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Roger Ramjet is a patriotic and highly moral but not overly bright superhero (kind of a jet age Dudley Do-Right), who is typically out to save the world, with help from his Proton Energy Pills ("PEP"), which give him "the strength of twenty atom bombs for a period of twenty seconds".

On government missions assigned by General G.I. Brassbottom, Ramjet encounters various nemeses during his missions. Typically he is caught, and must be rescued by his crew of sidekicks, the American Eagles (named Yank, Doodle, Dan and Dee [a play on "Yankee Doodle Dandy"]). Although his Eagles appear to be children, each of them flies his own individual ramjet aircraft expertly, along with being obviously much more savvy than their leader.

The various recurring criminals include:

The Solenoid Robots, who talked in barely-understandable electronic voices
Gangster Noodles Romanoff [a play on the pasta dish of the same name]
Red Dog the Pirate
Foreign spy femme fatale Jacqueline Hyde [a play on "Jekyll an' Hyde"])
Along the way, Lance Crossfire, Ramjet's rival for the affections of Lotta Love, is also likely to get in the way.
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 '''Roger Ramjet''' is a patriotic and highly moral but not overly bright superhero (kind of a jet age Dudley Do-Right), who is typically out to save the world, with help from his Proton Energy Pills ("PEP"), which give him "the strength of twenty atom bombs for a period of twenty seconds".
-On government missions assigned by General G.I. Brassbottom, Ramjet encounters various nemeses during his missions. Typically he is caught, and must be rescued by his crew of sidekicks, the American Eagles (named Yank, Doodle, Dan and Dee [a play on "Yankee Doodle Dandy"]). Although his Eagles appear to be children, each of them flies his own individual ramjet aircraft expertly, along with being obviously much more savvy than their leader.
+On government missions assigned by General G.I. Brassbottom, Ramjet encounters various nemeses during his missions. Typically he is caught, and must be rescued by his crew of sidekicks, the American Eagles (named Yank, Doodle, Dan and Dee (a play on "Yankee Doodle Dandy"). Although his Eagles appear to be children, each of them flies his own individual ramjet aircraft expertly, along with being obviously much more savvy than their leader.
 The various recurring criminals include:
 The Solenoid Robots, who talked in barely-understandable electronic voices<br>
-Gangster Noodles Romanoff [a play on the pasta dish of the same name]<br>
+Gangster Noodles Romanoff (a play on the pasta dish of the same name)<br>
 Red Dog the Pirate<br>
-Foreign spy femme fatale Jacqueline Hyde [a play on "Jekyll an' Hyde"]<br>
+Foreign spy femme fatale Jacqueline Hyde (a play on "Jekyll an' Hyde")<br>
 Along the way, Lance Crossfire, Ramjet's rival for the affections of Lotta Love, is also likely to get in the way.

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 Foreign spy femme fatale Jacqueline Hyde [a play on "Jekyll an' Hyde"])
 Along the way, Lance Crossfire, Ramjet's rival for the affections of Lotta Love, is also likely to get in the way.
-[[Category: Animutations faeturing Roger Ramjet]]