VS Character Analysis: Dr. Doofenshmirtz (Part 2)

Part 2:

The initial blog got so long that I have decided to split it into two parts, and this is part 2. Part 1 has the rules for everything that is being considered "canon", as well as background, experience, all of Doof's inators, and his traps. For everything else, it is here in Part 2.

Robots

Norm

Norm is a giant robot created by Doofenshmirtz in order to emulate the true enemy of the platypus: man. Stated to be about 25 feet tall, Norm is an extremely powerful and versatile robot, able to extend his limbs (10:22) and head a fair distance or just detach them entirely. He can still talk as just a head (a, 5:48) and even after running out of power. In fact he can even function without a head and regularly switches his out. He also seems to run on a CD and has a different one for morning and night. He can also switch his teeth out for sharp metal ones, though he cannot open his mouth so they are effectively useless (3:36). 

Norm can fly through rockets in his feet or from his arms (9:00), though he also has a jetpack that he can use to fly (6:34). He is also equipped with a hyper-transportation mode, which attaches wheels to his feet and blasts him at high speeds with rockets. He appears to be able to shoot out lasers (8:49), as the fusion of him and Doof was capable of that (5:20), and obviously Doof himself doesn't have that power. Norm has been shown to scale completely flat surfaces like Doof's tower, and can transform his body to be a pickup truck (10:30). He also has multiple settings that affect how he acts, like a shiatsu and pretzel-making setting which he will do towards the closest thing, or a guard dog setting that alerts Doofenshmirtz of any intruders. 

On Norm's back there is a button that is attached to a microphone, which allows Doof to talk into it and mass-print out fliers with what Doof said on them (5:42). These instructions on the fliers are in such a commanding font that they will cause whoever sees them to do what they say (10:38), even if it means hurting themselves (6:25). Norm has shown that he doesn't need Doof's assistance to print these out, he can print them out regardless of what Doof says (11:41). Norm is also equipped with a screen behind his head that lets him communicate with Dr. D whenever he wants, and he records everything he hears and can play it back instantly (11:38).

Once, when Doof was away on jury duty, Norm outfitted himself with several weapons that he was using in order to destroy the city. These include laser blasts, a laser cutter, a tennis ball cannon, spikes on his elbow and fist, a rocket that gets launched out of his chest, a chainsaw, and a cannon that can catch and redirect cannonballs. Norm was even able to create a massive energy sphere that created an explosion the size of a planet. Another time, Doof outfitted Norm with many cleaning supplies, as well as the ability to notice something as small as lint or flakes of skin. He eventually went crazy with cleaning power, and got tricked into cutting his own limbs off so that he would stop. 

Norm is physically very powerful. He is able to effortlessly walk through walls (6:14) and can lift a giant device far into the air (10:22). He was able to lift the entire roof off of Candace's room and place it back down exactly how it was. He is also tough enough to be completely unharmed by an onslaught from Perry, and is both waterproof and heat-resistant (5:23). Just like Doof, he is capable of utilizing Broadway Force and can initiate a song to use the same powers those give him. He is also able to play acoustic guitar, electric guitar, and the drums.

Norm isn't perfect however. He runs on the squirrel in his chest, and if it were removed or distracted Norm would lose all power. Despite this, Norm also requires oil, gas, and water to continue functioning as well, and can leak oil from his ear if it is removed (10:23). Norm also has a strange relationship with other technology, as he will short-circuit if Doof sits on the remote and will start involuntarily rapping if the microwave is turned on. He also has an on/off switch on his back that can easily incapacitate him. He has been distracted by a simple laser pointer, and if he sees something he really likes can make him short-circuit (5:19). He also has a self-destruct button somewhere, though Doof won't say where (5:05).

It should be noted that while there is typically just one Norm, there have been multiple Norms on screen before, suggesting Doof can create more if he requires it. He also has many smaller Norms, which are notably weaker than the real Norm.

Tower Robot

Also known as the Robot-inator, this massive robot is a tower that was activated by Doof from inside to become a robot, meant to wreak havoc across the city. It is described as being thirty stories tall, with pincer arms and feet the size of locomotives that weigh two tons each. It is strong enough to rip entire skyscrapers out of the ground and swing them around. However, it can be messed with from the inside, and the robot is able to sneeze if a large amount of pepper gets near it.

Dragon Robot

A large robot that Doof stole from Evil-Con. Doof initially picked the Queen Elizabeth robot, but swapped when he saw Perry had the Dragon robot. Unfortunately the Queen Elizabeth could shoot laser eyes, while the Dragon had fire breath that shot the fire out of the cockpit, where the pilot would get burned as well. The robots could also fly. They were eventually destroyed over the course of the fight.

President Wax Robots

Doofenshmirtz created two wax robots based on US presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln to be used as a security system for his base. These robots are strong enough to restrain Perry. Due to them being made of wax, their skin will melt when exposed to too much heat, though their robot skeletons will remain fine and can be put back together. They were even able to merge into one body and fight like that, and they could survive the explosion of Shrinkspheria.

Bug-Eye Bot

A tracking device that Doof put onto Perry that turned into a robot that Doof could remotely control (6:05). Doof did this so that he could find Perry's address. However, the connection got lost, and the robot went rogue, making Phineas and Ferb fight it while they were shrunk down to be tiny (7:22). Even with the lost signal, Doof can still remotely activate the self-destruct button, which will destroy any small thing near it as well (10:41).

Replacement Robot

A small robot that was intended as a replacement to Norm. It is stated by Doof to be much more evil than Norm, and has a blender as a bonus (6:52). If the robot is overloaded with energy however, it grows large and will turn against Doofenshmirtz (18:32). In this form it can shoot energy blasts as well (18:53). However, if any liquid splashes against it, such as coffee, it will short-circuit and shut down (20:32).

Flying versions of this robot are seen in the game Bot Thwack, where they can seal agents away in spheres that they project. Bopping them on the head will defeat them, though getting hit by any other part will hurt.

Robot Army

An army of robots that Doof created with self-destruct buttons on the bottoms of their feet so no one could reach them. This meant that the robots could not walk without exploding (25:02).

Perry Suit

A robotic Perry suit that Doof piloted briefly in Candace Against the Universe. Doof says that with the suit, he and Perry are finally equally matched (3:15), which would imply that it could possess the same skill as Perry, though it is a bit unclear. What happens to the suit is unknown.

Offscreen Robots

Doof alluded to a robot that he created as a child. This robot would go on to create another robot, which then destroyed the original. That new robot would go on to create another robot, which then destroyed that one. This cycle continued for an unknown amount of time (b, 2:06).

Norm-Patrollers

Small robots with Norm's head that act as the basic enemies in Phineas and Ferb: Quest for Cool Stuff. They are programmed to attack anything that is cool and their head is incredibly weak, with even one bonk knocking them out for the day. However, they are still physically strong enough to overpower Doof himself (it sounds like a trap, but it isn't). They are able to jump, and variants of them have electricity attacks or spikes on their head. They can even learn attacks that Doof didn't program them with.

Doofenbots

An army of evil robots that Doof created to take over the Tri-State Area in Agent Alert. They can keep up with OWCA Agent robots, which are fast enough to dodge lasers, and they can punch the ground hard enough to crack it or summon electrical zappers to electrocute the opponent. They are also stated to be the toughest challenge OWCA has ever seen, implying they should be superior to most of the Agents there. They likely can do more, but unfortunately Agent Alert lacks a ton of footage so it is hard to see for sure.

Giant Robot

A giant robot that Doofenshmirtz creates in Agent P's World Showcase Adventure. This robot was made to terrorize the people of Japan, but it ended up being too slow to actually be threatening. Doof then planned to turn all of the citizens into babies so they couldn't outrun it, but he ended up turning the robot into a baby robot on accident.

Robot Trolls

An unseen army of robotic trolls used in Agent P's World Showcase Adventure. They were created to do one thing: recover his childhood bicycle. They are controlled by a mapping and command center that is disguised as a viking rune stone, and each robot has a bicycle detection and immobilization function on it. Hacking into one troll can lead to being able to shut down the entire army.

Norm-Bots

Doofenshmirtz actually has his own version of the Norm-Bots shown off in Agent P: Return of the Platypus. These are equipped with lasers on each arm, and sometimes have a shield that is strong enough to block multiple hits from these lasers. While they don't show it off, Perry has used those same shields to slow his descent while falling. Physically they aren't that tough, and Perry has destroyed them with just a few attacks.

Giant Normbot

Doof has a giant Norm robot mech that he pilots at the end of Agent P: Return of the Platypus. It is several stories tall and can fire lasers from its eyes, as well as rapid-fire them all around. It seemingly returns at the end of every level despite being destroyed by Perry in the previous one.

Food-throwing Robot Army

In the LeapFrog game Food Fight Frenzy, Doof has an army of food-throwing robots that he uses to throw stinky food everywhere. These include Fry Bots, Meatball Mortar Bots, Pizza Bots, and Waiter Bots. 

Evil Appliance Army

A robot army assembled by Doofenshmirtz with the Appliance-Control-inator. This army includes microwaves, washing machines, lawnmowers, webcams, drones, helicopters, fans, blenders, soda machines, ice cream machines, gumball machines, grills, ice cream carts, hot dog carts, water dispensers, spinner toys, toy cars, toy tanks, televisions, hot chocolate machines, jackhammers, floor cleaner machines, vacuum cleaners, flying cuckoo clocks, and even machines from the future.

The army also includes several bosses, including a pinball machine and a claw machine, which has the ability to shrink someone down and suck them inside of it. The strongest member of this army however is the Carasaurus Moto-Rex, a robot created by Phineas and Ferb that Doofenshmirtz took over with the inator. It is able to shoot large fireballs, as well as ice balls and spheres of electricity, and can cause shockwaves along the ground with just a stomp.

Satellite Robots

Flying robots resembling Doof-2's Norm-Bots that can disguise themselves as satellite receivers. Not much is shown of their capabilities, but they are able to fly.

Sentry Robots

Small robots that are able to target characters and charge after them. They act as Doofenshmirtz's security, and are able to create forcefields strong enough to keep Phineas within them. They are physically strong enough to knock back Ferb, though one solid hit will take them out.

Robot Duplicates

Doof has created several robot duplicates of himself that are programmed to act just like he does, including being "just as out of shape and bad at fighting" as Doof himself. However, they run off of the power of Doof's building, so if the power gets disrupted in any way, the robot duplicates will shut down.

Gadgets

Self-Destruct Buttons

These are buttons that explode whatever they're attached to when pressed, and Doofenshmirtz puts them on everything, including his vacuum cleaner, his TV, and even his underwear. They're so special to Doof that his daughter got him a basket full of them for Father's Day. Doof typically builds the Self-Destruct Button first for his machine funnily enough, and usually buys them from the store for easy assembly (2:13). They run on this fluid called "Boom Juice" which is highly explosive (3:18), to the point where a truck full of it crashing into a canyon created a fiery explosion that reached the sky (9:35).

Doof has explained that he adds Self-Destruct Buttons to his inators because they are as natural as the smell of trash is to New York City. They are a symbol of professionalism that show that you mean business, and to show that you would rather get rid of your life's work than have it used for good. 

Jetpack

Doofenshmirtz has a jetpack that he uses to fly around, though it often backfires on him, such as tearing off his clothes (9:29) or setting him on fire (9:30), though it has shown to be able to work perfectly fine before. It is implied that Perry's jetpack was once Doof's that he accidentally left with Perry, and thus should likely have the same capabilities as Perry's like a Turbo Mode that flies much faster than normal, though is also uncontrollable (9:51). Doof would later make another set of jetpacks for him and Buford when they were working together (6:30).

Doofenshmirtz also has a jetpack suit that he wears in one of his boss fights in Phineas and Ferb: Ride Again. He uses this to charge into Perry.

Ray Guns

Doofenshmirtz is equipped with several ray guns that serve a variety of purposes. He typically carries these around in his lab coat for easy access should he ever need them, and has even shown keeping one in bed with him in case he needs it in the morning. They are as follows:

• One that fires a bubble of "pure evil", trapping whoever is caught in it unless they can pop the bubble with a sufficiently sharp object.
• One that fires generic laser blasts.
• One that fires lasers that burn whatever they hit.
• One that fires a beam that bounces off mirrors and explodes whatever it hits (10:50).
• One that disintegrates whatever it hits (3:50).
• One that resembles Octalian technology and could push a bunch of liquid back for a little bit
• One that erases the memories of whoever it hits.
• One that can shift people that it hits into other dimensions.

Termite Controlling Helmet

A helmet that Doof wears that is able to control termites as long as they are wearing little matching helmets. Doof planned to control all his termites into destroying all wood so that people would be forced to buy his aluminum siding. However, Perry hit the reverse-switch on the helmet, causing all of the termites to turn against Doof and chase him around.

Harpoon

Vanessa once used a harpoon to fire a rope to city hall from a nearby building. While Doofenshmirtz has never wielded it himself, it is likely that this is his harpoon and he should be capable of using one.

Torture Device

A device that Doof used to capture someone and planned to torture them for some unknown reason. It isn't clear what the device would do once the lever was pulled however, as Perry unplugged it before that happened.

Disinevaporator

A device Doof created in order to completely destroy the hideout of his old Evil Science mentor, Professor Destructicon. However, he accidentally took it onboard the plane when he evacuated, dropping it off on Phineas and Ferb's haunted house. The Disintevaporator disintevaporates (a combination of disintegrate and evaporate) whatever building it is currently inside of, as well as everything inside of it.

Any Flat Surface Magnet Belt

A belt that Doof hid inside a bag to trick Perry in order to trap him. Upon opening the bag, the belt will automatically attach itself to the user, before magnetizing to the nearest flat surface, usually a wall or ceiling. Even pushing off of the wall will just cause the magnet to reattach to another flat surface, though the person trapped can still manipulate the way the belt is attached by spinning around.

World's Largest Firecracker

A massive firecracker loaded with 400 pounds of fireworks. Doof strapped Perry to it and planned to launch the firecracker into the sky for the finale of his daughter's 16th birthday. However, Perry escaped and Doof was attached instead right as the timer reached zero, causing him to be launched into the sky and explode.

Fake Window Trick

A fake picture of Doof that he can put over his outside wall to try and trick Perry into crashing into the wall. Unfortunately it has one major weakness, it fails against the "Fake Perry the Platypus bit". 

World's Largest Baking Soda Volcano

In Doof's youth, he would always lose science fairs to a baking soda volcano. So, as an adult, he created the World's Largest Baking Soda Volcano to try and win a science fair. Unfortunately, there was so much baking soda and vinegar added that it caused the volcano to explode, Doof at the center, and all of the pieces got sucked through Baljeet's portal to Mars. Doof would end up losing this one to a baking soda volcano as well.

Steak Specs

A pair of glasses with frozen steaks on them, in order to cool off Doof's eye when he got a black eye from Perry. He planned to mass-produce them by stealing all of the steaks in the Tri-State Area and repurposing them into the glasses, so that he could become rich. Unfortunately for him, all of the steaks exploded across Danville before he could do that.

Infomercial Weapons

After being obsessed with infomercials, Doofenshmirtz couldn't stop ordering everything he saw immediately. Several of these he and Perry used against each other in their fight or outside of it. They are as follows:

• Nemesis Catch-O-Mat: A box that traps anyone automatically once they step on it, provided they are around Perry-sized (4:02).
• E-X Automatic Trap Escaper: A swiss army knife-looking gadget that seems particularly useful for escaping various traps (7:35).
• Swapotron Smash-omatic: A large mallet that has a spring-loaded boxing glove inside of the head (7:43).
• Labco Pocket Tennis Matcher: A handheld tennis ball launcher that seems to hold around six tennis balls (7:50).
• Burgerizer 2100 Hamburger Patty Air Cannon: A gun that fires hamburger patties hard enough for them to stick to the wall after being shot out (7:55).
• Platypositioner Satellite Global Platypus Locater: A small device that can locate a platypus, presumably from a satellite based on the name (8:37).
• Flab Crusher: An exercise device that resembles nun-chucks (9:11).
• Tornado Vac: A powerful vacuum that was able to keep Doofenshmirtz within its hold (9:22).
• Burgermatic Hamburger Flipper: A spatula that will automatically flip slowly (10:15).

Rocket Shoes

A pair of shoes that Doofenshmirtz made for The Regurgitator in order to reach a shelf that was too high up. Perry uses them when they are making their escape, and the pair of shoes seems to act very similarly to his Jetpack, constantly propelling him through the air and being able to steer where he goes.

Pizzazzium Locater

A small device that Doof gave Vanessa to help locate Pizzazium Infinionite, the least abundant chemical element that Doof wanted for one of his schemes (14:55). It helped in the search but eventually broke and Vanessa had to run after the element without it (17:13).

Baseball Glove Extendable Arm

An extendable arm with a baseball glove on the end of it that Doof used to catch a foul ball for his daughter Vanessa. He's only ever used it in this backstory.

Anti-Romance Rocket

After a bad experience with a date, Doof created this rocket in order to eliminate romance across the entire Tri-State Area (4:15). It is a sentient rocket that is programmed to eliminate anything romantic that it sees (10:03). It is also fast enough to fly from Danville to the Statue of Liberty and back in a short time frame. Unfortunately Doof never got to use it as he accidentally knocked it off his rocket skiff (4:25), Phineas and Ferb made an exact replica of it, and the two rockets fell in love with each other (12:00).

Evil Plant Spray

A large canister of gas that Doof can easily spray out. The gas gives any plant it touches thorns and a prickly mouth, as well as making them evil (19:38). In the video game Phineas and Ferb Ride Again, this spray can even make these plants walk around, as well as create blue variants that are tougher and red ones that are larger. In Random Rings, Doof creates a serum that acts very similarly to the spray, making plants much larger and evil. Unfortunately common to all of these is that the plants are not under Doof's control and can turn against him if they wish, which is especially bad because he is allergic to them (22:05).

Eulg

The opposite of glue. A few drops of this onto anything will make it fall apart, as demonstrated by this radio (4:30). Intending to destroy the Tri-State Adult Diaper factory, Doof used it while flying in his biplane, the eulg flying backwards into the plane and taking it apart with Doof inside about it (10:11).

Fog Machine

A fog machine that Doof used to fog up the Inator Creator contest. It was able to spread fog across the entire town, reaching Phineas and Ferb's house from downtown (17:18).

Remotes

While these may resemble normal remotes, they are actually capable of firing laser blasts (17:47). These beams bounce off of mirrors (18:22) and are strong enough to blow up Doofenshmirtz's inator (19:54).

Wrapping Gun

A gun that fires wrapping paper, wrapping whatever it hits up tight enough to restrain them. There's also a bow.

Memory Extraction Technology

Doof has a helmet that accesses his memories and allows them to be shown on the screen. It works directly with the Backstory-inator to feed it with Doof's bad and traumatizing memories (2:50).

Grappling Hook

Doof has a grappling hook. He's never actually used it onscreen but it is implied that it would be able to let him reach a helicopter from ground level.

Dancing Boots

A pair of special boots that Doof made after lying that he could square dance (4:33). They hear the commands of the square dance and automatically respond to them by moving Doof's body in accordance to them. They are not limited to square dancing and can work on all music.

Glove

A glove that Doof and Perry made out of tree bark in order to fight against Liam McCraken, the platypus hunter. This glove is strong enough to crush fruit and was used by Doof to safely catch Liam's boomerangs so that they didn't return to him.

Get-Back Hair

A tonic that Doof sold that can instantly regrow someone's hair if it is poured on them (4:05). Unfortunately, they didn't sell too well. 

Price Tag Gun

A small gun that shoots large sticky price tags. These are strong enough to send whoever they hit flying back into the wall, sticking them there with the price tags.

Precision Gloves

A pair of gloves that Doof used when he was teaching a high school science class. He was able to use these with a microscope in order to manipulate individual strands of DNA (4:50), and in doing so was able to turn a boy into a human-lizard-gorilla mutant (6:16).

Protective Hamster Ball

Doof has a human-sized hamster ball that he can use to protect himself from attacks, as well as give him some extra mobility. However, he can still be pushed around while in the ball (16:40).

Missiles

Doof has a bunch of missiles loaded onto a machine that he can wheel around. These can be fired and fly across the town until they land (OWCA Files part 1, 5:50). These were able to make a massive explosion that destroyed the ground under Phineas and Ferb's house all the way down to Perry's lair (OWCA Files part 1, 14:55), and a later batch of missiles was able to destroy the newly remodeled OWCA headquarters (OWCA Files part 2, 22:15).

Shrink Grenades

Doof has a box of Shrink Grenades that can be charged up and will shrink whatever is closest to them when they go off (b, 6:08). The effect only lasts a couple of minutes before wearing off however (b, 7:31).

Call-Listening Device

An elaborate device that Doof used in order to listen in on Sara and Neal from the comic shop's conversation. Why? Who knows (a, 0:27).

Drusselstein Herding Whistle

A small whistle that Doof tried to use to herd a bunch of raccoons after they were set out. Unfortunately, the whistle brought a charging herd of pigs to his location instead (a, 6:17).

Cube that makes Pink Foam

A small cube that expands a room's worth of pink foam when activated. The pink foam is made of 70% horseradish (a, 4:22).

Smoke Exhauster Machine

In an attempt to be better at being good, Doof created several machines that were intended to be used for good. One of these is a smoke exhauster intended to suck up all the smoke from nearby factories. Unfortunately it started sucking in other nearby objects as well with its strong vacuum, so Perry had to dismantle it.

Giant Basket with Drones

Another attempt at Doof being a good guy. This giant wheeled basket with automated drones was intended to catch and gather up all of the rats nearby and put them in the basket. However, it started gathering all the animals at the zoo, causing Perry to need to send them all back. As seen, individual drones are strong enough to lift an elephant off of the ground.

Turn-Inanimate-Objects-Evil-inator Bulb

A lightbulb that once belonged to a Turn-Inanimate-Objects-Evil-inator. Attaching it to any piece of electronics will cause it to become sentient and evil, from things like a robot (b, 5:35) or a catapult to even potato wires. Removing or destroying the bulb will cause the object to lose sentience.

Merging Device

Coming from Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated, this device was a commercially-sold item that merges two objects into one. Carl (not the one from Phineas and Ferb, a minor villain from Hamster and Gretel) used it to fuse himself with his car in order to try and gain his father's love (5:22). While Doof has never been shown using or building it, the machine is created and distributed by Doof's company, so at the very least he should have access to it.

Forcefield

In Phineas and Ferb: Ride Again, Doof has a forcefield during some of his boss fights. This gets set up automatically around him whenever Perry hits him, and is impenetrable to any attack from Perry. It only seems to last a few seconds until it falls down again. Doof is also able to throw attacks while the forcefield is up.

Gnome Rockets

In the game Drusselstein Driving Test, Doof has several rockets that he can use in order to boost his car into the air and out of trouble. It appears that he can carry a max of five at once.

Lightsaber (?)

(sorry this is literally the best quality of this part of the live show I could get)

In the Phineas and Ferb live show, Doofenshmirtz, for a brief fight with Perry, has what appears to be a lightsaber-like weapon. We don't see him do much with it besides clash with Perry's, but Perry's lightsaber was able to create a web to trap Doof in, so it is likely that Doof's is capable of the same.

Unseen Gadgets

There are a couple weapons that we've heard about Doof using but have never actually seen onscreen. They are as follows:

• Doof has claimed he's used bombs and poisonous gasses against Perry.
• Doof created exploding pizza dough to get back at a restaurant, but it ended up being so popular that they turned it into a special (2:57).
• Doof has said that there is a time machine in his bathroom (12:06).

Vehicles

Hover Skiff

One of Doof's most used vehicles is his Hover Skiff. It was strong enough to carry a rhino and, more impressively, the Very-Very-Bad-inator (7:53), and is fast enough to cross the entire Earth in a couple of hours (6:35). It comes equipped with an eject button (10:10), a trap arm (4:30), and foot restraints, and often houses Doof's inators directly on it, such as a Shrink-inator that Doof used to shrink the major landmarks of the world (4:40) (hitting them again with the inator turns them back to normal (9:38)), and an unknown inator that Doof used against a news van (9:10).

Blimp

Doof's other most used vehicle is his blimp. Doof typically uses this to house inators in when he needs to have his schemes on the go, which typically spells doom for the blimp. It has been deflated, covered in thorny plants (19:55), crashed from the Carbon-Footprint-inator (21:22). He likely has multiple blimps, which is explicitly shown in the New Year's Blast Off game. Despite just being blimps, they are actually quite formidable in a fight. It can fly through space and shoot energy balls, and Doof can drop things from it that will fall in their own unique patterns. It is tough enough to withstand multiple attacks from Perry's rider, which can destroy anchors in a single shot, and it sometimes has inators underneath it like the Super-Claw-inator (6:20) or the aformentioned Carbon-Footprint-inator.

Jet

Doof used a jet when he was evacuating things from Professor Destructicon's island base. While he's never used it in combat, it is fast enough to fly from off the coast of Florida to Danville in a short time, and strong enough to lift Phineas and Ferb's massive haunted house out of the ground.

Crane

In order to erase all of the embarrassing messages Doof left on his girlfriend's phone, Doof used a crane with a giant magnet on the end of it to hang over her house and delete the messages. However, he also has a way to drop the magnet if he wants to crush his opponent under it instead.

Monster Trucks

Doof created a line of monster trucks modeled after actual monsters (and one that looks like him of course). Nothing too special about them, they act like regular monster trucks. Doof also has a monster truck that looks like an actual monster truck.

Hot Air Balloon

Doof has a hot air balloon that rises out of his building. He can use this to fly around the city with his inators. It gets filled with bunnies and falls down to a bunny farm, where Doof abandons it.

Living Room Balloon

Very similar to his Hot Air Balloon, except that this one features his entire living room floor flying through the sky, complete with a flat screen tv and recliner. It also features an anchor that's strong enough to lift a large metal dinosaur.

Truck of Doom

Doof's truck that he drives sometimes. It is large and strong enough to carry the World's Largest Baking Soda Volcano in it.

Space Station

Doofenshirtz has a space station that resembles the top half of his body, albeit more muscular. He can control the arms of the space station with gloves inside of it, which he can use to fight or, in his original plan, make shadow puppets on the Moon. It also comes with a place to freeze someone completely in ice. It got destroyed when it was hit with a big asteroid.

Underwater Mountain Eradicator

A submarine that Doof made to steal all of the zinc from Lake Nose and use it for some evil plan that he hadn't come up with yet (9:06). It sucks in everything near it and filters out all of the zinc before storing it inside (18:09). It gets stuck at the bottom of the lake after it crashes into Nosebud and falls off of a cliff, trapping it and Doof underwater (19:23).

This vehicle also appears in Phineas and Ferb Ride Again, which is where it gets its name from as well. It is shown fighting Perry underwater, being able to fire a large laser as well as many smaller projectiles at once. It was physically strong enough to seemingly shake an entire mountain or island. It was destroyed by Perry and left on the bottom of the water again. 

BO-AT

Because Doof apparently doesn't know what a boat is, he decided to invent one himself. Standing for Buoyancy Operated Aquatic Transporter, Doof planned to flood Danville in order to make the roads just like Venice, causing everyone to want to buy a BO-AT from Doof so that he would make millions (5:16). Perry ended up pulling the MOAT around Danville, causing the water to never reach the city proper (10:12).

Jet Rocket Skiff

Similar to his Hover Skiff except much bigger, Doof planned to use this to carry his Anti-Romance Rocket around and eliminate romance (4:15). However, the skiff is covered with so many traps that it repeatedly trapped both Perry and Doof (2:10), and caused him to trip, knocking the Anti-Romance Rocket (4:25). The skiff is fast enough to cross the entire globe in a couple of hours (6:06). 

Biplane

Doof has a biplane that he sometimes uses to fly around Danville with handheld devices. He once used it to try and cover the Adult Diaper Factory with Eulg, but ended up blowing the Eulg back into his plane, causing it to fall apart (10:11). He later uses it again to fly around and switch the places of people's hair so that they'd buy his Get Back Hair (5:48).

Tow Truck

A tow truck that Doof purchased off of the internet. When he planned to make eight times the traffic with his Duplic-8-inator, he hoped to open a towing service called the Tow-inator and make money off of that (15:33).

Flatbed Truck

A truck that Doof uses to house his Be-Gone-inators (6:00). Outside of the one strapped to the back, it houses two more inside that can be brought out and activated with a remote button (and exploded that same way). The front of the truck was actually erased by the third Be-Gone-inator, leaving it as just the flatbed in the back (9:22).

Space Station (another one)

Doof created another space station later on, this one shaped like his tower, only sideways (5:46). He uses this to house his Tilt-inator (7:43), and the front of the station opens up just like the top of his tower (8:50). Unfortunately Perry plugged up the Tilt-inator, causing the space station to tilt indefinitely (11:10).

Fishing Boat

Apparently learning that boats were already a thing, Doof has a fishing boat with a crane on it. It features a cage for grabbing crabs (and platypi) and dropping them in a pit in the boat (4:09). That's really it, it's just a normal boat. 

Misfortune

Doof's big rig that he used to transport tons of Boom Juice, the juice behind Self-Destruct Buttons. It has seatbelts that trap whoever sits in them (3:10), as well as the Hitch-A-Ride-inator that connects his truck to the RV next to him so that he doesn't have to drive (5:03). It falls into a canyon and explodes (9:35).

Camping Van

The van Doof used to take his daughter and her friends out into the woods to camp (3:13). It gets crushed by Candace's large Skiddley Wiffers piece (7:41). Yeah that's about it.

1957 Drusselstein Buhmshlaka 320-I

An old car owned by his Uncle Simpkin that Doof brought to the Doo Wop Hop in hopes of winning the car show. It comes with cables on the front to restrain someone (4:30), confetti to shoot out (8:00), and a turret that goes Boom Ba-ba-boom Ba-bang-a Bang-bang. It is strong enough to crash through a wall (5:20), though it gets reduced to red dust by the Rust-inator in the end (8:45).

Bug Bus

A bus themed around bugs that Doof drives around town. It has a protective shield around the driver that is tough enough to where Perry cannot break through it (3:58), and it comes with the Bugs-Me-inator on the back, which turns whatever it hits into a bunch of bugs (4:51). The inator gets dismantled by Perry, and the bus crashes into Stacy's house.

Reengineered Buhmshlaka 320-I

A reengineered version of the Buhmshlaka 320-I, this is a race car that Doof uses to enter the Montevillebad Grand Prix after causing the best racer, Paolo Vanderbeek, to not care about racing. This car comes with tons of traps to lay behind him in a race, including grease to make other cars' tires slippery (8:35), smoke to cover the racer's eyes (8:43), and a bunch of miscellaneous objects, including an elephant somehow (9:05). It can also spit tacks out to pop tires, though it spits them in the front causing Doof to instantly run over them (10:13). After having the tires popped, the car spins off course and falls into a swimming pool.

Professor Time's Time Machine

In the future, Doof will be known as Professor Time, inventor of time travel. Doof in the present was able to use this knowledge of the future to remember that he needed help in the past, and then Professor Time from the future used his time machine to travel back to the present, assisting present Doof (41:05). This time machine can obviously travel through time, and greatly resembles the time machine that Phineas and Ferb fixed in the museum.

Organ Go-Kart

A go-kart that Doof constructed in the organ exhibit in the museum to help Zack leave quickly (a, 3:38). This actually caused a rise in popularity in the organ exhibit (a, 8:24). Its functionality is the same as a regular go-kart.

Window-Cleaning Vehicle

Once again as Do-Gooder Doof, Doof tried to help out with a vehicle that sprayed many jets of water to clean windows fast. Unfortunately the hoses sprayed out too fast and broke through the building, so Perry had to empty the water storage and activate the self-destruct mode.

Giant Spider Mech

In the episode Phineas and Ferb Get Busted, Doof is shown to have a giant spider mech that was able to burrow its way out of the ground. Not much is shown of it, but he and Perry fight while on top of the control panel in the middle. It is also strong enough to flick the instructor away.

Now, this is debatable, as this specific episode is a dream (specifically, Candace's dream inside of Perry's dream). However, events of this episode are referenced in the episode Phineas's Birthday Clip-O-Rama by Linda (9:10), as well as the book Phineas and Ferb's Guide to Life. The school from this episode is also referenced in The Book of Doof. With all this in mind, it is likely that some events of this episode did happen, and were twisted into Perry's dream, so I believe this mech is fine to give to Doof.

Flying Pod

A flying pod that Doof climbs into and uses for his boss fight in the Across the Second Dimension video game. He found it in a storage room. It comes equipped with a forcefield and spikes that he can charge forward with, lasers that can be fired up to five at a time, a buzzsaw to shoot out that explodes after a period of time, and bombs that can be launched out. It was never technically destroyed, Doof just got tired and stopped fighting.

Hovering Doom

A flying vehicle that Doof uses in the endless runner game Agent P DoofenDASH. It features a slot machine on it in order to decide what inator it will use, of which it has three choices:

• Watery-Death-of-Doom-inator: Shoots a bunch of water out of giant hoses. It is also known as the Lots-of-Water-inator or the Splash-inator.
• Freeze-inator: Uses those same hoses to fire ice out that presumably freezes its target. It is also called the Ice-inator.
• Flame-inator: Once again uses those same hoses, this time to shoot a bunch of fire out.

Zeppelin

In the game Phineas and Ferb: Day of Doofenshmirtz, Doof has a massive zeppelin that is large enough to be its own level in the game. Nothing is super noteworthy about it, though it does have laser cannons to shoot at intruders, as well as an escape vehicle that Doof can use to fly away on.

Helicopters

In the comic "Iced Doofenshmirtz", Doof has two helicopters that he uses to steal a glacier and take it back to Danville. How he is controlling them is not known.

Other

Various Weapons

Doof has, at multiple times, used various objects as weapons when they normally wouldn't be seen as such. It is hard to call these "gadgets" since they aren't really, Doof is just using something in an unintended way, showing that Doof can truly fight with anything given to him. These are as follows:

• Party supplies that he used during his birthday party, including ping pong paddles, party hats, and noisemakers.
• A bratwurst that he used as a sword against Perry's hot dog. He would later use this in one of the video games as well.
• Several various objects he got from yard sales, including a moose antler, a marlin, a shark's head, and several 70's record cds (20:23).
• Metal objects unearthed by the Metal-Unearth-inator, including actual weapons like a sword and shield (9:10).
• Lawn Gnomes that Doof can toss out in one of the video games as projectile weapons.
• A hammer that Doof calls the Auto-Correct-inator.

Pets/Animals

Throughout his schemes, Doof has employed the use of various animals to assist him, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. Doof cannot directly control these animals and many have fought back against him before, but I think they're still interesting to mention.

• The crocodiles Susan and Susan (named after each other). An alligator also named Susan would later appear in the moat of Doof's haunted mansion (5:26).
• Invisible tiger, a tiger that was turned invisible by the Invis-inator. Doof tried to get it to attack Perry, but it just attacked him instead (6:50).
• A weird bird that looks kinda like him. Nothing notable, just a weird bird (2:51).
• Mr. Fluffypants 2, a pet cat that Doof owns. When he was shrunken down by a Shrink Grenade, Doof was chased by his cat around his house (b, 6:38).
• The Goozim. In one of the comics, Doof got a Goozim that he trained against Pretendy the Practicepus (a fake Perry the Platypus Doof uses to practice his monologues). It worked, until Perry put Pretendy on Doof, where the Goozim then started to attack Doof.

Steak Containment Unit (S.C.U.)

When Doof stole all of the steaks in the Tri-State Area in order to make his Steak Specs, he stored them inside his Steak Containment Unit. Unfortunately, after being superheated by his Giant Heat Ray, the S.C.U. exploded, sending steaks all over the Tri-State Area.

Doofania

Doof's city-state he created to be his own independent land, in order to get away from everyone and everything he despises. Floating on an inflatable innertube, it sunk in the water when the tube was popped by a fisherman's fishing hook, causing it to tilt 90 degrees and sink.

Cork with a Jelly Bean taped to it

Trust him, it's a layered idea.

Giant Water Balloon

Doof once made a giant water balloon and hooked it onto a crane on top of Tokyo Tower. The idea was to frame Major Monogram for dropping the water balloon on the International Good Guy Convention (11:08). Unfortunately, the water balloon not only knocked Vanessa off of the tower (14:08), but the crane then launched it into space (15:00), for it to fall down in Paris several hours later.

Doof's Inner Self

When Doof entered his mindscape, he had a conversation with his Inner Self (the little green guy), who was responsible for Doof's sleepwalking and creating inators in his sleep (7:00). His Inner Self was able to wake Doof up by slapping his dream self (7:53), and, interestingly, later appeared in the real world, though after being told it wasn't a dream he disappeared (11:10).

Genius Short Film

To try and convince the Tri-State Area to make him their leader, Doof created a genius short film to enter into the Danville Young Filmmakers Festival (3:52). Unsurprisingly, it didn't win.

Gas Mask

Doof has a gas mask that is able to filter the air around him and protect him from things in the air like, for example, sleeping dust.

Clones

In Random Rings, Doof created clones of himself in order to fight Perry all at once, and he also wanted to bring them all to a restaurant together. Each clone can wield a different weapon all at once and they all work together since they have the exact same plan as Doof himself. We see up to 9 clones at once, though Doof says there are 12 clones.

Abilities

Note: Since almost every character in the verse is a normal human with no super powers (excluding specific examples like the Phineas and Ferb effect), this section will comprise any ability that any normal human performs, as Doofenshmirtz is likely capable of recreating it. Every instance will make it clear who performed the ability, so if you still would like to limit Doof to just the abilities he has explicitly shown off, that's fair. Abilities that Doof has shown off will also take precedent over ones that he hasn't.

Broadway Force

It is shown multiple times throughout the series that the musical numbers that various characters perform (2:58) happens in-universe, from the backup dancers to the backgrounds. Broadway Force is the ability to break into song out of nearly anything, forcing anyone nearby to also sing or dance along, and Doof is no stranger to this. He has forced Perry to dance, forced Scott the Underminer to sing along with him, and even made a large group of people to spell out his name all at once. His range is likely far greater than that, as Isabella was able to make people across the city sing, Candace was able to make an entire baseball stadium + mall's worth of people sing and dance together, and, most impressively, Phineas and Ferb were able to make people across all of Danville sing and dance what they were doing for the entirety of the day in Rollercoaster: The Musical (1:10). This not only had the effect of making people break out into song, but could even influence their actions far in advance of when their musical number actually was, making them prepare for their musical act (3:20). Eventually, during the song "Carpe Diem", they affected characters in outer space like Meap and the Martians, characters from the past, like young Doofenshmirtz, Dr. Jekyll Doofenshmirtz, and young Love Handel, characters from the future like the dancers from "Charmed Life", in-universe fictional characters like Pinhead Pierre and Captain Implausible, and characters originating from dreams or hallucinations, like the mummy from Are You My Mummy?, the Zebra that calls Candace "Kevin", and the elf-like creatures from Odd.

Making people break out into song and dance isn't the only application of broadway force Doof has employed, as he has also summoned numerous backup dancers for this on multiple occasions, and should be comparable to his alternate universe self who was able to do the same thing in a location that he didn't even know where it was (meaning it couldn't have been planned ahead). Doof has been able to change clothes instantly with this trick, as has Candace, Carl, and Phineas. Doof has also been able to create or conjure objects directly to him (same as Buford, Candace, and Phineas, multiple times even), even objects that another person would have and that Doof should have no reason to know about.

Speaking of singing about things that they shouldn't know about, Phineas, Ferb, Candace, and the gang were able to sing about events that happened within Perry's dream, events that got erased from their mind, and events that happened 10 years in the future. During this song they were also able to create a screen that played clips from in-universe stories, alternate dimensions, dreams, alternate timelines that were erased, and the "real world" of the actual animators of the show, and this screen did exist in canon. 

Candace was able to teleport into various different jobs and activities at one point, as were Phineas and Ferb, and Doof and Doof-2 did something similar, even able to turn themselves into bacon and eggs and back somehow. Kevin was also shown to be able to teleport while singing. Danny, lead singer of Love Handel, was able to transform the background, as well as Phineas and Ferb's outfits, several times, and Phineas could replicate something similar.

The only issue is that Doofenshmirtz, or any character for that matter, has never used broadway force offensively, only ever using it for comedic or dramatic moments. However, due to everyone's knowledge of the musical numbers, as well as Danville being known for their spontaneous musical numbers, there's nothing preventing Doof from simply breaking into song and forcing his opponent to conform. Heck, without any instruments on hand, Lorraine from Hamster and Gretel was able to instantly call them to her in order to start her song, and Doof would likely be capable of the same.

Elasticity

Being a cartoon character, Doof's body is surprisingly elastic and can be stretched, flattened, or expanded without serious damage. Doof has survived an entire bedroom set opening inside of his stomach (10:50), being crushed completely flat by a tower robot, being inflated by the Inflate-inator, and was able to have his entire body twisted into a pretzel by Norm. Additionally, Buford was able to be bouncy when Ferb jumped on him, and Candace was able to survive being stretched and flattened, as well as her eyes being separated and put back together.

Clairvoyance

Through cartoon shenanigans, Doof is able to somehow know and reference events that he would have no way of knowing about. To quote him himself, "in your face logic!" (5:30). Other characters have used this too, as Irving was somehow able to record footage of a dream (1:59), and Phineas and Ferb were able to know about a character that only appeared in Candace's dream (9:56). The kids were also able to know about the song "Summer, Where Do We Begin" when it should've been erased from their memory (2:07). This level of clairvoyance even extends to the meta layer, with Trucker Ted being able to read the script of the episode in the episode (19:13), and Fred was able to have access to the screenplay of the episode somehow.

Teleportation

Doof seems to apparently have the ability to teleport, as he was shown moving very quickly through a crowd through a means that seems only possible with teleportation (4:42). There actually is some precedence to this, as Ferb was able to get inside the completely shut chamber without anyone noticing (1:19), Brigette and other Fireside Girls were able to teleport into a bird's nest seemingly, Melissa appears to be able to teleport on the school bus (a, 5:50), and Kevin and Gretel's Abuelita appeared to teleport outside of the house (5:25).

Magic

A surprise even to him, Doof was somehow able to make a box containing Perry disappear with magic. It's unclear what exactly happened to Perry, though he does show up later without any help from Doof (low-godly regen Perry?!? /j). Isabella also once showed off something similar, and was able to bring the object back immediately after (3:22).

Subjective Reality/Text Manipulation

Doof has the ability to materialize words in the air that can be interacted with if he thinks about them. Additionally, Baljeet was able to form mathematical equations in the air that Buford acknowledged and messed with (2:27).

Creation

Even without broadway force, Doof has shown being able to seemingly create objects (2:22) out of nowhere (4:43), though always offscreen (6:10). Phineas and Ferb were able to do something similar, somehow gaining snowboards when they needed them (13:05), Milo was able to produce a table and tea set (a, 4:05), and Melissa created different objects when bouncing on a trampoline, again offscreen.

Immortality/Pain Tolerance

Characters in Phineas and Ferb repeatedly survive injuries that would be lethal to any normal human, and that includes loss of vital body parts. Doof himself has survived all of his bones melting (15:46), and then them all growing back to normal all at once (18:10). Doof's duplicates could survive as just a head as well (3:49). As seen above, Ferb was able to briefly survive with just a skull, and in another instance Phineas and Ferb survived removing their heads from their body. Grandpa Fletcher was completely unharmed by losing his feet (3:18), despite the fact that that should've caused immense pain, and most impressively, Candace was somehow able to survive being turned into dust and glued back together (10:04) (despite the end of the episode being weird, it has been referenced in other material, making it definitively canon). 

Body Control

Characters in Phineas and Ferb have shown the ability to shapeshift their body in minor ways. Phineas and Ferb were able to fit inside their mailbox despite clearly being bigger than it (0:57), and Ferb was somehow able to fit his legs inside of knight armor too tall for him. Baljeet was able to change his eyes to be different sizes to match Ferb (1:50), and on another occasion could somehow fit himself inside a Ferb costume (11:10). Isabella was also stated to have morphed her pupils into hearts somehow (6:00).

Self-Physics Manipulation

Characters in Phineas and Ferb repeatedly are shown to be able to manipulate their own physics, to a certain extent. Ferb was able to stand (12:53) and walk up a perfectly vertical wall twice (21:28), as well as stay completely elevated while kicking his skateboard away from him. Future Candace was able to climb up a digital tree and stay there until she remembered that it was a digital tree, at which point she fell (4:03). The Fireside Girls are noted to defy gravity, and Buford was able to bring down an inflatable bounce house by pulling on it in the air, despite not weighing it down while inside the bounce house (6:38). Fred was also able to jump and stay in the air so long that she made Kevin question physics outright (5:23).

Minor Time Manipulation

A few characters have minor showings of time manipulation. The Totally Tools Executive was able to, seemingly, rewind time briefly in order to make Perry's hat change back to what it was (2:44). Buford was able to fall in slow motion (4:48), something noted by the characters in the show (6:09), and characters were able to make Phineas and Ferb's device fall in slow motion as well. 

Gravity Manipulation

Buford has displayed being able to manipulate the gravity of objects with a snap (4:24). Also, an alternate dimension version of Irving was able to make everyone tilted by tilting a camera, somehow (4:43).

Hammerspace

Being a cartoon, it makes sense that characters could pull abnormally large objects out of their pockets whenever they wanted. Doof has shown this ability when he pulled an abnormally large keychain out of his pocket (3:35), and this is consistent with Liam pulling a massive boomerang out of his jacket (15:38).

Spatial Manipulation (?)

Doof-2 was able to kiss Charlene-2 despite them being in completely different locations, crossing over the meta line. This probably isn't Spatial Manipulation, and could be a form of multilocation or something else, I wasn't entirely sure how to categorize it.

Duplication

As shown above, Ferb briefly duplicates during the song "No One I'd Rather Go Nowhere With", and Phineas and Ferb duplicate several times during their circus act. Characters have also shown to duplicate objects before, as Melissa was able to duplicate some dice blocks by crashing two of them together. These abilities are also shown off by people in Take Two with Phineas and Ferb, where Ty Pennington duplicates himself to carry the same piece of wood, and Ben Stiller seems to duplicate a dodgeball by throwing it.

Fourth-Wall Breaking

Many characters within the show, Doof included, frequently make reference to the fact that they are in a cartoon. Doof has stared directly at the camera and talked to the audience, and has referenced the episode cutting him out (8:53), fading to a commercial break, being an extended episode, the end of an episode, and has heard both his own (b, 2:48) and Perry's music themes, as well as a song (a, 3:42) initially sung by the narrator. He's even aware of the animators and storyboarders (b, 5:05). The most impressive showing that Doof has in the show is being able to effectively stop time, commenting on the events happening (a, 11:00).

Other characters have showcased this awareness as well (a full showcase can be seen here), though nothing is too notable outside of Milo preventing the end of the episode (10:15), and a random zookeeper was able to replicate this in Hamster & Gretel (11:09).

This all changes when including The Best Live Tour Ever! however, as characters in the live show repeatedly reference and interact with the actual audience. Phineas and Ferb even run into the actual fourth wall, before using a slide that was just offscreen to travel to the stage. In this show Doof is able to somehow travel to this stage without use of the slide, as well as cue his own theme song and ask the effects people for lightning and thunderbolts to be added, or dramatic music (though they can let him down sometimes). He can also change the background or call people onstage and interact with them. Other characters like Phineas were able to call for an intermission or even put the audience in the screen behind them while Phineas and Ferb remain on stage (it's a little unclear in the video but the script clears it up).

Also, Doof has interacted with and fought his own animator in How NOT to Draw Dr. Doofenshmirtz.

Flashback

Doof has the ability to create a vision of his traumatic past via a Flashback, letting characters view what he is imagining. These flashbacks (6:09) have been brought up (1:32) in-universe (15:38) multiple times (3:47), though occasionally characters will be unable to view the events (4:17). Doof is very proficient in flashbacks, even calling them "his thing" (29:43). Through this ability he is also able to view events that he didn't even know about (b, 0:25), and can even relive past events to slightly edit his history (5:05). Phineas was able to do something similar (0:34), though only able to edit minor things like the specific dialogue in a scene. Dakota was somehow able to call Zack's flashback instead, able to view a part of Zack's past that he didn't know about (a, 5:32), and Milo, through a flashback, was able to warn his past self about danger (a, 8:07). Due to Doof saying that flashbacks were his thing, he should likely be capable of the same.

Montage

Characters have repeatedly referenced the montage being an actual ability shown. It has been referenced as a passage of time by both Ferb and Baljeet (11:32), and characters have actually used montages to perform tasks faster. Phineas and Ferb were able to use a travel montage to cross the Himalayas in a short time (9:35), and Milo mentions it as a way to quickly swap between different activities (b, 0:19). 

Flipwipe

Baljeet makes reference to a Flipwipe, making it seem like an ability that lets tasks get done near instantly, though there are tasks that would take too long to be done in a flipwipe (11:32). Phineas and Ferb have also made a reference to the screen transitions, again as a reference to a period of time time.

Sound Manipulation

Doof has been able to scream loud enough to cause actual damage, shattering glass across the room that was so tough Perry couldn't break out of it.

Longevity

Though Doof does age like a normal person, he seems to have an above average lifespan. After surviving the explosion of the Age-Accelerator-inator, Doof was aged up over 100 years older, which would make him at least 147 given his canon age of 47. Despite this, Doof was fine, though he needed to lie down. He should also be comparable to Professor Von Doofenshmirtz, who was fine being in the sky for over a hundred years from 1903 to the present day (11:38).

Enhanced Senses

Doof has a degree of superhuman hearing, as he was able to hear Perry sneaking around outside while he was in his building, and could hear a conversation at City Hall happening from his tower across town (7:05). He also appears to have some sort of heightened sight as well, as holding his hands up to his face seems to emulate binoculars (7:30).

Accelerated Healing

Though I wouldn't really call it regeneration, Doof does seem to have a faster healing factor than the average person, as he was able to recover from being hospitalized with several broken bones to being completely healthy in a short time between episodes (21:55), presumably less than a day. Candace and Jeremy were also able to heal broken bones in between episodes (22:00).

Self-Sustenance

Doof should easily be comparable to characters who have gone long periods of time without food or water. For example, Doof's uncle Simpkin Doofenshmirtz was able to survive being in space since Doof was a little kid (9:03), and Professor Von Doofenshmirtz could survive flying in the sky since 1903, over a century without food (11:38). 

Matter Manipulation

Candace and Jeremy were able to stretch, separate, and reattach a rose in a dance scene, potentially leading to the idea that they could manipulate matter to an extent. It should be noted that this is from a dream episode, so it is debatable, but the events of the episode are highly implied to have actually happened at some point (see above in Giant Crab Mech for that), so do with that what you will.

Flight

It's never explained once, but in the DS game, Doof appears to fly away from his tower after being defeated. And surprisingly, this would be somewhat consistent, as Phineas, Ferb, and Tom Bergeron were able to levitate in the air after concentration in Take Two with Phineas and Ferb.

Non-Physical Interaction

In the DS version of the game Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension, the characters visit the Haunted Dimension inhabited with ghosts, where Phineas, Ferb, and Perry have shown to be able to affect them with attacks. Doofenshmirtz should likely be comparable.

Dimensional Travel

In the Musical Cliptastic Countdown Hosted by Kelly Osborne, Doofenshmirtz was able to somehow return (24:22) after being sent to another dimension from the Away-inator (15:31). He was also able to move between the screen and the stage freely in The Best Live Tour Ever!, even being able to attack Perry while he's on the stage and Perry's in the screen, and in How NOT to Draw Dr. Doofenshmirtz, he was able to move between disconnected pieces of paper on the artist's desk with ease.

Resistances

Extreme Heat: Has survived on days hot enough to boil saliva (1:05), and even burn up a bird in the sky. Burned his eye with a magnifying glass and was fine. Regularly survives at the epicenter of explosions. Survives being at the core of the Earth. Should be comparable to other characters, who can withstand being in a volcano and can be blasted by lava (2:31).

Fire Manipulation: Withstands several seconds of being engulfed in a robot dragon's fire. Set on fire by his own jetpack (9:30). Gets crushed under a pile of flaming cacti (10:55). Survived getting caught on fire in the Milo Murphy's Law theme song. Requires SPF 120 or he'll burst into flames (10:42), implying he has before and survived. Comparable to Ferb, who withstood fire attacks from the Carasaurus.

Ugly Manipulation (?): Literally so ugly that he's unaffected by the Ugly-inator.

Sound Manipulation: Survived next to speakers that exploded glass across the room (24:55). Comparable to Candace, who survived sound that knocked all the leaves off of a tree (2:40).

Transmutation: Was at the center of the explosion of the Juice-inator, which turned his building into juice (10:42).

Electricity Manipulation: Withstood electricity leaking from the Mountain-out-of-a-Molehill-inator (20:47). Survived a direct lightning strike (9:52). Should be comparable to Ferb, who withstood electricity from the Carasaurus.

Acid Manipulation: Drinks soda that could kill a plant with a single drop (24:55). Comparable to Phineas and Ferb, who could swim in the Goozim's stomach acid.

BFR: Came back after being sent to another dimension by the Away-inator helmet (24:22).

Extreme Cold and Limited Resistance to Ice Manipulation: Comparable to Konk, who survived being frozen in ice since caveman times. Cavendish survived being frozen in ice for several weeks (10:42). Kevin was able to survive being frozen from the inside by Eiyzse (9:30). 

Broadway Force: Comparable to Vanessa, who could break out of Candace's broadway force.

Forms

Werecow

After swapping a part of his mind with that of a cow's, Doof started turning into a cow-man hybrid during a full moon (5:58). In this form he has a true hatred for grass, wanting nothing more than to chew down entire fields of grass. He makes crop circles in the grass, and if the moon were to be covered up by a cloud, he would revert back to a human (8:38). He also seems to be physically superior than Doof regularly, as he broke restraints that were able to keep human Doof stuck (5:58).

Monster Doof

Using the full power of his traumatic backstory with the Backstory-inator, Doof becomes a massive hulking monster. He gains a massive boost in strength while retaining his intelligence, and will last as long as he remembers his trauma (20:05). However, if he is reminded of positive memories, such as his time with Perry, he will revert back into his regular self (21:28).

Kinderlumper

Using the Kinderlumper-inator, Doof was able to turn himself into the Kinderlumper, a gigantic troll with large teeth from Gimmelshtump folklore. Since this transformation was based on what Doof believed about the Kinderlumper, anything shown in the song should be replicable by Kinderlumper Doof. These include the ability to stretch his arms to impressive lengths, shrink his body down to fit inside a toilet, move through the street like a snake would, and send out bats to capture people with. He also can apparently know where you are if you have ever done anything that he doesn't like, including mundane things like blinking your eyes, breathing, or turning your head. Unfortunately, this transformation only lasts a little bit and will wear off after a little bit (10:17).

M.O.D.O.K.

He tried this out in the 90's and it did not go well.

Feats

Overall

• Endured years of abuse and neglect from his parents

• Became public enemy number 3 of OWCA

• Made his own independent country

• Became ruler of the Tri-State Area on two separate occasions

• Helped save the world from the rest of LOVE MUFFIN

• Redeemed himself and joined OWCA to fight crime

• Eventually became Professor Time and invented time travel

• Can play the guitar, organ, ukulele, saxophone, and kazoo

• Watches Breaking Bad

• Defeated Rodney, Evil Carl, Professor Parenthesis, Derek the Pistachion, Agent P (very rarely)

Strength

• Breaks through several wooden planks

• Forces his way through a metal mailbox

• Throws stale bagels hard enough to put holes in his wall (6:48)

• Kicks through a door

• Pushes a device hard enough to destroy part of his building

• Supports the weight of a cinder block on his head

• Blocks several slaps from Perry

• Destroys his room in his “fight” with Planty the Potted Plant (10:30)

• Throws a metal plate like a frisbee (8:43)

• Tilts a large inator with help from Major Monogram, Monty, and Carl

• Tosses copies of himself across the room with one hand

• Throws a shark across his room (5:14)

• Hurts himself with his own punches

• Should be comparable to his 2nd Dimension counterpart, who could easily throw his desk across his room

• Doof-2 was also able to throw something hard enough to cut through Perry’s grappling hook, which could:

• Lift the massive Rain-inator (10:05)

• Hold back a truck (12:17)

• Support the weight of Phineas and Ferb’s roller coaster

• This roller coaster has been called the world’s largest roller coaster in the world

• Two grappling hooks could hold back a giant radio tower from falling

• Screams loud enough to shatter a glass trap that Perry seemingly couldn’t break out of

• Holds open two crocodile jaws at once

• Holds Perry back with one hand (5:01)

• Ripped the Erase-inator from his own animator

• Norm created a large explosion in space using his weaponry (likely 35.54 teratons of TNT - 3.65 petatons of TNT)

• At bare minimum, this was going to destroy Danville (257.289 megatons of TNT)

• Inator strength:

• Giant-Robotic-Penguin-Icy-Freeze-Your-Socks-Off-Breath-inator was going to freeze the entire Tri-State Area

• Gloom-inator makes a storm over the city in a second (15:03)

• Chicken-Soup-inator could demolish a city block (5:15) and redirect a meteor (9:50)

• His fog machine covered the entire city in fog (17:18)

• Naughty-inator made a storm over the entire Tri-State Area viewable from space (15:35)

• Two large propellers lifted the Tri-State Area out of the ground (31.22 gigatons of TNT - 10.06 yottatons of TNT)

• Lunar-Rotate-inator rotated the Moon (20:46)

• Magnetism-Magnifier was intended to reverse the rotation of the Earth (123.74 exatons of TNT)

• The first Inator blasted a ton of dust off of Mars (316.28 zettatons of TNT)

• An unnamed inator was going to blow up the Moon

• Shift-The-Earth’s-Position-Further-Away-From-The-Sun-inator moved the Earth away from the sun (surprise surprise)

• A later version of the inator was capable of matching all 5 of Phineas and Ferb’s rockets that moves the Earth at sub-relativistic speeds (244.18 ronnatons of TNT)

• Sphere-Attract-inator moved the Whalemingo planet at FTL speeds (1:06)

• This was strong enough to annihilate all life on both planets (7:40)

• Universe-inator creates a small universe in a bucket (2:03)

• Smell-inator could affect the entire universe and grow all the matter in it

• Accelerate-inator threatened space-time and could destroy the universe (9:50) (Low Multiversal - Multiversal, See Cosmology below)

• Do-Over-inator can destroy the entire space-time continuum (33:07) (Low Multiversal - Multiversal, see Cosmology below)

• Time-Straighten-Out-inator had the potential to destroy everything in existence (38:12) (At least Low Multiversal - Multiversal, possibly higher, see Cosmology below)

• Repulse-inator is said to use more power that any inator previously (5:09)

• Totally gets Naruto scaling fr

Speed

• Catches up to a helicopter on foot, which typically fly at 140 knots (72.02 m/s)

• Outruns Konk

• Should likely be comparable to Doofagunk, who could outrun a herd of mammoths (9:00)

• Dodges a chomp from a hippo (7:42)

• Outswims an alligator (5:26)

• Runs faster than Peter the Panda but not quite as fast as Perry (16:45)

• While shrunken down, outruns Diogee and his pet cat Mr. Fluffypants 2

• Has the cup-stacking world record (4:36)

• Dodges attacks from Bird-Perry while turned into a fish (9:09)

• Dodges a beam from his robot (19:33)

• Covers trees with bubble wrap in a blur (8:18)

• Orders and picks up coffee in just a few seconds (OWCA Files part 2, 2:20)

• Dodges a laser blast from his remotes (17:53)

• As a werecow, runs around the city in a short time

• Also as a werecow, quickly devoured all the grass at a golf course offscreen (8:38)

• Dodges punches from Perry (8:20)

• Opens a hatch before Perry can react

• His hover skiff can fly around the world in a short time (7:35) (Mach 19.957 - 79.829)

• His jet rocket skiff is capable of a similar thing (6:06)

• Regularly dodges beams from his inators

• Dodges a beam from the disintegrator (10:37)

• Dodges several beams from the Wrapped-Up-In-A-Nice-Little-Bow-inator (8:22)

• Dodges a beam from the Kinderlumper-inator (7:27)

• Due to regularly dodging beams from his inators (as well as many other characters do as seen below), Doof’s reactions likely scale to the speed of his inators’ beams, which should not be too far from each other (more elaboration below)

• Metal-Unearth-inator is called a light beam by Major Monogram (2:19)

• Bigger-inator hits the Moon in a second (17:02)

• Lunar-Rotate-inator does the same thing (20:46)

• The first inator fired to Mars in a couple seconds (8.67 - 63.69c)

• Audience-Control-inator fired to the sun in a seconds (499.45c)

• Shift-The-Earth’s-Position-Further-Away-From-The-Sun-inator fired all the way to Jupiter (1,334.93 - 2,214.1c)

• Sphere-Attract-inator hit the Whalemingo planet outside of the solar system (1:06) (3.84 - 10.29 million c)

• The Whalemingo planet is shown to be at a similar or further distance from Earth than the Shooting Star Milkshake Bar (5:17), which is stated to be located in the Outer Spiral Arm of the galaxy (48.41 - 116.81 billion c) 

 

Durability

• Regularly survives his building exploding

• Survives the explosion of the Steak Containment Unit (17.87 tons of TNT)

• Survives an attack from Mama Ocelot (12:00)

• Gets chomped by a shark (5:09)

• Survives a small meteor (0.36 - 25.79 tons of TNT)

• Gets pushed through the floor of Mitch’s space station (17:56)

• Survives everything in the Milo Murphy’s Law intro hitting him

• Survives falling off of Big Ben onto concrete

• Withstands growing back to full size while in a teapot (b, 7:31)

• Survives an anvil falling directly on his head

• Survives getting kicked by the Kick-inator 5000 (6:43), which kicked a kickball across town (9:35)

• Withstands being struck by a ton of lightning (9:52)

• Survives a massive burst of water (577.82 tons of TNT)

• Survives blowing up with 400 lbs of fireworks

• Survives getting eaten by an interdimensional alien, which would later eat and destroy several Norm Bots

• Gets slammed around by Sergei the Snail (8:32)

• Walks off a wrecking ball falling on his head

• Is at the epicenter of a large turkey explosion (10:25)

• Survives the explosion of his circus tent (9.095 kilotons of TNT)

• Withstands getting trampled by the Mongol army (4:32)

• Should be comparable to his past counterparts

• Doofagunk survived getting trampled by mammoths that took out his stone tower (9:43)

• Doofus Khan survived all of his booby traps in quick succession (2:10)

• 1914 Doofenshmirtz survived getting hit by a snowball thrown by the Abominable Snowman (1:30)

• Professor von Doofenshmirtz survives a large explosion and falling from the sky (11:24) (737.53 tons of TNT)

• Survives the epicenter of everyone exploding out of his Dough-Blow-inator (8:41)

• Gets hit by his inator being dragged away by the Whalemingo planet (10:18)

• Gets completely crushed by a pile of flaming cacti (10:55)

• Survives an explosion that sends him into space in a second (9:03) (1.06 - 4.24 kilotons of TNT) (Credit to CapeVS’s Perry vs Skipper)

• His uncle was able to survive a similar thing (4:11)

• Withstands being shot out of cannons that launched him from Danville to Drusselstein (3:50)

• Survives a giant burst of water that launched him into the sky (7:24)

• Gets hit in the face with an asteroid (88.035 kilotons of TNT)

• Gets stomped by the Unstuck-inator, flung across town, and crushed by a giant mole (20:55 - 21:42)

• Survives falling from space in his space station

• Gets hit with 80% of the country’s tin foil hitting him in the face from across the country (1.83 kilotons of TNT, debatably 411.46 - 881.18 megatons of TNT)

• The novelization of Quantum Boogaloo reaffirms that it was 80% of the country’s tin foil that was heading towards Doof

• The tin foil in question was being pulled by the Magnetism Magnifier, which Doof was confident in being capable of reversing the rotation of the Earth (possibly 123.74 exatons of TNT). While this ends up failing, it is more so due to Doof’s poor planning skills rather than overestimating the power of the device

• Survives laser eyes from a robot Queen Elizabeth, as well as several seconds of being completely engulfed in flames

• Withstands getting trampled by mechanical bulls, destroying the building they were in (21:15)

• These bulls would later destroy multiple Norm Bots at once (1:01:53)

• Survives Professor Parenthesis’s lair falling on him (OWCA Files part 2, 7:31)

• Survives getting stepped on and crushed by his tower robot, which was capable of ripping up buildings

• The foot of the robot is stated to weigh two tons

• Survives being inside Spleen Island as it is sinking (2.03 - 24.23 megatons of TNT)

• Gets caught in a tornado and is fine

• Gets hit with enough water to raise the sea level by 2% (possibly 17.47 gigatons of TNT)

• Survives getting hit by Norm when he thought Doof was a platypus, and thus would not be holding back

• Norm lifted the Anti-Gravity Fun Launcher (10:22)

• Norm lifted the roof off of a house

• Norm easily tossed an inator over the balcony (10:33)

• Norm was able to survive the epicenter of a massive burst of light that enveloped the Earth (9:39) (748.59 megatons of TNT)

• Survives the explosion of the giant baking soda volcano

• Tanks an energy blast from his robot (18:53)

• Survives the epicenter of a massive soapy volcanic eruption (20:16)

• Survives being next to an explosion that shook a building that was on an RV a fair distance away (9:40)

• Unaffected by the entire Tri-State Area being lifted up in less than a second (45.07 tons of TNT - 1.53 kilotons of TNT, possibly 35.94 kilotons of TNT - 777.14 gigatons of TNT)

• Survives getting flung at sub-relativistic speeds when the Earth was moving back into place (3.296 megatons of TNT)

• Survives Phineas and Ferb’s giant tooth roller coaster falling on him from the sky

• Implied he could survive his own rockets (OWCA Files part 1, 4:28), which were capable of creating an explosion that completely destroyed Phineas and Ferb’s house all the way down to Perry’s lair (OWCA Files part 1, 14:55)

• Gets hit with the leaking energy from a massive battery (20:47), which was capable of charging the Mountain-Out-Of-A-Molehill-inator that was converting energy into mass to create several mountains across Danville (20:16) (1.1375 petatons of TNT)

• Gets splashed with lemonade while covered in paper cuts (21:47)

• Survives falling down the hill, getting glue on his hands, and getting records on his fingers (what?), records on his fingers, he got records on his fingers and he just can’t stop

Scaling

Perry the Platypus

Doofenshmirtz fights Perry on a regular basis. While Perry is, for the most part, successful in stopping Doof, that is usually because Perry is far more skilled and Doof's inventions backfire, have obvious weaknesses, or he just gets unlucky. Rarely is it the case that Doof gets overpowered by Perry, and he has shown to be comparable to him many times. Doof has blocked attacks from Perry, overpowered him with party supplies, wrestled him evenly for control of his inator, and even held him back with one hand. When the two were handcuffed together, Doof was able to drag Perry around fairly easily, and in general has shown to match Perry evenly on multiple occasions. In supplemental material he's even stated to be evenly matched with Perry. In terms of speed Doof has dodged punches from Perry and dropped a cage before Perry could react, and while he's slower, he is still shown comparable in running speed. Doof should easily be comparable to Perry.

• Matches Dennis, who survived three metric tons of carrots(10:12) falling on him (125 kilojoules - 176 megajoules)

• Easily opens a trapdoor the size of a tree (3:54)

• Lifts and swings around a large metal arm (20:32)

• Adjusted Phineas and Ferb’s massive dart mid-flight (9:26)

• Casually lifts and throws the Inflate-inator

• Easily carries a car transformed into a handkerchief (3:03)

• Knocks Liam back (12:28), who was able to throw a massive boomerang over the horizon, chopping off the top of a hill (15:42)

• Survives getting flicked across town (19:15)

• Fell through the entire Earth in a couple seconds (0:49)

• Hit with enough force to shake a large building (18:47)

• Survived being forced into space on the hood of a car (7.2 kilotons of TNT)

• Swims fast enough to outpace a boat (9:29)

• Outruns Norm

• Norm, when piloted by Perry, went from Doof’s tower to Phineas and Ferb’s house in a few moments

• His jetpack was able to outrace Doof’s hover skiff (9:22) and fly to Drusselstein in a short time (2:53 - 3:45)

• Gets from his lair to Doof’s building in four seconds (14:24)

• Outpaces an explosion

• Read two translation books and a manual in a few seconds (6:08) (Mach 0.38 - 17.49)

• Should be superior to regular platypi, which crossed all of Danville in two seconds (3:42) (Mach 21.47)

• Dodges a giant water balloon falling from space

• Reacts while piloting his ship to the center of the Earth (Mach 193.48)

• Moves fast enough that photographic technology couldn’t track him

• Reacts to lava flowing fast enough to reach the surface of the Earth from the core

• Hit an energy ball into space (0.02c - 0.036c)

• Dodges MODOK’s flash of light (0.16c)

• Dodges lasers from a shark

• Dodges laser blasts from evil Flynn-Fletcher robots (13:20)

• Dodges lasers from Norm (5:20)

• Regularly dodges blasts from Doof’s inators

• Dodges a blast from the Age-Accelerator-inator

• Dodges a few blasts from the Ugly-inator

• Dodges a beam from the Turn-Everything-Evil-inator (5:57)

• Dodges several beams from the Rotten-inator (7:03)

• Dodges a beam from the If-A-Tree-Fell-In-The-Forest-inator (16:49)

• Dodges a few blasts from the Chicken-Replace-inator (8:55)

• Jumps over a beam from the Bug-inator (4:51)

• Dodges a beam from the Motivator-inator (7:18)

• Dodges blasts from the Freeze-inator

• Intercepts a beam from the Away-inator (15:36)

• Reacts to asteroids on the outside of a spaceship as it was traveling from Earth to Feebla-Oot, which is located in another Star Cluster (9:48) (575.59 thousand c - 1.71 million c)

• Kept up with the Platyborg

• Platyborg dodged a missile (7:52)

• Platyborg survived a bunch of electricity that was continuously powering the Other-Dimensionator, connecting the first and second dimensions

• According to Dr. Baljeet, this requires 8 million gigawatts of energy (1.91 - 19.12 megatons of TNT)

• The Platyborg likely wasn’t taking the entirety of this energy, but would’ve been taking at least a portion of it

Phineas and Ferb

The titular stepbrothers of the show. While Doof doesn't have many instances of crossing over with them, Perry has shown comparable to them multiple times, where they were equally capable of taking on the Norm Bots and Doof-2 in combat. As Doof easily scales to Perry, he can also easily scale to the boys. Additionally, in "I Scream, You Scream", Doof and the brothers mix up their blueprints and end up building the projects created for each other, showing that they have a similar level of building ability. A similar thing happens in "Undercover Carl", where Doof easily puts together blueprints created by Phineas and Ferb, showing that nothing they can do should be outside of Doof's wheelhouse.

Phineas

• Beats Perry in a tug-of-war (12:26)

• Withstands winds that can blow a sink away (1:16)

• Digs a large hole in the sand very quickly (34:26)

• Takes a direct hit from Doof-2’s large robot, which seemingly caused an earthquake across Danville

• After getting hit with the Unretrograde-inator (which only reverses someone’s movements and doesn’t impact their speed in any way), takes down his massive statue in a few seconds (10:32)

• Digs a massive tunnel in 10 minutes

• Deflects a baseball shot from his baseball machine

• This baseball machine shot into space in a few seconds (2:46) (Mach 2,748) and can damage Norm Bots (1:01:34)

• Dodges a laser from Mitch’s robot (19:38)

• Dodges a laser from the Trojan T-Rex after it was fired (0.335c)

• Dodges lasers from Doof’s vehicle

• Reacts while wearing super shoes that just barely don’t outrun light (8:50) (0.917c)

• It should be noted that these shoes only increase the reflexes in someone’s feet allowing them to run faster, they do not impact the wearer’s reactions at all

Ferb

• Swings a large baseball bat (7:00)

• Pushes a tree

• Moves a large hanger

• Throws a paper-mache boulder up Niagara Falls (13:56) (336 kilojoules)

• Easily holds the entire Platy-posterior in his pocket (6:41)

• Casually shakes Mount Rushmore hard enough to shatter a face off of it (17.41 megatons of TNT - 17.41 gigatons of TNT)

• Edits an entire scene in a few seconds

• Reacts to point-blank objects while piloting Meap’s new ship at top speed. Meap’s ship is capable of:

• Blitzing Mitch’s ship

• Flying out of the atmosphere in seconds

• Going through a nebula and around the sun (23.05 - 72.86c)

• Flies from Earth to Meap’s planet in an unknown time frame (12:40)

• Takes a return trip later in the same episode (21:05)

• Flies from Earth to the Shooting Star Milkshake Bar in a few seconds (446.01 thousand - 133.8 million c, likely 2.1 billion - 1.52 trillion c)

• Reacts and turns himself around while flying his asteroid surfboard, which is implied to fly out of a black hole and can fly to a quasar in an unknown time frame (10.29 - 152.79 trillion c)

Both

• Throw an electronic die across Danville (6:24)

• Survive an explosion created by the Perrytronic (0.026 - 0.72 tons of TNT)

• Survive their chariots crashing in the museum

• Fights against robots that could tear down buildings

• Lifts Buford, Baljeet, Isabella, two giant ants, and a boulder at the same time

• Survive a giant leaf pile expanding right in front of them (3:03)

• Along with Baljeet, move large metal pipes underwater (6:05)

• Survive getting hit with cars launched by Carasaurus

• Shake the Shooting Star Milkshake Bar with their dancing (516.68 tons of TNT in total, though they likely aren’t solely responsible)

• Survive an explosion that pulverizes a good chunk of their backyard

• Survive getting thrown to Drusselstein along with Isabella (4:21)

• Tilted a massive engine (40:08)

• Survive falling from space in their roller coaster (368.53 tons of TNT - 30.75 kilotons of TNT)

• Using the scene in the intro can get higher results (2.02 - 110.58 kilotons of TNT)

• Should be comparable to their past counterparts or versions from other dimensions

• 2nd Dimension versions fought and took down cyborg versions of OWCA agents (11:44)

• Ohio Flynn and Rhode Island Fletcher possibly survived the creation of the Panama Canal (9:46)

• Lost in Danville versions held on to a tree against the pull of a black hole (9:10)

• Made a quantum vortex/singularity by building up enough kinetic energy in a ping pong ball (85.756 petatons of TNT - 185.08 yottatons of TNT)

• Raised a massive flagpole (18.24 yottatons of TNT and 0.19c)

• Outrun tigers

• Puts together a puzzle really fast

• Built a roller coaster across the town in less than 19 minutes

• Built an entire old western town in 15 minutes

• Run in-tandem with Meap’s ship falling from space (3:00)

• Flew their jetpacks into space in a couple seconds

• Dodges a blast from Norm Bots

• Piloted the ATT which traveled to the Moon in a short time

• Piloted their New Year’s ball around point-blank objects, and survived it flying from the Moon to Earth (5.11 megatons of TNT and 0.13c)

• Accurately pilot and control monster trucks that move at light-speed

• Perceive an electric current as incredibly slow (43.63 - 155.82c)

• Boosted their roller coaster fast enough to fly across the solar system and back (89.43 - 106.96 thousand c)

• The instruction booklet confirms that this is what they’re doing and isn’t just a visual gag

• React point-blank to asteroids while piloting their rocket ship to the Shooting Star Milkshake Bar (74.3 - 520.64 thousand c, likely 349.63 million - 5.91 billion c)

• React while piloting Meap’s new ship

• Are able to perform combat in Meap’s ship

• Avoided attacks from a bloodlusted Phineas Tower

• Phineas Tower was able to jump out of the galaxy and make a shield around it (10:46) (504.52 billion - 9.18 trillion c)

• More elaboration on this scaling below

Inventions

• Ferb has a serum that instantly grows a tree

• Baljeet’s tower made a massive storm around the Earth and was going to move the atmosphere to the Moon (7:47)

• According to Buford, their ideas were going to blow up the planet (23:44)

• Five of their rockets moved the Earth at sub-relativistic speeds (244.18 ronnatons of TNT)

• Phineas Tower created a shield around the galaxy (10:46) (Galaxy level)

• They created a device that shot to the Sun in less than a second (1,387.35c)

• Their elevator to the Moon pushes the boundaries of space and time

• The Warp Generator bends space (4:05)

• They potentially have the ability to create a time-space destabilizer

Kids of Danville

Obviously, all of Phineas and Ferb's friends should be comparable to each other. They've generally shown that they can harm each other in varying ways occasionally throughout the show, and each shown capable of combating threats like the Norm Bots, Pistachions, and Doofenzombies. There's no reason Doof should be weaker than Isabella or Buford.

Buford

• Is called the toughest kid in town (8:22)

• Overpowers Phineas and rips him through a wooden wrestling ring

• Should be comparable to his past counterparts

• Boofgard runs fast enough to power a primitive car (7:29)

• Buford’s grandparent trades punches with a cow (1:25)

• Rips up a toilet

• Digs a long dirt tunnel quickly

• Hurts Red Skull

• Carries a canoe over his head for most of the day (15:13)

• Lifts Phineas, Ferb, Isabella, and Baljeet out of quicksand (16:58)

• Stretched Baljeet hard enough to launch him far away

• Gets sent flying hard enough to destroy part of a giant foosball stadium

• Lifts an ox over his head (36:36)

• One-shots a giant squid and wrestles evenly with another one (14:20)

• Pulls a massive bouncy castle filled with helium down (6:38)

• Was able to survive right next to the bouncy castle as it exploded (7:54)

• Spins Phineas fast enough to simulate G-forces

• Screamed loud enough to be heard across the town (19:26) (92.04 megajoules)

• Easily moves a massive metal slab (6:22)

• Plays a piccolo hard enough to be heard across Danville (12:42)

• Survives the instant kinetic energy of flying into space on a rocket kiddie ride (24.32 - 813.77 kilotons of TNT)

• Gets kicked by David Beckham around the planet (560.80 kilotons of TNT)

• Took out three animal agents with one hit (26:20)

• Switched his body with a decoy the second Phineas looked away (1:47)

• Reacted to many shots from the Lufa-Flex-Dill-Pickle-inator (8:54)

• Is boundless (Boundless)

Isabella

• Hurts Buford

• Moves a massive spring (8:55)

• Along with the Fireside Girls, moved a mountain (12:25) (84.11 - 283.87 tons of TNT)

• Along with Candace, survived inside Phineas and Ferb’s satellite as it fell to Earth

• Along with the Fireside Girls, summoned a storm with the Flying Fishmonger song

• However, it is stated that the song itself was changing the weather, so it’s debatable if it actually scales to AP

• Along with the Fireside Girls, puts together a trampoline in the time it takes Phineas to fall to the ground

• Wrote an entire letter in a few seconds (1:52)

• Spins Carl fast enough to create afterimages (7:00)

• Perceives all her lost Phineas memories in seconds (32:20) (Mach 275.48 - 0.02c, debatable)

• Reacted to Candace flying in the rocket kiddie ride (20:57) (Mach 6911.72 - 0.046c)

Baljeet

• Hurts Buford

• While tiny, survives getting launched up to the ceiling fan (5:15)

• Should be comparable to his past counterpart, who shattered two cinder blocks

• Survives Buford jumping off of Niagara Falls onto him (19:26)

• Screamed loud enough to be heard across the neighborhood (0:56)

• Along with Django and Holly, swam hard enough to spin a large ball of water (8:06)

• Powered Phineas and Ferb’s machine by himself with a bicycle-powered generator (6:13)

• Dodges a punch from Buford (12:30)

• Draws a long math equation really fast (2:31)

• Checks a bunch of math in a second (1:56)

• Makes a giant tower in a few seconds (4:36)

Irving

• Survived getting stepped on by the Trojan T-Rex (7:50)

• Along with Buford and Ferb, survived the destruction of the Trojan T-Rex and a replica of Troy (8:49)

Gretchen

• Gets from Fireside Cabin to Isabella in less than a second (1:54)

Candace (and friends)

Not only is Doof-2, an equal to Doof, capable of keeping up with Candace-2 in combat, but Doof himself has fought Perry when he was in Candace's body, and was able to take hits from her body no problem. Most of them were also equally capable during the Night of the Living Pharmacists as well, showing some comparability between them again.

• Survives the G-forces of interstellar travel

• Wrestles an alligator

• Perry, while in her body, smashed through a wall

• Melted a large ice block (1.9 tons of TNT)

• Quickly destroyed Phineas and Ferb’s invention (7:46)

• Knocked down a large video game version of Buford (19:27)

• Survived the epicenter of an explosion that destroyed the giant bowling ball, which was strong enough to shake their house

• Survives crashing into a tree at top speed while wearing the super speed shoes (1.68 gigatons of TNT)

• Survives the Earth expanding in size very fast below her (5.08 gigatons of TNT - 4.02 petatons of TNT)

• Screams loud enough to where wild monkeys could hear her, and possibly caused an earthquake (1:42) (522.40 tons of TNT for the scream, 5.45 gigatons of TNT for the earthquake)

• Damages a rover that Martians are implied to be unable to

• Martians were somehow able to create a large Candace head viewable from space in a short time

• Martians possibly survived getting hit with Doof’s first Inator, which blasted a ton of dust off of Mars (316.28 zettatons of TNT)

• Takes out several robots that were made to fight OWCA agents (15:03 & 15:25)

• Outruns a T-Rex

• Outruns a ton of animals at once

• Read all of the Sherlock Holmes collection overnight (11:54)

• Briefly outswims an orca, dolphin, and octopus (18:10)

• These animals were able to move their frozen-over tank to the ocean (21:14)

• Runs 20 blocks in 2 minutes (19:58)

• Runs out of the room before her words are heard

• Changed clothes and ran outside in a second (25:47)

• Takes apart an entire train in a few moments (8:48)

• After being zapped with the Least-Likely-inator, cleaned up the entire house in a few seconds (9:17)

• After being zapped with the Eat-It-All-inator, eats a giant Gordian Knot made of licorice in a few seconds (10:02)

• Ran all the way to Jeremy’s house in a few seconds (2:08)

• Reacts while flying in the Pick-’Em-Up-inator which flew into space in less than a second (10:35)

• Dodges a laser from the evil Phineas robot (15:30)

• Raises her arms slightly in-tandem with a beam of sunlight, intercepting it

• Dodges a beam from the Video-Beam-Hijack-Non-inator by ducking down to pick up a dollar (18:24)

• Moves her hand in tandem with a camera flash (2.14c)

• This is likely just an animation quirk and not actually indicative of in-tandem movement, but I wanted to list it because it would be really funny if Gadget Golf had an FTL feat

• Hurts Stacy (13:35) and can run at the same speed as her (9:10)

• Stacy knocks down a Doofenzombie without realizing it (24:01)

• Stacy gets to Candace’s room from her house in less than a minute (3:26)

• Should likely be comparable to her 2nd Dimension counterpart

• Candace-2 pushes a large gnome statue

• Candace-2 one-shots multiple Norm Bots

• Should be comparable to Jeremy, who:

• Catches Candace after she is propelled backwards by rocket-powered shoes

• While being controlled by Ferb, spins Candace fast enough to make afterimages (19:07)

• Lifts a giant paper-mache boulder (8:58)

• Extremely casually hits a volleyball into space (Jeremy vs Yor Forger when)

• Likely comparable to Vanessa

• Survives getting hit with a massive water balloon being swung around a tower (14:08)

• Survives crashing onto Feebla-Oot in her escape pod (21:40)

• Dodges several escape pods falling from space (22:01)

Other named characters

Yeah Phineas and Ferb has a lot of characters, and Doof should pretty easily be comparable to all of them. Him and others' ability to fight invasions like Norm Bots, Pistachions, and basically everything else should show that Doof is generally, at the very least, on par with other characters. This will also include guests from Take Two with Phineas and Ferb, as several of them have their own impressive feats surprisingly.

• Mr. Webber survives getting trampled several feet into the ground (7:37)

• Greg Lamond survives getting attacked by a tiger (9:46)

• The Jetpack Squad carries Phineas and Ferb’s unknown device away (11:19)

• Linda easily pushes a shopping cart with a mountain of potatoes (22:00)

• Lawrence, while asleep, survives an impact that kicks up a ton of dirt (9:24)

• Lawrence-2 survives getting yanked by a train instantly (27:51)

• Ballooney survives being shot by inators that can destroy a large amount of ice

• The Regurgitator survives getting launched over the horizon

• Major Monogram survives getting hit with a giant particle bubble destroying his office

• Major Monogram takes out several evil Flynn-Fletcher robots that were made to fight OWCA agents (15:17)

• Carl catches Major Monogram after he’s been flung at sub-relativistic speeds by the Earth (0.06c and 3.296 megatons of TNT)

• Annabelle survives being A-Train’ed by Candace with the super speed shoes (9:50) (2.58 gigatons of TNT)

• Charlene-2 was able to match Candace-2 in a fight (19:49)

• Danny, in a deleted scene, easily rips out a Norm Bot’s CPU

• Powerless Iron Man knocks back Whiplash

• Powerless Spider-Man hurts MODOK

• Denise and Bernie survive their black hole (9:05) (581.73 zettatons of TNT - 0.05 FOE)

• Their black hole was stated by both Professor Mystery (Denise and Bernie’s son) (11:02) and Phineas to have the potential to destroy the planet (11:50)

• Lawrence runs and changes clothes in a second (4:52)

• After being zapped with the De-Clutter-inator, Lawrence cleans up a ton of rubble in moments (9:30)

• Paul the Delivery Guy taped the entire Juice-inator in a few seconds (10:18)

• Carl gets from OWCA to Perry’s lair in a short time (5:58 - 6:28)

• Carl and Major Monogram run away from all of the OWCA agents (OWCA Files part 1, 12:43)

• Love Handel dodges a blast from a Norm Bot (56:30)

• The Candace robot jumps in front of a laser from the Phineas robot (15:42)

• Meap dodges lasers and asteroids while piloting his spaceship (1:55)

• Xavier and Fred pilot bumper cars that move in five dimensions (21:19)

• This likely doesn’t actually mean anything, I just wanted to include it for fun

• The OWCA computer has boundless power (19:27) (Boundless again)

Take Two with Phineas and Ferb

• Jack Black juggled a ton of stuff all at once

• Miss Piggy carves herself into ice with karate chops

• Jason Segel dunks a submarine

• Emma Roberts screams hard enough to send Ferb flying back

• Andy Samberg’s dad held a camera that extended from US to Africa

• Neil Patrick Harris summons a storm in a second

• David Beckham kicks Buford around the Earth (0.0379c and 560.80 kilotons of TNT)

Norm Bots

Candace-2 was able to take out several Norm Bots during the minecart chase scene, Phineas could bat against a baseball that was able to damage Norm Bots, and Perry can fight against them in multiple video games. Pretty simple scaling.

• In the video game, can take several of their own blasts

• Throws a car into a building (56:18)

• Can take on individual Phinedroids and Ferbots and require multiple to be taken down

• A Phinedroid and Ferbot were able to dig a tunnel to the center of the Earth in a short time (them carrying a shovel earlier implies that this was a physical task)

• The army combined was stated to be able to destroy a city

The Avengers

No not the Marvel Comics versions, and not even their cartoon versions, but the versions specifically from the Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel episode have some of their own impressive feats. Despite being literal superheroes, regular people have been able to keep up with them and their villains (this will show up again later as well). Every villain is able to take multiple hits from the heroes in the final battle and still remain to fight for a little bit, including Red Skull, who Buford was able to harm earlier in that fight. Perry could also take on all four villains at once in the mall, and in the Heroes of Danville video game can fight the villains alongside the heroes, showing further consistency for regular people like Doof scaling to the blatant superhumans in the verse, as crazy as it seems.

• Whiplash threw Iron Man high in the air

• Spider-Man with Hulk’s powers jumps into the sky

• Hulkjeet (Baljeet with Hulk’s powers) makes a crevice in the ground and throws several subway cars

• Hulk throws MODOK’s device a fair distance away

• Hulk tears the top of Phineas and Ferb’s satellite off

• Hulk tanks a massive antimatter blast (at least 10.13 gigatons of TNT)

• The villains possibly survive Phineas and Ferb’s satellite falling directly on them, though it’s also possible that MODOK shielded them from it (1.116 - 4.465 kilotons of TNT) (Credit to CapeVS’s Perry vs Skipper)

Milo, Zack, and Melissa (and others)

As you may know, Phineas and Ferb is not the only show Dr. Doofenshmirtz appears in. Milo Murphy's Law, created by Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, takes place in the same universe, and after the crossover between the two series at the beginning of Season 2, Doof remained a reoccurring character in the show, for better or for worse. Throughout this time he was able to keep up with characters and vice versa, solidifying scaling between the two.

• Milo’s body armor is heavy enough to drag down the principal when she takes it (b, 2:28)

• Bradley throws a baseball a fair distance (a, 6:53)

• Lydia opens a closed elevator door (8:28)

• Milo regularly carries an anchor around (8:52)

• Milo survives a football goal post falling on him (10:25)

• Martin survives a big burst of fire (a, 3:05)

• Elliot easily pushes a trophy case very fast

• Mort hits his head on a goal post hard enough to break glass across the field (9:40)

• Milo survives a water hose that pushed a bus away (6:22)

• Milo, Zack, and Melissa survive a large macaroni and cheese explosion that sends Diogee flying out of the house (a, 2:03)

• Melissa and Zack tackle Candace (22:25)

• All the kids survive getting yanked at high speeds from the yacht (a, 3:57)

• Milo holds on to and restrains an alien device (a, 8:48) that was previously able to move at at extremely fast speed out of its own power (1.12 kilotons of TNT)

• The device is also shown to create a large amount of fire in space (24.189 teratons of TNT). However, it’s debatable if this would scale to the characters as Milo only matched the device’s kinetic energy of it flying away

• Milo is able to hold his ground being pulled by a magnet (8:52) that pulls in a massive ship from the sea (9:30)

• However, it is possible that the magnet simply grew in power over time

• Elliot shouted loud enough to be heard around the city (a, 5:47)

• Milo and Melissa survive their roller coaster car hitting Lardee Boy’s mascot head into space (6.2 megatons of TNT)

• They wouldn’t scale to the entirety of this feat, but they should be tanking an unknown portion of the energy at least

• Nearly every main character survives a deadly vortex that rips the roof of their house off (debatably 7.36 yottatons of TNT - 0.665 FOE)

• While explicitly not a black hole (a, 4:36), it gets confused for one multiple times, and acts exactly like the black hole seen in the Phineas and Ferb episode “Lost in Danville”, so it is possible that it has a similar level of power (though it is extremely debatable, further explanation below)

• Milo and Zack outrun wolves (5:33)

• Milo and Melissa run at the same speed as llamas (b, 6:50)

• Zack and Melissa run as fast as an eagle and a boar

• Amanda fixes Melissa’s hair in a second (4:34)

• Milo avoids a swipe from a Pistachion (18:05)

• Milo, Zack, and Melissa react to projectiles from the Sphere of Calamity (15:30) that Zack referred to as ‘lightning’ (14:24)

• Milo reacts while being carried by Perry’s jetpack (8:47)

• Milo appears to spin a plate in-tandem with the light bouncing off of it (b, 8:55)

Cavendish and Dakota

The time-traveling duo of Milo Murphy's Law. Doof has had his fair share of encounters with them, as they were the ones who brought him into the show in the first place with the Pistachion takeover. Against the Pistachions they were shown fairly comparable, making the scaling quite easy.

• Cavendish gets mauled by a dinosaur (12:29)

• Cavendish gets trampled by a bison (b, 6:05)

• Cavendish gets hit by a bus (7:50)

• Cavendish gets crushed by a giant metal ball (b, 6:05)

• Dakota shatters a large ice cube in two hits (10:42)

• Cavendish and Dakota survive a massive wave of pistachios (a, 6:58)

• Dakota knocks a Pistachion away (31:20)

• The army of Dakotas was able to match the army of Pistachions (35:12)

• Cavendish and Dakota plug up a deadly vortex with a table (a, 4:30) (debatably 7.36 yottatons of TNT - 0.665 FOE) (like, extremely debatable, see above)

• Dakota outruns a bison (b, 6:00)

• Dakota draws a detailed sandwich in a second (13:29)

• Dakota catches up to an alien device (a, 6:00) that could fly through space (0.027c)

• Cavendish dodges a blast from the Age-Regressor Ray (0.45c)

• The ray travels in a straight line, bounces off of a reflective surface, and refracts through a prism, so it should be an actual lightspeed laser

• Cavendish dodges several shots from a disintegration ray (a, 8:43)

• They should likely be comparable to fellow time travelers Brick and Savannah

• Brick and Savannah survive being crushed flat (16:35)

• Savannah damages (b, 6:13) and knocks back (b, 5:02) a robot that’s going to destroy half the city (b, 3:17)

• Brick and Savannah outrun a bear (a, 10:49)

• Savannah dodges several laser shots (b, 1:24)

• Their tech from the future blew up the Earth’s second Moon (b, 7:35)

Diogee

Milo Murphy's dog. Doof had an encounter with him before the events of the second season even occurred, though he didn't technically fight him. But he's survived basically everything Milo has, and taken the same amount of damage from things as his owner. Scaling Doof to Diogee is pretty easy.

• Casually opened a plane door mid-flight (a, 7:58), which would require 24,000 lbs of pressure (10,886.217 kg Lifting Strength)

• Moves a far distance in the second Doof was looking away (b, 5:03)

• Ran from Danville to the Grand Canyon (a, 8:31)

• Fought two Octalians at the same time (b, 7:15)

Pistachions

The main villains of Season 1 of Milo Murphy's Law. Dakota has multiple showings of being able to beat them physically, and the main characters are able to consistently evade capture from them, giving them several avenues for scaling.

• Survive a grenade explosion offscreen (4:22)

• Three together carry a large bucket filled with dirt and people (12:02)

• Throws a bookshelf across a library (26:22)

• One was stated by King Pistachion to have destroyed a city before he could walk (32:43)

• King Pistachion kicked a limo being propelled by a rocket engine (36:37)

• King Pistachion extended his arms faster than a limo (35:06)

Octalians

The main antagonists of Season 2 of Milo Murphy's Law. Diogee was able to combat two of them at once, meaning every character should scale to the aliens.

• One Octalian piloted his escape pod to Octalia (14:45)

• The Octalian pilot seems to be able to pilot the escape pod in between ships that are traveling from Earth to Octalia

• A city of Octalians absorbs the entirety of the Sphere of Calamity between them (19:19), with the Sphere being stated to potentially have the power to destroy the planet (14:20)

• However, it is debatable whether this would truly scale to AP and durability or not

Kevin

This will be explained in more detail later, but Phineas and Ferb and Hamster and Gretel are confirmed to share a universe. There are numerous appearances from characters and objects from Phineas and Ferb within Hamster and Gretel, and they are consistently stated to live in the Tri-State Area. As for scaling, while no one actually crosses over in a meaningful way, Kevin is explicitly a normal human with no superpowers. He has superhuman feats, but in-universe he is just as normal of a human as Doof himself. Given Doof's shown he is much more adept at fighting than the average human, with his showings against Pistachions and Doofenzombies, and Doof-2 being able to take over an entire alternate Tri-State Area, it stands to reason that he should be able to scale to the regular humans of Hamster and Gretel.

• Survives being pushed through the hull of an alien ship (4:40)

• Survives getting hit with Fistpuncher’s pillow (7:41)

• Was fairly matched with Gretel in the Pillow War, though she was likely holding back

• Hurts Rodney Thunderpants by throwing coal at him, who was previously able to take hits from Hamster and Gretel (4:50)

• Intercepted and matched Van Dyke, who could fight both Hamster and Gretel evenly

• Survives being hit with waffles launched hard enough to knock Hamster back

• Screamed loud enough to be heard far off in space (45.52 kilotons of TNT)

• Destroys the rock that contained Hamster and Gretel’s powers, and survives the destruction of it, with said destruction being strong enough to destroy Professor Exclamation’s suit (8:27)

• While he specifically used a key made of unbendium to destroy the rock, that is less due to the strength of the character and more so the toughness of the rock itself, requiring the toughest material on Earth to pierce it. Unbendium isn’t some specific weakness to the rock, it is just really tough, and if Kevin wasn’t strong enough to pierce through it he wouldn’t have been able to even with the key. Him surviving the explosion that destroyed Professor Exclamation’s suit (which is made of unbendium) supports this scaling further

• Reacts to paintballs from Unknownsy (7:30)

• Dodges several sonic blasts (8:55)

• Along with Fred, dodges a statue falling from the sky (2:58) (Mach 2.07)

• Dodged lightning from Rodney Thunderpants, who controls the weather (1:02), meaning it was likely legitimate cloud-to-ground lightning

• Dodges food thrown from Fistpuncher and Destructress (5:45)

• Dodges several webs from Itsy Bitsy (9:12), who was able to catch Gretel in her webs (5:35)

• Along with Hiromi, dodges attacks from Tina (8:46)

• Dodges attacks from Clem Clam (9:55), who could fight Hamster and Gretel (8:10)

• Should be comparable to his cousin Fred

• Closes her ears after a whistle is blown before the sound gets to her (7:24)

• Walked from the cafeteria to the principal’s office in one second (1:36)

• Pulled Kevin out of the way of a missile from Tobor (8:07)

• Goes from her school to the Bering Strait and back in a casual competition with Frederick (Mach 3.94 - 47.31)

• Dodges a beam from a Shrink Ray that bounces off of a mirror (9:54)

Bailey and Nordle

Gretel's two best friends. Once again, regular humans from Hamster and Gretel should be easy for Doof to scale to, especially these two given they are little kids in Elementary School. There's no reason to believe Doof couldn't do anything these two could.

Bailey

• Tripped Fistpuncher by throwing a book at his feet (8:41)

• Shakes the ground by throwing a book on the ground (4:53)

• Rips Van Dyke off of Gretel (9:24), which even Gretel had trouble ripping Van Dyke off of people earlier (6:05)

• Survives tennis balls launched hard enough to knock Gretel back

• Dodges several charges from Fistpuncher (8:59)

• Is Anakin Skywalker (9:15)

Nordle

• Dodges lasers from a mammoth multiple times

• Dodges another laser from the mammoth

• The laser is a legitimate laser, as it was called as such and specifically used to heat something up. Consistently through the episode, the laser only burns objects and doesn’t have force, meaning it should be treated as lightspeed

Hamster and Gretel

Alright here we go. As mentioned, Hamster and Gretel takes place in the same universe as Phineas and Ferb. As you can tell from above, and some more in scaling sections below this one, regular humans regularly are able to hurt, take hits from, and keep up with Hamster and Gretel in a fight. Despite them literally having super strength, other characters should not be too far behind them. Obviously, this is going to take some more explanation, so further elaboration will be given later.

Hamster

• Lifts a three ton boulder

• Crushes coal into diamond (3:07)

• Lifts their house and flies it over the city (4:30)

• Later on ends up tossing the house in the air and spinning it on his hand

• Withstands 20,000 volts of electricity (9:21)

• Hits a giant globe with a massive telephone pole hard enough to create a large lemon explosion (9:55)

• Punches Fistpuncher and Destructress over the horizon (8:46)

• States he punched Big Scary Cyborg into the sun (1:05)

• Screams loud enough to be heard out in deep space (3:48) (201.44 kilotons of TNT)

• Dodges a missile in the intro

• Dodges several missiles from Gerbil (8:27)

• Dodges lasers coming from all directions from Pi-Rat (9:07)

• Threw a stress ball past Jupiter in less than a second (1,923.37c)

Gretel

• Lifts a monster truck while inside of it (7:16)

• Lifts an electrical tower (8:17)

• Kicks a big robot into a building

• Lifts a train and four police cars (9:50)

• Holds up a bridge and juggles cars

• Survives getting run over by a giant lemon (0:37) that was able to shake the ground and destroy Tobor (7:49)

• Punches a water tower hard enough to send the top flying into space, hitting an asteroid and adjusting the angle of it

• Tears off a cruise ship’s propeller (9:48)

• Smashes an iceberg (3:46)

• Completely stops a van as it’s falling from the sky (9:30)

• Flies up to a space station and returns with it very quickly (Mach 265.31 and 213.7 kilotons of TNT)

• Soon after, throws the space station back into space very fast

• With her heat vision:

• Powers a fridge condenser enough to freeze an entire tub, including the giant eel inside it (9:02)

• Heats up the entire lagoon (4:00)

• Matched a beam that caused a explosion

• While powerless, was able to dodge attacks from Professor Exclamation’s powered suit (4:23)

• Dodges a bunch of bullets and survives a point-blank missile (10:00)

• Dodges lightning from Rodney Thunderpants (5:00)

• Flew to New Zealand and back in a few seconds (0.04c)

• Later on, does the same thing flying to Japan (0.03c)

• Dodges sadness beams, which came from a radio tower (9:37)

• Keeps up with nanobots that move in-tandem with radio waves

• Throws the Eiyzse container into the sun, shaking it (20.42c and 0.28 FOE)

• When Kevin had Gretel’s powers, he:

• Batted a massive ball of mud away from him using a large metal pole (7:08)

• Juggled a train with one hand

• Caught a truck falling off of a cliff

• Stated that he could autograph at the speed of light (10:28)

Both

• Lift a large hot dog and throw it faster than a drone (0:24)

• Spin a ferris wheel into a blur (8:03)

• Withstand Record Scratch’s shockwaves which was throwing up cars and trucks (0:50)

• Their powers were able to power Professor Exclamation’s suit (9:29), which:

• Smashes through a giant wall (10:51)

• Rips up several trees (6:48)

• Shakes the ground while walking (6:48)

• Survive a cake slamming into them from space (1:04)

• Destroyed a meteor with prolonged usage of their heat vision (6:00)

• Launch Fistpuncher and Destructress over the horizon (9:30)

• Catch a building thrown at them by the Demo Broz (4:15)

• Moved a space station out of the way of a meteor at point-blank range (9:05)

• These meteors were flying from past the Moon to the Earth very quickly (4:17)

• This specific meteor was actually Mordros the Annihilator (9:12), who flies very fast through space (9:47) 

• Punch a meteor back into space (2 - 58.69 megatons of TNT and Mach 71.67 - 382.25)

• During the song “We’re Working Out”:

• Pull a ship into shore by the anchor

• Lift a drawbridge

• Use a wrecking ball as a punching bag

• Do curls with elephants as the weights

• Lift the city hall building

• Juggle freight train cars

• Throw a satellite around the Earth (0.04 - 0.23c and 4.4 - 124.53 gigatons of TNT)

• Kept up with a random supervillain that was outrunning cars on the highway (0:35)

• Fix a tree from twigs in a few seconds

• While shrunk down inside a bottle, fly around fast enough to create a hurricane (7:38)

• Dodge electricity from Tobor (8:17)

• Dodge Gretel’s heat vision reflected back at them (4:46)

• Gretel’s heat vision consistently has properties of real lasers, as they travel in a straight line, bounce off of mirrors (4:46), and always burn (11:05) or heat up (8:57) their target (3:40)

Rouges Gallery

Hamster and Gretel have a large cast of villains, some reoccurring and some one-offs, but they are always able to take them down, usually with brute force. Additionally, a lot of these villains are regular, unamped humans, further supporting Doofenshmirtz scaling to them.

• Before getting his powers, Rodney survived a tower falling on him (4:09)

• Exterminator survives a giant metal ball falling on him (10:25)

• Big Baby throws a van high into the sky (6:54)

• Macromanager shakes a large building (8:53)

• Simon punches the ground and splits it several meters deep (6:50)

• Tina throws Gretel into the ground hard enough to make a large crater 

• Bayou Barb was created with a tornado

• Professor Exclamation survives getting thrown by the house’s security system “halfway around the world” (10:03)

• The house previously threw a box all the way to the northern lights (4:30)

• The Mary’s are able to knock down a light pole by jumping (3:11)

• Giant Mary tears up a building

• Slamonade Stan shook a playground from underground (7:35)

• Rodney Thunderpants creates a big ball of electricity that will fry every phone within 50 miles (6:23)

• Rodney Thunderpants summons a storm in a second (1:02)

• Record Scratch survives a large explosion created by Gretel (1:05)

• Destructress flips a truck into the sky (5:46)

• Fistpuncher brings a large building down in a single punch 

• Fistpuncher juggles ships and throws one across the city (3:48) (1.34 tons of TNT)

• Fistpuncher punches a statue into space (0:35) (0.07 tons of TNT)

• Father Goose honked loud enough to cover the entire Tri-State Area (5:26) (126.28 - 505.12 tons of TNT)

• Tobor created a massive cloud burst when taking off (8:30) (66.93 kilotons of TNT)

• Tobor and El Luchador wrestle evenly with each other for quite some time (2:28)

• During this, Luchador was explicitly able to cause pain to Tobor (7:52)

• Professor Exclamation created an alternate mirror dimension that contained a room (5:35)

• Amplifier’s beam shoots into space and bounces off of a satellite in a second (0:32)

• Felix Van Schurk is living electricity and can control his body while moving through a wire (5:40)

• Ice Queen dodges Gretel throwing the Eiyzse container to the sun (20.42c)

Other named characters (Hamster and Gretel edition)

(I just didn't want to make an image for this section tbh)

Same song and dance as a bunch of times before. These are average humans. Doof has shown more capable than the average human multiple times. Boom.

• Tia Melissa fights El Luchador (8:16), who previously fought Gretel evenly (6:15)

• Tia Melissa and Carolina create an explosion in the wrestling ring (10:36)

• Jeff Strawberry smashed through the top of Liberty Tower and survived a volcanic eruption (2:31)

• Mr. Large could knock Hamster back with a punch (8:55)

• Tia Melissa ate three plates of spaghetti in a few seconds (3:58)

Miscellaneous regular people

That's right! We're not done yet. Danville has a lot of residents, and some of them...don't have confirmed names! That's it, that's basically the only difference between this and the earlier sections. Look I wanted to document all of the series's impressive feats, and some of them come from literal nobodies, so here we are. Characters from all three shows are here.

Phineas and Ferb

• Audience members survive getting hit with watermelons launched out of a cannon

• Many people survive getting shot at high speeds by the Mix N’ Mingler machine (10:16)

• A bunch of people lift the Football X-7 stadium (21:25)

• A random guy survives getting thrown off of a train

• The farmer’s wife gets crushed by:

• A hot air balloon filled with bunnies

• A giant christmas present

• A van getting thrown out of a tornado

• A cashier survives getting crushed flat (5:19)

• Guy on the sidewalk reacts to Candace running in the super shoes (0.917c)

• News reporters react to shots from Doof’s inator (9:10)

Milo Murphy's Law

• Baseball player gets hit with a flying speaker (b, 1:10)

• Trucker guy survives the epicenter of a large egg explosion (0.5 tons of TNT)

• Lardy Boy gets hit with a flying roller coaster cart (b, 8:27)

• People run at the same speeds as giraffes (a, 9:03)

• An old lady caught up to Cavendish and Dakota’s truck (b, 8:30)

Hamster and Gretel

• The mayor was easily able to carry a key that Gretel said was heavy (2:58)

• A guy Van Dyke was controlling took a full-power punch from Gretel to the face (6:05)

• Some people outrun dinosaur skeletons (2:22)

• A clown makes a giant balloon landing pad in the time it takes Kevin to fall a small distance (8:55)

• Some people dodge sadness beams, which come from a radio tower (8:48)

• It should be noted that in the verse, radio signals were able to travel from Mars to Earth without any noticeable delay

Animals

That's right, we're still not done! Several regular animals are capable of impressive feats as well (as evident with Perry and Diogee of course). Surprisingly, Doof should be comparable to basically every animal we see. OWCA employs animals of all shapes and sizes, even including whales, and LOVE MUFFIN members are able to keep up with them consistently, especially shown in their big fight during "Phineas and Ferb Save Summer", as well as after that when they capture all of OWCA's agents except for Perry. Candace was able to outrun a ton of animals across the whole city in "Interview with a Platypus", and Major Monogram and Carl were able to outrun all of OWCA's agents in "The OWCA Files". Doof is able to scale to basically every regular animal that we see.

Phineas and Ferb

• Sergei the snail knocks down a door (6:03)

• Agent W shakes the entire OWCA building by scratching itself

• Some bugs survive a massive explosion that destroys the OWCA building (OWCA Files part 2, 22:15)

• Due to the low surface area of the bugs though, the actual energy they took is far lower than the actual size of the explosion

• A cat survives Doof landing on it from being launched out of a cannon (6:32)

• A couple of rabbits powered all of Drusselstein (5:04) (4.25 - 265.6 kilotons of TNT)

• They were eventually replaced with a couple of goats (5:05)

• A bunch of animal agents were able to take out Norm Bots (1:00:56)

• Giant bat hits Norm through a wall

• An alien creature was able to survive getting launched into space (28:40)

• A regular hamster powers a machine that contains a black hole (5:48) (581.73 zettatons of TNT - 0.05 FOE)

• A flock of magpies eats a giant loaf of bread very fast

• Giant bat flies from Danville to St. Louis very fast

• A regular lemur dodges a laser from the evil Flynn-Fletcher robots (14:16)

• A group of birds takes down a rock climbing wall that reaches space in seconds (9:57) (0.178c)

• Enlightened ants are said to be traversing the galaxy (9:25)

Milo Murphy's Law

• A woodpecker cracks through a metal pipe (b, 5:37)

• Recurring Raccoon survives an encounter with the cyborg bear (b, 6:18), as he appears in later episodes perfectly fine (a, 7:45)

• The cyborg bear smashes through a street

• The cyborg bear survives getting launched into the sky by a geyser (b, 9:53)

• Woodpeckers carry Milo, Zack, and Melissa to New York and back in a short time frame (3.943 kilotons of TNT and Mach 2635.61) (Credit to CapeVS’s Perry vs Skipper)

Hamster and Gretel

• Raptor skeletons are able to restrain Gretel (3:56)

• Churro knocks back Hamster with a tambourine

• A tiger eats a chunk out of the Moon (2:26) (3.62 - 11.23 petatons of TNT)

• While it is a part of a story, La Sombrerona herself references the story to be true and that all her husbands were eaten by tigers, just like the folklore story, affirming that this event did happen

• Churro runs away from Hamster flying at him

Excaliferb characters (debatable)

Huh? Bet you didn't expect this one. Despite literally just being an in-universe story, Excaliferb may have a connection to the actual world of Phineas and Ferb. In the book "The Book of Doof", Doof states that he once fought Parable the Dragonpus, the character from the episode Excaliferb. Yes this is the only reference to scaling that we have, yes this is extremely debatable and most likely wouldn't be taken seriously by anyone else, yes I am mostly including this for fun. 

• Bufavalus hurts Meatlings that are the size of the stones on stonehenge

• Meatlings survive getting flung from Malifishmirtz’s fortress to the Raging River of Uncertainty (11:16)

• Isabelle and the water sprites controlled enough water to fill a river (13:09)

• Parable flies over to Malifishmirtz’s fortress in a short time (5:05 - 6:20)

• Parable survives a direct hit from Malifishmirtz’s magic (15:59)

• His magic created a storm over the whole tri-kingdom area (3:35)

• His magic caused an avalanche (15:35)

• His magic transformed him into a giant monster (9.86 petatons of TNT)

• This giant monster can swing his tower and survive a fall that makes a giant crater

Weaknesses

Heinz is far from perfect. His schemes are often fueled by revenge or trying to prove himself over anything else, which can cause him to be short-sighted in a lot of issues. A lot of his inventions come about from mundane issues as well, such as trying to teleport a building away just so he doesn't have to move his chair to another window to watch a drive-in theater. His traumatic past also plays a large part in his plans, causing him to be blinded by aggression towards his family.

The biggest thing however is his immense incompetency. His plans often fall apart due to poor management and critical thinking, and although he is an incredible fighter and inventor, his common sense is incredibly lacking. He says it himself, all of his inators work, he just has poor planning skills (20:07).

He's scared of bats, shellfish, and vending machines taking over (7:05). His skin is so sensitive that he needs SPF 120 sunscreen or else he'll literally burst into flames (10:42). He's lactose intolerant. He's self-conscious about his inability to grow facial hair. He's so ugly that two separate inators that were meant to make someone ugly just turned him into himself (9:52), and Cutonium, a substance that was supposed to make him irresistibly cute, just made him pretty cute (10:01). Finally, he's not even a real doctor, his degree is fake.

But Wait, There's More!

Yeah obviously this isn't a "Before the Verdicts" section since it's just a single character, but I did want to talk about quite a bit extra here, explaining certain topics, feats, and scaling, and bring the whole blog to a close.

Cosmology

The Universe

According to Dr. Baljeet in the 2nd Dimension, what is known as "the universe" is actually a collection of many separate dimensions. They are organized in a circular form, where using a portal to travel between dimensions greatly depends on how much power you use. It is easy to travel clockwise, but going counter-clockwise would take 8 million gigawatts of energy, overloading the local power grid. These dimensions can vary a lot in size, with some being significantly smaller while others are significantly larger than their home dimension. The universe containing multiple dimensions is consistent, as Doof's Accelerate-inator that could've "destroyed the universe" (9:50) ripped a hole into another dimension (10:17), one the we see in "Brand New Reality" and have seen many times since.

As for how many dimensions there are in the universe, we see at least 22 separate dimensions during the song "Brand New Reality", plus the 1st and 2nd dimensions that we spend the majority of our time in for a total of 24 seen in the movie alone (a full list can be seen here). The console version of the 2nd Dimension video game features 4 different dimensions separate from the ones we've seen, and the DS version features 4 new ones as well. There are other dimensions that we have seen in the series, but it is unconfirmed if they are a part of "the universe" or not. However, the novelization of the movie states that the amount of dimensions the main characters traveled through is "seemingly endless", potentially meaning there is a far greater number of dimensions within the universe.

At minimum, the universe is actually a macrocosm containing at least 32 dimensions, potentially far more (leading to many universal feats above being labeled as Low Multi-Multi).

Other Dimensions

There are a couple extra dimensions that are not confirmed if they are a part of "The Universe" or outside of it. One of these was seen in "Isabella and the Temple of Sap", when Professor Poofenplotz sends a worker into a separate dimension (15:09). Another one was seen in the Milo Murphy's Law episode "Game Night", where the gang got sucked into an alternate dimension filled with Spaghetti Monsters. Finally, the Phineas and Ferb episode "Lost in Danville" takes place in an alternate, parallel dimension to the 1st dimension, with the only major differences being the number of stripes on Phineas's shirt, and that their dad was a polar bear (12:04).

Time Stream

Within the Phineas and Ferb world, time is a separate dimension that can be traveled through in order to time travel. Within the Time Stream, time doesn't pass, meaning characters will not age no matter how long they stay here. Despite this, you can still be in the time stream at the same time as someone else, or even yourself from the past. Time traveling is done with several different methods, though most commonly with "Time Juice", a separate element that will be discovered in the future. The clocks that float around in the time stream contain Time Juice, though you can end up in the Time Stream at an earlier point before the clocks showed up (30:53). This is because the clocks were knocked into there by Dakota while fighting Pistachions (31:20).

Time Traveling is weird in Phineas and Ferb. When traveling to the past, changes to the time stream are able to affect the present relative to the time occurring in both. For example, Candace fell into mud in dinosaur time, creating an imprint that her dad recognized at the museum in the present. However, after this happened Phineas and Ferb drove over the imprint with their scooter, creating a different print that then appeared in the museum. Essentially, there's two timelines happening congruently, with one able to affect the other as it goes along. This is a very consistent thing throughout all of Phineas and Ferb and Milo Murphy's Law. For another example, when Cavendish and Dakota indirectly caused the Pistachion takeover in the past, their boss Mr. Block was taken over in the future (4:04), despite the fact that the Pistachion uprising was prevented later in that episode (40:08).

People in the time stream seem to ignore changes to their past. When the Pistachion sprout that would become the first Pistachion was defeated, all other Pistachions in the present were as well (40:08). However, Derek, who was in the Time Stream at that moment, was not, instead ending up in 1955 perfectly fine (41:53). Changes in time are dictated by "Time Waves", and these waves can be blocked by certain objects like a lead-lined stop sign. This is what caused Elliott to remember Milo Murphy after Cavendish and Dakota accidentally prevented his birth, despite no one else remembering (a, 9:52). Finally, erased/prevented timelines can still, somehow, be visited, as Isabella, after giving present-day Phineas and Ferb a steel-wood fusing tool (22:10) (thus preventing the events of "Phineas and Ferb Quantum Boogaloo" from ever happening), was still somehow able to visit her timeline (20:50) (an alternate version of the first day of Summer), despite the events that led to that timeline being created were stopped by her.

Nullville

Also known as the "City Outside of the Universe", Nullville is a version of Danville that exists outside of time (33:08). While outside people still experience time within Nullville, there is no actual flow of time, and a time loop that is occurring in the Universe will not affect it (32:03). Anything within Nullville is completely forgotten about by everyone that is experiencing time normally (19:50), and being in a time loop is the only way to prevent that (34:28). The only way in or out of Nullville is through the portals created by Dr. Doofenshmirtz's Do-Over-inator (36:01). 

Spatial Dimensions

Every VS debater's favorite thing, but don't worry, this will be quick. Xavier and Fred build bumper cars that "move in five dimensions" (6:08). Nothing too crazy, but the book "The Ultimate Guide to Phineas & Ferb" describes these cars as being "hyperdimensional", essentially confirming that these dimensions are spatial dimensions (as there's basically no way to interpret that sentence a different way) rather than separate locations, as Phineas and Ferb has used the word "dimension" for both. With this Phineas and Ferb cosmology would most likely be 5D, and Doof's best tech would likely scale as Doof believed the Time-Straighten-Out-inator could've destroyed everything in existence.

The "Real World"

First off let me say that NOBODY SCALES TO THIS.

Now then, at several points there are references to a fictionalized version of our world, featuring Dan and Swampy as creators of the show, and other people that have worked on it as well. This is seen in "Tri-Stone Area" (1:40), "Act Your Age" (1:02), "Now I Am A Murphy" (b, 5:05), and the movie "Candace Against the Universe", and the bit from "Tri-Stone Area" is also seen in "Last Day of Summer". Characters are able to reference it (b, 5:05), see into it, and create TV screens that view it, but they never actually interact with it.

It should be noted that there are other versions of the "real world" that we see, but these are very clearly different to the one seen a majority of the time. Kelly Osbourne is said to be 3D in comparison to Doof and Monogram's 2D bodies (2:04), but this is clearly just a gag about animation style vs live-action. The audience in The Best Live Tour Ever also exists in a version of the real world, but this one can be traveled between with just a slide. We also see something similar with the artist in "How NOT to Draw Dr. Doofenshmirtz", but Doof was able to interact with this guy, while nothing close to that has happened in the show, again solidifying this as a separate world from the "real world" seen elsewhere.

So in general, the "Real World" that we see during the show treats the universe of Phineas and Ferb as fictional, but obviously no one in the show itself scales to this.

Locations + Sizes

Various objects and locations in the series have interesting sizes that should be discussed. Obviously as an episodic cartoon, many of these locations and sizes are inconsistent or have different metrics you can use to get a result, so I will be trying my best to be comprehensive. 

How tall is Doofenshmirtz's tower?

Doof's tower has a varying amount of floors that we've seen it at. He obviously lives at the top, which has been said to be the 38th floor (20:07), 40th floor (14:30), 45th floor (14:48), and 65th floor (7:32) (those middle two even coming from the same episode). It is clear that, in general, Doof takes up multiple floors, as he has his patio, his balcony, and the top of the tower all in one apartment, though he also has neighbors on his floor somehow (6:33). And in general, he's clearly not taking up 28 floors, so this is still an inconsistency. Personally I believe that the highest number that can be taken seriously is accurate. 65 flights of stairs was sung by all three members of Love Handel at once, meaning it should be accurate. It helps that this is the most recent out of all episodes that feature Doof's floor number, removing any potential "retcon" arguments. As the average flight of stairs is between 8.5-11 feet tall, that would make Doof's tower about 193 meters tall in total.

There is also a part of "Last Day of Summer" where Phineas and Ferb show blueprints that portray Doof's tower taller than the Eiffel Tower, making it at least 330 meters and quite a bit taller than the previous estimate. However, this blueprint is not to scale, and some are even out of order with their height. For example, the St. Louis Arch, which is 192 meters tall, is portrayed as being shorter than the Seattle Space Needle, which is 184 meters tall. As such, we cannot use this blueprint to get an accurate height for Doof's building.

How big is Danville?

Danville is the city that both Phineas and Ferb and Milo Murphy's Law takes place in. It is incredibly large, with both an urban area and suburbs, as well as the Danville Glacier, Danville Canyon (19:30), Danville Chasm (8:48), Danville Ski Slope (a, 6:09), and Danville Mountain (1:34), as well as several other mountains (12:25). While an exact size is unknown, we know the population of Danville is 241,000. Because of this, we can estimate a size. I used the population density of the Dallas-Fort Worth area (around 353.5 per square kilometer), as I felt it had a comparable urban-suburbs ratio. This leads to a total area of around 681.7 square kilometers, which as a circle gives a diameter of 29.46245 km. Pretty reasonable in my opinion.

However, that is not the highest you can argue for Danville. In "Doof Side of the Moon", Phineas and Ferb build a tower that reaches from their backyard to the Moon (18:02). Doofenshmirtz then rotates the Moon, which leads to the bottom of the tower reaching the top of Doof's tower (21:37). What this means is that in this moment, the distance from Phineas and Ferb's house to the Moon (384,400 km) is the same as the distance from the top of Doof's tower to the Moon, despite that being at an angle. From this we can make a right triangle using the height of the tower as the hypotenuse and the height of the tower minus the height of Doof's tower as the height of the triangle in order to get the base of the triangle, which is the distance from Phineas and Ferb's house to Doof's tower (if you want a visual, essentially I did the same thing as this Reddit post, except used a different value for the tower's height). Doing this we can get the distance to 386.2 kilometers.

Obviously this is ridiculous, and every other portrayal of it shows it to be much closer (though notably, certain angles from inator beams bouncing off of satellites could imply a similar or even greater distance). I just thought it was something interesting to point out. If you take it seriously, I made a couple of calcs for speed.

• Perry once traveled between his lair and Doof's tower in 4 seconds (14:24) (Mach 281.49)
• Regular platypi crossed all of Danville in 2 seconds (3:42) (Mach 562.73)

How big is the Tri-State Area?

The Tri-State Area is the greater area that contains Danville and many other cities. The Tri-State Area is actually much easier to get a size for than Danville is, as we have seen the entirety of it multiple times. Most notably, in "Escape From Phineas Tower", the tower's goal eventually gets to containing all of Phineas and Ferb's friends in its shield (10:02). After being told that they have friends all over the Tri-State Area, the tower grows into space and makes a shield that can be seen against the Earth (10:25) (seen above). We can compare this to the size of Earth in this frame and come to the conclusion that the Tri-State Area is 3,348.4 kilometers in diameter. 

And surprisingly, this is consistent! In "Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation", Doof uses the Naughty-inator to make a storm that covers the entire Tri-State Area (15:30), and notably only the Tri-State Area (10:05). This storm was also seen from space covering a significant portion of the Earth (15:44), much like Phineas Tower was. While it seems absurd to reach the conclusion that the area is that massive, the show has shown that it is multiple times.

Of course, there are minor examples of it contradicting this. Most notably, in "Minor Monogram", Doof makes towers to lift the entire Tri-State Area into the air (7:44), and we see that it is not much bigger than a city. This is generally inconsistent with not just the other portrayals of the Tri-State Area, but everything we know contained within Danville itself, so using this size for the Tri-State Area would be inaccurate.

Where is Danville/the Tri-State Area located?

So first off, speculating on where Danville is is, in all honesty, pointless. Dan Povenmire has said that there is no specific state chosen for the city, and it is only where it is for a specific episode. That is how it can be so close to the ocean in some episodes, but be a driving distance away from Mount Rushmore in South Dakota. It supposedly uses Eastern Standard Time for its time zone, but it very clearly isn't on the east coast as Doof covered the entire Eastern Seaboard in tinfoil. It is east of the Mississippi River as its broadcasting station starts with a W, but the Danville Harbor is apparently in the San Francisco area. It has mountains, it has a glacier, it has a canyon and a chasm. There are so many places that you could place Danville based on what it has and is close to, and so much contradicting information on it.

As such, I'm ignoring all of that. I'm only going to use moments where it was shown on a map, and using that Danville is consistently (0:40) slightly west of the middle of the continental US. For calculations, I used Denver, Colorado as a stand-in, as I felt it was a major city that felt the closest to what Danville could be. Feel free to disagree with this, obviously, as Danville's location is purposely inconsistent.

How deep is Perry's lair?

Perry's lair is located under Phineas and Ferb's house, and like many other things in the series it is super inconsistent. Generally, it is portrayed as being a bit below the surface, with long tubes going underground in order to reach it. Occasionally however, it is shown to be almost immediately below the surface. And one statement in the video game Where's My Perry implies that it is over 6 kilometers deep. In general this is just too inconsistent to put a single value on in my opinion, so it is a case-by-case basis. The feats that involve his lair are mostly bit feats anyway.

How far away is the Shooting Star Milkshake Bar?

The Shooting Star Milkshake Bar is a location visited multiple times in the Phineas and Ferb series. Not just in its debut episode "Out to Launch", but it makes a cameo in "The Chronicles of Meap" and "When Worlds Collide" (5:17) as well. It is a location that is important for several MFTL+ feats in the series, so determining how far it is is important.

At minimum, it should be at least as far as the nearest star. This is because it was mistaken for a star and "sold" as a star in the episode, and so it wouldn't make sense for it to be any closer than the closest star. The closest star is Alpha Centauri, at 4.24 lightyears away. 

However, we can get a more accurate range. During the song of the same name, an alien says that the bar is in the "Outer Spiral Arm". The Outer Arm is a real part of the Milky Way Galaxy and is quite large, so there are multiple values for distance going off of the Wikipedia image for the Milky Way Galaxy. A low-end of 19,942.4 lighyears, a middle end of 34,705.7 lightyears, and a high-end of 48,120.3 lightyears. 

What about the increased size of the universe?

Oh yay, something I have to deal with almost every time Phineas and Ferb is brought up in versus. Being completely honest, I hate this argument. I think it sucks, and relying on it for Phineas and Ferb debates is disingenuous. But I've gotten ahead of myself, what are the arguments exactly?

Well, in the episode "Attack of the 50-Foot Sister", Phineas and Ferb make a potion that increases something's size dramatically. For reference, Candace was 5 feet 8 inches tall before the potion (4:04), and afterwards she's 50 feet tall (9:51). At the end of the episode, Doofenshmirtz accidentally puts the potion into his Smell-inator, and the range gets set for the entire universe. The gas then spreads to the cosmos, growing everything except for the things that were already affected by the potion, bringing everything back to normal relatively (10:15). People have used this moment to argue that any feat that occurs after this episode should have its size adjusted accordingly. In my opinion, this is ridiculous.

First of all, CapejediVS's Perry vs Skipper blog covered these arguments already, and talk about how the series has essentially negative continuity, meaning the end of this episode shouldn't carry over to other episodes. It is a good takedown of the arguments and I recommend reading it, especially since I will be giving different arguments against them.

What this moment would imply is that, at one point in the Phineas and Ferb timeline, the size of the universe was increased to significantly larger than what it was before. However, this can be debunked very easily with one concept: time travel. Obviously, if the larger size was retained between episodes and something important to the series, then time travel to before the events of this episode would result in a large size difference, right? Except any time they have time traveled after this moment, characters have remained the same. Here are some examples:

• "Phineas and Ferb Quantum Boogaloo" involves Candace from the far future going back to the first day of Summer (8:46)
• Doofenshmirtz's Historical-Army-Retrieve-inator takes the Mongols from the past and puts them in the present (4:05). Later on, Doof himself gets sent back into the past
• Milo Murphy's Law has characters Cavendish and Dakota who are frequent time travelers from the far future. They've gone back to the Wild West (b, 3:07), dinosaur times, ancient Rome (20:02), when Milo was in first grade (b, 4:57), and more
• The Pistachion Derek was sent back in time to 1955 (41:53) and disguised himself as a human until years later

You get the idea. It is clear that this moment of increasing the size of the universe was not a permanent event in the series, or that increasing the size of everything somehow "neutralized" it so that it became normal again, or any explanation that you could come up with for it. Using this moment to get higher stat arguments just does not work when put under scrutiny.

Questionable feats + more explanations

Isn't the tinfoil ball only 2 tons going at 200 mph?

So if you're familiar with Phineas and Ferb debates, you may be surprised to see the calc for the tinfoil ball get as high as it did. After all, in the episode the ball is stated to be 2 tons and flying at 200 miles per hour. However, there are issues with using this.

First off, this statement was made by Doof when he was generally shown in a sense of urgency. Not a debunk on its own, but it does call into question the legitimacy of the statement when stacked up with everything else. Most notably, 2 tons flying at 200 mph has a kinetic energy of 7251845 joules, which isn't even enough to cause as much damage to Doof's tower as it did (the amount destroyed was about as much as in this feat, which gets to 17.87 tons of TNT). These together mean that Doof's statement about the tin foil is unreliable.

Earlier in the episode, Major Monogram claims that Doof has taken 80% of the country's tinfoil and covered the entire Eastern Seaboard with it. This should mean that this 80% of the country's tinfoil was heading towards Doofenshmirtz. In fact, the comic adaptation of "Phineas and Ferb Quantum Boogaloo" explicitly states this, that the tinfoil ball contained 80% of the country's tinfoil. This would mean that Doof is getting hit with much more than just 2 tons. Using the 200 mph statement from before, this gets the feat to 1.83 kilotons of TNT. 

However, this speed is also debatable, since it came from the same source. We can get a higher speed value by using the location for Danville gotten earlier, Denver, Colorado, and calculating a speed based off of that. Using this method, we can get the feat all the way up to 411.46 - 881.18 megatons of TNT. As mentioned before though, Danville is not in one specific spot, and can be moved around based on what the episode needs. It is entirely up to you if you want to count this higher value for speed, as it entirely relies on the city being much farther to the west than the episode suggests (though notably in the episode paired with this one, "Candace Loses Her Head", Danville is shown within driving distance to Mount Rushmore). It entirely depends on what you want to use, I'm just giving both of them as options.

Though I guess I should address the extra calc for this feat. Doofenshmirtz stated that this invention was built to reverse the rotation of the Earth, which he tries to do with magnetism. This ends up not working, though by no problem of the invention, but because of Doof's poor planning and knowledge on what it was actually going to do. This is similar to another invention of his, the Lunar-Rotate-inator, which did what it was supposed to do, rotate the Moon (20:46), but because Doof didn't know how the dark side of the Moon worked (21:48), it failed to accomplish his goal. Doof's inventions rarely fail because they lacks the power for it, and typically just fail because of his poor management, and so if Doof believed the invention to have the power to reverse the rotation of the Earth, then it likely could. As Doof got hit with an object pulled towards him with that same power, it is likely that Doof was hit with that planet-reversing power in that moment.

Hamster & Gretel scaling

So I knew this was going to turn at least a few heads, so I'll give a proper full argument for it. As already stated, Phineas and Ferb takes place in the same universe as Hamster and Gretel, stated directly by both shows' creator, Dan Povenmire. Not only that, but several characters have made cameos in Hamster and Gretel, such as Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Candace, and Stacy. Meap's ship also makes a cameo. The show takes place in the same Tri-State Area as Phineas and Ferb, though not in Danville.

Now for actual scaling, many of the characters in the show are regular people with no super powers of any kind. I know there has been some pushback on "all regular people should be comparable to each other" scaling, but Doof and many others in Phineas and Ferb have shown to be more competent and capable in a fight than the average person. Additionally, most of the major power-less characters in Hamster and Gretel are children, who it would make no sense for Doofenshmirtz to be weaker than. This isn't Street Fighter, where characters are "normal people" but are clearly above the average person in everything. These are literally like if you plucked random people off the street, and they performed superhuman feats. Personally, I see no reason for Dr. Doof to not scale to any regular person in the series.

Hamster and Gretel are going to take some more convincing though, as they are the clearly superhuman characters. However, despite being stronger than everyone else in the show, there are many, many examples of regular humans being able to keep up with them in fights.

To knock out the easy category, speed is a no brainer to scale. No one has ever gotten blitzed by Hamster and Gretel, or their villains (with 1 exception, but the villain was also blitzing Hamster and Gretel at the same time (4:30)). Every single fight that has a Hamster and Gretel-tier character attacking a regular human, the human is able to evade attacks from them at least for a time. Plus, no feat in the Hamster and Gretel series has reached the peaks for speed in Phineas and Ferb, so it should be uncontroversial to scale them.

Strength is different, but still a simple argument for scaling. As shown in the scaling sections for Kevin, Bailey and Nordle, and Other Named Characters, there are several examples throughout the series where regular humans can hurt or take hits from Gretel-tier characters. For a few examples, Kevin could fight the beard villain Van Dyke, who could have a lengthy battle with Hamster and Gretel. Kevin could survive waffles launched from Bayou Barb that were strong enough to hurt Hamster. Bailey could knock regular Gretel villain Fistpuncher down by throwing a book at his feet (8:41). Tia Melissa (Kevin's aunt) could fight the villain El Luchador in the ring (8:16), who not only could fight evenly with Gretel (6:15), but could also explicitly hurt Tobor (7:52), who regularly takes hits from Hamster and Gretel due to being their sparring partner. There are plenty more examples of this in the series.

Something to note is that there are inconsistencies, as these characters are narratively supposed to have super-strength, and thus be above everyone else. However, in practice there's nothing contradicting regular humans downscaling from Hamster and Gretel, if you even want to do that. There are moments where they are portrayed as significantly more powerful, but those are very few and typically for a gag. For example, Hamster hurts Kevin with just a poke, but he claims he wasn't even using super strength for that, just a regular poke (0:20). Plus, he did something similar when Kevin actually did have Gretel's powers (9:03), meaning it was clearly meant as a gag.

In my opinion the feats are far too consistent to ignore. While Hamster and Gretel are treated as superior to everyone else, and they have a lot of the more visually-impressive feats, the fact that characters are able to consistently fight them and their villains shows that they aren't as different as the show wants us to believe.

For a couple smaller arguments, their heat vision has shown to be directly tied to their physical ability (8:56), meaning that they likely scale to their heat vision physically. Additionally, they do not need to be in costume to use their powers. While Gretel typically transforms before she uses any powers, Hamster's regular form without his costume has shown his powers multiple times (1:40) (heck talking is one of his superpowers, and he does it in his normal form regularly). One of their villains Footkicker, who got his powers in the exact same way Hamster and Gretel did, did not know he could change into a costume until far after he had showcased his powers (3:23).

Also this isn't related but the show is genuinely really good. If you like Phineas and Ferb I do recommend at least checking it out. There are a few episodes that are meh, but on average the show is great and really funny.

Black Hole feats

So as you may have seen, there are three notable feats in the series involving black holes/singularities: Phineas and Ferb hitting a ping pong ball until it becomes a singularity, a regular hamster powering a machine that contains a black hole, of which the old people who made it survive falling into it, and Cavendish and Dakota plugging up a "deadly vortex" that everyone later survives. I'll give my thoughts on each of them together, and then tackle them individually. It should be noted that for each one I calculated them two ways, once using the mass of it and comparing it to either the Earth or the Sun (Vs Battle wiki's method), and again using E=mc^2, as when a black hole is created (from nothing) or collapsed, it is converting energy into mass and vice versa. Being completely honest, I am not sure which method is more valid for any of them, I just wanted to provide both options as they are there.

To start, there is a clear difference in surviving black holes and actually scaling to their entirety. Going off of real life, you cannot actually survive a black hole by being tougher, unlike what fiction typically makes you believe. Simply surviving a black hole will not let you scale to the power output of the black hole. However, that is not the only factor here, as all of these feats have other ways to scale. Phineas and Ferb create it, the hamster powers a machine to contain it, and Cavendish and Dakota plug it up. Because of that, they should all be valid for scaling (though the individual feat breakdowns will cover them in more detail).

First up, Phineas and Ferb's ping pong singularity. While it is never directly called a black hole or a singularity, it is called a quantum vortex. I'm not going to pretend like I understand this field of science completely, but black holes and quantum particles do seem to have a connection, so calling a black hole a "quantum vortex" doesn't seem to technically be wrong? At least from what I can tell of course. And plus, look at it. It is created through a build-up of energy, it sucks in everything around it to a single point, the only thing going against it is that it isn't called a black hole directly. In my opinion, this feat is valid.

Next, the hamster's black hole. The hamster clearly scales, it directly powers the machine that contains the black hole, and once it stops moving the black hole is freed (5:48). It is directly called a black hole, it is stated to be able to destroy the planet by both Phineas (11:50) and its creators' son (11:02), it generally has all the makings of a genuine black hole...except for the fact that it doesn't really pull in everything around it. It pulls a lot of stuff, sure, but the ground remains completely untouched by it, and the ship containing it is fine too. However, this is a common thing in fiction with black holes, and Death Battle has occasionally accepted black hole feats that have everything accuracy to real life except for sucking in everything around them (Shazam's most notably), so I feel this feat is valid as well.

Finally, we have Cavendish and Dakota's deadly vortex, which is fighting a real uphill battle for validity. Now yes, it is explicitly stated to not be a black hole and just be a "deadly vortex", but there are some things backing it up. It gets mistaken for a black hole multiple times in the episode (a, 4:35 and 5:30), and while it doesn't act like a black hole in real life, it does act consistently with the behavior of the hamster's black hole. Additionally, despite being rather small, it is implied to have a massive range, as Dakota was able to run several blocks with it being above them the whole time (4:50), showing its destructive power to be much greater than at first glance. Plus, it's called a vortex, just like Phineas and Ferb's, maybe something there. It is obviously extremely debatable if you want to count this, but in my opinion it should be a fine feat.

Island level tree?

A high feat for Candace involves her running into a tree while wearing the super speed shoes in the episode "Run Candace Run". As Phineas displayed at another point in the episode, these shoes move so fast that they are just barely slower than light (8:50), and as such we can use relativistic kinetic energy on Candace's run to get a ridiculous 1.68 gigatons of TNT. A big question that some people may have is how can this number be accurate when this impact failed to even budge a regular tree? Is kinetic energy even valid for this feat at all?

Well, first off this is a cartoon, where almost every single character seen in the show has performed a superhuman feat, and in a world where regular tigers can chomp parts of the Moon and hamsters can contain black holes, a tree being able to withstand an island-level impact isn't as crazy anymore. However, even beyond that trees in the verse have displayed supertree feats (the tree equivalent of superhuman). In fact, in the very first episode a regular, normal pine tree launches a set of full roller coaster cars from Mount Rushmore to Paris, and is able to withstand its own launch. This makes it clear that these trees are not regular trees and should not be judged like them.

So yes, as ridiculous as it sounds, island level tree.

That awesome flagpole that I love

So this is a feat that I didn't even notice on my first watch of the episode, I just happen to be watching this episode again recently with my friends and I saw this. Essentially during the song "Today is Gonna Be a Great Day", Phineas and Ferb take their portal to Mars, at which point they raise a massive flagpole against the surface of the planet, which, given the speed they raise it at, would have an absurd value of 18.24 yottatons of TNT, or Dwarf Star level. Obviously I feel like the legitimacy of this feat may be questioned, so I will do my best to explain why I think it is valid.

So there are several arguments to be made that this never happened. The fact that it takes place during a song that flashes multiple past events, and when they actually did go to Mars this flag was never raised. These are all fair concerns, but it is important to remember that Phineas and Ferb, as a show, is very episodic and has a loose continuity. Heck, this song is being sung 20 years in the future by present-day Bowling For Soup somehow, and the title sequence of the show itself has been referenced by characters in-universe as an event that actually happened. The fact that this feat takes place during a song shouldn't discount it either, since, as established earlier in the Broadway Force section, the musical numbers have many pieces of evidence that they are actually occurring, and this specific song has showcased that as well. In general arguing that an event we see on-screen never happened about a show with as loose continuity as this one doesn't have that much backing to it (unless it's explicitly stated to have never happened of course, but this one isn't).

The other argument I could see getting thrown at this feat is that the flag is only that large for presentation, and not actually massive against the surface of the planet. However, this claim is mostly baseless (which I guess makes sense for an argument I haven't encountered yet, but eh, just trying to cover all of my bases). The flag was never shown compared to anyone or anything else onscreen, and Phineas and Ferb have made things like an elevator to the Moon, so I feel that this flagpole is not entirely outside of their wheelhouse.

Of course, this is all subjective, and I expect this to be one of the more controversial feat inclusions on here. As a whole, while it is one of the strongest feats in the series, it is still weaker than the high-ends of the black holes, as well as Gretel shaking the Sun (which I think is going to be fairly uncontroversial all things considered). It is consistent with the high-ends that the series has shown off in my opinion.

Can characters actually scale to Phineas Tower?

Not in strength I'll tell you that.

No, the argument here is about speed. Phineas Tower is a computer-controlled tower created by Phineas and Ferb that is meant to be difficult to escape (2:30). It learns as it goes, meaning it is possible that Phineas and Ferb get trapped in their forever (2:44). However, as puzzles, they always have solutions that Phineas and Ferb can solve in order to escape. When the tower gets hit by Dr. Doofenshmirtz's Rude-inator, it not only starts acting snarky, but the traps and puzzles it creates are far more deadly. Tying them to a log with a sawblade (7:05), making them stilt-walk over rapid water with sharks, avoiding arrows from a wall, etc. Phineas and Ferb still are able to escape from every trap and avoid every possible deadliness.

At the end of the episode, the tower jumps into space, far outside the galaxy, and envelops the whole thing in a shield (10:46). Both of these feats get absurdly high into MFTL+, and so determining if Phineas and Ferb scale to the tower reaction-wise is important.

The argument in favor of them scaling is that the tower is clearly trying to permanently trap Phineas and Ferb without technically permanently trapping them, and this becomes very apparent at the end of the episode, where the solution to escaping is just digging a tunnel out of the tower (8:17), and presumably doing that same thing again under the shield. The tower even says "you will never escape, never!" (10:49). Because of this, it stands to reason that at least some of the traps would involve the tower trying to catch Phineas and Ferb off guard with something, like the arrows from the wall for example. They were completely caught off guard with that, and yet they still dodged. The reason they don't fully escape in the end is because the tower created a shield that Phineas and Ferb couldn't break out of. While a majority of the obstacles do not involve speed as a factor, there are several that do, and there's no reason that the tower wouldn't be giving its all to defeat Phineas and Ferb at these points when it very clearly does so later. 

In general I believe there are a few occasions that showcase Phineas and Ferb having equal or better reaction times than the tower. There are two other speed feats in the series (in fact both performed by Ferb) that reach trillions of times FTL, so this speed isn't inconsistent at all either.

Can you argue Universe-level Phineas and Ferb?

There are two main arguments that I have seen for Universe or higher Phineas and Ferb. These are Candace surviving Phineas and Ferb's ping pong singularity, which reduced everything seen to a white void, and Doof and Perry surviving Doof's inators blowing up in his face, which would scale them to the highest output of inators. I have issues with both of these.

For Candace's feat, the presentation makes it very difficult to tell what has happened exactly. The singularity pulls in everything visible on screen, but nothing beyond that. Normally, I would be fine with arguing that reducing everything to a white void is universal, especially in the context of cartoons, but the fact that Candace survived via being offscreen means that the range for the feat almost certainly wasn't universal. And yes, Candace only survived because she was offscreen, as we see Phineas and Ferb get sucked into it and there's no reason the same wouldn't happen to Candace if she was closer. 

The fact that we visibly don't see anything from offscreen get sucked into the singularity, and that we have evidence that something offscreen didn't get sucked in, the most logical explanation is that the ball only affected everything on screen, and nothing more. To argue anything higher would be arguing against the presentation of what happened in the show directly.

For Doof scaling to his inators, this is also flawed. The only way that characters could scale to the inators, they wouldn't just be surviving the inator's exploding (since the beams are generally massless, and therefore the inators wouldn't need to be as durable as their power output), but they'd need to survive the power of the inator itself, which they have never been shown to do for the strongest inators. In fact, the only moment of Doof surviving the power source of an inator is the Make-A-Mountain-Out-Of-A-Molehill-inator (20:47), which admittedly is a very strong inator, but is far from his peak.

Not all of Doof's inators require the Universal and above power output that his peaks have shown, and assuming that all of them are fueled by that isn't backed by anything. The only inator that you could potentially allowing scaling to the big hitters is the Repulse-inator, which Doof does survive the explosion of (11:25) (though not at the epicenter of a relatively tiny explosion). However, this is reliant on the fact that the Repulse-inator supposedly uses more power than any other inator (5:09), causing a blackout over town. This implies that Danville regularly circuits an infinite amount of power throughout the entire town, and the Repulse-inator somehow took more power than that, AND that Doof scales to the entirety of the Repulse-inator's power despite not being at the epicenter of the blast. There is far too much going against this to actually be considered viable scaling to get characters to universe-level physically. 

Any of the possible scaling you can give Doofenshmirtz universe-level and above physical power are deeply flawed and have too many holes in them to be viable in my eyes. 

Immeasurable Phineas and Ferb???

There are a couple ways to argue for immeasurable speed funnily enough. They aren't good arguments in my opinion, but they do exist, so I would like to talk about them a little bit.

First up is a line from the song "My Ride From Outer Space", where the narrator sings "if I was going any faster I'd be going back in time", which would be immeasurable speed if legitimate. Of course, that's a big if, and you may already be rolling your eyes at me taking song lyrics literally like this. Generally, I'd disagree, as the songs in Phineas and Ferb typically just describe what is literally happening, but this song in particular is a bit different. It very much is just playing up the speed of Meap's new ship in whatever way possible, with lines like "when I burn through your dimension" and "zero-to-60 lightyears in the blink of an alien eye" not being emblematic of what is happening on screen. Certain, specific lyrics are, but the vast majority, including the supposed immeasurable one, are not.

The other big feat that I think you could argue is immeasurable is characters being able to communicate through time with devices (b, 2:37). Why this would scale to people is that people have dodged radio waves from towers in the series (8:48). Pretty simple. The issue is that the inter-temporal communicators are never specified to actually use normal radio waves, and their status as futuristic technology (plus their name) makes it clear that this is not something that every radio wave can do. So no immeasurable speed from this either.

Oh and moving in a timeless void isn't a speed feat, I don't even think I have to discuss this. Unless you're willing to say gravity is immeasurable, it's obviously not a speed feat.

Do all Inators fire at the same speed?

At first, the idea that all inators fire at the same speed seems like a baseless claim. Most inators have never shown firing at the same time as another, especially not the ones with the highest speed feats. However, as it turns out, there is plenty of evidence backing this scaling up. 

A lot of the inators that have shown the greatest speed feats were not designed with the idea of shooting a beam fast. In fact, the first ever inator was not designed with any sort of purpose at all, only to shoot a beam into space, and yet it reached Mars at speeds significantly faster than light. The inator with the fastest speed feat shown from an inator, the Sphere-Attract-inator, was not intended to be able to pull planets from outside the solar system to Earth, in fact the original intention was to grab a yarn ball from across the country (6:40). These two inators show that MFTL+ firing speeds aren't something that Doof needs to specifically add to his inators, they seem to naturally be able to do that. There's no reason Doof would need the Sphere-Attract-inator to be MFTL+ for his plan, meaning that it is very likely to be the default speed of an inator.

We also know that basically all of Doof's inators fire at similar speeds. While all of them haven't been shown at once, a good chunk of inators were shown off in "Where's Perry", where they all fired at the same spot at similar speeds (21:55). Thanks to both of these pieces of information, we can easily come to the conclusion that at least a good majority, if not all of Doof's inators, fire at the MFTL+ speeds shown from the Sphere-Attract-inator. Thanks to many, many characters consistently dodging these blasts, these would scale to reactions.

Boundless Buford?

It's real, y'all are just mean.

Summary

Attack Potency/Durability: Likely Large Star Level physically (Comparable to characters who can fight Gretel, who threw a canister hard enough to shake the sun. Should scale above a regular hamster, which powered a machine capable of containing a black hole. Scales to Cavendish and Dakota, who plugged up a deadly vortex), Low Multiverse Level, possibly Low Complex Multiverse level with tech (His strongest tech is capable of threatening to destroy the universe, which is a macrocosm containing multiple dimensions. He believed his Time-Straighten-Out-inator was capable of destroying all of existence, which could potentially be fifth-dimensional)

Speed: MFTL+ (Consistently dodges beams from his inators, which can reach planets outside of the solar system in seconds. Scales to Perry, who reacted to asteroids on the outside of a spaceship traveling between star clusters. Scales to Ferb, who reacted point-blank while flying in Meap's ship as it flew from the Shooting Star Milkshake Bar back to Earth, and could react while flying on his asteroid surfboard, which flew past a quasar. Potentially scales to Phineas Tower, which jumped out of the galaxy and enveloped it in a shield in seconds)

• Has a massive arsenal of inators and gadgets giving him a ridiculous amount of abilities, including:
• Size manipulation with various shrinking gadgets
• Devolving his opponent with the De-Evolution-inator
• Giving himself good luck and his opponent bad luck with the Stinkelkrampen-inator
• Manifesting someone's worst fears with the Worst-Fear-inator
• Aging someone up immensely with the Age-Accelerator-inator, or turning someone younger with the Babe-inator or the De-Age-inator
• Forcing someone to do the opposite of what they would normally do with the Misbehave-inator or the Least-Likely-inator
• Completely changing someone's personality with the Cool-inator or the Dull-And-Boring-inator
• And many, many more
• Several armies of robots that he has built
• Plethora of Toon Force abilities
• One of the strongest users of Broadway Force I have seen
• Surprisingly competent in a fight
• Most of his weaknesses are specifically against Perry the Platypus, and against nearly any other foe he's shown resourceful and well-equipped
• Has a wide variety of knowledge in various sciences, though has gaps when it comes to common sense
• Typically ignores straight-forward solutions in favor of spectacle
• Loves to monologue

Possible Opponents

I wanted to talk about some opponents for Doofenshmirtz that I really like. Keep in mind I am not too familiar with all of their series, so I won't be able to comment on anything too specific in terms of animation or debate. Also Doof has a lot of opponents, so I'm only covering the ones I like the most.

Mr. Crocker (Fairly OddParents)

I really like this matchup, and it used to be my favorite for both. The characters feel like they bounce off of each other very well, and putting Doof against someone who can match his banter is very fun. In general I think it could make for a very fun fight, though I do prefer Crocker vs Gargamel as a matchup, as it has better connections and is more debatable (Crocker kinda destroys Doof). 

Dr. Drakken (Kim Possible)

I never watched Kim Possible, so I don't know much of what Drakken is capable of, but if they wanted to do a Phineas and Ferb vs Kim Possible matchup, this is the one to do. It just vibes so much more than Perry vs Kim. Unfortunately I haven't heard of anything from Kim Possible that could match the insanity some of Doofenshmirtz's machines are capable of, but it seems cool and would definitely still work as a fight.

Plankton (SpongeBob SquarePants)

It's fun. The characters' personalities bounce off each other well I feel, the size difference is a fun dynamic for the fight, especially since Plankton has mechs that can equalize size easily, and the banter between them would be great. Having Doof fight an animal, but one unlike any he's ever faced would be excellent. 

Wile E. Coyote (Looney Tunes)

What I like about this matchup is that it really plays into the failure aspect of Doof's schemes, and that could make for a really fun dynamic in the fight. Both of their massive arsenals keep backfiring on them, but still hurting the opponent, and they become increasingly annoyed about it, bringing out bigger and bigger weapons as the fight goes on. This also has the opportunity to be a really, really funny fight, the comedic aspect of both of them being a strong suit not many of Doof's other matchups can match. You could also have a scene where it flipwipes and they're just chilling drinking tea or something, and then goes back to fighting. It's just fun. But I'd never rob Wile of the perfection that is Wile vs Tom.

Petey (Dog Man)

This is easily my favorite for Doofenshmirtz. In my opinion, Petey matches Doof in many ways perfectly. He's able to banter with him quite well, his variety of inventions, while not as large as Doof's, can still play off of his easily, and he matches Doof as a villain that starts out goofy but can become genuinely scary by the end of the fight. The connections are probably the best for any Doof matchup. They use constantly use their sad and troubled childhood as inspiration for new inventions and schemes to take over the city, getting stopped by a crime-fighting animal that doesn't talk every time. Over time they would be shown to have a softer side, and eventually working to become a good guy, though they still aren't the best at it. Petey is the character I think plays off of Doof, both his personality and his arsenal, the best. Plus, with the Dog Man movie coming up, he has a major role in that, meaning his popularity is likely only going to grow with time.

Closing Thoughts + Future Projects

It feels so good to finally have this done! This has been a personal project of mine for about a year and a half at this point, and I am so happy I was able to finish it. It really has been off-and-on over and over again for about a year now, and I was getting frustrated at how much work I had put into it, and yet how far I still had to go the entire time. It may seem like a weird time to release this blog, with Hamster & Gretel Season 2 currently airing new episodes, and Season 5 of Phineas and Ferb on the way this year, but I have been wanting to get this done for a while, and this winter break from school finally gave me a ton of motivation to get this done. 

This entire experience has been a trip for me. I learned a ton about how to actually go about research (this was the first time I actually went through all of a character's media and took notes, and boy they are not good). I also learned that making blogs in Google Docs is a lot easier and safer to use than just going straight in blogger. I actually wanted to switch over to using Docs, but by that point I had already done too much in here and I needed to just push through. 

But now that this is over, what's next? Well, I'd like to move into actually making Vs Matchup blogs. Character Analyses are fun, but I'd like to actually do something else. Comparing two or more characters is what this hobby is all about, right? So what's next? Something easier than this, I hope...

...oh.

Yeah this has actually been an idea of mine for quite a while, and I started work on it all the way back in like May or something. Obviously it hasn't been consistent work, as shown with this blog and school taking priority, but I am having a lot of fun with it! I am aware of the reputation that these series, and especially these characters, have in Vs, so I am taking extra care that I treat them both with respect that they deserve. I love both of these characters and these series.

Don't take this as me advocating for this matchup on Death Battle a third time, because I don't really care for that. It's cool, but I'd prefer them to come back against different opponents. I am just making this for my love of the characters and series. I am aware of someone else also making a Mario vs Sonic blog (to be honest I wasn't aware of them until well after I started working on this), but since we're both mostly solo blogs, there's no harm in getting multiple people's opinions on a matchup. 

Well, what about after that? I'll give some information on what I plan on doing. After Mario vs Sonic, I plan to tackle matchups that I don't really care to be on Death Battle, I just think they're fun and have characters I want to talk about. That's the main reason I make these blogs in the first place after all. No more hints until later, but I do think they'll be fun.

As a final word, thank you for reading all of this. This has been an incredible journey for me to make, and I hope you enjoyed. See you next time.

Media List

Phineas and Ferb (Seasons 1 - 4)

Milo Murphy's Law (Seasons 1 and 2)

Hamster & Gretel (Season 1 - Season 2 Episode 11)

Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the Second Dimension

Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Candace Against the Universe

How NOT to Draw Dr. Doofenshmirtz

Dr. Doofenshmirtz Theme Song Takeover

Random Rings

- Season 2 Episode 1

- Season 2 Episode 4

- Season 2 Episode 5

- Season 2 Episode 6

- Season 6 Episode 3

Dr. Doofenshmirtz Shark Tank Extra

Commercials (all can be found here)

Character Commentaries (all can be found here)

Books and comics (full list of what was and wasn't available here)

Take Two with Phineas and Ferb (United States, episodes 1-20)

Doof's Daily Dirt (Episodes 1-40)

Disney's Phineas and Ferb: The Best LIVE Tour Ever!

2010 Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights

Agent P's World Showcase Adventure

Video Games

- 2D Yourself

- Agent Alert

- Agent P and the Puzzle-inator

- Agent P DoofenDASH

- Agent P Strikes Back

- Agent P's Hideout - Spy Simulation

- Agent P: Return of the Platypus

- Anything That Can Pop

- Best Game Ever!

- Bot Thwack

- Chain Reaction

- Cowabunga Candace

- Down Perry-Scope

- Drusselstein Driving Test

- Escape from Mole-Tropolis

- Find Perry

- Food Fight Frenzy

- Gadget Golf

- Gadget Golf: Winter Holiday Edition

- Game Smash

- Heroes of Danville

- Hoverboard World Tour

- Inator Overload

- Isabella's Fireside Music Challenge

- Magnetic Voyage

- Milo Hits the City

- New Year's Blast Off

- Perry Platypult

- Perry Widgets

- Phinball Wizard

- Phineas and Ferb (DS)

- Phineas and Ferb Photo Mashup

- Phineas and Ferb Ride Again

- Phineas and Ferb The Movie Game: The Dimension of Doooom!!

- Phineas and Ferb's Coolest Coaster Designer Ever

- Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension

- Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension (DS)

- Phineas and Ferb: Day of Doofenshmirtz

- Phineas and Ferb: New Inventions

- Phineas and Ferb: Quest for Cool Stuff

- Replay Rush

- Robot Attack!!

- Robot Riot

- Robot-inator

- Rocket to the Stars (Out to Launch)

- S'no Problem

- Sound Lab

- Summer Soakers

- Summer Vacation Summerizer

- Super Perry and the Marvel Alliance

- The Fast and the Phineas

- The Walking Doof

- Tower-inator

- Transport-inators of Doooom!!

- Where's My Holiday

- Where's My Perry

- Where's My Summer

- Where's My Valentine

- Where's Perry (UK)