Compowder, X-powder
Overview[]
The Compowder is a WOOHP gadget that is shaped like a compact mirror. It serves as a mobile phone to Jerry, and also does analysis. From Season 3, it is renamed the X-Powder and given additional abilities, such as changing the spies' clothing and projecting their appearance via a hologram.
In Season 1 and Season 2, it resembles a pink compact with a mirror with a heart design.
At the start of Season 3, it also has the new ability of allowing the girls to instantly change their outfits from their Catsuits to any disguise that appears in the options display. It can also change the appearance of vehicles.
The X-Powders were updated once again at the start of Season 6, going back to the original name of Compowder. New features include DNA recognition, hands-free capability (which literally allows the Compowder to levitate), multiple data window projection function, and a “shiny skin protector”, which activates when the user's face gets extra sweaty.
In Season 7, Toby updated the Compowders to include deflecting plasma shields. The spies may combine their individual plasma shields to form a single larger, stronger shield.
Functions[]
- Accessing computer systems
- Analysis (“Green with N.V.”)
- Bloodhound (“Little Dude”)
- Bluetooth High-Tech Moo Box (”What Woolly Mammoth”)
- Change the appearance of clothing and vehicles (“Forward to the Past”)
- Cooling Fan/Hair Dryer (“Pageant Problems”)
- Deflecting plasma shield (“Mega Moon Cheese”, “Totally Talented”)
- Digital camera
- Fingerprint scanner (“Model Citizens”)
- Flashlight/Torch (“So Totally Versailles!”)
- Game console (”Creepy Crawly Creature Catcher“)
- Global Positioning System (“Miss Spirit Fingers (Jazz Hands Return - Part 2)”)
- Homing/Tracing/Tracking device (”Evil Heiress Much?“, ”Evil Roommate“, “Game Girls“, ”Vide-o-no!”)
- Interfacing with other gadgets (“Child's Play”, “Dental? More Like Mental”, “Evil Boyfriend”, “Evil Heiress Much?”, “The Show Must Go On... Or Else”, “Vide-o-no!”)
- Laser (“The Dream Teens”)
- Medical analysis (“The Elevator”, “Head Shrinker Much?”)
- Mobile phone
- Monitoring the user's bio-signs (“Evil Roommate”)
- Music player (“Evil Jerry”)
- Paging
- Projection
- Hologram (“Evil Professor”, “Head Shrinker Much?”, “Frankenpanda”)
- Image (“Evil Coffee Shop Much?”)
- Recording images (“WOOHPersize Me!”)
- Satellite dish (“Man or Machine”)
- Teleportation (“Child's Play”)
- Three dimensional facial construction (“Return of Geraldine”)
- Video player
- Voice analysis (“Alex Quits”)
- Zoom function
Appearances[]
- ”Alex Quits”
- ”Child's Play”
- "Creepy Crawly Creature Catcher"
- ”Dental? More Like Mental”
- ”Evil Boyfriend”
- ”Evil Coffee Shop Much?”
- ”Evil Heiress Much?”
- ”Evil Jerry”
- ”Evil Professor”
- ”Evil Roommate”
- ”Forward to the Past”
- ”Game Girls”
- ”Head Shrinker Much?”
- "It Takes a Slob"
- "It's Totally a Test"
- ”Little Dude”
- ”Man or Machine”
- ”Malled”
- ”Miss Spirit Fingers (Jazz Hands Return - Part 2)”
- ”Model Citizens”
- ”Pageant Problems”
- ”Frankenpanda”
- ”Return of Geraldine”
- ”So Totally Versailles!”
- ”Spies on the Farm”
- "The Dah-Who?"
- ”The Dream Teens”
- ”The Elevator”
- ”The Getaway”
- ”The Show Must Go On... Or Else”
- "Totally Talented"
- "Totally Vintage"
- "Totally Pawsome"
- ”Vide-o-no!”
- "What Woolly Mammoth"
- ”WOOHPersize Me!”
Trivia[]
- Alex has broken her compowder/X-Powder in the series.
- In “Totally Spies! The Movie”, the gadget is called the compowder but utilizes the X-Powder design and functions.
- Its ringtone is heard at the start of the intros of seasons 3 to 5.
- As shown in “The Getaway” the Compowder will malfunction if it gets wet. However, in “A Spy is Born I” and “Evil Sushi Chef (Jazz Hands Return - Part 1)” it works after being submerged in water.
- It's possible that WOOHP later upgraded it to become more water-resistant.
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