This article is about the character fromStitch & Ai. For the character fromThe Ghost and Molly McGee, seeScratch.
Scratch
Background information
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Inspiration
Character information
Occupation
Likes
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Powers and abilities
Shapeshifting
Object materialization
Upgrading and transforming machinery
Status
Family information
Sibling(s)
Scratch was created from Stitch's DNA by a tetrahedron-shaped device called a Tetra-Tab that was sent by theJaboodies. One of the features was used when Stitch wished for a brother. Once inside the app, the device sampled Stitch's DNA which allowed the alien to assume the identity known as Scratch in order to help coerce Stitch into activating his destructive programming.
Background[]
Physical appearance[]
Scratch is similar in appearance toStitch, but with pale green fur, tiger stripes, curved antennae, and bigger, pointier spines. Both of his ears have more notches than Stitch's. He later morphs into a larger and huskier form than the Stitch-like appearance he is first shown with, revealing an aspect of his true form, which is never actually shown.
Powers and abilities[]
Scratch possesses the power of telekinesis. He can use his antennae to shoot a green ray that can materialize anything his mind thinks of. He can also instantly repair what has been broken and transform machinery. As a morph creature, Scratch can alter his appearance at will.
Role in the series[]
Scratch first appeared in the episode "Brothers".Stitch andAi both wished for a brother, so they touched a prism thatPleakley found, and it instantly createdYong and Scratch. Stitch, Ai, Yong, and Scratch all had fun playing games and enjoyed each other's company.Meiying and her friends showed up, and Ai introduced Scratch and Yong. Ai suggested they play a game of double Dutch, and Meiying agreed. It is revealed that Scratch is actually an alien capable of morphing his appearance. The Jaboodies had sent Scratch to help activate Stitch's metamorphosis code in his programming in order to use Stitch in their war against the Woolagongs.
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