U is seen catching a Micrelian criminal. Agent E An average agent who also worked in Hollywood, getting work for aliens in movies and television shows. Most of her clients resemble aliens like the Xenomorph and Alf. Agent X Adam Baldwin A big eared, green skinned alien originating from the G Dan galaxy; recruited into the organization as Elle's partner, to smooth over human alien relations. Though he has an impeccable record, X was suspended six times in his home galaxy. Dr. Zan'dozz Zeeltor Steve Kehela A blue skinned humanoid alien who replaces Elle as chief scientific officer of the organization. He is very eccentric about the simple items around Earth. Most of his inventions usually cause more harm around J, such as a sticky note pad that started to constrict him. Zeeltor has a pet named Lucy: a Futavian colony bacterium that makes a roaring sound. Troy The Symbiote Rino Romano A young adventurous symbiote who has a playful relationship with J. His dream is to work for the organization, much to his mother's distress. Troy becomes an MIB intern in "The Heads You Lose Syndrome". Klah'Mikk A paperwork filing alien who works for the organisation. The Fmeks The warmongering counterparts of the Arquillians. The Fmeks are the Arquillian's sworn enemy because the Arquillian's planet is bigger than their home world Fmoo. The Ixions A race of oil loving creatures, who with the help of their leader, Vangus, attempt to plunder the Earth's oil to sell it on the intergalactic market. They were ultimately defeated by MIB, along with Alpha. Vangus Billy West The leader of the Ixions.
Дизайн персонажей
Эстетика персонажей была разработана художником комиксов Мигеланхо Прадо.
The aesthetics of the characters were designed by comic book artist Miguelanxo Prado.
Домашние медиа
В Соединенных Штатах шесть эпизодов первой половины первого сезона были выпущены на трех двухэпизодных VHS-кассетах, все они поступили в продажу 16 марта 1999 года. В Соединенном Королевстве аналогичный релиз состоялся 19 августа 2002 года, однако все шесть эпизодов были выпущены на одной расширенной VHS-кассете вместо трех кассет с двумя эпизодами в каждой. В релиз также был включен бонусный седьмой эпизод, который фактически являлся первым эпизодом и был представлен как "пилотный эпизод". Позже было объявлено, что оставшиеся эпизоды первого сезона, с 8-го по 13-й, будут выпущены исключительно в этом регионе и поступят в продажу на VHS 24 января 2003 года. 12 июля 2004 года первые три эпизода первого сезона были выпущены на DVD в Соединенном Королевстве компанией UCA, являющейся совместным предприятием. Планировались дальнейшие релизы, но продажи оказались недостаточно высокими для выпуска других DVD от UCA. Весь первый сезон впервые был выпущен на DVD 4 июля 2007 года в Австралии компанией Sony Pictures Entertainment. В комплект вошли два диска: один содержал семь эпизодов, а другой – оставшиеся шесть. 16 июля 2007 года этот комплект поступил в продажу в Великобритании, однако на этот раз был разделен на два отдельных тома вместо полного бокс-сета. 11 мая 2012 года весь первый сезон впервые был выпущен на DVD в Соединенных Штатах и стал эксклюзивным продуктом для магазинов Target в этой стране. На сегодняшний день никаких планов по выпуску последующих сезонов сериала на DVD не было объявлено (по состоянию на 2021 год). Сериал доступен на стриминговом сервисе Crackle, где поочередно транслируются первые два и последние два сезона.
In the United States, six episodes from the first half of the first season were issued on three two episode VHS volumes, all made available on March 16, 1999. The United Kingdom received a similar release on August 19, 2002, however, all six episodes were released on one bumper VHS instead of three two episode volumes. The release also included a bonus seventh episode, which was actually episode one, billed as the "pilot episode". It was then announced that the remainder of the show's first season, episodes 8–13, would be exclusively released in the region, being made available on VHS on January 24, 2003. On July 12, 2004, the first three episodes of the first season were issued on DVD in the United Kingdom by joint venture business UCA. Further releases were planned, but sales were not strong enough to warrant any other DVD releases from UCA. The entire first season was issued on DVD for the first time on July 4, 2007, in Australia, via Sony Pictures Entertainment. The set contained two discs, one containing seven episodes and the other containing the remaining six. On July 16, 2007, the set was made available in the United Kingdom, however, was this time split up into two separate volumes instead of a whole box set. On May 11, 2012, the entire first season was released on DVD for the first time in the United States, being made available as an exclusive product for Target stores in the country. Thus far, no plans have been announced to issue any further seasons of the show on DVD as of 2021. The series is available on the streaming service Crackle, alternating between the first two seasons and the last two.
Видеоигры
Видеоигра, основанная на серии, под названием Men in Black: The Series, была выпущена для Game Boy Color в 1999 году. Продолжение, под названием Men in Black 2: The Series, также основанное на сериале, вышло для Game Boy Color в 2000 году. Отдельная версия Men in Black: The Series была выпущена для Game Boy Advance в 2001 году. Еще одна игра по мотивам серии, под названием Men in Black: The Series – Crashdown, вышла для PlayStation позднее в 2001 году.
A video game based on the series, titled Men in Black: The Series, was released for the Game Boy Color in 1999. A sequel, titled Men in Black 2: The Series and also based on the show, was released for the Game Boy Color in 2000. A different version of Men in Black: The Series was released for the Game Boy Advance in 2001. Another game based on the series, titled Men in Black: The Series – Crashdown, was released for the PlayStation later in 2001.