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Bad Ol' Badger
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In regards to mustelids being portrayed in pop culture, weasels are normally crafty and sneaky, ferrets are highly energetic, otters are fun-loving and skunks (which, along with stink badgers, are actually mephitids) are smelly. When it comes to vicious and downright aggressive, that's where badgers come in. While badgers have had both positive and negative portrayals, the negatives tend to be a lot more harsh than with weasels and skunks. This could be due to farmers' view of them since badgers can be a predator to small livestock. Not to mention their appearance can somewhat be intimidating to a lot of people. Most of the time (but not always) villainous badgers tend to be elderly, though badgers of all ages can still be vilified. At best they are The Cynic or a Jerk with a Heart of Gold and at worst they are straight-up savage and dangerous. A grumpy badger is usually territorial and will only attack if one trespasses its environment whereas a savage badger will intentionally try to harm others, usually animals it preys on or smaller than itself. Usually the most common adversary for a badger villain to go up against are foxes and sometimes rabbits (though some forms of fiction have them getting along just fine, see The Animals of Farthing Wood). (Even the positive badger stereotype of a steadfast Determinator is actually just a riff on the above; a good badger is one that's pointed towards the bad guys.) Honey badgers tend to be portrayed more viciously than American and European badgers due to their similarities with wolverines and, much like raccoons are said to also contain rabies. In fact, while American and European badgers have their good portrayals you'll be lucky if you find at least a few good honey badgers (if they aren't fighting snakes, anyway). Compare with Wicked Weasel and Bears Are Bad News. Contrast with Frisky Ferret, Playful Otter, and Weasel Mascot. |
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The Mandrake has an evil witch who is an anthropomorphic badger. | |
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Becky and Stacy of The Penguins of Madagascar are a Double Subversion. They're initially described as vicious predators, only to be a pair of ditzy, clingy Genki Girls. But when Marlene the Otter accidentally insults their species note "Will you two stop badgering me?!" they get mad enough to try to mutilate her. | |
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In the TaleSpin episode "The Balooest of the Bluebloods" one of the antagonists is Hans, a badger who teams up with an opossum Helga to murder the Von Bruinwalds so they could claim their inheritance. | |
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Redwall: Plays this both ways. Badgers have a longer lifespan than most other woodland creatures so they can become much older and wiser, and they're larger and stronger so they also make some of the greatest warriors. Because of this, a badger is always the Big Good of Salamandastron. That said, they also are the creatures most likely to suffer from Bloodwrath, a disease that turns fighters into mindless berserkers in battle, and are habitually violent and ruthless, making them the most dangerous of the "good guy" species. Averted by the good-natured and motherly Constance the Badger. However, she is also a major example of Beware the Nice Ones and Good Is Not Soft, as evidenced by the time she responded to Cluny the Scourge's ultimatum by lifting a table and threatening to flatten him with it. |
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Subverted in the Pixar Short Burrow, where the badger initially appears as utterly terrifying, but when the bunny nervously comes to him with a problem, turns out to be a Reasonable Authority Figure who rallies all the other animals. | |
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In The Simpsons episode "A Tale of Two Springfields", Homer is attacked by a badger who has taken over Santa's Little Helper's doghouse. At the end of the episode, a horde of badgers descend on an unsuspecting Springfield. | |
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Both generations of the Herk and Bare lines in Welkin Weasels are thugs and criminals. Mawk once gets told off for the painful pun when he calls the first set "Very bad gers." | |
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Badger from The Wind in the Willows is a Jerk with a Heart of Gold, gruff in manner but noble and loyal to his friends. He is, however, vilified in-universe, with the "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue revealing that woodland mothers threatened their children with him, quite unjustly. | |
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The video game version of Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit has enemies that include Were-Badgers, which are the strongest and toughest enemies in the game. Though they were simply normal badgers supposedly taken by Victor who turns them into Were-Badgers using Wallace's Mind-O-Matic along with other animals. | |
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Pokémon Sword and Shield: Zigzagoon and Linoone in other regions are Normal-type Pokemon with dull brown coats. Those found in Galar are Normal/Dark types with a badger-style colour scheme, and a smirking face which includes red eyes and a Maniac Tongue (along with Facial Markings that are a Shout-Out to KISS). They are also capable of further evolving into the humanoid Obstagoon, which resembles a punk in a leather jacket. | |
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On The Big Bang Theory, Sheldon once mentioned that an uncle of his was killed by a badger. | |
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Friar Tuck is depicted as a badger in the Disney version of Robin Hood (1973). Mostly an aversion of usual portrayals of the species, yet he has a Beware the Nice Ones moment when he fights the Sheriff of Nottingham for taking from the church's poor box. | |
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Hector MacBadger from Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks who is The Bully of the show, even appearing as an antagonist in some episodes. Though he is shown to be a Jerk with a Heart of Gold, like the episode where he returned a lamb to its mother. | |
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In Peter Rabbit has a notable aversion in Tommy Brock, who is a Nice Guy, due to the Adaptational Heroism that Tommy Brock has in the film. He is on good terms with Peter and his family of him. | |
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Bix Badger from The Raccoons, a rather arrogant motorcycle racer. | |
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Sonic Boom: Averted with Sticks the Badger. Sticks is a feral badger who, despite being paranoid, loopy, and none too fond of the government, regularly helps Sonic and his friends save Hedgehog Village from Dr. Eggman. In the episode, "Unnamed Episode", it is revealed that the Unnamed Village used to be named Badgerville, after Sticks' great-great-grandfather Jebediah Badger. Jebediah held ownership over Badgerville and used his influence to gain power through corruption of the system, forcing people out of their homes to develop on their land and expand his fortune. Eventually, the villagers rebelled and chased Jebediah away. Since Sticks is the great-great-granddaughter of Jebediah, the villagers shunned her despite the fact that she saves them on a regular basis. When it is revealed that Jebediah never relinquished ownership of the Unnamed Village, Sticks inherits it, uses it to stop one of Dr. Eggman's plans, and restore her reputation, renaming the Unnamed Village "Hedgehog Village" after her friend Amy. |
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Tommy Brock from The Tale of Mr Tod, who is the arch-enemy of the protagonist and kidnaps rabbit children to eat them. | |
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The badger from The New Woody Woodpecker Show who is a recurring character. He is shown as very aggressive and vicious. His appearance should be enough to see that. | |
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Dwarf Fortress: Badgers (and honey badgers) have a habit of flying into rages and attempting to maul anything nearby to death. Thankfully, they're not large so they tend not to cause issues. Giant badgers, on the other hand, are the size of an elk and just as angry. | |
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Harry Potter: Double subverted with Hufflepuff House. Hufflepuff's Animal Motif is a badger and the house itself values hard work and strong bonds (although there was a time when it was demoted to "miscellaneous" but fortunately that didn't last), so you'd assume that badgers were chosen because they're cute. But Word of God reveals that the real reason is that badgers, though genuinely cute and unassuming, will also get downright vicious when those they care about are placed in harm's way. It fits the house like a glove. | |
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Pokémon Gold and Silver: Typhlosion, the final evolution of the Cyndaquil line, is a ferocious, angry badger-like creature that can manipulate fire. | |
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As part of it's focus on avoiding animal stereotypes, Zootopia has an subversion with a honey badger scientist who is most certainly not violent or bloodthirsty. | |
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Far Cry 4 has a mission that requires you to kill and skin a unique honey badger. The mission repeatedly asks you to confirm that you are insane enough to attempt it. When you get to the mission site you'll see a man fleeing in terror and numerous dead animals that were presumably killed by the honey badger, including a rhino. In another mission, a fur trader reveals that his wife was eaten by rabid badgers- and Ajay, presumably not believing him, laughs. In Far Cry Primal, a tamed badger will scare off all other animals (except snakes). Badgers are also the only animal that will bite Takkar if he attempts to pet one. | |
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Anai from Aggretsuko is a Japanese badger. While at first he appears to be enthusiastic and eager to learn (if a little nervous since he's new to Retsuko's workplace), it turns out that he can actually be incredibly aggressive due to his insecurities about being able to work a real job and his inability to take any kind of criticism, frequently bombarding people with threatening texts and e-mails for even the smallest slight against him. | |
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Averted like no one's business in Albedo: Erma Felna EDF: The CEO of the biggest Mega-Corp of the setting is a badger named Amhast an Therka an Enchawah, which not only avoids this trope, he also helps Dr. Elaki Kalahahaii, which was being chased by her own country after vital information was stolen right for her brain thanks to a powerful spy with Psychic Powers. | |
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The villainous implications are averted by Horace of Armello; Horace is a former knight who is trying to kill the rot-maddened king as a Mercy Kill. However, his play style is still very fitting for a badger: he chooses a destination, he makes his way there, and he doesn't care what tries to stop him. | |
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Pokémon: Pokémon Gold and Silver: Typhlosion, the final evolution of the Cyndaquil line, is a ferocious, angry badger-like creature that can manipulate fire. Pokémon Sword and Shield: Zigzagoon and Linoone in other regions are Normal-type Pokemon with dull brown coats. Those found in Galar are Normal/Dark types with a badger-style colour scheme, and a smirking face which includes red eyes and a Maniac Tongue (along with Facial Markings that are a Shout-Out to KISS). They are also capable of further evolving into the humanoid Obstagoon, which resembles a punk in a leather jacket. |
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There is a third-party Starfinder species called the ruanoch, who are basically irascible, gun-toting, CigarChomping anthropomorphic badgers with Unstoppable Rage and a talent for pissing people off. | |
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In an episode of Futurama, there's a weapon designed by Benjamin Franklin called a "Franklinator". It's a badger on a stick (except for Fry's; he has a chipmunk). | |
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Gupta from Ice Age: Continental Drift, one of Captain Gutt's minions. He is pretty vicious fighter and he even has the traditional pirate "skull and bones" flag on his back. | |
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Hitomi the Ratel from Killing Bites. Her animal power is that of the Honey Badger. She's also a vicious lunatic, extremely fight-happy, and damn near impossible to kill. | |
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Averted in Prince Caspian: One of the first Old Narnians that Caspian encounters is Trufflehunter the Badger, a gruff but good-natured Talking Beast who is fiercely loyal to to the centuries-old memory of Aslan and quickly becomes one of Caspian's followers. He's still a badger at heart, though. | |
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Averted in Grrl Power by Clover. She's a were-honey badger and The Stoic to the point that she doesn't even change expression when stabbed in the side with a poisoned blade (as it turns out, were-honey badgers are immune to poisons, including silver). | |
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Mr. Digger, the badger from The Fox and the Hound, who is shown to be a cantankerous grump and isn't very friendly, especially towards Tod. | |
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Played straight in some of the strips of Sabrina Online with a mugger who is a badger. His first appearance has him trying to mug both Sabrina and RC but the couple were able to escape after Sabrina sprays him in the face. However, he would return in later strips where he almost murders Sabrina and is later physically attacked by Sabrina's boss Zig Zag and arrested. | |
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Warrior Cats: Cats are the top predators of the forest. Aside from kits being taken by foxes and eagles or humans invading their territory, the only real threats they have are other cats or natural things beyond their control. Badgers are an exception to the rule. They rarely appear but are dangerous to even the most skilled warriors. One of the climactic events of Warrior Cats: The New Prophecy is the badgers who were displaced when the eponymous cats moved to 'their' lake forming into an army and attacking them. Subverted with one badger named Midnight. She has learned to speak the language of cats and is generally a neutral character. |
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In the pilot for Summer Camp Island, Max is a bratty badger who bullies Oscar. In the final show, he's a bat and he's much friendlier. | |
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ABCs of Death 2: "B is for Badger" is about a wildlife documentary filmmaker named Peter) documenting the endangerment of badgers caused by a local power plant nearby, who gets literally ripped in half by a (possibly mutated) badger. | |
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Zigzagged with Badgerclops in Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart. Even though he's a bandit-turned-deputy, he still has his moments where he's a selfish, gluttonous jerk. For everything in between, he's a big softy. | |
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The Lion Guard averts this Bunga the honey badger, who is one of the main heroes as well as one of the friendliest characters in the show. A rare example in which a honey badger is portrayed in a good light. | |
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In Mary Poppins Returns, a badger is one of the three malevolent animals that threaten the Banks children and serve as animated counterparts to the bankers threatening to foreclose the family's property. | |
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