At one time he significantly aged himself (" Lights, Candace, Action!"). When Doofenshmirtz is defeated by Agent P, it is not always known how he returns to normal, as he will frequently find himself in impossible situations. when Perry actually helps Doofenshmirtz to stop an annoying bagpiper by just a simple shush (" Thanks But No Thanks"). Despite Doofenshmirtz's crazy attempts, sometimes he realizes that his complicated schemes can be done with simple solutions, e.g.
Sometimes, because of his ineptitude, Doofenshmirtz's recklessness can also backfire on his own schemes (e.g. One of the reasons for his continuous failures is his tendency to put a "self-destruct" button on his inventions, a fact that is noted by Phineas ( Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension). However, a few are quite successful in nature, such as the times when Doofenshmirtz succeeded in stealing the Key to the city, moving the Earth away from the Sun to create an early autumn, opening a portal to alternate dimensions, and building a Tri-Governor's Mansion on top of City Hall to become Tri-Governor (" Cranius Maximus", " Phineas and Ferb Save Summer", Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension, and " Last Day of Summer", respectively).
These inventions are successfully foiled by Perry most of the times, either by damaging it or destroying it. One invention called the "Shrink-inator", which he always forgets to unplug, has done away with the boys' work more than once (" Does This Duckbill Make Me Look Fat?", " Let's Take a Quiz"). Most of his schemes backfire at Phineas and Ferb's work, destroying it or infecting it, leaving Candace without any evidence to bust the boys. His schemes and inventions are listed by episode. It is not known how he can afford to build all his inventions, though he does mention that he gets a large alimony check every month (" Got Game?", " Rollercoaster: The Musical!"). Though the names given to the inventions tend to end in "-inator", so far he has made 23 inventions lacking the "-inator" suffix. An example of the latter is the plan to transport Big Ben from London to Danville instead of buying a larger clock because shopping for a clock would be too much of a hassle, or he can just moving his chair to another side that are not blocked by an apartment to watch the local drive-in (" Elementary My Dear Stacy", " Candace Gets Busted"). The motivation behind their development is typically a need to exact revenge for an unpleasant incident in his life, or to resolve a situation that annoys him. One example is inventing a "wood magnet" when dynamite would be more effective and faster (" Are You My Mummy?"). They are typically grandiose in scope, involving a complicated solution instead of applying a simpler, more practical method. Heinz Doofenshmirtz as a means of dominating and taking over the Tri-State Area or other locations. Doofenshmirtz's schemes and inventions, primarily known as "Inators," are plans and devices created by Dr.
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