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I own you, kid. That contract you signed? It wasn't an acting contract; it was adoption papers. So, as your legal guardian, I say, YOU CAN'T QUIT!
~ Kip Snip showing his true self to Bloo.
You think I care people know my product stinks? You think I care how people stink? I don't care! In fact, DEO Brand deodorant make people smell WORSE!
~ Kip Snip revealing his deoderant's true nature, leading to his downfall.

Kip Snip was a villain from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, and the main antagonist of the episode "The Sweet Stench of Success".

Description

He was a Hollywood agent who adopted Bloo after he got jealous of Eduardo's TV publicity. After acting for many deodorant commercials, Bloo wanted to go home to Foster's, but Kip refuses to let him leave and makes him sleep in a cage.

Kip reveals that the contract Bloo signed was not an acting contract but actually adoption papers, making Kip his new guardian. Mac then receives Bloo's secret message on TV "Help me, Mac," and he is rescued by Mac and friends. Kip is arrested for false advertising (Which is under Article 254, Section 3 of the city's laws; as stated by the officers who arrested him) after revealing that the deodorant he sponsored makes people smell worse and for making Bloo a slave by kidnapping him, forcing him to act, not feeding him, denying him from seeing his friends, and making him sleep in a cage (Even though it wasn't shown on-screen). As he is taken away by the police, he yells "No" while moving his legs crazily.

Trivia

  • Kip is very similar to Dick Hardly from The Powerpuff Girls, which was also one of Craig McCracken works before Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. Both wear glasses, are con artists, blonde, motivated by greed, and trick the main character/characters for their own personal gain.

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