trademark, even though the characters' voice actors had already worked together in Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. Originally, Shego wasn't included in the first versions of the pilot episode of Kim Possible ("Crush"), but was added in later versions of it. Shego has become the most popular villain of the series as well as one of its most popular characters, and also one of the main character's most popular love interests among fan art and fan fiction. Her popularity led the authors of the series to keep her, alongside Drakken, as one of the most recurring characters, even though they had intended to work less with them; the duo are thus regarded as Kim Possible's arch-nemeses. Besides being one of the most recurring characters of the franchise, Shego is one of the few characters who has had appearances outside the series. She appeared in the Lilo & Stitch: The Series crossover episode entitled “Rufus”, again as Drakken's sidekick in his attempt to kidnap Stitch. She also appeared in almost every Kim Possible video game, most notably in What's the Switch?, where she is a playable character alongside Kim and covers up half of the adventure. For gameplay purposes, her powers in said game are portrayed as being electromagnetic rather than thermal. The Spanish all-female punk band Shego is named after her. References Female supervillains Television characters introduced in 2002 Animated characters introduced in 2002 Fictional characters with fire or heat abilities Fictional henchmen Fictional female martial artists Fictional mercenaries Fictional women soldiers and warriors Fictional Ninjutsu practitioners Kim Possible characters Television sidekicks Martial artist characters in television Crossover characters in television Disney animated villains Villains in animated television series Female characters in animated series Female characters in animation Animated human characters sv:Kim Possible#Skurkar