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Ah, Chicago. Soon all of your precious soil will be mine, then New York, Paris, Hamburg, Detroit. Well, maybe not Detroit. Those Motorcity Maniacs are a little too crazy for me, but one day.
~ Lawrence Limburger's introductory quote

Lawrence Lactavius Limburger is the main antagonist of the Biker Mice From Mars franchise.

He is a Plutarkian who poses as a tyrannical businessman that runs a corporation, Limburger Industries, in Chicago. He is also the arch-nemesis of the Biker Mice. He does this as a means to his end of taking Lord Camembert's spot as the next High Chairman of Plutark, though he proves himself to be highly incompetent compared to his colleagues, which often leads to scorn from them and his superiors.

He was voiced by the late William Morgan Sheppard.

Appearance[]

Much like all of the other Plutarkians, he is a humanoid fish with greenish-blue scales. While posing as a businessman, Lawrence appears as a large overweight man with tan skin, small eyes, a big mouth with pronounced lips, and a navy bluey pompadour. He is seen wearing a purple button-up suit with a white shirt and red tie underneath, a pair of white gloves, and a pair of gray shoes.

Biography[]

Original Series[]

Lawrence Limburger

Lawrence Limburger

Lawrence Limburger is an alien from the planet Plutark. The Plutarkians solely concentrate on conquering other planets, strip-mining them for all their natural resources and move on to the next planet. When Limburger tried to conquer the planet Mars, he ran into a faction of freedom fighters that rebelled against him. He captured several freedom fighters. Three of them, a trio of motorcycle-riding, anthropomorphic mice, escaped and left the planet.

The Limburger Plaza

Limburger's headquarters: Limburger Plaza.

Limburger eventually came to Earth, after disguising himself as a human. He posed as a greedy industrialist that operated out of the city of Chicago becoming the head of Limburger Industries the biggest industrial company in the world with his main headquarters being a very tall tower called Limburger Plaza. He used several underlings including his brute henchman Greasepit and his wacky scientist Doctor Karbunckle. Limburger makes several attempts to mine it and other parts of Earth of various resources including random earth, dirt, rock, snow, metal and oil, which he plans to send back to his own dying planet. The three biker mice that he once imprisoned, Throttle, Vinnie and Modo, came to Earth and set themselves up at the Last Chance Garage with a mechanic named Charley Davidson. From this garage they waged an ongoing war against Limburger and his minions. Though highly resourceful and cunning, his plans were always foiled and his tower was either destroyed, torn down, launched into space or even disappeared completely by the Biker Mice or some other misfortune at the climax of almost every episode.

New Series[]

Limburger

Limburger's return in the episode "It's The Pits".

Following his defeat at the climax of the original series it seemed that fate had sealed Limburger's fate - the once proud alien despot was forced into hiding and became little more than a bumbling lacky to the powerful villain known as Pit Boss, who he sought to usurp but continually failed (though not for lack of effort).

Limburger's new form was slimer than his original form, which the mice commented on - Limburger was momentarily flattered, even though it wasn't really a compliment.. it was revealed that this was not down to any improvement on Limburger's behalf however as he was still the same grotesque fish-like alien he'd always been beneath his human disguise.

In the three-parter "Once Upon A Time on Earth", he works together with Napoleon Brie and the Catonions to get back at the Biker Mice once again.

Other Media[]

Biker Mice from Mars (1994)[]

Limburger appears in the 1994 SNES racing game game based on the cartoon as one of the playable characters. In it, he patrols some sort of levitating mechanical hovercraft.

Quotes[]

Curse those meddlesome mice!
~ Lawrence Limburger

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • Limburger's name comes from the Roman Limburger cheese which is famous for it's really strong smell explaining why Limburger gives off a terrible odour and why his nicknames and compliments from the Biker Mice and Dr. Karbunkle are always associated with cheese.
  • In one episode of the original series, it has been revealed that his tower has been rebuilt at least 56 times.
  • Even while he was on Mars, Limburger had a fascination towards the gangster period and the Mafia in Chicago, explaining his choice of disguise and some of his mannerisms.

Navigation[]

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Limburger Industries
Lawrence Limburger | Dr. Karbunkle | Greasepit | Fred the Mutant
Supervillains
Catscan | Corroder Cody | Deathmaster | Evil Eye Weevil & the Pukes of Hazard | Icebreaker | Jet Blaster | Lectromag | Limburger Clones | The Mechanic | Munsterella and Gorgonzola | The Pulverizer | Saddle Sore | Stone Cutter | Tunnel Rat | Weathermeister | X-Terminator

Brie Industries
Napoleon Brie | Number One

Plutarkians
Lord Camenbert | The Loogie Brothers | Mudfish Murdock | Perry Provoloni | Dominic T. Stilton | Gerald Guyere | Jack Monteray | Gutama Gouda | Romana Parmesana

The Pits
Pit Boss | Pit Crew

Road Ravens
Jimmy Mac

Sand Raiders
Slobber the Mutt

Catatonians
Hannibal T. Hairball | Cataclysm | Dr. Phineas P. Catorkian | Catalina Catacall | Puss and Boots | Pierre Fluffbottom | Po'ele

The Nitros
Hardaxe

Martian Mice
Mace | Mago Mouse

Others
Billie Monnie | Crusher | Dog Bone | Eyemore | Nomad Rats | Ronaldo Rump | Stalkers

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