VS Character Analysis: Dr. Doofenshmirtz (Part 1)

Before I begin:

Ah jeez Phineas and Ferb canon is a nightmare.

This will be covering nearly all official material featuring Doofenshmirtz. The tv shows and movies will hold precedence over all else, but almost everything will be looked at. This includes Phineas and Ferb, both movies, Milo Murphy’s Law, Hamster & Gretel, any official commercials, all Phineas and Ferb video games, all books*, Spot the Diff, Shark Tank, Doofenshmirtz’s Daily Dirt, Take Two with Phineas and Ferb**, Random Rings, Character Commentaries, Theme Song Take Over, How NOT To Draw Dr. Doofenshmirtz, the 2010 Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights, and The Best Live Tour Ever.

In general, these all do not contradict the show much, and the ways that they do can easily be explained and are relatively minor (For example, several novels and magazines claim Baljeet's last name is "Rai", while the show has it as "Tjinder". Both were officially given by co-creator Jeff "Swampy" Marsh at different times, which explains the different cases and isn't that important anyway). And it isn't like the show doesn't contradict itself several times anyway, such as Carl stating he was born without nostrils (13:40) despite describing how things smell (12:28) several times (3:07).

That isn’t to say everything ever is getting included. Chibi Tiny Tales for example is explicitly stated to be not canon in the theme song. Crossover games such as Disney XD Jump the Shark are also not going to be included. An exception will be made for the Where's My Perry series of games as outside of the commercials, they are largely disconnected from the mainline Where's My Water games. For a similar reason, Broken Karaoke is not being used as well.

Doof's takeover of Kiff's theme song is also not being included. While the video makes it clear that the Phineas and Ferb world and the Kiff world are not naturally connected, with Doof and Perry only appearing with portals, it is still a crossover with a property not created by Dan Povenmire or Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, and thus comes with some additional consequences about scaling and whatnot that are clearly far outside the initial scope of the series.

Additionally, due to the weird canonicity of the show, it can be hard to determine what is and isn’t canon, so for this we will be treating every episode that has the actual Doofenshmirtz as canon. This includes Mission Marvel, both Cliptastic Countdowns, and Night of the Living Pharmacists, but will not include any of the Time Shift episodes or episodes that are confirmed to take place in another universe like Tales from the Resistance or Lost in Danville (though any of those are still usable for scaling). Wizard of Odd and Phineas and Ferb Get Busted are both dreams, and Terrifying Tri-State Trilogy of Terror, Excaliferb, and Ferb TV are in-universe stories, so won’t be counted either. Also the Star Wars special is confirmed to be non-canon and it doesn’t even use the normal versions of the characters anyway. Also also, even though Mission Marvel is being treated as canon, there will not be any scaling to the Marvel characters counterparts from the other Disney XD shows.

A full media guide will be at the bottom of part 2 listing exactly what was and wasn't included.

*Unfortunately I was unable to find every single Phineas and Ferb book and comic online for free, some I could only find partially, and I really did not want to spend money for this blog. This blog will cover as much as I was able to, and a full list of what books and comics are and aren't covered can be found here, as well as links to whatever website I was able to find them on. If anyone has the missing ones or knows how to get them for free, I would love if you could share that with me and I will update the blog as soon as I can with the new information.

**Only the United States versions of the episodes were looked at, and there were a couple reasons why. The most obvious is that I don't speak all the languages, but a larger reason is that most of the segments were repurposed segments from the American release. For example, Bruno Salomone's interview uses the same segments from Neil Patrick Harris's, and this is true for most of the international episodes. Because of this, I felt it wasn't necessary to look through the entire catalogue of international episodes as they would add very little if anything at all.

Also, shout out to CapeVS's Perry vs Skipper blog, which I got some calcs from and will specify which ones they are.

Background

Heinz Doofenshmirtz, a name synonymous with power, genius, and pure evil that strikes fear into anyone who hears it. Or at least, that's what he wants you to think. Born in the long European country of Drusselstein, Heinz's life was never easy. After neither of his parents showed up for his birth, he was forced to celebrate every subsequent birthday alone, throwing surprise birthday parties for himself. Soon after, he was disowned by his parents and raised by ocelots, and with little money he had from working at the carnival dunk tank (as the ball you throw to dunk people), he made his only friend Balloony.

He was eventually reunited with his family, where he would be forced to work as a lawn gnome all day and all night, unable to move even as Balloony started floating away. Soon, Doof's parents were expecting another child, and his mother spent hours knitting beautiful dresses for the young girl to wear. Unfortunately, the baby turned out to be a boy, which forced Doof to wear all of the dresses that were knit, causing him to be made a laughing stock.

His new brother Roger turned out to be an expert in kickball, the sport that Doof's mother's love was inexplicably linked to, causing Roger to easily be the favorite child. It wasn't just his parents that were rude to him either, he was bullied by nearly everyone. Boris always kicked sand in his face, Grulinda dumped buckets of water on his head, and in his teenage years Huge-Hands Hans won over the love of Doof's first girlfriend.

It wasn't all awful for him though, as during this time he discovered his love of science at the science fair where he would develop his Inator, the first of many to come. Although he lost to a baking soda volcano, he knew that he had found his passion. The next year, he came back with an Even Bigger Inator, though again lost to a baking soda volcano. After taking a trip to the Schtor, which turned out to actually be a ship, Doof figured he was departing for a new land full of golden opportunity. Unfortunately, he landed in America instead.

However, Doof never gave up. He started his own bratwurst company where he worked as a street vendor, dated Lindana before she got famous, and joined a poetry competition, where again he lost to a baking soda volcano. Eventually, he would attend community college and meet Charlene, where they fell in love. They got married and had a daughter together named Vanessa, though they got divorced some point after because she couldn't stand Mr. Tomato, Doof's sock puppet (at least, that's what she tells him).

At some point, Doof attended Evil school, and though he flunked out, this started a spark inside Doof. He knew evil was calling to him as his passion, and using his knowledge of science he started to create more inventions he called Inators, all for the goal of taking over the Tri-State Area. After getting his picture taken one day, he realized someone was watching him, a teal platypus secret agent named Perry who would become Doof's nemesis. Every day since, he hatched a new evil scheme and created an Inator, all funded for by his ex-wife Charlene's alimony checks, and Perry the Platypus would show up to stop him.

Doof eventually would bring the greatest evil geniuses around together and form L.O.V.E. M.U.F.F.I.N., the League Of Villainous Evildoers Maniacally United For Frightening Investments in Naughtiness, and although known for losing, especially with his love for self-destruct buttons, some of his schemes have gone according to plan, at least somewhat. He moved the Earth away from the sun creating an everlasting winter, he turned Carl evil, though he got captured by him, and he successfully rotated the moon, which as it turns out will not rotate the dark side of the moon, go figure.

Despite having one of the worst childhoods in cartoon history, Doof will never give up. Eventually he tried throwing the evil part of him away, becoming a good guy and joining O.W.C.A., the crime-fighting Organization Without a Cool Acronym. His legacy would not be forgotten either, as far into the future he would become known as Professor Time, the inventor of time travel. To the rest of the Tri-State Area however, he will forever be known as Doctor Heinz Doofenshmirtz (especially after he tried to put a hole in the ozone shaped like his name).

Experience, Skill, and Intelligence

Doof has been in the fight against evil (on the side of evil) for a good while. He has been stated to have fought Perry at least 100 (3:17), if not over 150 times, and even 200 times in the same summer, and it is even shown that he's been fighting Perry since Milo was in the first grade (a, 3:48). Milo turns 13 over the course of the show, which would suggest that he is in seventh grade, giving Doof 6 years of experience fighting Perry (though this is debatable, as Across the 2nd Dimension notes that it's been 5 years since Phineas and Ferb got Perry (2:32), and he's obviously younger than he is when he's shown meeting Doof). Of course he usually fails to enact his plans, but that doesn't mean the experience isn't there. He has also shown to be able to combat other characters such as Peter the Panda, various Pistachions (34:38), his own zombie clones (37:59), and even several Marvel villains with his Waffle-inator. He also assisted the rest of L.O.V.E. M.U.F.F.I.N. in capturing every animal agent in a short time frame. After he defected to the good side and joined O.W.C.A., he would be trained by Perry the Platypus and learn to fight as a team, taking down Professor Parenthesis in the process (The OWCA Files).

Doof has also shown excellence in thinking on his feet to avoid disasters. He was shown being able to react to and assist against small bubbles of Orgaluth's Law (basically a stronger Murphy's Law) and quickly comes up with a plan to lure bees away from his daughter and her friends (10:24), which he later also does something similar against his zombie army (39:32). However, he has also shown a degree of impulsiveness and lack of self-control several times, such as when he pushed a button specifically labeled "Do Not Push", twice (a, 7:06).

Despite losing constantly against Perry the Platypus, Doof is surprisingly skilled in combat. He has been able to match Perry on several occasions, such as in a brief wrench fight or when he wielded a bratwurst against Perry with a hot dog, even catching him by surprise when he decided to bite the end off of Perry's weapon to gain an advantage. When both were wielding weapons, Doof was able to match and even disarm Perry of his sword while retaining the ball-and-chain he had (10:11), and when Perry was wielding noisemakers, Doof using paddle-balls was able to match blow-for-blow and eventually get knock him off the platform. Perhaps most impressively, he could fight Perry while in the middle of a fast double-dutch machine, which had previously caught Perry. Other impressive showings outside of his battles with Perry are when he bested Rodney with a mop (39:42) and fought back against an invisible tiger (6:50).

Doofenshmirtz has shown other impressive skills off as well. He was able to orchestrate the successful jailbreak of Dennis the Rabbit out of OWCA-traz, which is called a super secret maximum security prison (1:02), and came up with a plan of escape after several OWCA agents had seemingly given up on escape (19:10). He was able to quickly pick handcuffs with a hairpin, and with the assistance of Perry, set traps all over a park in order to incapacitate the skilled bounty hunter there (13:22). He can speak whale (6:08) and, though he claims to not understand Perry (6:52), he has shown that he can understand at least a few sentences in platypus (12:18). He claims to know the martial art as Singapore Crab that he learned in Hoboken (6:08), as well as being the boxing champion in middle school (6:42). He also knows another unknown martial art that he tried out in his youth, and his proposed institute offers mixed martial arts, implying Doof knows some degree of that as well. However, it should be noted that he failed jungle gym in grade school and deems it notable to mention when in a pinch, meaning he likely doesn't consider himself much greater than his past self in this regard.

Doof is a scientific genius, being knowledgable in many branches of science, including robotics, physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, and more. He regularly constructs massive machines capable of performing scientific impossibilities, and while he usually uses blueprints to go off of for his inventions, he does not need to. He was able to create a Re-Good-inator out of just the spare parts he found on a plane (12:36), as well as a Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free-inator out of seemingly random objects in prison, and most impressively, after being stranded through time in ancient Mongolia with nothing more than the clothes he was wearing (9:12), he was able to create an invention that could take him back to the present from scratch. He also was able to recognize that Perry was making slight adjustments to his inator in order to perform the opposite effect, though he failed to realize the reason Perry was doing it (4:56).

Unfortunately, this level of technological prowess comes with the drawback of generally less-than-average common sense. The most infamous example is his repeated ability to not recognize Perry the Platypus without his hat, even when being told that the platypus's name is Perry. However, this is not as big of a weakness as it may seem. Though being unable to recognize Perry when first seeing him as a platypus, should Perry remove his hat Doof is still generally able to recognize him as Perry (most of the time). Additionally, Major Monogram mentions that Perry could not show himself as Phineas and Ferb's pet for risk of Doofenshmirtz recognizing him like that (15:37), meaning it is possible that Doof has learned enough overtime to mitigate this perceived weakness. Doof is also capable of recognizing Perry's fighting style on a giant marionette puppet (8:47), confirming that this is likely a very specific gap in his otherwise noteworthy intelligence.

Equipment

Inators

Doofenshmirtz is known for making inventions, which he typically names with the suffix "-inator". Technically not all of the inventions in this section have the "-inator" suffix, because Doof occasionally likes to change things up. Most of Doofenshmirtz's inators have a self-destruct button on them, which often leads to his own downfall. A majority of these are destroyed, but Doofenshmirtz has shown to hold various inators in his house when they aren't in use, holds old inator parts in his basement (3:00), and has been able to replicate an inator exactly how it was made originally (4:56), so it is likely that he could replicate them all. A lot of the handheld ones are even kept in a box. This list includes every inator Doof has created that we know about, however official commercials have described him as having "thousands of inators", meaning that he has much more that we haven't seen. Unfortunately there's no real way to account for that.

Make-Up-Your-Mind-inator

An inator that Doof claims can destroy anyone who can't make up their mind. We never actually see it in action, so it is unclear exactly what it would do, though the inator was never destroyed on-screen.

Copy-and-Paste-inator

An inator that is housed within Doof's blimp. With it Doof is able to lie down and clone himself, though it can create many imperfect clones as well. A drawback is that it seemingly takes some time to get working. Once activated however, it can create a massive army of perfect clones of Doof that serve him exactly, with the task Doof wanting them to do being shop at the mall for him. It comes with buttons for deleting specific clones as well as one that deletes all of the clones at once.

Monster-Truck-Away-inator

An inator made to teleport all monster trucks away so that Doofenshmirtz can sell his own. It typically is not effective against things that aren't monster trucks, only causing some swelling. However, there is a dial on it that can be adjusted so that other things can be teleported away, like the Doofenshmirtz-Mobile and evil investors. The objects in question are teleported to another dimension with a baby alien.

Monster-Truck-Locate-inator

A small handheld inator that tells Doof where the nearest monster truck is so that he may destroy it. It doesn't seem that useful, though given Doof has his own monster truck he would be able to locate it with this.

Destruct-inator

An inator that Doof made for an unknown reason. When fired, it can instantly destroy something, as it does to a bridge. It is destroyed itself when Perry pushes it off a cliff.

Now-Who's-Blinded-By-Sand-inator

Also known as the Who's-Crying-Now-inator, this inator has a large boot and a hand carrying a bucket full of sand. This was made by Doof to get back at his old bully Big Black Boots Boris the Bully, who would always kick sand in Doof's face. The plan was that this would kick a bunch of sand onto Boris's house. However, the wind made all of the sand blow right back into Doofenshmirtz's face. The inator was never technically destroyed.

Gloom-inator 3000-inator

An inator that Doof creates to change the weather. By inserting and shooting out several weather pellets, Doof wanted to bring about a new ice age with thousands of them, but ended up creating a tornado with two that took out much of Danville. This inator is presumably destroyed by the tornado when Doof gets caught in it. A later version of the inator is seen creating a massive storm over Danville instantly, with a beam instead of the weather pellets (15:03).

Bread-inator

An inator that shoots out a laser converting whatever it hits into a loaf of bread. It will then release a flock of hungry magpies that will follow the beam and quickly devour the bread. It was made to destroy the statue of Rutherford B. Hayes, though it is able to affect objects as large as a roller rink stadium. It was simply turned off by Perry and not destroyed, as Doof had a headache that day and didn't feel like fighting.

Slow-Motion-inator

A handheld inator that can slow down whatever it hits. It slowed Perry down to a speed where it took him several minutes to cross a room running, and it is described as being a "snail's pace". It was even able to slow someone's descent while they were falling so that they would be unharmed by landing. It also has a reverse-switch that speeds someone up, bringing them back to their regular speed if they were previously hit with the slowing effect.

Ugly-inator

A handheld inator that Doof created due to his self-image issues. It harnesses the natural ugliness of the bullfrog inside to turn whatever it blasts into something ugly, like making a handsome actor ugly or degrading a recliner to a plastic chair. If the bullfrog is swapped out for something appealing, like a picture of famous actor Vance Ward, it can turn things back from ugly to beautiful. It should be noted that if the target is already very ugly, the inator will have no effect.

Sandwich-Suit-Remove-inator

For some reason Doofenshmirtz has a vendetta against people wearing sandwich suits, and so created this inator to fly around and suck up all the sandwich suits, shredding them into pieces afterwards. It is able to suck up more than just sandwich suits, but that's what its primary purpose was. It eventually runs out of fuel before crashing into the Danville glacier and shattering it into millions of pieces.

Media-Erase-inator

After accidentally saving a kitten from falling out of a tree, Doof was thought to be a good guy by everyone and a video of it was shared on the internet. To combat this, Doof created this inator to erase all traces of this event so that people would stop thinking he was good. It is able to erase video signals, photographs, or even the images off of billboards and street signs. It ends up short circuiting and explodes. A later version is seen being called just the Erase-inator, and it is able to erase not just the media on an object, but the object itself (16:57).

Atomic Leaf-Blower-inator

A giant leaf blower that Doof created to blow leaves onto his neighbor's yard. It is strong enough to blow all the leaves off of his tree, and even better, spin a windmill fast enough for it to lift an entire mini-golf course into the air. However, because it is so large it is wildly uncontrollable, and Doof proceeded to fly away after using it.

Shrink-inator

An inator that Doof has made many times over the course of the series. The first was seen in Does This Duckbill Make Me Look Fat?, where it was turned into a plantar by Doof. This one has a button that fires a beam that shrinks things down to handheld size, shrinking a pair of portals to be earrings for Linda. This one later appears in Let's Take A Quiz, where it shrinks the entire game show in Phineas and Ferb's backyard (9:22), and even shrinks all of Doofenshmirtz except for his hand (10:30). What is seen after this is unknown.

There is also a version of the Shrink-inator that is seen on Doof's hovercraft in Not Phineas and Ferb. This one is used to shrink many famous landmarks all over the world (4:40), and can also grow things back to normal size if they are shot again with it (9:38).

In Milo Murphy's Law, Doof has a handheld variant of the Shrink-inator. Doof tried to use this to shrink a baseball down to microscopic size, but missed and instead shrunk the school he was in and everything in it except for the baseball somehow (a, 6:01). This one also has a reverse-switch that lets him grow the school back to normal size (a, 7:07).

Another version of the Shrink-inator was stolen by Evil Carl in the video game Inator Overload. Nothing is really notable about this one, aside from it seemingly wearing off if the target is hit with another inator.

Yet another Shrink-inator was presented by Doofenshmirtz while he was on Shark Tank. This version has two controls: a forward/reverse switch for firing a shrinking or growing beam, as well as a self-destruct button. Doof made it so that he could shrink city hall down and put it in his pocket. He says it costs $1000 to create, so he is planning on selling it for $1001 to make a profit. Doof ends up hitting the self-destruct button on accident when trying to show it off, destroying it.

Giant Robotic Penguin Icy-Freeze-Your-Socks-Off-Breath-inator

A collection of inators all shaped like large penguins. They are able to fire blasts of ice that instantly freeze their target in a block of ice, and they were designed to be able to freeze the entire Tri-State Area in order for Doofenshmirtz to sell his hot cocoa. They are so large that them walking was strong enough to shake the city streets. They were eventually all destroyed when they with Phineas and Ferb's giant bowling ball.

Inator

The very first inator that Doof ever made at a science fair when he was young. Thanks to him not really having a plan for it, it was simply called "Inator" and just shoots a beam into space. Apparently, despite being built as the first inator, it is strong enough to blast a ton of dust off of Mars's surface, and the beam is fast enough to reach Mars in just a couple of seconds. There also was a version created later that was the "Even Bigger Inator", which we don't ever get to see in action.

Not as good as a baking soda volcano though.

Misbehave-inator

A small handheld inator that Doof created so that he could win the dog show. As Doof says himself, it does what the name implies, making whatever is hit with it misbehave, like trained dogs now being rude to their owners. It seems to force whoever is hit to do the opposite of whatever they would do normally, as Buford was a good sport about losing after getting hit, when prior he was a sore loser.

Giant Heat Ray

A giant machine that was never officially given the inator name. It was created by Doof just in case he wanted to do something evil later after stealing all the steaks in the Tri-State Area in order to make his Steak Specs invention. It is able to heat up objects to the point where they explode, like the S.C.U. or Phineas and Ferb's observatory. It requires a password to unlock (Doofalicious), and after doing so it can fire randomly in all directions.

Dance-inator

Intended to make a machine that instantly dries his clothes, Doof accidentally made an inator that harnesses the power of dance to make whatever it hits forced to dance. This works even on inanimate objects like clothes, a movie studio, or even the inator itself. While the victim is forced to dance, it appears that they are able to choose what dance they want to do, and thus are still able to fight while being forced to dance. Doof and Perry were able to stop dancing at the same time, though it is a bit unclear of what causes this, as even after the Dance-inator is destroyed, it was still able to affect the movie studio from across town. It also doesn't appear to be a time limit, as it is implied that the dryer repair man had been dancing for a long time before Perry showed up. The Dance-inator was eventually led off of a ledge and destroyed.

Read-My-Mind-inator

When Doof had an embarrassing video circling the internet, he couldn't even leave his lair without being laughed at. In retaliation, he created an inator to wear on his head that can read what he is thinking about and show it on the screen. When the Universal Delete button Perry brought was attached however, it didn't just show what Doof was thinking, it was able to erase what he was thinking from every computer and every mind, with Doof implying that he would be unaffected by it by wearing the helmet (17:45). Unfortunately, he was thinking of aglets (the tip of a shoelace) when he pressed the button, and destroyed the inator himself when he thought he had won (20:50).

Smell-inator

After being annoyed at the festival happening beneath his tower, Doof created this inator to spread the smell of dirty diapers, an idea he got from the baby shower he went to (7:43). By inserting liquidated dirty diaper smell into the machine and setting the range for 200 yards, Doof planned to make the entire carnival smell so that they'd leave. Unfortunately, he accidentally inserted Phineas and Ferb's growth serum and the range all the way to the entire universe, causing everything in the universe (10:15). We never actually see this inator destroyed.

Platypus-Secret-Agent-Arrival-In-Order-To-Foil-My-Evil-Plot-Capture-inator

An inator created to lure Perry into a trap. It is disguised as Dr. Doofenshmirtz sitting in a chair, and can be activated with a remote that causes it to explode, trapping whoever's caught in the blast with restraints. Unfortunately Perry was one step ahead of Doof and used a decoy to get trapped instead.

Hot-Dog-Vendor-Revenge-inator

Before Doof was evil, he was something slightly less than evil: a bratwurst street vendor. Jealous of the hot dog vendors that would get much more attention, Doof would eventually create this inator to destroy the competition. It shoots out a freeze ray that encases whatever it hits with ice, strong enough to freeze an aquarium tank, though notably not freezing all the way through (20:20). This inator was eventually destroyed by a wave of bratwurst.

Turn-Everthing-Evil-inator

An inator that Doof made in order to create an army of evil things. The inator shoots out a beam that turns anything evil, including inanimate objects like a toothbrush and bar of soap. It was able to turn a pool of gelatin into a large gelatin monster, giving it intelligence and the ability to speak (6:00). There is also a button that shoots out a radar to attract everything hit by the beam to Doof's location and obey him (8:33). The inator was eventually short-circuited by the sprinkler system (10:02).

A duplicate of the inator was later used by Rodney, called the Turn-Everything-Evil-izer. This machine was intended to have shot Rodney, making him even more evil than he already is. However, it actually shot Lawrence Fletcher (7:27), who became so evil just looking at his eyes can cause someone to hide in fear (8:52). Lawrence quickly took over the evil organization L.O.V.E. M.U.F.F.I.N., but was broken out of his trance from seeing Phineas and Ferb (9:52). Given it's implied that Rodney simply copied Doof's inator for this machine, it should be capable of the same things.

Invis-inator

A ray that makes whatever hit with it completely invisible (7:15). It only affects what is directly caught in the beam, and thus can make objects only partially invisible (8:18). If an invisible target were to go through the beam again, it makes them visible (7:36). It also has a button on the control panel that turns it into a Disintegrator Ray, making whatever caught in the beam disintegrated. It was eventually destroyed when Perry pointed the beam to disintegrate the control panel (10:27).

De-Love-inator Satellite

An inator housed on a satellite in orbit controlled by a remote. Doof wanted to remove love in the entire Tri-State Area (14:49), and anyone hit by the beam will instantly have the feeling of love removed from them (21:51). The remote also seems responsible for holding the satellite in orbit, as when Perry destroyed the remote it caused the satellite to fall back to Earth (19:34). Doof originally didn't need the inator anymore after his date, but the falling satellite ending up hitting his date with the beam.

Whale-Translator-inator

To win the heart of a woman who loved whales, Doof created this inator to translate whale speech into English. Unfortunately when the inator was activated, it was revealed that the whales were trash-talking Doof, causing the woman to leave him in favor of the whale (5:38). Nothing of the inator is seen in the present.

Ballgown-inator

A handheld inator that creates a ballgown on whoever is hit with it, seemingly replacing their current clothes if they were wearing any or creating one if not. As shown with Perry, if the target is small enough they may be unable to walk or fight properly with a ballgown on (14:27). Doof planned to cause mass embarrassment across the Tri-State Area by zapping every man, making himself more manly by comparison (15:15). However Perry ends up zapping him with the inator, before destroying the machine (21:09).

Static-Electro-Amplif-inator

By generating a large amount of static electricity with his Socky-Shocky-Suit, Doof can use this inator to amplify the amount of static electricity to attract balloons all over the Tri-State Area (17:08). He did this in the hopes of finding Balloony, his old balloon best friend from when he was a kid (8:44). Unfortunately, the massive amount of balloons ripped the inator out of the ground and brought it, and Doof, high into the air, smashing into Mitch's ship (17:44).

Kick-inator 5000

Doof's mother's love was always inexplicably linked to kickball, which is a real shame as Doof was not good at it. So when the Doofenshmirtz family reunion rolled around and the annual kickball tournament started, he needed a way to impress his mother, and so created this inator (6:21). It allows him to kick much stronger than his normal kicks, strong enough to kick a kickball across town (9:35). However it is notably heavy and hard to walk around in, and Doof still has to time his kicks in order to succeed at kickball. This inator was never actually destroyed.

Evaporator-inator

Made out of recycled plastic bottles and solar-powered (19:47), this inator is said to be "Greevil" by Doof as it is both green and evil. This inator fires a ray that instantly evaporates all the water that it hits (20:13), and Doof implies it can be used against opponents as well as he tries to evaporate Perry with it. However, because it is solar-powered, if it is out of the sun for even a second it will fail to work (21:02). This inator was never actually destroyed onscreen.

Scorch-inator

Because Doof developed an addiction to informercials and couldn't help himself from buying whatever he saw on TV, he became infuriated at the idea of infomercials and thus created this inator. This inator is said to melt, smelt, and render TV towers down to their most basic components, getting rid of infomercials (4:50). Unfortunately Doof gets interrupted by Perry escaping before he finished activating it, and what happens to it afterwards is unknown.

Mountain-Out-of-a-Molehill-inator

All Doof's life he was told to not make mountains out of molehills, and so out of spite he decided to create this inator (15:30). After Doof places a tiny sphere of compressed nitrogen molecules between the rays (18:50), the inator infuses it with electricity, growing the sphere larger and more powerful by the minute. Eventually, Doof can hit a button on a remote to drop the sphere, and after it enters the ground it will target all molehills in the vicinity, growing them and transforming them into mountains. The range is fairly large, as it was able to affect a molehill at Phineas and Ferb's house from Doof's building (20:00). It was destroyed by the Unstuck-inator (see below).

Unstuck-inator

A giant boot that Doof can activate with a remote for it to drop down and get the energy ball unstuck (20:04). The inator was destroyed in the electrical discharge of a giant battery, launching the boot, and Doof, across Danville (21:11).

Monkey-Enslave-inator Helmet

Needing manual labor for his "Big Laundry" plan, Doof created this inator to force the monkeys on an island into labor. With this inator on a monkey's head, they are forced to follow Doof's orders and work for him. Only one monkey needs the helmet because monkey see, monkey do (17:52). If the helmet gets knocked off of them however, they will all instantly turn against Doof and fight him (19:44).

Music-Video-Mind-Control-inator

His name is Doof and I'll do what he says *woop woop*

Ahem. Originally disguised as the Music-Video-Clip-inator, Doof created this inator to mind control the audience with a song so addictive, it was scientifically created to get stuck in their heads. This causes anyone who listens to the song for a few seconds to be instantly mind controlled and serve Doof, even if the video stops playing. However, the mind control can be overrun if the victim is exposed to an even catchier song, such as "Gitchee Gitchee Goo".

Nanny-inator

This inator acts as a nanny and was built by Doof in order to keep Perry busy while Doof kept his heart rate down. It is able to trap someone in a diaper (5:08) and can sense when the diaper gets messy and needs changing. It is also strong enough to pierce the ground with its strikes. It was ultimately tricked by Perry and destroyed as a result (10:41).

Bum-Bum-inator

After learning about a baby's connection to the mother's heartbeat, Doof created this inator that harnesses his heartbeat through a connection on his wrist (8:22). Doof planned to project his heartbeat across town to make every baby think that he is their leader, therefore amassing an army of babies that no one would dare fight against because y'know, they're babies (5:50). Unfortunately, if Doof's heartrate gets too high, the inator will short-circuit, causing it to fly across the town and take Doof along with it (11:35).

Away-inator Helmet

A bike helmet Doof wears that he attached a small inator to. One blast from this inator is able to send whatever it hits into another dimension, like Doof does to this jerky motorcyclist ("she's sixteen!") (12:48). Doof later tries to use this inator against Kelly Osbourne, but ends up hitting a mirror, bouncing the beam back to himself and sending him to another dimension (15:31).

Giant Dog-Biscuit-inator

A giant dog biscuit covered in gravy and strapped with twin rockets. Doof planned to launch this inator across the Tri-State Area, luring the new barking dogs in the apartment complex next door away and giving Doof some peace and quiet (6:00). However, he spent too long dealing with Planty the Potted Plant, and the dogs from next door ended up barging into his room on their own, devouring the inator right there (10:30).

Bigger-inator

An inator that Doof built for an unknown reason. When activated, it fires a beam that makes anything it hits much larger, and it can affect objects as large as the moon, growing them to a much larger size (17:02). It is unknown what happened to the inator as it is not seen after Mr. Fluffypants activates it.

Yodel-inator

An inator shaped like a cowboy hat. When Doof wears this hat, it transforms his singing voice to be sweet and mellifluous (5:00), so much so that people will completely obey him no matter what he says, described by Doof as being "obedient mindless slaves". Should the hat get knocked off however, Doof's voice will revert to his normal, unappealing singing voice and people will be broken out of the mind control. The inator was destroyed when Perry knocked it off of Doof's head.

Platy-Proliferator-inator

An inator that creates many clones of Perry the Platypus. Doof created this inator to frame Perry for many crimes, and later ordered by Doof to attack Perry, showing that they are loyal to Doofenshmirtz. As seen with Jerry the platypus, they are strong enough to hurt Doof himself, though they are unable to keep up with Perry in terms of skill and he quickly takes them all out. The inator also has a reverse-switch that sucks up everything within the vicinity into it. Doof ends up clogging the machine, causing it to explode.

Metal-Destruct-inator

Doof was having an issue following his low-carb diet due to the Fireside Girls selling him cupcakes, so he created this inator to destroy the bridge to the Fireside Cupcake Factory so they couldn't sell to him anymore (18:05). This inator turns any metal on whatever it hits into broccoli (19:33), and can affect objects as large as an entire roller coaster (19:42). The inator was targeted back onto itself by Perry, thus turning it into broccoli (20:25).

Re-Tire-inator

A large inator Doof made in order to get back at the ice cream truck driver for running over his foot (3:45). It shoots a single large tire at high speeds, which Doof meant to hit the ice cream truck, but Perry causes the inator to tip over and miss, sending the tire across town to Slushy Burger instead (8:43). The falling inator ends up crushing Doof's other foot.

Retire-inator

An inator that Doof plans to use once he is in his senior years. It has a cat, a lamp, a tv screen, a fan, and a book of crossword puzzles. It can also recline (4:12). Look I don't know how Doof could use this in combat but I'm trying to be extensive here alright!

Mime-inator

An inator Doof created to try and rid the world of mimes. It is able to trap people in invisible box (7:37), and the boxes are able to last for days at a time (3:54). The inator is taken away from Doof by Phineas and Ferb's photo-transporter, before Perry pushed its self-destruct button (10:30).

Shoelace-inator

An inator that comes out of the floor with two robot hands with a shoelace, able to tie someone up with the shoelace, trapping them. Nothing is seen of it after it traps Perry.

Carbon-Footprint-inator

Not knowing the meaning of carbon footprint, Doof thought it sounded evil and made a giant foot out of carbon paper to leave giant carbon footprints all over the Tri-State Area (15:12). This inator is attached to Doof's blimp and can stomp down to the ground, leaving large footprints. It is strong enough to lift the entirety of Phineas and Ferb's recreation of Niagara Falls (20:47). It ended up stomping on a giant banana and slipping all the way back up to the blimp, taking it down in the process (21:22).

Naughty-inator

An inator Doof built in order to ruin Christmas, as soon as he found a good reason to hate it of course. The inator is fueled by tanks of naughty nectar which can create a cloud of naughtiness large enough to see from space, which tricks Santa's naughty/nice sensors in order to make it seem that the city itself is naughty (15:35). A button on the machine is also able to summon a chair for Doof so that he could think for a reason to hate Christmas (12:27). It was eventually destroyed by the Sal Tuscany Christmas album shattering the tubs of naughty nectar (24:55). Turns out, it was Santa himself who sent Doof the instructions for the inator, in order to truly give him a reason to hate Christmas, what he really wanted all along (31:04).

Anti-Gravity-Evil-Launch-inator

An inator that Doof copied the plans for off of the internet, taken from Phineas and Ferb's Anti-Gravity Fun Launcher (3:06). The inator should be identical to Phineas and Ferb's machine, which makes anyone who goes into the machine unaffected by gravity for 15 minutes after the machine is activated (6:50). Doof creates the inator, but never actually gets to use it before it gets towed (8:45). While chasing down the tow truck, he spots Phineas and Ferb's in their backyard, and gets Norm to steal it for him (9:55). However, his vehicle gets towed while carrying the invention, and he loses the inator once again (11:00).

In-Doors-inator

Getting the idea from seeing Perry put holes in his walls, Doof created this inator to trap Perry in a door by making a perfect Perry-shaped hole in a door to close around Perry. Perry ends up tricking Doof into opening the door, letting him escape (18:42). Unfortunately due to the very specific Perry-shape that the trap takes, if it unlikely to be useful against any opponent except Perry.

Duplic-8-inator

An inator that Doof created that duplicates whatever it hits into 8 clones of itself (15:12). He planned to use this to create eight times the traffic that there would normally be, allowing everyone to be too focused on the traffic that Doof would be able to take over the Tri-State Area (15:26). It also has a button that lets it shoot all willy-nilly, which will eventually cause it to overload and explode (18:35).

Be-Gone-inator

An inator that Doof made three versions of within his flatbed truck, giving himself Plan A, B, and C to work with. Doof describes it being able to deface anything it hits (4:45), though it is closer to destruction or disintegration, and it destroys anything shot with it (7:50). The first inator was destroyed by Doof slipping on Perry the Bobblehead (6:38), the second was destroyed by Doof purposely so that he and Perry were even (7:33), and the third destroys itself, along with most of the truck (9:22).

Junk-Food-inator

An inator that gathers up corn syrup and coconut oil to fire at all the healthy food in Danville, making everyone else lethargic and Doof healthy, as he will be the only person who has access to healthy food like broccoli (6:18). Problem is, Doof doesn't like the taste of broccoli, so he starts dipping them in the corn syrup and coconut oil (16:50), quickly draining the tub and making himself sick in the process (17:40). Once the inator is able to fire however, it is able to quickly melt a massive ice sculpture, which ends up causing the inator to be destroyed by a flying ice sculpture of a scorpion (19:50).

Wrapped-Up-In-a-Nice-Little-Bow-inator

An inator that fires beams that wrap up whatever it hits in a box with a nice little bow wrapped around it. It is able to affect objects as large as a bedroom set (7:31) and even Doofenshmirtz's entire tower (11:05). Pulling on the bow causes the box to open up, expanding whatever was in it quickly out (10:50). Perry ends up riding the inator out of the window and making it fall onto the pavement below, not before getting one last shot off though (11:18).

Aerosol-Propelled-Ozone-Deplete-inator

A giant spray can that is controlled by a large robot hand. The can is filled with aerosol spray that Doof plans to use to burn a hole in the ozone in the shape of his name, burning the streets with it so that no one would ever forget it (16:20). The robot arm was destroyed when Candace's rocket flew through it, and Perry quickly defeated Doof with the arm (20:27). It also turns out that aerosol doesn't even destroy the ozone, so his plan would not have worked anyway (20:45).

Straitjacket-inator

An inator with wheels that can be summoned to Doofenshmirtz and activated with his wristwatch. It shoots out a strait jacket that can trap anyone hit with it (15:34). It is unknown as to what happened to it after trapping Perry.

Gigant-inator Ray

An inator that sticks out of the top of Doof's building. The device is activated by a light switch, sending a beam out that changes the size of whatever it hits. Flicking the switch up causes the victim to grow (3:14), and flicking it down causes them to shrink (11:07). It was activated twice, both times on accident, and what happens after it is unknown.

Omni-Directional-Amplif-inator

An inator that acts as a massive speaker, able to send the sound of Doof's guitar riff through space in order to summon an alien armada (9:00), the same aliens that helped create the Pyramids of Egypt (4:45). Unfortunately the speaker was eaten by Steve, the giant chameleon grown from the Gigant-inator, because it looked like a mushroom (10:09).

Eradicate-Rodney's-Inator-inator

During the annual Inator Creator contest, Doof was determined to win and take the trophy belt from last year's winner Rodney. After a fog machine and a fight with the OWCA animal agents, Rodney's Fog-Clearer-inator (just an electric fan) was the only one left. Before he is declared the winner however, Doof comes out with this inator, which creates a large fist to smash down on whatever is next to it. This inator won Doof the competition, but was soon after destroyed by a herd of robot bulls (20:37).

Pre-Empt-inator

An inator Doof created to interrupt all television programs in order to host his Telethon of Evil and beg for money (4:50). It eventually gets interrupted by the news following Phineas and Ferb's All-Terrain vehicle (8:32). The total amount earned in the telethon was $23 (9:52). Nothing is seen of the inator after interrupting the television programs.

Lunar-Rotate-inator

An inator Doof created in order to rotate the moon. During a full moon, the amount of evil spikes due to werewolves, making Doof appear less evil by comparison. So Doof wanted to rotate the dark side of the moon to always face the Earth, so that Doof's evil was not overshadowed (15:05). The inator was successful in rotating the moon, but Phineas and Ferb's tower was attached to the moon, and so it grabbed onto Doof and brought him into space as well, destroying the inator in the process (20:46). Doof later learns that he can't actually rotate the dark side of the moon (21:48).

Accelerate-inator

An inator that is disguised as a regular golf bag, but by twisting a specific club reveals itself to be a large device. Because Doof hates golf, he created this so that he didn't have to wait through his brother playing. By zapping someone with this machine, they are sped forward in time, performing all of their actions much faster than normal (7:14). However, Doof claims that it has the possibility to tear apart the fabric of space-time and destroy the universe (9:50). After Perry damages it, it malfunctions, rewinding time and creating several holes to another dimension, where an alien smashes it with a hammer. This causes the timeline to diverge from its original path in unpredictable ways, like making Old Coot the mayor instead of Candace (10:05).

Paper-Cut-inator

An inator that takes in a piece of paper and turns it into a fast and razor-sharp projectile that it then sends at high speeds throughout the city. The plan was to give as many people paper-cuts as possible so that they would go out and buy Doofenshmirtz brand band-aids, making Doof a trillionaire (14:15). Unfortunately, it takes several minutes for it to warm up with one piece of paper (17:13), and only sends a single projectile from it. If a plunger gets put in the entrance, it will explode, sending dozens of sharp paper projectiles all around it (19:55).

Tilt-inator

An inator Doof created in order to tilt his tower, making it a tourist attraction like the Leaning Tower of Pisa (7:18). Whatever is hit with the inator will tilt a certain amount (appears to be about 45 degrees (11:20)). It is also fit with an automatic timer that once started, even Doof cannot stop it (8:42). Perry ends up plugging the inator with a snowglobe, which causes it to split its beam and fire in every direction, sending the space station it is in spinning wildly (11:10).

Doof would later create a handheld version of the inator that he showcased on Doof's Daily Dirt. This one tilts whatever it hits exactly 67.5 degrees, and it comes with a seatbelt so that you don't slide if the building you're in is tilted. Doof wanted to give it to Justin Bieber to bribe him to come on to the show, but the inator ended up tilting Doof's building before he was able to.

Alien-inator

An inator that projects holographic images of aliens, making Doof seem like the king of the aliens in order to try and take over the Tri-State Area (14:24). It is also equipped with the ability to track Perry at all times, as well as tricks like a boxing glove in order to defend itself from Perry (18:18). However, Perry was able to outsmart it by taking his hat off, and knock it over, making the projections leave Doof and get sent to where Max Modem was performing (20:18).

Loud-inator

Literally just a megaphone (17:48).

De-Evolutionator

Doof wants to make the general populace less intelligent, and so plans to devolve them into previous evolutionary states (3:50). It also has an "evolve" setting which can make someone highly intelligent as well. The machine also seems capable of sending those it hits down completely different evolutionary branches, such as turning Perry into a triceratops or a caveman-like creature, and Doof into a fish, lizard (9:00), or even a single-celled organism (10:04). It also comes equipped with a microscopic control panel for this exact scenario (12:13).

Sand-inator

An inator made out of sand, meant to wedge sand inside people's trunks and be uncomfortable. It gets washed away by a wave and wedges sand in Doof's trunks (19:30).

Look-Away-inator

Doof wanted to dive into a pool off of the high-dive, but didn't want anyone to watch him do it out of embarrassment, so he created this inator to make everyone else look away from what they were currently doing (3:25). The range on it was so great that it affected everyone in the Tri-State Area (9:38). Unfortunately Doof himself was not immune, and fell into the pool without meaning to, spilling water on the machine as well.

De-Volitionator

A helmet that Doof can put on someone to control their actions with a remote. Doof is able to say anything into the microphone and the victim will be forced to do whatever that thing is. The victim is notably still conscious while under the effects of the inator and can talk as freely as they want to (13:21), and if no one is actively controlling them then they are able to do whatever they want. If the controller is plugged into anything connected to the power lines, Doof risks losing control of it to someone else (17:55). It ends the episode on Doof's head and is not seen being destroyed.

Super-Claw-inator

A large claw on the bottom of Doof's blimp made out of multiple claw machines (6:20). Doof planned to use this to grab Roger's new opera house and take it away (7:20). Instead he accidentally picks up Phineas and Ferb's massive juke box and places it on the opera house. He is initially fine with this, thinking he ruined the unveiling, but everyone quickly realizes that this makes the opera house even better (10:10).

Go-Away-inator

An inator that Doof created in order to get rid of the building blocking his view of the drive-in theater. Every time the inator is fired, a wheel with various locations is spun and whatever the ray hits is sent to where the wheel landed on (14:52). The wheel includes the locations Burbank, Stonehenge, Under the rug, "Over there", 3rd and Main, Albuquerque, Montvale, and "My pants". Doof realizes something is up when a party gets teleported inside Doof's pants, which makes Doof realize he mixed it up with his dry cleaning wheel (20:10). There is also a reverse-switch on the inator that sends whatever was teleported back to where it was from (20:53). The inator also takes a while to warm up first before it can fire (16:48).

Dodo-Bird-Incubator-inator

After hearing about the dodo bird being a supposedly fierce bird-monster, Doof created this inator that turns regular bird eggs into dodo bird eggs (5:53), and causes them to almost immediately hatch. Doof wanted to create a dodo bird army, but after it hatches and he learns that it actually is really lame, Doof starts insulting it, causing the dodo bird to start attacking him (7:12). What happens to the inator after that is unknown.

Rain-inator

A massive shower faucet that extends high into the sky, pouring millions of gallons of water into the clouds making it rain everywhere (4:20). He did this so that he could watch his soap opera El Matador De Amor without any soccer interruptions. Perry ends up tying his grappling hook to it, causing the inator to be carried away by a plane and interrupting Doof's soap opera at the very end (10:05).

Combine-inator

An inator Doof created that can combine two different things, such as a cockroach and an ice cream cone (1:55). It is also able to stack fusions on top of each other, such as when it fused Doof with Norm (5:20), and combined that fusion with a refrigerator (9:04). It was also able to fuse Perry with a tool box, giving Perry tool-like limbs (7:03). As shown when it fused Phineas and Ferb, if two sentient beings are fused together, they are both in charge of the now combined body (10:45). However, it also is able to just fuse things barely while keeping most of the original bodies intact, such as when it hit Candace and Jeremy and only fused them at the hip (3:25). Doof planned to fuse the capital building with an island that he owned and make Doof technically leader of the Tri-State Area (2:20), but the machine eventually locks into overload and sending random blasts in all directions (8:58). The effects were eventually all undone when the molecular separator that Phineas and Ferb made exploded and sent out a shockwave (9:50).

Salt Water Taffy-inator

An inator located at the bottom of the ocean. Doof created it in order to make the saltiest taffy in the world in order to give kids cavities (4:27). Perry and Doof eventually destroy the controls in their fighting, causing them to get caught in the taffy (7:26), and the taffy was capable of causing massive waves on the surface of the ocean (9:12). It is eventually destroyed.

Moisture-Suck-inator

An inator that Doof created in order to get rid of his neighbor's plants, so that his plants will be greener by comparison (3:31). It ended up not working however because all of the plants were plastic and had no moisture to suck up (9:15). The inator also shoots both Perry and Doof, sucking all their moisture out and leaving them both dehydrated (6:10).

Video-Beam-Hijack-Non-inator

Named as such because Doof attributed all his previous failures to them being named "inators", so this one certainly won't fail because it's not an inator. This inator interrupts whatever is on the screen with Doofenshmirtz himself, in an attempt to override his brother Roger's biography show playing later that day. It takes a little while to warm up (12:40), and ends up missing its target due to Perry shooting the front wheels of it (18:24). It eventually blows up.

Blow-Itself-Up-inator

What do you think it does?

Metal-Unearth-inator

An inator Doof created in order to find the key he dropped for his All-Purpose-inator (see below). It fires beams at the ground and digs holes, unearthing any metal that it finds before quickly attracting it back to the inator (6:37). It is able to attract objects as large as Phineas and Ferb's supercomputer, though that causes it to explode (10:33).

All-Purpose-inator

An inator that is said to do "anything" from Doof itself. We don't know the exact limits of what that entails, but it would at least include everything his other inators have done, as it is said to make all his other ones obsolete (7:00). Unfortunately Doof dropped the key before he could activate it, and it seemingly explodes along with the Metal-Unearth-inator.

Least-Likely-inator

An inator that makes people do the least likely thing they would ever do. For example, it made Irving flirt with Isabella and insult Phineas and Ferb (5:02), and made Candace clean up the house instead of busting the boys (9:17). Doof created this in order to make Roger make a fool of himself in front of legislation (5:23), but it eventually blows up after overuse.

Pick-'Em-Up-inator

An inator Doof created to pick up his daughter Vanessa without having to drive anywhere. With a controller, he can enter coordinates that go to pick up the target and take them where he wants. The inator can forcibly capture someone (6:45) and is fast enough to fly into space in a fraction of a second (10:35). Norm's old head eventually uses it to go to Easter Island (11:27).

Stain-inator

An inator Doof put on his hover skiff. Loaded with spheres containing grape juice, red wine, chocolate, marinara sauce, India ink, and coffee (1:24), this inator was created in order to stain anything it hits, and it launches all over the city (8:02). It also comes equipped with a timer where nothing can stop it after it has been started. Doof wanted to stain Roger's new painting as revenge for him ruining Doof's painting when they were younger, but it turns out Roger was restoring Doof's painting to its former glory and Doof ruined it (8:46). The machine also has a sense of irony (8:22).

Very-Very-Bad-inator

Cobbled together with random pieces from old inators with no rhyme or reason, Doof isn't even sure what this inator does (4:45). He takes it out to fly on his hover skiff, and during the long charge up time Doof gets tripped up by Phineas and Ferb's hair style machine and falls off the skiff (7:56). Nothing is seen of it after that happens.

Rotten-inator

In order to guarantee he'd win the meatloaf competition, Doof created this inator to turn the other meatloaf rotten (4:00). It fires a beam that turns any organic matter rotten, but beyond that it destroys a rope that it hits and even turns the ending of a book rotten (6:13). Doof accidentally hits his own meatloaf with the inator, and Perry destroys it by dropping it in a blender (7:05).

Dull-and-Boring-inator

Initially created to make the rest of the Tri-State Area boring, thereby making Doof more interesting by comparison, it ended up hitting Phineas and Ferb before exploding. This caused Phineas and Ferb to be uninteresting, wanting to watch grass grow and beige paint dry (1:32). In this state they were even able to drive Baljeet into "deep dull" by talking about the weather (3:48). To fix this, Perry went back and helped Doof rebuild the inator, this time turning it into a Dynamic-inator. Doof helped because he thought that it could make himself more interesting by firing it at himself (5:05). This version ended up hitting Linda and making her much more interesting as a result, causing Perry to seemingly go back to Doof's once again (10:57). Doof has a remote that lets him control which way the inator is pointing (8:40), and the effects of the inator can be broken out of when under emotional distress, such as Phineas and Ferb reverting back to their old ways when Candace was in danger (9:45).

Forget-About-It-inator

Originally created for the 170th anniversary of the Alamo, this inator makes anyone forget whatever they were thinking about in that instance (4:36). When Candace was trying to get Linda to see what Phineas and Ferb were doing, Linda kept getting hit by the inator and forgetting about it (9:23). Doof accidentally hits himself with the inator, and due to him thinking about Perry and Norm, he forgot all about them and every memory he ever had with either of them (8:23). After the inator was destroyed, Doof suddenly remembered what he was thinking about (9:59), but Linda remained unaware of her lost memories, suggesting it is based on proximity.

Chicken-Soup-inator

When Doof went to a deli he complained that there was a fly in his soup that the owner said was just a fly (4:48). To get back at the deli, he created this inator that shoots a highly pressurized blast of chicken soup out that he wanted to use to destroy the deli. These blasts are stated to be strong enough to annihilate an entire city block (5:15), and was even able to move and divert a meteor (9:50). It eventually explodes after Perry kicks Doof into it.

Pop-Up-inator

An inator that creates fake pop-up ads on anything it hits, even including real things such as a stop sign (8:04). The ads all feature Doof and there's a small button that says "click here to close" but all it does is open another pop-up ad (7:14). Even if the inator hits the ground, it will create a massive billboard out of the ground (8:59). Perry ends up pushing the inator off of the balcony (9:26).

If-A-Tree-Fell-In-The-Forest-inator

An inator that causes whatever is hit by it, even if it isn't a tree, to fall down with the sound "Doofenshmirtz". Doof can set this to automatically rotate and fire every few seconds in a different direction (16:49). He made this so that he could answer the actual philosophical question "what sound does a falling tree make?" and make millions off of it (8:38). Perry reflects its beam back to it with a mirror and causes it to fall down, destroying it (18:07).

This inator used to be on Wikipedia but they removed it for some reason :(

Mustache-inator

Less evil and more childish prank, Doof created this inator to give people big mustaches, simply because it is funny (3:25). It is able to create a mustache on anyone or anything it hits (7:02), including billboards (9:43). It eventually is destroyed by Perry.

Mind-Transfer-inator

In order to destroy all the grass in the Tri-State Area, Doof got the natural enemy of grass: a cow. The cow didn't share the same vision as Doof did, so Doof decided to swap his mind with that of a cow. Unfortunately it didn't quite work as well as he'd hoped, and instead made him turn into a were-cow every full moon (5:25). The inator was not seen after this.

Gimmelshtump-inator

An inator that transforms whatever it hits into a regressed Gimmelshtump version. For example, a fancy bathroom turns into a dirty room with a bucket (4:46), a sports car turns into a horse (7:59), and a group of marathoners turns into a mob of villagers (8:28). This inator also has plenty of space inside it to hide or fight (8:37). Perry ended up driving the inator off the edge of the balcony, and upon destruction it reversed everything back to normal (9:06).

Rude-inator

An inator that makes whatever hit with it incredibly rude and can be activated from afar with a remote. Intended to be used against Roger in his meeting with an English ambassador, the inator ended up hitting Phineas and Ferb's tower (9:33). "Rude" would be an understatement however, as the tower ended up attempting to kill Phineas and Ferb on multiple occasions (7:06), though still with a way out as that's how it was programmed. Eventually the tower created a barrier between Phineas and Ferb and the outside, before shutting down oxygen to them, all because of the Rude-inator (9:38). The inator was plugged up with a cork by Perry and when Doof tried to use it again, it exploded (9:17).

Vaporizer-inator

An inator that instantly heats up whatever it hits to such a degree that it will be vaporized into a gaseous form. The inator needs to power up first, but once it does it is able to generate a ton of electricity (1:45). The inator was able to vaporize the entire Cheesetopia amusement park (9:50), and Doof originally was going to use it to vaporize all the sand at the beach (2:12). Perry eventually destroyed it by slamming a chair into it (9:59).

Bulter-inator

An inator that brainwashes whoever is caught in it into being Doof's butler and serving him directly. It is strong enough to restrain Perry, as well as brainwash Perry (9:00), which is notable as Perry was unaffected by the mind control of the Yodel-inator and the Music-Video-Clip-inator. However, the brainwashing can be cancelled out if the victim is somehow reminded of their past life (9:17), though it has to be especially powerful as not just any reminder will break them out (8:35). We don't see what happens to the inator after it is used.

Historical-Army-Retrieve-inator

An inator that runs on potatoes. It is able to retrieve an army from across history and take them into the present. Intending to summon the Spartan army, Doof accidentally brought the Mongul army into the present. Because he wasn't dressed properly, the army didn't listen to him and instead took to the streets. It appears to have a dial to be able to summon different armies (4:05). It is also able to send people back to the time of the armies, as Perry ended up sending the Mongul army, potato gremlins, and Doof back in time (9:12). What happens to the inator is unknown.

Transport-inator

An inator Doof created because he thought it was Christmas time and he hadn't done any shopping. This inator lets him teleport himself to where the inator is pointed, using it to go to the store to skip all the parking trouble (5:50). It is also able to call him back to his room (8:08), or anything else the inator is pointing at, as it was able to transport Phineas and Ferb's entire Christmas set back to his room (10:47). The inator then explodes.

Chicken-Replace-inator

An inator that replaces whatever it hits with the nearest chicken (6:10), described by Doof as being "simple chicken-matter transfer" (a, 5:10). Doof initially made it to ruin Roger's Mayor of the Year award by replacing it with a chicken. These chickens are so funny they are able to make the people who see them uncontrollably laugh (8:59). It should be noted that the chicken that replaces a car is giant, but this appears to just be a coincidence, as the one that replaced the boat, around the same size, is a normal chicken (9:24). This inator was destroyed by Perry with him stuffing a rubber chicken in its beak, which causes it to explode (9:47).

Later on, a handheld version of the Chicken-Replace-inator appears, and is one of the inators Doof seems to keep on-hand at all times (13:01). He used this to teleport an alien beast to Earth and replace it with a chicken instantly (35:38). This inator also has settings for "Beverly Hills", "Beverly Hills Adjacent", and "Furthest Chicken". He is also able to teleport himself and anyone near him with the inator as well.

Duplicate-inator 2

An inator that duplicates whatever it hits. Doof used this to duplicate his head to try and be twice as smart (2:38), but instead he simply created another head with a mind of its own (3:47). He was able to quickly create an army of heads to fight against Perry's army of arms and tails. It was even able to create a duplicate of an entire house. Due to the built-in microwave's bake potato setting, the duplicated objects only exist for three minutes total before disappearing. Perry destroys the inator by hitting it with a golf club.

Underwear-inator

In order to exploit everyone's worst fear about getting caught in their underwear, Doof created this inator that makes whoever hit suddenly in their underwear. It gets rid of all the victim's other clothes and creates underwear that seems specific to the victim, such as Irving getting lavender underwear to exploit his fear of underwear (9:47). If the victim does not wear clothes, it creates some for them (9:30). Perry removes some wires from the inator and dismantles it (9:59).

Turkey-inator

An inator that flies around and turns things into large, irresistible turkeys that cause anyone near to start eating it. Doof plans to turn many things into turkeys so that people will become lethargic and sleepy (4:10). Perry ends up turning the inator back on itself, transforming it into a turkey and causing it to fall to the ground and explode (10:25).

Babe-inator

An inator that transforms its target into a crying baby. Doof originally planned to use this against Roger, but it wasn't plugged in when he first activated it, causing Doof to think he wasn't good at being evil and making him join OWCA. Norm later finds it and plugs it in, turning Phineas and Ferb into babies (3:32). Later on it also turns the Fireside Girls and Linda into babies as well. Candace implies that the inator might wear off (11:11), but she doesn't know for sure and it is unknown exactly how the characters got back to normal.

Juice-inator

An inator that transforms whatever it hits into juice. Doof planned to use this to turn city hall into juice (6:48), but his plan is foiled when Paul the Delivery Guy wraps the inator up in juice, causing it to explode, turning the top of Doof's building into just juice (10:25).

Tell-The-Truth-inator

An inator that resembles his hover skiff and can fly just like it. This inator makes anyone blasted by it tell the truth, even if they weren't going to say anything at all (6:50). He wants to do this because he believes lies are the backbone that hold society together, so making people tell the truth would cause society to collapse (4:15). It also comes with an Abe Lincoln robot as decoration, but the robot will become self-aware and try to destroy the inator if damaged (6:57).

De-Handsome-inator

An inator that makes people ugly, initially created to turn all the handsome men in the Tri-State Area ugly (3:12). It also has a "not" switch, which turns someone handsome, like it did to Doof when it hit him (3:25). He was so handsome that everybody immediately was on his side (4:30), cheering for him whatever he did (4:42), and he was going to be given the mayorship to Danville (8:06). However, Perry ended up setting the machine back to normal and zapping Doof with it, turning him back to normal (aka ugly) (9:52). It was then destroyed by Doof's own ray gun (10:50).

Sculpt-inator

An inator made to sculpt Doofenshmirtz into Danville Mountain. It scans whatever is underneath the scanner and somehow turns whatever it blasts into a sculpture of what it scanned. Doof used it to transform the mountain into his head (9:16), and Perry was able to transform it back by scanning a model of the mountain (10:20). The inator later explodes.

De-Twist-inator

An inator made to remove the twist out of all the pretzels at the Danville Pretzel Festival. Doof wanted to do this due to his hatred of pretzels because he was never able to twist a perfect one. It was able to straighten a girl's hair, made some yoga people stand straight up, and flattened a roller coaster (8:26). It also turned Phineas and Ferb's twisty water ride into a vertical line of water. It exploded when Doof was hit into it (9:25).

Cake-O-Hug-A-Fetti-inator

A collection of three inators that Doof made while sleepwalking. While they work independently (3:57), they are made to work even better when combined. The first turns whatever it hits into cake, including objects as large as the park. The second turns whatever it hits into confetti, even clouds. The third makes whatever it hits forcibly hug something. The plan was to put everyone in cake, make it hug them to trap them, and cover it in confetti so that they couldn't eat their way out (7:00). Unfortunately all three inators end up falling off the balcony, with Perry pushing the first one off, Norm tripping and knocking the second one, and Doof sarcastically telling Norm to throw the third one over which Norm does to.

Dough-Blow-inator

A backpack inator that covers Doof's sleeves. This inator creates a powerful current of air that Doof uses to hold pizza dough in the air indefinitely. Doof challenged the local pizza guy to a contest as revenge for having to pay for his 37 minutes or free pizza, and used this inator to cheat (3:14). The inator also has a "suck" option, which lets Doof suck up everything within the vicinity and hold it in his sleeves. Sucking up too much however will cause the inator to explode (8:27).

Happy-Jump-inator

An inator that is just a baby swing to trap Perry in. Perry is still able to move and fight while in the inator, and he eventually escapes.

Baby-Cry-inator

A large robot baby meant to emulate the sound of a baby crying in order to make people think babies hate his brother Roger (5:40). When Perry takes the pacifier out of the baby's mouth, it creates a giant baby wail across the entire city, which attracts every mom who hears it to the inator because "nothing attracts moms like the sound of a baby crying" (7:08). It is even able to attract the Mom Attractor that Phineas and Ferb made, which transforms into a giant robotic version of Linda in order to get to it (7:45). The machine eventually calms down the inator and walks away with it, and everyone, believing Roger to be responsible for calming the baby down, want him reelected for mayor (9:37).

Key-Find-inator

Alternatively known as the Find-A-Key-inator. This inator is able to attract all keys in the Tri-State Area towards it and stores them somewhere unknown (3:22). It was made so that Doof could steal the key to the city, which he believed could unlock any lock in the Tri-State Area (3:42). It also has a "return all keys" option, which returns every key inside it to exactly where it was when it was stolen. The inator then explodes (9:41).

Cool-inator

An inator shaped like an arcade machine. Powered by ten gallons of espresso, this inator is able to suck all the coolness out of something and blast that into someone else, making them instantly cool (4:56). Doof planned on sucking all the coolness out of the hippest coffee shop in town, and then blasting himself making him cool. After sucking the coolness out of the shop however, the inator is destroyed, and with its last blast makes Linda and Lawrence extremely cool (9:40).

De-Age-inator

An inator that is able to de-age someone down into a teenager. Doof created this so he could submit his short film to the Danville Young Filmmakers Festival (6:23). The inator is also able to regress something into a previous form, like turning film into oil (6:01) or making a rusted object clean and shiny. It also has a rapid fire mode (8:45). Doof and Perry end up breaking the inator in their fight.

Platyp-inator

An inator that uses hydrostatic cell fusion in order to turn whomever is blasted by it into a platypus. Doof used this to even the playing field with Perry, giving him all the skills of a platypus and making them equals in almost every category. Perry ends up rolling this inator into the Double-inator (see below), destroying them both.

Double-inator

An inator that is able to duplicate anything it hits. Doof planned to duplicate himself while a platypus in order to be twice as much as Perry. Before he got the chance to do that however, the inator was hit with the Platyp-inator (see above) and destroyed.

Sphere-Attract-inator

In order to steal the world's largest ball of twine, Doof created this inator that can attract any sphere to its location (6:40). An accidental blast in the middle of the night was able to attract the Whalemingo planet from outside the solar system to Earth in just a couple of hours (1:06). When Doof did end up attracting the world's largest ball of twine, it hooked onto one of the branches of the Whalemingo planet and unraveled so much that it was tiny when it got to Doofenshmirtz (8:42). The planet was then sprung back into space by Phineas and Ferb, causing the inator to be dragged into space along with it (10:14).

Trip-To-The-Desert-inator

Instead of trapping Perry, Doof created this inator to send him to the middle of the desert so that Doof could participate in a play. It comes equipped with a Perry-Track-inator that tracks the location of Perry and will automatically fire if Perry stays in one spot for too long. However, Perry jumped onto Doof at the last second and caused both of them to be sent to the middle of the desert (0:52). What happened to the inator after that is unknown.

Fitness-Equipment-Lock-inator

An inator powered by a treadmill that Doof has to run on. Doing this will cause a sonic beam that locks every piece of exercise equipment in the Tri-State Area, causing everyone to become fat and tired and letting Doof sprint to city hall and take over. The inator is destroyed when Doof hits the self-destruct button on it. As it turns out though, this plan was simply a cover to distract Perry from Doof's true inator that day...

Ultimate-Evil-inator

Doof's true inator that day. This inator makes anyone hit by it to become incredibly evil, though notably they are not guaranteed to be on Doof's side. Doof was planning to hit Major Monogram with it, but it ended up bouncing off of a mirror at the last second and Carl was hit instead. This made Carl extremely evil and could only be remedied by the Re-Good-inator (see two below). What happened to this inator after it is unknown.

Where's Perry inators

During the events of Where's Perry and Where's Perry Part 2, Doof shows off many inators that we only know of by name, or others that we know very little about (18:08). He brings these to OWCA in the hopes that Monogram will help him move his stuff in (12:13), but that's before he learns that Carl was the one hit by the Ultimate-Evil-inator. The inators that Doof moves in are:

Disintegrator-inator: Presumably disintegrates the target into nothingness. Another inator of the same name is seen in Mission Marvel and is elaborated on somewhere below.
Galaxy-inator: Unknown what it does. It is possibly the same inator as the Universe-inator mentioned by Carl, which created a space that holds at least a galaxy in a trash bin (2:03).
Derezz-inator: Presumably would derezz the target, or dissolve them into pixels.
Overhang-inator: Let's the user hang under something. Very useful.
Upper-decker-inator: Honestly I have no idea what this one could do.
Pickle-slicer: Presumably would slice pickles.
Julienne-inator: To "julienne" is to slice food into thin strips, which is likely what this inator does to the target.
Smells-Like-Hay-inator: Seems to be another version of the Smell-inator. Presumably would make something smell like hay.
Go-Home-inator: The inator that hit Agent P. This inator is able to instantly teleport whoever it hits home (2:23). "Home" is defined as where the heart is, which is why Perry was teleported to Africa, where his family was, instead of his actual home (20:40).

Re-Good-inator

An inator made out of scrap parts Doof found on Major Monogram's jet (12:38). After the Ultimate-Evil-inator turned Carl evil, Doof needed to make something that could reverse the effects, and so this inator was created. If someone has been affected by something that turned them evil, getting zapped by this inator will make them good (18:40), though the "re-" in the name makes it questionable if it would make someone good even if they weren't originally. This inator is also unable to point any direction and is stuck in one spot (17:26). It was left in Africa and carried away with the rest of the wreckage.

Big-Sad-Eye-inator

An inator that gives Doof, or whoever is sitting in the seat, big sad eyes in order to make them more pitiable (2:02). The inator uses so much juice that it caused a blackout over the whole city (2:48). This works in Doof's favor, as the big eyes combined with the darkness make almost everyone who sees the eyes feel bad for him and do whatever they can to help him (8:25). Once the power comes back on though, the eyes look more creepy than sad (11:09). It is unknown what happened to the inator.

Peach-Cobbler-inator

A handheld inator that makes people want peach cobbler more than anything else. The inator is wind-proof, water-proof, and shock-proof. However, despite planning to use it at the beach, Doof did not make the inator sand-proof, which is how Perry ends up destroying it.

A-Leaky-Faucet-inator

A large faucet inator that Doof loaded onto his hover skiff. The inator drops a big drop of water out of the faucet, which Doof planned to use against Roger to humiliate him. The drop of water ends up falling into Phineas and Ferb's backyard instead, and Doof falls off the skiff before he can use it again. It is unknown exactly what happened to the inator.

Backstory-inator

Evil is born through pain and loss. This inator allows Doof to collect the liquid essence of his pain and suffering throughout his life, and later inject it into himself and make him more powerful (11:30). Any memory, even recent ones from just a few seconds prior, are able to contribute to the pain (19:27), and any happy memories Doof remembers will cause the scale to regress (12:40). The inator ends up being destroyed by Doofenshmirtz in monster form (21:36).

Feed-The-Pigeons-inator

Experiencing "Evil Scientist's Block", Doof needed to come up with an idea that was technically evil, and so created this. This inator is a handheld inator made to feed the pigeons on grass specifically labeled "don't feed the pigeons", and so he's breaking the law. We never actually see it in action.

Rust-inator

A small inator that has a wheel of cars on it, each as a button that targets that car. Whatever is hit with the ray will be reduced to red dust (4:42). Norm accidentally ends up using it on Doof's own car (8:45). Though the cars are the only buttons seen, it is likely that it can be aimed manually as well. It is not seen after it is used.

Abominable-inator

An inator on a sled that turns whatever it hits bigger, hairier, and scarier. At first it is shown to be used on a marshmallow (6:30), but Doof soon uses it on himself, and though it takes a minute Doof turns into an abominable snowman (9:04). It seems to only last about a minute or so though (10:08). It was last used on a zamboni, making it massive and possibly alive, and allowing it to remove all of the ice on the Hockey Z-9 arena at once (10:17). The inator was soon after destroyed.

Resolution-Change-inator

An inator disguised as a bowtie. This inator was used on New Year's Day and made anyone who was hit by it change their resolution to follow Doofenshmirtz as their new leader (3:16). It is successful in changing people's resolutions (8:10), but nobody actually follows Doof afterwards because no one ever keeps their resolution (8:41). The inator was never destroyed on-screen.

Lufa-Flex-Dill-Pickle-inator

An inator that sends whatever or whoever it hits flying up into the atmosphere so high up that they won't bother Doof ever again. We see it zap many things later (8:43), and it is strong enough to lift Phineas and Ferb's giant tooth roller coaster into the air or tear the top of Doof's tower off of the rest. However, destroying the inator causes everything zapped to fall back down to the ground.

Eye-Fog-inator

Apparently, Doof invented technology that is being used in eye examinations, and while he says the royalty checks are fine, it bugs him that something he invented is being used for good, and so this inator was created. This inator temporarily fogs the vision of anyone it hits so that they cannot see, with the goal being to make people go get their eyes checked so that Doof would get even more money from the royalty checks. Zapping the person again will remove the fog from their eyes, and the inator ends up being destroyed by Perry.

Kinderlumper-inator

An inator that transforms whoever it hits into a large monstrous version of themselves resembling the Kinderlumper, a gigantic troll from Gimmelshtump folklore that takes away rotten kids. If used on an animal like Perry or chinchillas, it instead turns them into a Kinderlumper-like creature that still resembles their original look (7:23). The inator was originally made so Doof could scare his brother Roger away (7:03), but apparently the version of the story their mother told Roger was that instead the Kinderlumper is kind (9:43). The inator was destroyed by Perry (7:50).

Bring-Out-The-Dessert-inator

An inator on a rocket that can fly around and home in on a specific target. Anyone zapped by the inator will be forced to take out the dessert at their house, even if they weren't planning on serving any at all (9:00), because everyone knows the dinner party is over once the dessert comes out. While the inator makes someone take out dessert and serve it, the victim is also able to attack while serving the dessert. It is launched to try and target Roger, but Perry hitches a ride on the rocket and destroys it.

Aroma-inator

A giant spray bottle inator. The bottle is sprayed with pheromones and Doof plans to spray himself with many of them in order to be crowned King Bee. After spraying himself a lot, Charlene visits and the pheromones are able to make Doof seem more attractive than usual, though Doof ruins it with Mr. Tomato (8:58). Perry ends up hitting the self-destruct button on the inator.

Train-Operator-inator

A small handheld remote control that lets Doof take control of the train that they're on within the train. He does this in order to try and stop Albert the Moose from arriving at his ceremony, throwing Canada into a civil war. Once the inator is destroyed, the train goes out of control and requires the other cars to be separated from the engine (12:25).

Cloud-Magnetize-inator

An inator Doof designed for the U.S.-Canada Evil Exchange Program (15:32). Professor Bannister created it and it seemingly made clouds magnetic for some purpose (21:51). Technically Doof never actually created it, but he did design it for his plan so he should be capable of recreating it if he needs to.

Eat-It-All-inator

A small handheld inator that gives someone a huge appetite, enough to eat an entire buffet's worth of food. It also speeds up their metabolism so they don't gain any weight. Doof zapped himself with the inator in order to try and run all the other buffets in town out of business, and when Candace was zapped she was able to eat the large Gordian Knot made of licorice (10:02). Doof ended up eating the inator accidentally, which Perry then destroyed by punching him in the gut.

Switch-Place-inator

An inator that fires two beams at once and switches the position of whatever they hit. Doof was able to use this to swap a shark with Perry to put him in a tank (4:55), and then the tank with a lightbulb to trap Perry in it (5:22). Doof's plan was to switch the hair from one person and give it to another person in order to sell his Get Back Hair product, so it seems to be able to swap the air in a position as well. The beam is even able to go through certain objects as it was able to swap the Chupacabra with Buford when the Chupacabra was in a covered box (10:12). Perry took the inator from Doof to use for his own purpose, but it was never actually destroyed.

Double-Negative-inator

An inator that shoots out a beam, causing any negative statement that the victim says to turn into a double negative, thus making it a positive. It doesn't just change what they say, but can influence their actions as well, making them do the reverse of what they were intending to do, such as letting people pass on a construction street (9:27). The inator is also equipped with a "random fire mode", for some reason. The inator is exploded by Perry.

Blend-In-To-The-Background-inator

A helmet inator that is able to make Doof blend into the background, functionally making him invisible. It also hides whatever Doof is holding. Notably it doesn't make him completely invisible, as Perry was able to spot him, but it appears only a trained eye can as the vast majority of people are unable to notice anything (7:50). Perry stole the device to hide from Phineas and Ferb (8:15), but it was never actually destroyed.

Power-Drain-inator

An inator that is able to absorb the powers of people and store them in a canister. It was able to take away the powers of the Avengers after hitting them, including the literal electrical power from Iron Man's suit, though due to bouncing off of Phineas and Ferb's satellite first, the powers were stored there instead of the inator. It also is able to take away political power, as Doof originally created it to take away his brother Roger's power as mayor. Doof implies that he can give himself the powers after taking them away as well. The inator was quickly destroyed by Perry, though not before getting a single shot off.

A second version of the inator was later created, but it was modified by MODOK and thus wouldn't be available to Doof.

Sloth-inator

An inator that will give Doof the powers of a sloth, being super-slowness and super-leaf-eating. That's really all we know about it.

Oatmeal-To-Porridge-inator

Presumably, it would turn oatmeal into porridge, though we never actually see it do anything onscreen.

Multi-Helio-Tactical-Baboon-Glom-inator

Pretty self-explanatory.

Waffle-inator

An inator that shoots out a ton of waffles, not running out after shooting seemingly over a hundred over the course of the initial fight for the power source. These waffles are strong enough to knock down villains like Red Skull and MODOK, who can take several hits from the Avengers when they got their powers back. Not much is seen of the inator after this.

Disintegrator-inator

An inator that disintegrates whatever it fires at. It is powerful enough to disintegrate the entirety of Phineas and Ferb's satellite, leaving nothing behind. It is not seen after this.

Inflate-inator

An inator that inflates anything it hits like a large balloon, and as shown with Doof and Perry, is able to work on things that aren't inherently inflatable. The inflated object is not guaranteed to survive the inflation, as the inator was initially built to blow up a set of bagpipes by inflating it so much, Doof and Perry are just built different I guess. Perry eventually throws the inator over the balcony.

De-Clutter-inator

An inator that makes whoever hit by its multi-directional blast want to declutter, making them clean up whatever is in front of them. It caused Lawrence to want to clean up the entire backyard after a castle had been destroyed there. However, the inator was only able to send a single shot out, and exploded while it did so (9:23).

Ninety-Degree-Turn-inator

An inator that makes whoever is hit with the blast turn exactly 90 degrees to the side (3:15). It can even work on things as large as an airplane (10:17), and the inator comes equipped with a "random-fire mode" (10:03). The inator was originally created to try and make Roger turn ninety degrees and humiliate himself by insulting the mayor of Stumblegimp (5:03), but it turns out the punishment for turning ninety degrees was changed ages ago and Roger wasn't embarrassed. The inator was pushed off the edge of the balcony by Perry.

Worst-Fear-inator

A large inator that can manifest someone's worst fear into real life, no matter how nonsensical it may be (4:48). For example, for Doof it created an army of vending machine robots that were taking over (7:05), and for those robots it created a massive coin to crush them (9:22). When Candace was hit with it, the scrapbook Phineas and Ferb made for Jeremy's birthday flew away into the sky (9:52). It should be noted that if the target is literally fearless, like Perry, the inator will have no effect (5:11). Doof himself destroys this inator (10:50).

Stinkelkrampen-inator

A handheld inator that is able to mess with someone's inherent stinkelkrampen (Drusselstein for "luck"). It can give people either good luck or bad luck, with good luck obviously making things go supernaturally well for the person and bad luck making the opposite. The bad luck setting was potent enough to give Phineas and Ferb bad luck (2:32), which is especially impressive considering they are surrounded by positive probability ions that give them good luck, meaning the inator was able to counteract the natural good luck that they have. Upon the inator being destroyed, everything hit with the inator will go back to normal.

Back-To-The-Store-inator

An inator that teleports any product it hits back to the store that it came from. This also makes a cash deposit directly into Doof's pockets, though it always does it in pennies (5:10). This inator is equipped with a "random-fire mode" (8:46). If a human is zapped by it, it teleports them back to wherever they were born, like when Doof was sent back into a hospital in Drusselstein (10:35). It was never destroyed onscreen.

Sog-inator

An inator that really is just a large bucket filled with water. Doof planned to take this inator out on his hover skiff and dump it on a bully from his childhood (4:32). It ends up falling off into Phineas and Ferb's wind invention instead (7:22).

Teleport-inator

An inator that teleports whoever it hits into a different location, determined with the dial on the inator (4:38). It was able to send Vanessa to the movie theater (6:12), and is shown to have a random-fire mode as well (6:35). It is able to teleport multiple objects at once (9:39), and even could teleport a giant picnic-themed amusement park (9:50). It is never destroyed onscreen.

Warthog-Sprayer-inator

A spray bottle inator that is full of elixir that can transform someone into a warthog. He planned to do this to Roger because of a quirk in the law that said a warthog could not be in office (6:14). However, Mr. Random accidentally activated the trap instead, turning his head into that of a warthog's (21:26). The transformation wears off after a couple of hours (21:52). The inator is never actually destroyed onscreen.

Gum-Under-The-Shoe-inator

An inator that shoots out pieces of gum that can wrap around someone's limbs to restrain them. It is able to work on someone as strong as Perry. It was never destroyed onscreen and only used to trap Perry.

Unretrograde-inator

In order to fix his astrology, Doof created this inator to reverse the movement of Mercury. Anything zapped by the inator will be forced to go backwards and reverse whatever they were doing (5:40). Norm, for example, went backwards throughout his entire morning before the effects wore off. His ability to talk and know what he's doing indicate that it isn't time manipulation, it is likely taking over someone's body and forcing them to reverse their movements (6:18). It is also not a mental control, as it was intended to work on the planet Mercury, so it must be reversing the movements directly. When Phineas was hit with it, he proceeded to to take down the entire structure in just a couple of seconds (10:32). Like most inators, this comes with a self-destruct button, though this one requires a nickel to be inserted first (10:49).

Impersonator-inator

An inator that creates a holographic projection over whatever it hits, disguising them as someone else. Interestingly, the holographic images seem to somehow dictate where a person can hit and be hit, as Doof's range was shortened after projecting as a pig (8:49), and Perry was able to punch as a gorilla would after looking like one (7:15). If the inator is destroyed, all holograms are undone (9:56).

Transmogrification-Backpack-inator

An inator that Doof created for Dennis the Rogue Rabbit after breaking him out of OWCA-Traz. The user wears it like a backpack and it is able to morph into almost anything the user wants (6:30). Dennis uses it to create a suit with giant hands (7:05), a cannon (6:44), and carrot rockets strong enough to create large explosions (7:10). It also has many nanobot cameras that let Doof watch the action if someone else is wearing the inator (8:42). The inator eventually sunk to the bottom of the docks (9:51).

I-Don't-Care-inator

Meh, whatever.

Fine I'll explain it. This handheld inator fires a beam that causes anyone it hits to feel immense apathy in whoever it hits (5:55). Paolo Vanderbeek, racing champion, completely gave up on racing when hit with this inator (6:54) and wouldn't return to the track until he was hit with the inator again, this time with the reverse-switch, which reverses the effects of the inator (9:36). The inator was stolen by Perry, but we never see it actually destroyed.

Motivate-inator

An inator that creates intense motivation within whoever is hit with it, at least that's how Doof described it. In reality it just makes someone really want to buy stuff, like Doof's merchandise at his seminar (6:58). It doesn't have to specifically be Doof's stuff though, as someone wanted to buy Phineas and Ferb's planetary ride (8:44). Once the inator is destroyed, all the motivation to buy stuff is removed and people come to their senses (9:28).

Mid-Life-Crisis-inator

Technically never named in the episode, but this inator is too central to the plot to be thrown in the "unnamed inators" section down below. This inator is a gold chain worn like a necklace that activates the insecurity parts of your brain, giving you a mid-life crisis (7:07). When Doof used it, it made him want to do as many dangerous or crazy things as possible (10:32), though after getting pushed out of a plane he decided it wasn't worth it and threw it away (17:58). It landed on Lawrence and made him want a crazier coffee than normal (18:16).

Shift-The-Earth's-Position-Further-Away-From-The-Sun-inator

An inator that moves the Earth away from the Sun by latching onto Jupiter and attracting the Earth to it (11:44). This causes the world to get much colder, which makes LOVE MUFFIN team up to use this to take over the world (19:33). An upgraded version of the inator was created by both Doof and Rodney, and it was going to plunge the world into a new ice age (27:19). However, Doof wasn't comfortable with the direction the plans were going in, so he teamed up with Major Monogram and others to defeat Rodney and destroy the machine (40:44).

Repulse-inator

An inator that fires a beam which turns whoever is hit with it into a repulsive monster, which is a mindless zombie-version of Doof (10:56). These "Doofenzombies" are able to transform other people into Doofenzombies with a single touch, specifically through static electricity, meaning that even a touch to your clothes would transform you, though insulators like rubber are able to protect someone (13:10). They are able to transform someone's clothes as well, even any rubber they are wearing for some reason (33:13).

The Doofenzombies will typically be identical to each other if a human was transformed, but on animals it turns them into weird mindless Doof-animal hybrids (31:29). We also see that the Giant Floating Baby Head was transformed into a floating Doofenzombie head (12:55). Typically all these zombies will say is "Lots of me", though they have been seen saying other things (14:40) and even revealing who they were before (25:16), usually for a joke. It should be noted that Doofenshmirtz himself is immune to the infection, likely due to his resemblance to the zombies (37:59).

The inator itself requires so much power that using it once will cause a mass blackout across all of Danville (19:19), and cause the inator to explode (11:22). Additionally, the zombies will turn back into normal if exposed to water (42:16), though obviously as a mindless zombie they wouldn't be able to do that knowingly.

Tri-Governor-inator

Due to there not technically being a political position of "Ruler of the Tri-State Area", Doof decided to create his own (7:46). This inator creates another building atop city hall, as well as the position of Tri-Governor, to which Doof can then run a poll for to achieve the position (due to running unopposed, he only needs one person to vote). People across the Tri-State Area automatically recognize it as a real position (19:30) . Doof achieved his goal, but his day started over in the time loop afterwards.

Do-Over-inator

An inator that creates a time loop, constantly starting the day over again with the user and anyone in close proximity being the ones who notice the changes (9:28). As it loops more and more, rifts will start to open up (16:53) and take in certain objects into Nullville (22:34), a dimension outside of time. If anything is sucked into the rift, no one except the person in the time loop remembers that they ever existed (19:50). The time and location of these rifts can be measured, but it takes a super specific device in order to accurately predict where they will open up, and they only stay open for a few seconds each (30:30). Likewise, people in Nullville can escape if they are able to find an open rift, but it requires the same specific equipment to do so (37:52).

At a certain point, the time loops will get shorter and shorter, and eventually cause all of the space-time continuum to collapse (33:07). Destroying the inator while in the home dimension will cause the time loops to end and everything that was in Nullville will be brought back (40:11). However, if the inator is destroyed while in Nullville, the time loops will end as well, but everything that was in Nullville will not be brought back and the time rifts will end, meaning that anything there would be stuck there (35:57).

Time-Straighten-Out-inator

This inator was created as a response to the loops of the Do-Over-inator. Once completed, Doof says that there is a 55% chance that this inator will fix time and bring everything back to normal, while there is a 45% chance for it to destroy everything in existence (38:12). The inator appears to work fine when used, but it turns out the inator was unplugged the whole time, so it is unknown if it would actually work (40:11). This inator was never destroyed by Perry due to not being evil and actually being good.

Other-Dimensionator

An inator that creates a portal to access other dimensions, described by Doofenshmirtz as "punching a hole through to another dimension" (8:18). Initially it didn't function properly, but after Phineas and Ferb removed the self-destruct button it was able to create a portal fine (11:24). Doof later recreated this inator in the second dimension to help Doof-2 access the first dimension (47:01). Unlike the miniature version that Phineas and Ferb held on to (which Doof never used), this inator can create a portal to any dimension, not just the one that is next going clockwise, as seen when Doof-2 uses it to go back to the first dimension (55:15). Neither version of the inator was actually ever destroyed.

Additionally, in the 2D Yourself video game, the inator remains with the user even when they travel to another dimension.

Amnesia-inator

An inator that Doof doesn't remember making. Major Monogram and Carl use a copy of it to erase the memories of everyone who saw Perry and Agent P, as well as Doofenshmirtz. It is able to erase the entire day of memories, though the full limits of it are unknown (1:14:50). Though given Doof forgot that he made the inator, it is dubious to give him the inator in a Vs scenario.

Power-Vacuum-inator

An inator that turns whatever it hits into lint, and then vacuums it up. It was intended to be used against City Hall, creating an actual power vacuum (3:15) , but it misfired and hit Phineas and Ferb's robot instead. The vacuum was able to work on the lint all the way across town somehow (3:40). The inator was never actually destroyed onscreen, though it can be assumed that it was.

Galactic-Travel-inator

Essentially a rocket ship that Doof is in denial about being a rocket ship. It is able to fly through space fast enough to reach the planet Feebla-Oot in under an hour (19:26). The ship was also able to spin fast enough to get through the ion barrier surrounding the planet. The ship crashed on Feebla-Oot and isn't seen after that.

Axe-inator

It's just an axe with a self-destruct button on the back.

Time-Travel-inator

An inator that can time travel by going into the timestream. Doof initially created this inator to go to the past when an orange soda he wanted wasn't banned, but it ended up becoming essential to saving the world from Pistachions with them being able to go back in time to when the takeover first began. The inator runs on time juice, and if it runs out of time juice it will be stuck in the timestream. It also isn't able to go to an exact date, because the cupholder is blocking it.

Shock-Absorber-Absorb-inator

An inator that can attract and absorb all of the shock absorbers across the Tri-State Area. Doof then planned to resell all of them at a higher price (b, 4:32). The inator was never actually destroyed onscreen, though presumably was from this explosion (b, 8:23).

Transport-inator

A handheld inator that teleports whatever it hits around town somewhere. Doof tried to hit Recurring Raccoon with this inator, but accidentally sent Martin across town instead (a, 7:25). It is unclear if Doof has control over where the victim ends up.

Reconstitute-inator

An inator that seems to revert whatever it affects into a previous state. It was intended to turn raisins into grapes (a, 0:50), but Doof was unhappy with it, so he threw it away and accidentally turned a triceratops skeleton into a living triceratops (a, 2:28).

De-Gum-inator

An inator that Doof drives around with many arms that pick up gum off of the sidewalk, in order to fit as a good guy more (a, 3:02). The arms are strong enough to restrain a man and mess up an entire street. The inator ends up doing more harm than good (a, 8:17), but Perry eventually leads it to the clock tower in town where it's able to power the entire thing at once (a, 9:00).

Go-Home-inator

A small handheld inator activated with a string. It fires a beam that makes whoever it hits want to return home (a, 8:27). It seems to work based on whatever the victim considers "home" in that moment, such as a baseball player running to home base (a, 8:48). It even works on inanimate objects, as it made a spaceship return to its home planet despite the crew onboard not wanting to (a, 9:07).

Shenanig-inator

Originally intended to track shenanigans, Doof later repurposed it to track negative probability ions, aka Murphy's Law (12:14). After it tracks Martin instead of Milo, Doof uses the head of the Milo robot, which has Milo's DNA in it, to track Milo specifically (13:28). It is likely, given how quickly he was able to repurpose it, that if Doof had someone else's DNA he could track them as well.

Hand-To-Foot-inator

A small inator that transforms hands into human feet. It was originally made to try and get back at Doof's cousin, who was a hand model, which didn't really work out since now he's a foot model (a, 4:28). It turned everyone's hands into feet and even turned Diogee's front paws into feet as well (a, 6:28). Doof later rewired it to be able to turn feet back into hands (a, 7:24).

Dust-Devil-inator

A small inator that, when activated, creates a massive whirlwind in the sky by spinning really fast (a, 6:45). That's about all we know about this inator.

Robotic-Hamper-Helper-inator

A walking laundry basket inator. Intended to make it easier to pick up all the clothes and take them to the laundry room, it starts getting unruly and eating everything. It also has a belch mode where it belches the clothes out (b, 4:55). It runs off because it was programmed with the laundry room at Doof's old building (b, 5:27). The inator was also strong enough to restrain Doof himself (b, 5:14).

Clone-inator

An inator that uses DNA to create a clone of someone. Doof and Dakota used it to create a clone of Cavendish when he went missing to help them find the real one (4:14), but because cloning a full human would take too long Doof used platypus DNA for the rest of it, creating Cavenpuss (5:30). The clone also didn't help find Cavendish because it was a physical clone and didn't have any memories of Cavendish's (6:22).

Reduce-inator

A handheld inator resembling a ladybug. It is able to shrink the size of something, even capable of turning ions into tiny ionitas according to Doof (13:08). It also has a reverse setting that makes something grow massive, like it did to Diogee (18:11). It was meant to reduce the size of the Sphere of Calamity, but because it was set on reverse, it only made it grow bigger.

Shush-inator

This was a commercially available inator created by Doofenshmirtz (6:33). It is able to create a beam that takes away someone's voice (4:48), and by spinning the lever on the side it is able to suck up all the voices in town, notably excluding the user (6:03). The beam is able to cause physical damage to something as well with it's sonic blast setting (5:11). However, upon the inator's destruction, all stolen voices will be returned (9:20).

Flataplatinator

Used by Doofenshmirtz in the final boss battle of the Phineas and Ferb DS game, the Flataplatinator's main purpose seems to be capturing Perry. It is tough enough to survive a large wrecking ball falling directly onto it and was completely unaffected by an attack from Perry, with Doof claiming that it is completely invincible. It comes equipped with two barrels on the back that can launch random objects, such as bunnies or hats. It is also able to launch a green orb that can shrink anyone hit by it, though it appears to be ineffective as Perry grows back to normal size seconds after getting shrunk. It eventually was destroyed in a big explosion that reached all across Danville to Phineas and Ferb's house. As seen in the Perry the Platypus theme song, it also has a remote that can be used to control it outside the machine.

Slow-inator

An inator ray that Doofenshmirtz made to slow all of the fast food chains in the Tri-State Area, for an unknown reason. It slows anything hit with it, as seen when it zapped Phineas's skateboard and slowed it down. It was never destroyed on-screen, though presumably it was eventually destroyed.

Agent-Detect-inator

A series of cameras equipped with trackers that are able to detect OWCA agents. They use the agent fedoras to detect if it finds an agent or not, and thus can be tricked if the agent is not wearing a fedora.

Attract-Cool-Stuff-inator

An inator that Doof created for an invention competition, in the hopes of stealing all the other inventions. It is able to attract any cool thing it finds, and teleports it back to Doof. The only downside is that it needs to be warmed up before it can be activated. It teleported Phineas and Ferb's invention and museum to Doof's building, but upon the inator's destruction it was all sent back.

Puzzle-inator

An inator that creates a bunch of puzzles on a screen depicting various incorrect events from the show, with several characters in locations that they shouldn't be in. Some of these puzzles contain parts of a machine that can be built, and once all five are collected, the machine can be built in real life. Yeah I'm not really sure this has any purpose in a vs scenario.

Agent P's World Showcase Adventure inators

A series of inators Doof uses around the world to try and take over different parts of the world in various ways. These all come from Agent P's World Showcase Adventure attraction at the World Showcase at Epcot at Walt Disney World Resort, which no longer exists as it was replaced by a Ducktales-themed attraction in 2020. The inators in the various adventures are as follows:

Baby-inator: An inator that Doof created to turn people into babies so that they would be too slow to outrun his giant robot, so he could take over Japan's Tri-Prefect Area. It takes a while to warm up, and ended up turning Doof's giant robot into a baby robot somehow.
Flashback-inator: An inator mounted on a rocket ship that sends anyone or anything back to an earlier part in history. To be clear, it doesn't actually send anyone back in time, rather just transforms someone into what they looked like at an earlier time. Doof's plan was to reveal the embarrassing past hairstyles of everyone in the Mexican Tri-State Area. However, Doof hit himself with it on accident. The inator also seemed to erupt a volcano by hitting it.
Remote-Controlled Salsa-Dancing-Marionette-inator: A dressed-up skeleton that taunts whoever it looks at. Taunting is evil!
Sink-inator: An inator that sinks anything it hits. Doof planned to sink all the viking ships at the Norwegian Living History Festival. However the beam bounced off of a mirror and sunk Phineas and Ferb's invention in the sand instead.
Landslide-inator: An inator that causes a landslide to fall on whoever it hits. Doof wanted to target all the voters in the German Tri-State Area who were supporting his opponent. It ended up causing a landslide over a German castle.
Hypnotize-inator: A fiendish subliminal messaging system all over town that convinces people to vote for him. It just appears to be the word "Doof" written everywhere.
De-Panda-inator: An inator that was supposed to turn all the pandas in the Tri-Province Area into monochromatic bears. Its power source was disabled before he could use it.
Precipitator-inator: In order to win a golf tournament in the UK, Doof created this inator to try and wash away all of his opponents. However, it ended up flooding his own lair.
De-Accent-inator: Doof wanted to ask this French girl Renee out on a date but couldn't understand her thanks to her accent, so he created this inator to get rid of everyone's French accent. The inator wasn't used again but his date ended up being cancelled.

Anti-Magnet-Antenna-inator

A pair of inators that disables all magnets in the area when used. Additionally, it seems to be able to destroy metal if targeted, as the weapon Perry is holding will be destroyed, as well as any Norm Bot.

Photomosaic-inator

An inator that turns people into photographic mosaics. Being turned into one does not kill you but does severely limit your abilities, as while Major Monogram was able to talk and give a mission while one, Perry was unable to perform his duties as an agent. It even is able to affect Doof himself, despite Doof having at least some resistance against transmutation as seen far below in "Resistances".

Stinky-Food-Thrower-inator

A mech-like inator that Doof uses in the educational LeapFrog game Food Fight Frenzy (yes really). It shoots out a combination of broccoli, fish, chili dogs, and cheese, three food items at a time, and can also launch meat sauce high into the air. It was defeated when Perry used Phineas and Ferb's water balloon launcher against it.

Inator Overload inators

A series of inators featured in the game Inator Overload. Used by Evil Carl against Perry, they were all created by Doof originally so he should have access to them. Not including the Shrink-inator (which was talked about earlier), the inators in the game are:

Accel-inator: An inator that speeds up whatever it hits.
Bounce-inator: An inator that makes whatever it hits very bouncy.
Upside-Down-inator: An inator that reverses the gravity of whatever it hits.

Appliance-Control-inator

An inator that shoots out a radio wave in order to control household appliances, turning them into an army for Doof. It doesn't just work on household appliances either, as it affected Phineas and Ferb's robot as well. Although the appliances could turn against Doof, they would rather fight someone threatening Doof than fight Doof himself.

Look-Back-inator

An inator that is able to send people to previous events that they've experienced, and was able to put the entire Tri-State Area in a time loop. People put in the time loop are able to retain their memories, Doof is just an idiot and didn't realize at first.

Robot-inator

A giant, tower-sized customizable robot from the game Robot-inator. The inator can be made of pre-made parts or can have new parts drawn on it (by the player, but presumably in-universe it can be done by Doofenshmirtz). The inator is said to be the ultimate robot and unleash an unprecedented reign of terror on the Tri-State Area.

Duplicat-inator

An inator that duplicates whatever it hits. Doof uses this to steal Phineas and Ferb's portals, and then continuously to duplicate his transport-inators (see below).

Transport-inator

A group of inators that act as portals between each other. Each Transport-inator is matched with another one, and through repeated use of the Duplicat-inator Doof has over 9,000 of them by the end of the game.

Freeze-inator

An inator that fires a beam of ice that freezes whatever it hits in a block of ice. Doof tried to use it against Perry, but ended up freezing himself on accident.

Hockey-inator

A group of small robots that play hockey. They aren't very strong and get one-shot by Perry for the most part, so they aren't going to be too useful.

Minion-inator

An inator powered by sludge that makes household objects alive and sentient, as well as giving them limbs if they didn't already have them. Doof planned to use this to create his own agency out of evil household objects. It can affect nearly anything, such as a radio, chair, teddy bear, toy train, microwave, and even a rock. The agents are strong enough to restrain Carl and take over OWCA.

Where's My Perry inators

The mobile game Where's My Perry features many devices that are called inators. Some of these are named in-game while some are not, but I'll group them all here together.

Sticky-inator

A bright red inator that was intended to make everything in the Tri-State Area unbearably sticky. However, the T-rex that Phineas and Ferb brought back to life chewed it up, and the inator appears to have, over time, frozen it indefinitely.

Animat-inator

An inator that makes whatever it hits "alive" and animated. Doof used it to make his cartoon drawing a real cartoon character, though the inator was destroyed when Perry punched it. It got another shot off however, and make the giant snowman Phineas and Ferb made alive.

Pacifier-inator

An inator that makes whoever is hit by its blast as passive and docile as a baby. Perry ends up hitting Doof with the inator, causing Doof to lose the will to fight, and Perry blows up the inator with the Self-Destruct button.

Levitate-inator

An inator that causes whatever it hits to levitate in the air. It ended up being destroyed by Doof himself because he felt bad about keeping Perry on his birthday, but the inator got one last shot off, levitating the birthday celebration into the air.

Make-Me-Really-Big-inator

An inator that makes whatever it hits really big, enough to turn Doofenshmirtz into a fifty-foot tall giant. It also has a reverse-switch that makes whatever it hits really tiny. It zapped the Liberty Bell, shrinking it along with Phineas and Ferb's time portal, and then zapped Doof's building, shrinking everything in it except for Doof himself.

Havoc-inator

An inator that seemingly creates havoc or chaos on whatever it hits. It fired at a group of robots Phineas and Ferb made, making them act chaotically and start tearing up the western town they had made. The inator was later destroyed by Perry.

Turtle-Transform-inator

An inator that gives whoever it hits a turtle shell. Doof planned to fire it at city hall, turning everyone into turtles and tipping them on their shell. However, the beam bounced off of some glass and hit Doof, giving him a turtle shell and getting tipped over by Perry.

Starve-inator

An inator that makes someone incredibly starved. Originally it didn't work, but Candace, wearing a cap that made her super smart, helped fix it. It ended up making a bunch of beavers incredibly hungry, making them escape and tackle Candace.

Phoenix-inator

An inator that is able to burn whatever it hits to the ground. It burned Phineas and Ferb's house and was intended to burn city hall as well. If the inator zaps the same ash again, it will turn back into the original object. The inator was destroyed by Perry.

Upside-Down-Cake-inator

An inator Doof created for his substitute when he was too tired. We don't get to see what it does.

Plat-To-Oct-inator

An inator that was meant to transform Perry into an octopus. In actuality, it just ended up giving Perry six extra arms.

Food-Chain-Reverse-inator

An inator that Doof planned to use to reverse the food chain. Any grubs or worms hit with the inator will grow large and monstrous, allowing them to feed on their typical predators. The inator was destroyed by Perry and the monstrous grubs defeated Doof.

Dooftastic-inator

An inator that makes Doof fantastic and gives him a snazzy outfit. That's pretty much it.

Exhaust-inator

An inator that makes whoever hit with it completely exhausted and devoid of energy. When Phineas was hit with it, he was completely unable to stand, and when Doof was hit with it, he immediately fell over. Perry ended up punching it to explode it.

Rubber-Steal-inator

An inator that Doof wanted to use to attract all the rubber in the Tri-State Area. Once he gets all the rubber, he'll have enough to make a rubber suit where all the attacks bounce off of him. Unfortunately this comic was not available completely online, so I do not know what happens to the inator.

Glow-inator

An inator that makes whatever it hits start glowing. Like the last one I was unable to find the rest of the comic online so I do not know what happens to the inator.

Snooze-inator

Also known as the Drowsy-nator 5000, this inator sprays sleep dust that makes anyone who breathes to it fall asleep for 24 hours. The inator was able to quickly spread across the entire city, and Doof himself stated that no one within 100 miles could stop him. People are still able to sleepwalk in this state however.

Poot-And-Toot-inator

An inator that will apparently drive every citizen to distraction so that he could take over. However, it was destroyed by Perry when Doof pretended to be a malfunctioning robot.

Rampaging-Monster-inator

An inator made to scare everyone on Halloween, as revenge for Doof being scared by everyone as a kid. It is a robot that can fly with rockets on its feet, and is strong enough to shake an entire corn maze. It is fast enough on foot to keep up with Ferb's rocket-powered wagon. However, it has an exposed dial on it determining what function it is carrying out, and if it is switched from "Rampage" to "Go Home", it will instead target Doofenshmirtz.

Aqua-Creature-Creator-inator

An inator that mutates any aquatic creature it hits into a monstrous version of itself. For example, when the inator hit a fish, it transformed it into a large, mutated fish-like creature with crab claws. The monster ended up slamming into the side of Doof's lair, flooding it by breaking the glass and likely destroying the inator in the process.

Fireworks-Spell-inator

After Doof stole all of the flowers, chocolates, and stuffed animals in Danville on Valentine's Day, he wanted to create a new holiday called Broken-Heart Day, and to celebrate he created this inator. It shoots out fireworks into the sky that spell out the words "Broken-Heart Day". Perry ended up tying all of the stolen presents to the fireworks so that it rained presents all over Danville when the fireworks were launced.

Snow-Hurl-inator

A catapult-like inator made to hurl a giant snowball across town. It also comes equipped with a machine gun-like setting that shoots snowballs at high speeds. The inator was later destroyed by Perry.

Polka-inator

An inator that fires a large blast that makes whoever it hits forced to dance the polka. Doof created this so that no one would be able to vote for his brother on election day, and Doof would have two votes for himself, being himself and Norm, so he would win. It eventually was destroyed by Perry, which caused everyone to stop dancing, notably exhausted afterwards, allowing everyone to vote Roger in as mayor again.

Giganta-Pogo-inator

A giant pogo stick inator. Being the world's largest pogo stick, Doof planned to use it to bounce around Danville and distract everyone, so that he could lead them out of town and take over. In addition to being able to bounce around normally, it also comes with an overdrive option that makes it bounce wildly and uncontrollably. It was strong enough to crush an entire western town under it, and it was eventually destroyed when it crashed into Doof's tower.

Get-Lost-inator

An inator that causes whatever it hits to "get lost", or seemingly teleport somewhere else. It has a distance setting on it, though it's unclear exactly how it works. It was able to teleport a remote under a flower pot, and teleported Candace all the way up on a hot air balloon. Doof planned to use it to teleport every politician away, but Perry ended up turning the front of it back on itself and it teleported itself away.

Cute-Puppy-Call-inator

An inator that acts like a duck call, but instead of ducks it attracts cute puppies to you. Doof created this because he was inspired by how Duck Dynasty made their fortune. Unfortunately, instead of puppies, the inator ends up calling a bunch of spiders.

Gloat-inator

An inator that can make goats glow-in-the-dark. Yeah, that's about it.

Bake-Sale-Obliterate-inator

A handheld inator that Doof created to try and destroy bake sales. Unfortunately, it wasn't plugged in when he tried to use it, so he ended up buying some snickerdoodle cookies instead.

Change-Inator-inator

During the Spot the Diff marathon of Phineas and Ferb episodes, Doof created this inator that was able to change previous episodes in different ways, such as adding a herd of cows or changing characters' hair colors. There doesn't seem to be any affect on the real world and only affected the rerun of the episode however.

Audience-Control-inator

The inator that Doof uses in "The Best LIVE Tour Ever!". Doof created this so that he could control the audience of the live show, and it makes whoever is hit by it become extremely suggestible, such as Candace following the instructions Phineas and Ferb gave her after being hit by it. It seems to wear off after a few seconds on Candace, but in other scenarios, such as when Doof forced kids from the audience to dance, it lasts for much longer. Phineas even states that the inator can make someone do anything, and he even uses it to control the Sun, making Summer last forever. The inator was not destroyed, but did fall out of Doof's hands into Phineas and Ferb's.

Enlarge-inator

A handheld inator that Doof used to turn a rat giant. To combat this, he calls a cat shelter to try and adopt a cat, make it larger, and use it to take care of the rat. We do not see what happens to the inator afterwards.

Baby-inator

An inator that is mounted on the ceiling of his room and turns whatever it hits into a baby. Perry started to dismantle it, and it ended up turning Doof into a baby.

Erase-inator

In How NOT to Draw Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Doof pulled the eraser off of his artist and used it as the Erase-inator. With this he was able to erase any object he wanted, including objects in the background or even Candace's mouth to make her stop yelling. The artist ends up slapping it away from him.

Unnamed Inators

Some inators that Doof has shown off throughout the series do not have official names. However, they are still, unmistakably, inators, so they will be listed here. Here are the unnamed ones throughout the series.

This one resembles Doof's first inator, but is completely different in function.

Unseen Inators

Occasionally there will be a reference to an Inator named, and sometimes given some idea of what it does, without it being seen. They will be listed here. A lot of these have their effect shown or talked about in some way, though some will not, and even if an affect can be inferred, I will not be doing so and just be labelling them as "effect not shown". They are:

Diarrhea-inator: Effect not shown (16:30).
Inside-Out-inator: A blast from this turned Doof inside out, though he was still able to function fine (17:12).
Made-Of-Gold-inator: Effect not shown (2:25).
Schmaltz-inator: Effect not shown (5:20).
Move-A-Bunch-Of-Inators-inator: Doof said it would've been helpful when moving a bunch of inators, so presumably it does exactly that (18:00).
Bad-Idea-inator: Gave Doof the idea for the Feed-The-Pigeons-inator.
Human-Head-inator: Gave a fly the head of a human (9:23).
Junk-Mail-inator: Effect not shown.
Waffle-Into-Pancake-inator: Effect not shown (a, 4:05).
Gorilla-Shave-inator: Effect not shown (a, 4:05).
Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free-inator: Gets Doof and his gang out of jail somehow.
De-Laugh-inator: Was going to remove laughter from the Tri-State Area, but was defeated by people laughing too much.
Hyper-Pollen-Smell-inator: Turns everyone who smells the roses into mindless slaves.
Erase-The-Special-Episode-inator: After stealing part of the episode "Summer Belongs To You", Doof was going to use this to erase the episode.
Use-The-Lights-For-Evil-inator: At the 2010 Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights, Doof used this inator to play the lights and music in a way that would turn everyone into mindless slaves. It was destroyed by Perry.

Unnamed and Unseen Inators

There are a couple of inators that are not seen or named in the series, that we still see or hear about their effects. While they technically aren't ever confirmed to be "inators" exactly, they will still go here.

Traps

Doof has plenty of traps that he uses to trap his enemies in, typically Perry, though he has used them against the pizza delivery guy before (21:20), as well as Major Monogram and Carl. This is typically his first weapon to use when getting into a confrontation, and he will often use the opportunity to talk about his new evil plan in great detail. He has said before that traps are not meant to fully trap Perry for too long, only enough so that he can get his entire plan through, though there have been several that seemed to require outside help for Perry to escape from. Doof also has a sensor in his lair for whenever a trap is engaged so that he can be alerted for any new arrivals. They typically activate automatically, though Doof can also activate them manually with remotes, and they activate so fast that not even Perry can react to them. Doof has a wide variety of traps, including:

...So the blog was getting too long for blogger to easily hold all of it in one post, so this is the end of Part 1 (it's simply easier if I do it this way). Part 2 will contain the rest of Doof's inventions, his abilities, feats, and other Phineas and Ferb scaling things.