He's was also shown to be petty to a degree (as petty revenge is usually his main motive for committing a crime) as he robbed a gas station for a hot dog he very easily could've bought, eating a captured General Warthog's pizza bagels right in front of him while disguised as him, taking the time to steal pens and toner from T.U.F.F. and falling upon realizing puppies can't stick to walls, turning into a shark in the middle of a beach and almost suffocating to death, and once used his chameleon tongue to eat a spider while he was disguised as General Warthog right in front of the other army soldiers.

Despite this, he was still shown to be absent minded at times such as turning into a puppy while sticking onto the outside window at T.U.F.F. He was even shown to be able to go toe-to-toe with Kitty Katswell, one of T.U.F.F.s' most competent field agent. He was shown to be vengeful, bitter, intelligent, vain, crafty, malicious, and overall a lot more of a threat then Snaptrap or any other villain introduced up until that point. In his initial debut, Keswick described The Chameleon as a criminal genius and master of disguise. The Chameleon also has reptilian abilities, he can stick to and climb walls like a Gecko, and he can also use his long tongue as a weapon, to grab objects or trap people. The Chameleon has a constant attention of making friends with anyone, being always rejected and left alone. He has the ability to change his color to blend into his surroundings at will, much like most chameleons, making him invisible. His voice is a parody of Hungarian-born actor Peter Lorre.

It's the fact that his eyes never stay in the same place twice. However, his power isn't what freaks his enemies out. Joe comics and movies, he has the power to shape-shift because he possesses a Molecular Transformation Suit that allows him to shape-shift. Like the Spider-Man villain he shares his name with, the Chameleon is a master of disguise, and like Zartan from the G.I. 4 Relationships with Other Characters (Alphabetically).

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