| “ | I've been a police officer for fifteen years, and I firmly believe that every citizen is innocent until proven guilty. | ” |
—Roger, "Rogercop" | ||
Lieutenant Roger Raincomprix[1][2] (also known as Agent Roger or, formerly, Officer Roger) is a policeman and Sabrina's father. In "Rogercop", when he is fired by André Bourgeois because he wouldn't arrest Marinette for stealing Chloé's bracelet without evidence, which would be in violation of the law, he is infected with an akuma by Hawk Moth and becomes Rogercop, a robot policeman supervillain.
Appearance
Phyiscal appearance
Lieutenant Roger is at a medium height and a bit overweight. He has short orange hair, green eyes, and a large nose.
Civilian attire
His police cap is dark blue and has the word "police" written in all capital white letters. He wears a blue polo shirt with a badge with the flag of France on his right arm. His shirt has three buttons, and beneath them are light blue lines. On his right wrist, he wears a wrist watch and on his left wrist, he wears a medical bracelet. He also wears dark blue pants with a black belt, a baton attached to the belt, and black work boots. His silver police whistle dangles from his neck.
As Rogercop
Rogercop is taller and more muscular, and he wears a dark blue robot suit. His chest, hands, underside of his upper arms, behind, back of his legs, and hips are black. The police whistle is still around his neck. Also, he has light blue lines around where his blasters are on the back up his forearms, around the black on his chest, and around the bottom of his feet. A hollow light blue triangle pointing downwards is on the center of his chest. His helmet includes a light blue line above a light blue shield in front of his eyes. His left shoulder and right shoulder have a blinking red light and blue light, respectively.
Personality
Roger is a very dedicated police officer, and he is firmly convinced that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. He disobeys André Bourgeois's orders to arrest Marinette without proof in "Rogercop", since that would be in violation of the law, resulting in him being temporarily fired. He is strict, as seen when he throws Xavier Ramier out of the Trocadéro in "Mr. Pigeon" because he often feeds the pigeons; he's also prideful about the police's ability to handle situations, telling Ladybug that they don't need her help in "Copycat". However, when he isn't focused on his duties, Roger is friendly, loving his daughter and being nice to other people.
As Rogercop, he is a merciless, emotionless, and law-dedicated drone who makes civilians do what he considers to be following the law. He strives for order and obedience, and he doesn't take kindly to people questioning his authority.
Abilities
As Rogercop
Rogercop has blasters on his forearms that shoot handcuffs, one of them red and the other blue. When they attach to people, he can command them and blow his whistle to make them do whatever he wants, whether for a short period of time or continuously. He is also able to attach his shoes to moving surfaces.
His car, having got an upgrade when he is akumatized, is able to fly. It also has an autopilot option so that he can do other tasks without having to drive.
Family
Tree
= Male
= Female
= Gender Unknown
Relationships
Sabrina Raincomprix
Sabrina is his daughter, whom he loves a lot. In "A Christmas Special", he reassures her that they'll find her friend, the missing Adrien.
Ladybug and Cat Noir
Roger appreciates the superhero duo's work as long as they don't cause any trouble for the public or the police. In "Stoneheart", he accuses Ladybug of failing with Stoneheart previously and commands for her and Cat Noir to stay out of the police's way. When Copycat impersonates Cat Noir and steals the Mona Lisa in the episode of the same name, Roger firmly believes that Cat Noir is the culprit, leading the superhero into a trap and disagreeing with Ladybug about his innocence.
Sightings
Specials
Trivia
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The Puppeteer transforming Roger back into the Rogercop.
- Rogercop's name is a reference to the titular character of the sci-fi movie RoboCop.
- In the Korean version, Roger's villain name is Robocop.
- Roger becomes Rogercop a second time, the Puppeteer turning him back by using a doll of his villain form in the episode of the same name.
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References