Annoncer's TV Remote

The TV Remote is the Anouncer's discount remote. He traps the team but the announcer summons Captain Planet who saves them. He sends out enemies from before (General Skarr, Stickybeard's Ship etc.), spins, and protects the machines by reaching out and hitting you. He is the final boss of the game.

Description
The TV remote is the final boss of both the original Punch Time Explosion and the XL version. It is responsible for all of the events caused by characters crossing over into other universes. Presumably, it is also responsible for characters getting corrupted and turning evil, though it does not seem to have affiliation with any of the other villains in the game. Its motives for doing so are unknown.

After being defeated, the boss turns back into a regular TV remote. After putting back in the batteries and using the remote, the characters are all sent back to their original worlds. However, this ends up destroying the remote, or at least prevents the announcer from being able to get it.

Boss Fight
The remote uses blasters, lasers, spins, and slashes with its claws to attack. It also forms a flying machine made of television screens and uses it to summon villains and hazards from other locations, along with new platform formations. After taking enough damage, the remote's machine breaks and it goes back onto the main platform to fight the player. The hazards and extra enemies disappar after a certain amount of time passes, but the remote will often summon theme again once they go away. The remote can also get stunned once it takes enough damage at a given time.

Trivia

 * The remote control summons hazards form other locations for the fight against the player, which is similar to Polygon Man's boss fight from Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale, which is also a crossover party fighter.
 * For some odd reason, there is an unused sound file of the announcer exclaiming "Remote Control!" similar to how character names are called when selected on a menu or summoned in battle. This can imply either the Remote Control's name was supposed to be called when the boss fight happens but was removed or; the very questionable, Remote Control would've been a playable character but was scrapped.
 * The announcer sounds similar to the Cartoon Network character Space Ghost from Space Ghost: Coast to Coast. This has heavy lore implications on Remote Control, as it implies that maybe a Space Ghost character was responsible for its creation, as the show frequently has bizarre scenarios. Perhaps it is technically the only Space Ghost fighter?