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Skyway Patrol is an intercontinental organization designed to fight extraterrestrials. They often compete with Jenny.

History[]

Skyway Patrol was formed in "The First Intergalactic War" with Dr. Wakeman approximately twenty years ago. At that time, she had created Armagedroid to defend Earth from the alien invasion. After retiring from the organization (and sending Armagedroid to Earth’s core when he rebelled), Nora Wakeman built the XJ units to help protect Earth from hostile aliens, such as The Cluster.

Since then, Skyway Patrol is often seen harassing XJ-9 for "unauthorized" aviation. In Last Action Zero (2004), it is revealed that members of this organization often have to deal with literal mountains of paperwork in order to do virtually anything. This usually makes them more of a nuisance than a help. This also renders them virtually unable to stop XJ-9, as it would take decades to fill out the necessary forms to arrest her.

Brad Carbunkle[]

Brad Skyway Patrol

Brad in his Skyway Patrol uniform.

In the episode Last Action Zero (2004), Brad joins the Patrol after feeling that he isn't allowed to help Jenny fight in her battles enough. Soon leaving it shortly after realizing the amount of paperwork he is stuck with just to fire a laser pistol. Skyway Patrol only attacks when commanded to do so, leading to times when they remain inactive due to over filing buildup which lets chaos happen.

Relationship with XJ-9[]

Skyway Patrol is not all too fond of XJ-9, and will try to prevent her "shenanigans" of fighting extraterrestrials herself.

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Trivia[]

  • Since Nora Wakeman was a former member, it can be presumed the idiotic amount of paperwork was due to her wacky inventions; the bureaucracy of paperwork blockades would stop another scientist like her from getting out of control.
    • Inversely, it is more likely that Skyway Patrol really was that bureaucratically incompetent from the getgo. Seeing as Noreen left of her own accord for reasons unknown long ago, and the agency is still weighted down by obstructive legal systems that severely hampers its efficiency to this day.
  • It's a WONDER how the organization stays active, since even the government would find Skyway Patrol utterly useless since all their paperwork is roundabout/heavily a hindrance. Additionally it's odd how they are NOT severely understaffed; considering someone as smart as Brad ditched them after one day of the work experience.

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