| Monster Convict | |
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| Role | Monster Convict |
| Gender | Male |
| Voiced by | Richard Steven Horvitz |
| In episode(s) | Cold-Blooded Superjail Grand Prix (cameo) |
The Monster Convict (no name given in show) is a serial killer who loves to fashion his victim's skin into furniture. He was mistaken to be Jacknife by Jailbot. Dreaded over by the inmates, making The Warden very jealous.
Personality[]
He is a sick, twisted, cold blooded, serial killer who makes furniture, clothing, and masks from his victims body parts. He lives alone in an old farmhouse right next to a graveyard. It is unknown how many people he has killed (possibly ranging in thousands). In one scene he waits in line for lunch in the Superjail cafeteria. During his turn, the lunch lady turns her back on him for a moment to get soup. When facing the Monster Convict again, all the convicts around him had been gruesomely slaughtered. The lunch lady quickly followed, being killed by having her ladle jammed into the side of her head. Later in the episode, Jared enters the Monster Convict's cell, as per The Warden's orders so he (The Warden) can learn how to be feared and respected like the Monster Convict. He finds it littered with body parts of other convicts that have been fashioned into furniture and other "homey" items. Monster Convict displays much skill in killing people with almost perfect precision and speed. Ironically, when he discovers Jared snooping around his cell, he slipped on a puddle of blood and fell on his own knife, which went straight through his right eye socket and out the back of his skull. His body was dumped in the freezer room where Alice later has sex with it, until she was frozen as well. Then The Warden tried to have sex with her now frozen body, only to get frozen too after he stupidly stuck his tongue on Alice's frozen posterior. He seems to parody characters from slasher films and horror movies, such as Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th, Michael Myers from Halloween, Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs.
Relation to Other Characters[]
- The Warden - Never met him face to face, but the Warden got jealous over how everybody showed him so much fear and respect.
- Jared - Tries to murder him but ends up dying ironically in the process.
- Alice - Never met her face to face but she fell in love with him (and had sex with his corpse).
- Jailbot - Jailbot picked up and took him to Superjail, mistaking him for Jacknife.
- Jacknife - After Jacknife escaped to Monster's house, Monster found and ripped Jacknife's face off and used it as a mask, while tying him up. Ironically, this spared Jacknife from being sent to Superjail as the Monster Convict went in his place for him.
Trivia[]
- How he made furniture from human beings as well as lived next to a graveyard is based on real life serial killer/grave-robber Ed Gein.
- Despite being killed in "Cold-Blooded", the Monster Convict has made two cameo appearances in the Season 2 episode "Superjail Grand Prix" and the Season 4 episode "Superstorm!" respectively.
The Monster Convict's cameo appearance in "Superjail Grand Prix"
The Monster Convict's cameo appearance in "Superstorm!" - The Monster Convict's cell number is #403, as revealed in "Superstorm!"
The Monster Convict's cellnumber - The Monster Convict coming back to life in "Superjail Grand Prix" and "Superstorm!" after dying in "Cold-Blooded" could most likely be a reference to horror movie villains such as Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th and Michael Myers from Halloween being resurrected after dying. This is even implied on some newspapers of the Monster Convict in "Cold-Blooded."
- The Monster Convict only speaks in grunts done by an uncredited performance of Richard Steven Horvitz, using a vocal pitch shifter. Richard Horvitz is also known for voicing ZiM on Invader ZiM and Daggett Beaver on the Angry Beavers.
