| “ | I'm the vice mayor, not the nice mayor. | ” |
— Vice Mayor Willard in Budget Cuts
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Vice Mayor Willard | |
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| Nickname(s) |
Uncle Will (by Cassie) |
| Gender |
Male |
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| Occupation |
Politican |
| Hair Color |
White |
| Family |
Unnamed mother |
| Romances |
Celia O'Brian |
| Friends |
The Mayor |
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| First Appearance | |
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Vice Mayor Willard is second in command to the Mayor of Swellview and a recurring character in Henry Danger.
He is portrayed by Timothy Brennen.
Description[]
Vice Mayor Willard is Swellview’s somewhat appreciated and somewhat disliked vice mayor. He takes risks in his job, even if others don’t like the choices he makes. Willard tries to play both sides, and he has a lot of pride.
Vice Mayor Willard has gray hair, is fairly tall, and usually dresses in a suit.
History[]
Henry Danger[]
In Tears of the Jolly Beetle, Vice Mayor Willard presents the key to the city to Captain Man and Kid Danger.
In One Henry, Three Girls: Part 1, he attends the First Public Bathroom of Swellview commemoration, where Captain Man makes a speech and sees an old woman passing by, shooting her in the eyes for believing she is Mad Granny, but she turns out to be Vice Mayor Willard's mother. During the resumption of the speech, he witnesses the real Mad Granny's attack on Captain Man.
In Christmas Danger, in the City Hall, he watches Kid Danger present Captain Man at the third annual Christmas Breakfast. Later, he talks to Captain Man and brings journalist Evelyn Hall for an interview with him, even though Captain Man wanted to avoid her.
In Budget Cuts, Vice Mayor Willard takes 90% of the heroes' budget to fund for Swellview's monorail. He also took the budgets of several other businesses in the city. It wouldn't be built for another 40 years, and as a result, the heroes now had to charge money for their services to the city. His niece, Cassie waltz' in and almost attacks him with a pair of scissors.
When the heroes drop by to pay him another visit, they are surprised to find the Vice Mayor dangling from the window attached to a rope. The reason is a disagreement between uncle and niece over. The heroes attempt to pull the Vice Mayor to safety, only to yank his trousers off instead, much to his embarrassment.
In Whistlin' Susie, Vice Mayor Willard delivers a package containing an atomic bomb to the Man Cave. He also sends a video where he is talking about how it wouldn't be a good thing if he left it in the city hall.
He returns in Double-O Danger, he contacted Captain Man and Kid Danger to give them the mission to catch the mob boss, Rob Moss and gave them the information that Rob will be at his daughter's birthday party.
In Sister Twister, Part 1, he communicates with Captain Man and Kid Danger through the screen of the Man Cave, he demands that they go to the City Hall.
In The Beginning of the End, he calls Captain Man and Kid Danger to babysit his step-son Bose.
In The Fate of Danger: Part 2, he attends Kid Danger's funeral where he presents a statue of both heroes, but he ultimately changed his mind and made 2 statues of Kid Danger.
The Adventures of Kid Danger[]
In The Wahoo Punch Bro, he is at a conference, where he mentions being thirsty and is attacked by the Wahoo Punch Bro.
Appearances[]
Henry Danger[]
- Tears of the Jolly Beetle
- One Henry, Three Girls: Part 1
- Christmas Danger
- Back to the Danger: Part 1 (mentioned)
- Budget Cuts
- Whistlin' Susie
- Double-O Danger
- Love Bytes (mentioned)
- Sister Twister, Part 1
- The Beginning of the End
- The Fate of Danger: Part 2
The Adventures of Kid Danger[]
Trivia[]
- Because the city's mayor is never shown, it is implied he could be the acting Mayor of Swellview.
- He may be corrupt, such as when he took 90% of Captain Man and Kid Danger's budget for crime fighting to fund his monorail which wouldn't be built for another 40 years.
- Willard also delivered a package containing an atomic bomb to the Man Cave, implying he has a personal dislike for the heroes. The source of the bomb's sender was later revealed to belong to Rick Twitler.
- As it was seen in Whistlin' Susie, he and the mayor usually call Captain Man and Kid Danger unnecessarily to solve their little problems, like finding lost keys.
- He is mentioned in a newspaper in Henry Danger: The Movie.
Gallery[]
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To view the Vice Mayor Willard gallery, click here.
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Vice Mayor Willard | |
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| Information | |
| Nickname(s) | |
| Gender |
Male |
| Resides in | |
| Occupation |
Politican |
| Hair Color |
White |
| Family |
Celia O'Brian (wife) |
| Romances |
Celia O'Brian |
| Friends |
The Mayor |
| Enemies | |
| Production | |
| First Appearance | |
| Last Appearance | |
| Portrayed By | |
Vice Mayor Willard is second in command to the Mayor of Swellview, the husband of Celia O'Brian, the step-father of Bose O'Brian, and a recurring character in Danger Force. He is a continued character from Henry Danger.
He is portrayed by Timothy Brennen.
Description[]
Vice Mayor Willard is Swellview’s somewhat appreciated and somewhat disliked vice mayor. He takes risks in his job, even if others don’t like the choices he makes. Willard tries to play both sides, and he has a lot of pride.
Vice Mayor Willard has gray hair, is fairly tall, and usually dresses in a suit. He seems to only love Celia and have no feelings towards Bose, however, after spending time with his stepson and watching him perform, he begins to have affection for him.
History[]
In Say My Name, in the 80s, he used to be the Vice Councilman.
In Quaran-kini, he orders people to stay in their homes due to the gas leak from the Bhutt Factory and extends the quarantine for another month.
In The Thousand Pranks War: Part I, he says that puppets are vegetables.
In Radioactive Cat, Celia calls him to tell him to fire Ray and Chapa from ‘Animal Control’.
In Captain Man Strikes Out, After Captain Man destroys all of the SMOCA artworks and goes on a strike, Vice Mayor Willard calls upon Monsieur Man to defend Swellview until the strike is over.
In Family Lies, he and Celia arrive late to parent's night at SW.A.G to have their picture taken. The Vice Mayor is thrilled to see a cowboy saddle and realizes it belongs to Herman, who appreciates Willard’s gravitation towards it. They also meet Angela and Jake. Willard grows impatient with his son and Miles’ absence, and wants to leave with the other parents. Ray pays Willard two hundred dollars to stay, and the other parents drain his wallet as well. Bose and Miles finally return from chasing down Cavekid and they get together for the photo. Just as they are about to take it, Chapa’s real parents arrive, leaving Willard and the other parents confused about who Jake is. Willard also admits to snooping through his kid’s stuff and the other parents followed suit. They take the picture, but get attacked by Cavekid as it happens.
In Mika's Musical, his wife forces him to hire the Danger Force to protect him from being kidnapped during a play performed by the Swellview Academy for the Gifted. A disguised Frankini "kidnaps" Willard and drags him to the bathroom during the show. When AWOL and Volt find them, Frankini reveals the kidnapping was a fake one and that Willard has been hiring Frankini to kidnap him any time he wants to get out of an event. Volt threatens the vice mayor with her electrokinesis, ordering him to get back to see the show. He stays with his wife to see the show, at the end, he cries because he is proud of Bose. He applauds his step-son, Frankini and the others students of the S.W.A.G.
In Jack the Clipper, he was among the victims of hair ruined by the infamous Jack the Clipper.
In Minyak Attack, he is forced to wear a helmet due to his addiction to colored soda. The Vice Mayor accompanies Celia and Bose to Hip Hop Purée to buy a painting thanks to the Danger Force, who sell it to Celia, in exchange for him returning ownership of the Man's Nest to Captain Man, a request he accepted, signing it on a napkin and allowing Captain Man to go to Mom Con, and taking ownership of the Nest from Dr. Minyak.
In Class Action Heroes, Bose mentions that the Vice Mayor Willard hates the constitution.
In Unmasked, he realized that someone was stealing his sandwiches and took the fingerprints of everyone in Swellview to find out who it was, but he soon discovered that he himself ate them while he slept.
In The Force Returns, Part 2, he becomes completely useless due to Celia's kidnapping, resigning his position as vice mayor and announcing his resignation on KLVY as Swellview descends into chaos. After Celia's return, the Vice Mayor regained his position.
In Miles Sells His Soul, he hits record high 19% approval rating.
In Bose's Birthday Party, he got tickets to a fireworks show at The Wicker Inn to celebrate his anniversary with Celia and dropped off his daughter, Poopsie, at Buddy Fudgers' house, where Bose's birthday party was being held. The Vice Mayor ordered AWOL to come to the party and entertain Poopsie, threatening to shut the party down if he didn't show up. Shortly after, the Vice Mayor and Celia were able to flee the hotel fire.
Appearances[]
Season 1[]
- Say My Name (mentioned)
- Quaran-kini (mentioned)
- Chapa's Crush (mentioned)
- The Thousand Pranks War: Part II (mentioned)
- Radioactive Cat (voice)
- Captain Man Strikes Out
- Family Lies
Season 2[]
- Mika's Musical
- Jack the Clipper (picture)
- Alien Zoo (mentioned)
- Minyak Attack
- Chapa's Phone Home (mentioned)
- Class Action Heroes (mentioned)
- Wedding of the Trentury (mentioned)
- Unmasked (mentioned)
Season 3[]
- The Force Returns, Part 1 (mentioned)
- The Force Returns, Part 2
- Miles Sells His Soul (mentioned)
- Bose's Birthday Party
- Ray Forgives (mentioned)
Trivia[]
- He has an addiction to colored sodas.
- In Say My Name, it is revealed that before becoming Vice Mayor, he was the Vice Councilman during the 1980s.
- He used to hire Frankini to miss Bose's events, in exchange for skiing together to Mika's Musical.
Gallery[]
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To view the Vice Mayor Willard gallery, click here.
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