The Xtacles

As a spin-off from Frisky Dingo, The Xtacles takes place in the same fictional world, with the primary setting being the Xtacles' flying aircraft carrier, the Xcalibur. The Xtacles are the private army of Iron Man-esque superhero Awesome-X (Xander Crews), who, like their leader, are outfitted with flight-capable, self-contained powered armor and an arsenal of high-tech weaponry. Xander Crews leaves the Earth aboard the spaceship of Killface's alien race at the end of Frisky Dingo, and since then, the Xtacles have been simply milling about aimlessly, because Awesome-X's last orders were to wait for new orders. However, about a year after Awesome-X leaves for space, the Xtacles finally activate the Xcalibur's on-board AI, A.L.E.X., which informs them that a clause in their contract directly states that if Awesome X dies, is lost in space, or has sex to death while in space, all of their previous orders are cancelled.

Now led by their highest-ranking member, Jack Taggart, the Xtacles once again become a freelance private army of crimefighters. President Stan, unable to locate any other heroes for various reasons, is forced to depend on the Xtacles to solve crimes. However, the Xtacles prove to be catastrophically incompetent, making their attempts to complete the missions they are given humorously destructive and ultimately futile.

• Jack Taggart (Marshall Bell) is the leader of the Xtacles. Though Taggart presents himself as a stern and by-the-book commander, he is just as incompetent as his subordinates. He has a habit of jumping to conclusions on any given case, such as assuming that Yeti terrorists are responsible for the destruction of the Rocky Mountains (which he, in fact, had destroyed with the Xcalibur). His right eye is stark white and has a scar running over it, including a bald spot on his eyebrow, while the left is blue.
• A.L.E.X (Rachael Harris) is the holographic avatar for the Xcalibur's computer. She is the only competent entity aboard the Xcalibur, despite not being a person. She serves as the voice of reason to the Xtacles' trigger-happy attitude, but they usually do not pay attention to her. She takes her job quite seriously, and insists that she does not need to look attractive to do her work; the Xtacles disagree.
• Chase Fontaine (Michael Ian Black) is one of the recurring Xtacles who does not normally wear his helmet. He is attracted to A.L.E.X., and seems to be oblivious to the fact that she cannot have sex with him since she is a hologram.
• Joseph Bigsby (Matthew Stanton) is a younger and more naive Xtacle, who is usually seen manning the bridge.
• President Stan (Stuart Culpepper) is the president of the United States. His man-eating clones serve as his press secretaries. Stan makes little effort to hide the fact that he abuses his power, such as building giant statues of himself. He is reluctantly forced to rely on the Xtacles for help, as all the other heroes are either retired or unreachable.
• Mr. Ford is a man whose house was destroyed by the Xtacles. He now lives rent-free in the Xcalibur's reactor room.
• The Xtacles, the group that gives the series its name.

• "Operation: Mountain Punch" at Adult Swim
• "Operation: Murderous Conclusions" at Adult Swim
• The Xtacles at IMDb