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The Bad Guys

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The Bad Guys	comment	Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })The Bad Guys is a 2022 caper film from DreamWorks Animation based on the book series of the same name by Aaron Blabey, their first non-sequel film since 2019’s Abominable. The film is directed by studio veteran Pierre Perifel in his directorial debut, written by Etan Cohen and Hilary Winston, and produced by Damon Ross and Rebecca Huntley, with Blabey, Cohen, and Patrick Hughes as executive producers.Set in a version of Los Angeles where humans and anthropomorphic animals coexist, Mr. Wolf (Sam Rockwell) leads a team of criminals consisting of himself, Mr. Snake (Marc Maron), Mr. Shark (Craig Robinson), Mr. Piranha (Anthony Ramos), and Ms. Tarantula (Awkwafina). After a heist gone wrong lands them in jail, they're given a chance to be set free if they decide to be good. Mr. Wolf then hatches a new scheme that might just save them from the slammer: what if they go good to keep being bad?Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Rounding out the cast are Zazie Beetz, Alex Borstein, Lilly Singh, and Richard Ayoade. The film released on April 22nd, 2022 in the US, distributed by Universal Pictures.Previews: Trailer, Trailer 2, Spotify playlists for the gang
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The Bad Guys / int_112daba0	comment	Retired Badass: Diane Foxington is revealed to be the elusive Crimson Paw when she helps the Bad Guys clear their name. She reveals that she came the closest to stealing the Golden Dolphin out of anyone, but realized she could do some good instead of sticking to stereotypes. She implies she still uses her skills for good despite being a governor. When Diane breaks the gang out of prison, she wonders if she's become rusty. She smugly states after they're free that she's still got it.
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The Bad Guys / int_117d2e1f	type	Fauxshadowing
The Bad Guys / int_117d2e1f	comment	Fauxshadowing: Snake's compulsive love of eating guinea pigs, discussed in the opening's Seinfeldian Conversation, is just leading up to the lab heist being bungled and has no later role in Marmalade's defeat. Not even after Snake joins him as a Fake Defector does this come into play, with only a brief mention of it by Wolf, though it could be argued that while this would have been significantly easier than Snake's actual plan, Marmalade being Evil All Along was not known to the public and as such, Snake eating Marmalade on the spot would have only resulted in him being implicated for the murder of a famous philanthropist, exactly the opposite of what he intended.
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The Bad Guys / int_1206dd74	type	Victory Is Boring
The Bad Guys / int_1206dd74	comment	When the gang is arrested after the failed Golden Dolphin heist, Chief Luggins looks like she's about to go through a Victory Is Boring moment, but then laughs and calls the arrest the best moment of her life.
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The Bad Guys / int_127fc252	type	Creator Cameo
The Bad Guys / int_127fc252	comment	Creator Cameo: Aaron Blabey, author of the original books, has a byline in a Freeze-Frame Bonus as a newspaper reporter writing a piece on the Bad Guys.
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The Bad Guys / int_12b6fe15	type	Walk and Talk
The Bad Guys / int_12b6fe15	comment	Walk and Talk: Done in the opening with Wolf and Snake, and once more after the first set of credits.
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The Bad Guys / int_1501e2dd	type	Hero Antagonist
The Bad Guys / int_1501e2dd	comment	Hero Antagonist: The police chief, although a little on the crazy side, is a Zenigata-esque dedicated law enforcement officer and initially the gang's primary opponent who pursues them throughout the movie. Governor Diane Foxington is introduced as this. She's just fulfilling her role in keeping Los Angeles safe, which puts her at odds with the Bad Guys. The "antagonist" part is gradually dropped.
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The Bad Guys / int_15da4941	type	Badass Adorable
The Bad Guys / int_15da4941	comment	Badass Adorable: For a team of master criminals, the Bad Guys look relatively cute, thanks to the cartoony art style. They keep the reputation by going off of species stereotypes; cute as they look, they're still master thieves who are practically unrivaled in their field.
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The Bad Guys / int_1779f10e	type	"Well Done, Son" Guy
The Bad Guys / int_1779f10e	comment	"Well Done, Son" Guy: The scientist at Sunnyside Laboratory is apparently so desperate for fatherly approval that all it takes to distract him from his duties is Mr. Shark putting on a generic "dad" disguise and voice and offering to have a catch with him.
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The Bad Guys / int_188668f2	type	Redemption Quest
The Bad Guys / int_188668f2	comment	Redemption Quest: Pretty much the entire plot of the movie. The gang members start off as criminals, and the movie chronicles Mr. Wolf exploiting this to buy them another attempt at stealing the Golden Dolphin. He is slowly inspired into doing this for real and his friends slowly follow suit. Mr. Wolf even directly says the phrase "redemption arcs" out loud in reference to the gang's Heel–Face Turn after Marmalade's schemes are revealed.
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The Bad Guys / int_18a84025	type	Only Six Faces
The Bad Guys / int_18a84025	comment	Only Six Faces: The human characters - aside from Chief Luggins and Tiffany Fluffit - all share nearly identical faces.
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The Bad Guys / int_1994ba0b	type	Gone Horribly Right
The Bad Guys / int_1994ba0b	comment	Gone Horribly Right: Marmalade manipulates the Bad Guys into a Heel–Face Turn with the assumption that Virtue Is Weakness and will make them easier to manipulate, including finding a way to turn their caper skills towards a zeal for good. This ends up biting him in the rump in a big way, as this gives the Bad Guys both the skill and motivation needed to band together and foil his evil plot.
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The Bad Guys / int_19d1c1ae	type	Always Someone Better
The Bad Guys / int_19d1c1ae	comment	Always Someone Better: The Crimson Paw, a master thief who was never caught, is later revealed to be Governor Diane Foxington, who calls out the Bad Guys on live TV for their showboating and petty theft. Mr. Wolf later learns firsthand how Diane earned her Crimson Paw reputation after she breaks him and his friends out of prison and he visits her hideout.
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The Bad Guys / int_1b68ff00	type	The Chick
The Bad Guys / int_1b68ff00	comment	The Chick: Mr. Shark (the infiltrator and distraction, one of whose disguises is to cross-dress, and the most emotionally sensitive of the team)
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The Bad Guys / int_1ba8eb64	type	Visual Pun
The Bad Guys / int_1ba8eb64	comment	Visual Pun: When Marmalade makes the Bad Guys wear cute animal onesies as part of their "good guy" training, the one Mr. Wolf wears resembles a sheep, making him a literal wolf in sheep's clothing.
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The Bad Guys / int_1c445e86	type	Poor Communication Kills
The Bad Guys / int_1c445e86	comment	Poor Communication Kills: Mr. Wolf doesn't tell the others about his encounter with the old lady at the museum, nor about the feeling he gets from being good. Marmalade exploits this to make Mr. Snake believe Wolf was willing to abandon the gang in search of a better life, leading to their nasty falling out in the prison.
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The Bad Guys / int_1ccad9a3	type	Villain Song
The Bad Guys / int_1ccad9a3	comment	Villain Song: Subverted with "Good Tonight", which Mr. Piranha sings at the charity gala. In this case, a Villain Protagonist sings about how he's not such a bad guy anymore.
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The Bad Guys / int_1dea3034	type	Cool Shades
The Bad Guys / int_1dea3034	comment	Cool Shades: The gang loves to wear these, most notably during the opening car chase, and they each sport their own unique pair. Even Diane and the cat get pairs.
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The Bad Guys / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
The Bad Guys / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall: Mr. Wolf speaks directly to the audience at the beginning of the film to introduce himself and his crew. Throughout the rest of the film, he occasionally does the odd Aside Glance to the viewer.
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The Bad Guys / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Bad Guys / int_1ebbebc5	comment	Source Music: The gang's car chase at the start of the film is set to Can't Stop Won't Stop's "Stop Drop Roll", which is being played on the car's stereo through Tarantula's smartphone, with the team singing along.
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The Bad Guys / int_207e000c	type	Reveal Shot
The Bad Guys / int_207e000c	comment	Reveal Shot: The opening shot focuses on Wolf and Snake sitting in a booth at a diner. As they get up, the camera follows them, revealing the other, human customers standing against the walls, cowering at the sight of the pair.
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The Bad Guys / int_216dab44	type	Framing the Guilty Party
The Bad Guys / int_216dab44	comment	Framing the Guilty Party: Done to both the protagonists and the antagonist. The Bad Guys are framed by Marmalade for stealing the meteorite, while Marmalade gets framed as the Crimson Paw.
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The Bad Guys / int_226875bb	type	Caper Crew
The Bad Guys / int_226875bb	comment	Caper Crew: The roles of the Bad Guys in the heist are laid out via commercials and descriptions as such: Mr. Wolf - The Mastermind. He's the leader of the crew, the one that holds the heists together for plans. He's also the Pickpocket and the Driver. Mr. Snake — The Safe-Cracker. Called a "Houdini with no arms", he is able to break into safes with ease. Mr. Shark — The Distraction. Using his mastery of disguises, he draws others away from the major action, or uses his disguises to slink into the action. Mr. Piranha — The Muscle. Despite being one of the smaller members of the team, he is short-fused and powerful, packing a strong punch. Ms. Tarantula — The Hacker. She stays behind the scenes and uses her tech skills to shut off cameras and get into systems.
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The Bad Guys / int_22cf50f9	type	Chekhov's Gag
The Bad Guys / int_22cf50f9	comment	Chekhov's Gag: Believe it or not, it's done with a fart joke: Mr. Piranha's farts are initially just a nervous reaction, with the usual (if tighter-paced) reaction to it. Then it comes back during the Golden Dolphin heist, when Piranha nearly ruins it by causing Ms. Tarantula to pass out when trying to hack into the security system, and then causes Marmalade's henchman Cuddles to faint while Diane and Mr. Wolf are in a death trap, leaving the rest of the team to successfully rescue them.
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The Bad Guys / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
The Bad Guys / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: The lamp made to look like the Love Crater Meteorite at Marmalade's house looks so much like the real deal that it ends up lending itself perfectly to a switcharoo, which Mr. Snake takes full advantage of in his elaborate plan to expose Marmalade and his crimes in front of everyone. Diane Foxington's diamond ring, which Mr. Wolf steals from her during the Golden Dolphin job, and which she later picks from his pocket. It turns out the diamond in question is the Zumpango Diamond, which she stole back when she was the Crimson Paw. Toward the end, the diamond is discovered in Marmalade's possession, having taken it off Diane while she was in his death trap, prompting him to be arrested on suspicion of being the Crimson Paw. The map on the charity gala program. When the team is about to be arrested for stealing the Love Crater Meteorite, Mr. Wolf hastily hands Diane the program map, which ends up revealing the location of all the Bad Guys' loot. Later when Wolf and Diane are trying to figure out Marmalade's scheme, Wolf lays the charity map over Diane's map of the guinea pig heat signatures, revealing the trucks carrying the charity money are the targets. The raid on the guinea pig testing lab. Ostensibly done to free the lab animals, it turns two hundred thousand guinea pigs loose on the streets, free to do Marmalade's bidding.
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The Bad Guys / int_23473ae7	type	Adaptation Expansion
The Bad Guys / int_23473ae7	comment	Adaptation Expansion: The book series starts with Mr. Wolf having already committed to becoming a good guy and gathering some other bad guy friends he knows to form a Good Guy Club. The film shows the gang already in operation as a criminal team and the inciting incident that motivates Mr. Wolf to reform.
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The Bad Guys / int_24b88e85	type	Unwanted Assistance
The Bad Guys / int_24b88e85	comment	Unwanted Assistance: During the Golden Dolphin heist, Ms. Tarantula struggles at first to hack the WPPST. Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake desperately give her nonsense advice, only succeeding in irritating her.
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The Bad Guys / int_264b8f4c	type	Balloon Belly
The Bad Guys / int_264b8f4c	comment	The rescue of captive guinea pigs from Sunnyside, along with Mr. Snake eating the creatures he's supposed to be saving, mirrors the plot of the second book, "Mission Unpluckable". The only difference is that the book uses chickens instead of guinea pigs. Mr. Wolf even forces him to spit them out the same way, by twirling him over his head.
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The Bad Guys / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
The Bad Guys / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: The film's US poster features Mr. Wolf's gang cruising in their muscle car towards the screen. It is modeled after the first book's chapter cover art called "Cruising for Trouble". The rap sheets of Mr. Snake, Mr. Shark, and Mr. Piranha, seen in the opening chase sequence, are pulled directly from their rap sheets in the first book. The "attempt" to rescue a cat stuck in a tree, along with the gang terrifying the cat even further, references the "first good deed" in the first book of the series. The rescue of captive guinea pigs from Sunnyside, along with Mr. Snake eating the creatures he's supposed to be saving, mirrors the plot of the second book, "Mission Unpluckable". The only difference is that the book uses chickens instead of guinea pigs. Mr. Wolf even forces him to spit them out the same way, by twirling him over his head. In order to get inside Sunnyside, Mr. Wolf uses Mr. Snake as a lasso to reach a small, open window, but continuously hits Mr. Snake against the glass. This mirrors the prison break heist in book 1, where Mr. Wolf attaches Mr. Snake and Mr. Piranha to a grappling hook and tries to throw it through a small window, only to hit them against the wall several times. While trying to corral the guinea pigs, Mr. Shark says "We're gonna save you, whether you like it or not!" This calls back to the books' original Tagline: "Good deeds, whether you like them or not!" The MacGuffin that the climax of the plot revolves around is a heart-shaped meteorite that Piranha insists looks like a butt. Its extraterrestrial origin and supernatural powers are an allusion to the aliens with multiple prominent butts that are involved in the book's version of events. During the frantic escape from the charity gala, Mr. Piranha stops and says, "No! I do not run! That is not how I roll!" This quote is taken directly from book 7, and just like in the film, its utterance leads to disastrous results. The scene where Diane breaks The Bad Guys out of jail, as the Crimson Paw, by beating up the guards is similar on how her book counterpart was introduced in book 3. The only difference was that her book counterpart (Ellen) was an agent disguised as a ninja and the guards she fought off worked for Marmalade and not for the prison. The climax involves a horde of brainwashed guinea pigs doing Professor Marmalade's bidding, inspired by the zombie kitten outbreak Doctor Marmalade unleashes in book 4. A poster for the DreamWorks short Bilby, directed by the movie's director Pierre Perifel, can be seen when brainwashed guinea pigs break out of their cages at a pet store.
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The Bad Guys / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
The Bad Guys / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: While Mr. Shark distracts the scientist at Sunnyside Laboratories, Mr. Snake is repeatedly slammed into the window behind them as Mr. Wolf attempts to fling him like a grappling hook.
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The Bad Guys / int_27a40541	comment	Furry Confusion: Professor Marmalade is a guinea pig. Despite this, non-sapient guinea pigs also exist and are used for animal testing.
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The Bad Guys / int_285b4246	type	Birthday Hater
The Bad Guys / int_285b4246	comment	The movie starts with the gang gently ribbing Mr. Snake over how much he hates birthdays, which seems to just be a joke about what a grouch he is. After the gang is broken out of prison, Mr. Snake, feeling betrayed by Mr. Wolf deciding to go good for real, reveals his resentment for birthdays stems from his childhood, where he spent his birthdays alone because no one could see him as anything other than a monster.
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The Bad Guys / int_28c1d543	type	Defrosting Ice Queen
The Bad Guys / int_28c1d543	comment	Defrosting Ice Queen: At first, Diane Foxington is virulently contemptuous of the Bad Guys and opposed to the experiment to reform them. When Mr. Wolf lets slip that part of him wants to genuinely change, she starts becoming nicer with him and more supportive. She eventually becomes his main support in his redemption, his implied Love Interest, and the post-Heel–Face Turn Bad Guys' 11th-Hour Ranger. It's also reciprocated. At first, Wolf's main reason to steal the Golden Dolphin is to humiliate her in retaliation for insulting him and his team. After she starts defrosting and supporting him, he starts warming up to her, to the point that he gives up on the plan and tells her where the gang's hideout and loot is, because the idea of betraying her trust is now unbearable to him.
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The Bad Guys / int_2e285a8b	comment	Person as Verb: Wolf's "charm offensive" is referred to as "the full Clooney."
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The Bad Guys / int_2feeca6e	type	Lightmare Fuel
The Bad Guys / int_2feeca6e	comment	Lightmare Fuel: The heroes are chased down the highway by literal waves of creatures with lifeless glowing eyes who are mind-controlled all at once by a psychopathic Mad Scientist who wants the heroes dead and buried. How do you make this scene child-friendly? By making both the horde of creatures and the mad scientist guinea pigs.
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The Bad Guys / int_308a5ff0	type	Strange Minds Think Alike
The Bad Guys / int_308a5ff0	comment	Strange Minds Think Alike: Snake refers to Wolf trying to sweet-talk Diane as "the full Clooney". Cut to Wolf sliding up to Diane, to which she responds with "Do not Clooney me, Wolf!"
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The Bad Guys / int_31a2a33c	comment	Marmalade nearly manages to get away with his scheme and convince the public he was saving the meteorite from the Bad Guys, whom he had framed for stealing it. Then the "meteorite" is revealed to be a decoy, and his illusion of victory comes crashing down as Mr. Snake reveals where the real one is.
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The Bad Guys / int_33f1c576	type	Not Helping Your Case
The Bad Guys / int_33f1c576	comment	Not Helping Your Case: When the Bad Guys are framed for stealing the Love Crater Meteorite, Mr. Wolf insists that they weren't responsible. A few moments later, a taunting vanity mark of him goes off on the display screen, and the Bad Guys are swiftly detained as nobody lives a finger to help them. It's only because Wolf takes a few precious seconds to give Diane some critical information before his arrest that she realizes that he really was turning good, which helps her figure out who the real culprit was.
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The Bad Guys / int_34e89418	comment	A Birthday, Not a Break: The opening bank robbery takes place on Mr. Snake's birthday.
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The Bad Guys / int_35e4fe72	type	Fakin' MacGuffin
The Bad Guys / int_35e4fe72	comment	Fakin' MacGuffin: The lamp replica of the Love Crater Meteorite is repainted by Mr. Snake to look like the real thing, and he switches it with the real one for the gang to steal. With the gang and Marmalade out of the way, Snake puts the real meteorite back to overcharge until it explodes, and Marmalade fails to catch on to the ploy until too late.
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The Bad Guys / int_387b1d9	type	Heroic Sociopath
The Bad Guys / int_387b1d9	comment	The police chief, although a little on the crazy side, is a Zenigata-esque dedicated law enforcement officer and initially the gang's primary opponent who pursues them throughout the movie.
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The Bad Guys / int_3946634e	type	The Smart Guy
The Bad Guys / int_3946634e	comment	The Smart Guy: Ms. Tarantula (the master hacker)
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The Bad Guys / int_3d455888	type	Then Let Me Be Evil
The Bad Guys / int_3d455888	comment	Then Let Me Be Evil: Mr. Wolf says that society has only ever viewed him and his friends as villains, so they may as well play the cards they've been dealt. Deconstructed in that, while they've found genuine companionship in each other, the trauma behind those circumstances still exists, and it sucks thinking you'll be despised no matter what. Mr. Wolf sufferers this the most because his species is portrayed as the villain in almost every story.
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The Bad Guys / int_3e1c753d	type	Blue Is Heroic
The Bad Guys / int_3e1c753d	comment	Blue Is Heroic is played with, as the color is also used to symbolize antagonistic forces that disrupt the Bad Guys's lives. The police wear blue throughout the film, Marmalade wears blue in the first act, the Bad Guys themselves wear blue tuxedoes to the Charity Gala when they're winning the public over but are still wearing them when they're framed for the theft of the meteorite, which nearly destroys their lives, and the Love Crater Meteorite glows blue throughout the third act.
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The Bad Guys / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
The Bad Guys / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: When Marmalade is (rather rightfully) mistaken for the Crimson Paw, he's arrested for her crimes. In response to all this, he tries to call out Diane as the true Crimson Paw, all the while calling himself "the flower of goodness". Aside from the fact Marmalade is anything but, the whole world just witnessed that he was party to keeping the stolen meteorite in his compound and using it to steal charity money. There's no point keeping up the "pwecious widdle good Samaritan" act any longer, but he still has the gall to lie through his teeth that he's the height of goodness.
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The Bad Guys / int_4712bc4f	type	Exact Eavesdropping
The Bad Guys / int_4712bc4f	comment	Exact Eavesdropping: Before heading back inside Marmalade's compound, Mr. Snake stops when he overhears Marmalade talking to Mr. Wolf about choosing between his friends and "the good life". This is what causes Mr. Snake to check in with Mr. Wolf that night about the state of the plan.
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The Bad Guys / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
The Bad Guys / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: All the disguises the gang uses are basically just regular clothes, with minor but glaringly obvious cosmetics such as fake mustaches on Wolf. The Bad Guys are still obviously recognizable as animals, but somehow nobody notices them until they mess something up. Played for Laughs with Mr. Shark, who's described as an "apex predator of a thousand faces". None of his disguises do anything to hide the fact he's a shark, mostly just involving a wig or a false mustache. He even manages to disguise himself as the Mona Lisa undetected.
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The Bad Guys / int_4aa98555	type	Evil All Along
The Bad Guys / int_4aa98555	comment	Evil All Along: Despite Professor Marmalade seeming altruistic to the general public, he's actually a manipulative sadist who'll stop at nothing to achieve his goals.
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The Bad Guys / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
The Bad Guys / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: "There, there. Of course you didn't do it, how could you? After all...you're such a good boy." This is said by Marmalade to Mr. Wolf after the gang is framed and arrested for stealing the meteorite, revealing he had been manipulating him the entire time, and was actually in disguise as the old lady at the award ceremony. The culmination of Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake's argument in prison:
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The Bad Guys / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
The Bad Guys / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: After the Crimson Paw takes down the entire police force inside the prison, she walks up to the Bad Guys and takes off her mask, revealing herself to be Diane. Following the highway chase, Marmalade is being interviewed by Tiffany and takes a moment to applaud himself... and the lights of the meteorite turn on and off with the claps, revealing it to be a lamp decoy.
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The Bad Guys / int_4f01dd61	type	DreamWorksFace
The Bad Guys / int_4f01dd61	comment	DreamWorks Face: Natch. As easily seen in the poster above, the smug, sassy crew exudes this face, Mr. Wolf especially.
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The Bad Guys / int_500696c6	type	Seinfeldian Conversation
The Bad Guys / int_500696c6	comment	Seinfeldian Conversation: The movie opens on Wolf and Snake having one of these over Snake's sense of taste and why guinea pigs are his favorite food. Similarly, the final scene begins with them having one about what Snake would wish for if he met a genie.
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The Bad Guys / int_500ecfb7	type	The Big Guy
The Bad Guys / int_500ecfb7	comment	The Big Guy: Mr. Piranha (the "muscle")
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The Bad Guys / int_52d1f46e	type	Not What It Looks Like
The Bad Guys / int_52d1f46e	comment	Not What It Looks Like: During the "heist for good" at Sunnyside, Mr. Snake eats a huge amount of guinea pigs. Frustrated, Mr. Wolf twirls Mr. Snake over his head to force him to spit them out while the others try to get the rest of the guinea pigs under control. Amid the chaos, one guinea pig hits a button that opens the door outside, showing the protestors what looks like the Bad Guys assaulting the guinea pigs.
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The Bad Guys / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
The Bad Guys / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: In the first and the last scenes, we have a oner of Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake having a Seinfeldian Conversation about Snake's birthday, Wolf Breaking the Fourth Wall by beckoning to the audience to approach while he's driving, and the gang putting on their Cool Shades and driving away, laughing and whooping.
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The Bad Guys / int_535865be	type	I Resemble That Remark!
The Bad Guys / int_535865be	comment	I Resemble That Remark!: When Diane Foxington appears on the news to deride the Bad Guys for their bank robbery, she lists them off as full of anger, denial and self loathing. Piranha angrily says he's not angry, Tarantula denies, saying that Foxington is in denial, and Snake says that the only one he self loathes is Foxington.
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The Bad Guys / int_5473668f	type	Logo Joke
The Bad Guys / int_5473668f	comment	Logo Joke: In the second trailer, Mr. Wolf replaces the boy on the DreamWorks logo, reclining on the moon instead of fishing. In the film itself, Mr. Wolf fires a grappling hook that latches onto the moon and climbs up onto it before reclining on it like in the trailer.
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The Bad Guys / int_5619ea34	type	Blowing a Raspberry
The Bad Guys / int_5619ea34	comment	Blowing a Raspberry: When Mr. Wolf questions why Diane would go to the trouble of hacking the government surveillance satellite instead of going through the proper channels (her being the governor and all), she gives a small, off-hand raspberry, then cites "the paperwork" as her reason.
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The Bad Guys / int_564caaae	type	Plot-Mandated Friendship Failure
The Bad Guys / int_564caaae	comment	Plot-Mandated Friendship Failure: Mr. Wolf failing to give the signal to steal the Golden Dolphin at the Gala triggers a nasty falling out between him and the rest of the gang while in prison, especially with Mr. Snake, who sees Mr. Wolf wanting to reform for real as backstabbing his friends. After being broken out of jail, they go their separate ways. They eventually reconcile, with Mr. Shark, Mr. Piranha, and Webs saving Wolf and Diane from a death trap, while Mr. Snake uses the argument as cover for faking his defection in order to sabotage Marmalade's scheme, reuniting with Mr. Wolf and the gang in the end.
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The Bad Guys / int_567e7c4d	type	Wounded Gazelle Gambit
The Bad Guys / int_567e7c4d	comment	Wounded Gazelle Gambit: After revealing that it was his fault they got arrested and that he's been manipulating them, Marmalade manipulates Wolf into lashing out at him just as he opens the doors of the police van, making it seem like Wolf is attacking him without provocation.
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The Bad Guys / int_57b80b45	type	Fantastic Racism
The Bad Guys / int_57b80b45	comment	Fantastic Racism: Mr. Wolf claims that the Bad Guys only got into crime because society stereotyped them as villains based on their species. To illustrate this, we're shown flashbacks of the gang each trying to socialize in public, only to be met with fear by everyone around them.
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The Bad Guys / int_588d766f	type	BlackAndGreyMorality
The Bad Guys / int_588d766f	comment	Black-and-Grey Morality: For a kids' movie, anyway. The Bad Guys make it clear that their moral compasses don't exactly point north, but at the very least they won't stoop so low as to steal from charities, unlike Marmalade. Mr. Snake is also horrified at the idea of Marmalade attempting to outright murder his old comrades in the climax, unlike the sociopathic guinea pig, and even the folks on the side of good don't exactly have a clean slate: Diane is a reformed master criminal, and Officer Luggins is just a bit off her rocker.
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The Bad Guys / int_5932d12b	type	Cerebus Call-Back
The Bad Guys / int_5932d12b	comment	Cerebus Callback: The movie starts with the gang gently ribbing Mr. Snake over how much he hates birthdays, which seems to just be a joke about what a grouch he is. After the gang is broken out of prison, Mr. Snake, feeling betrayed by Mr. Wolf deciding to go good for real, reveals his resentment for birthdays stems from his childhood, where he spent his birthdays alone because no one could see him as anything other than a monster. When Mr. Wolf first introduces himself to the audience, he refers to himself as the Big Bad Wolf, "the villain in every story", followed by a shot of a dozen children's books where the wolf is the antagonist. While he does this to brag about how villainous he is, his later conversation with Diane reveals how those kinds of stories left a bigger emotional scar than he's willing to admit. The highlight of the first trailer is Mr. Wolf saving an old lady, resulting him in being called a good boy and giving him a tingling sensation. In the actual film, he saves her in order not to not blow his cover when he tries to steal her purse. And the whole scene takes a different tone again when Marmalade reveals it was him in disguise as an old lady, and he intentionally goaded Wolf to do what he did in order to make him feel good and be an Unwitting Pawn. The mugshot moment shown in the trailers appeared to happen early in the film, with some lightheartedness due to how comical they look when getting their photos. It actually takes place in the last act during a tense moment between Wolf and the gang. They're just all compelled to look good in photos even while having a heated moment, especially Wolf.
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The Bad Guys / int_59907e4f	type	Police Are Useless
The Bad Guys / int_59907e4f	comment	Police Are Useless: Despite the large size of the police force, they've spent years trying and failing to capture the Bad Guys, easily falling for their traps and disguises. They only succeed during the Golden Dolphin heist when the gang's escape fails, and even that's short-lived, as Marmalade has them taken to his compound for rehabilitation. And when the gang is framed for stealing the meteorite, none of the police question it (with Chief Luggins talking over Mr. Wolf's pleas of innocence), and send them to an inescapable prison island, despite no direct evidence of them doing anything wrong — including not having the meteorite. And in the end, Marmalade isn't immediately arrested for demonstrably stealing the meteorite, only being arrested after being implicated as the Crimson Paw.
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The Bad Guys / int_599f943f	type	Karma Houdini Warranty
The Bad Guys / int_599f943f	comment	Karma Houdini Warranty: Marmalade suffers this twofold in the finale. His heist involving the meteorite and mind-controlled guinea pigs is foiled, but he could and by implication would try again by safeguarding the meteorite back home. Mr. Snake reveals that he switched the meteorite with the imitation lamp, overloading the real one to destroy it and Marmalade's compound, revealing the professor as the real thief and clearing the crew’s names. Then, when the Zumpango diamond falls out of his pocket — the same diamond he took off Diane earlier and discovered she's the Crimson Paw — Chief Luggins recognizes it and all of Diane's crimes are pinned on Marmalade instead.
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The Bad Guys / int_5ce2c9c6	type	Suddenly Shouting
The Bad Guys / int_5ce2c9c6	comment	Suddenly Shouting: An inversion: after Marmalade reveals he stole the meteorite and framed the Bad Guys for it, Mr. Wolf lunges at him and Marmalade starts acting scared and panicky. As the Bad Guys are being taken away, Marmalade goes from nervous hyper-ventilating to being just as composed and chipper as he's ever been throughout the film the moment a camera crew comes over to interview him. That he does this in clear view of Diane is enough to tip her off that Marmalade may not be entirely truthful... and that Mr. Wolf's attempt at a Heel–Face Turn was genuine.
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The Bad Guys / int_5d753b19	type	The Smurfette Principle
The Bad Guys / int_5d753b19	comment	The Smurfette Principle: As revealed in the first synopsis of the movie, thanks to Mr. Tarantula being turned into a girl for the movie, she is the only girl on the team until Diane teams up with them.
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The Bad Guys / int_5e01640d	type	X-Ray Sparks
The Bad Guys / int_5e01640d	comment	X-Ray Sparks: Wolf and Diane when they get shocked breaking into Professor Marmalade's lair.
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The Bad Guys / int_603f1a80	type	Pragmatic Adaptation
The Bad Guys / int_603f1a80	comment	Pragmatic Adaptation: While the movie's tone is overall more serious and grounded than the book series (while still being a comedy involving anthropomorphic animals), the film nevertheless adapts the events of the first four books fairly faithfully into its own tone and style, with several scenes from the books recreated almost exactly. Additionally, Mr. Shark, Mr. Piranha, and Webs are made more anthropomorphic, whereas the book series had them closer to animals.
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The Bad Guys / int_60b21fa3	type	The Lancer
The Bad Guys / int_60b21fa3	comment	The Lancer: Mr. Snake (Wolf's best buddy)
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The Bad Guys / int_60e49895	type	The Leader
The Bad Guys / int_60e49895	comment	The Leader: Mr. Wolf (he's the leader)
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The Bad Guys / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Bad Guys / int_61d054a0	comment	Animal Stereotypes: As with the original books, these are Zig-Zagged Tropes. The Bad Guys are well aware of concepts such as Savage Wolves, Threatening Shark, Snakes Are Sinister, Piranha Problem, and Spiders Are Scary, and are struggling against them even as they consider themselves to be Forced into Evil by society's Fantastic Racism. Even Diane's Heel–Face Turn is brought on by her defiance of the Foul Fox trope.
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The Bad Guys / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
The Bad Guys / int_6293c185	comment	Sequel Hook: Not a huge one, but the film's very last line, if only for who says it:
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The Bad Guys / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
The Bad Guys / int_62f9d08e	comment	Freeze-Frame Bonus: The supportive messages Wolf gets when he saves the cat from a tree have a few blink-and-you'll-miss it amusing messages thrown in, such as "Wait, the wolf's name is Wolf?" and an ad for real estate. The police files at the beginning of the movie when introducing each member also have jokes thrown in, but they only appear for a split second. Mr. Snake's is probably the easiest to read, and it details his (successful) attempt to eat an entire pet store's worth of animals.
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The Bad Guys / int_63f9d3d2	type	Falsely Reformed Villain
The Bad Guys / int_63f9d3d2	comment	Falsely Reformed Villain: Wolf sells the gang on going good by explaining they'll go along with the reform program to get themselves in the position to complete their heist of the Golden Dolphin. Wolf eventually ditches the "falsely" part. The rest of the gang takes more time, but eventually does too.
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The Bad Guys / int_653c5c73	type	Cannot Spit It Out
The Bad Guys / int_653c5c73	comment	Cannot Spit It Out: While in prison, Mr. Snake confronts Mr. Wolf about the conversation he had with Prof. Marmalade where Marmalade told him to cut the other Bad Guys loose. Mr. Wolf says that he's tired of people being scared of him, and Mr. Snake asks if that means he's also tired of being a bad guy. Wolf fails to say the words, unfortunately proving Snake right.
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The Bad Guys / int_67013b78	type	Aluminum Christmas Trees
The Bad Guys / int_67013b78	comment	Aluminum Christmas Trees: For those outside of North America, the "push pop" seems odd — but it is an actual type of popsicle (ordinarily made with frozen grape or orange sherbet) that's sold there.
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The Bad Guys / int_6ace37f	type	Through a Face Full of Fur
The Bad Guys / int_6ace37f	comment	Through a Face Full of Fur: When he's called a "good boy" by the old woman he keeps from falling on the stairs, a stunned Mr. Wolf starts blushing as the moment sinks in.
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The Bad Guys / int_6b2b3b59	type	The Reveal
The Bad Guys / int_6b2b3b59	comment	When the Bad Guys are listing off all the past people who have ever attempted to steal the Golden Dolphin, one such person is the Crimson Paw, the only person who isn't given a face to go with a name. Between this and the fact she wasn't caught, it sets up that she's actually a fox named Diane who turned good and became a public servant.
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The Bad Guys / int_6bd689ca	type	Meaningful Echo
The Bad Guys / int_6bd689ca	comment	"There, there. Of course you didn't do it, how could you? After all...you're such a good boy." This is said by Marmalade to Mr. Wolf after the gang is framed and arrested for stealing the meteorite, revealing he had been manipulating him the entire time, and was actually in disguise as the old lady at the award ceremony.
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The Bad Guys / int_6d2afccf	type	Audible Gleam
The Bad Guys / int_6d2afccf	comment	Audible Gleam: Diane's diamond ring has this, calling attention to it whenever it appears on screen.
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The Bad Guys / int_6eb04f1	type	"Everybody Laughs" Ending
The Bad Guys / int_6eb04f1	comment	"Everybody Laughs" Ending: Done twice: At the end of the film, the gang (sans Mr. Snake) laugh when it turns out Mr. Wolf tricked Mr. Snake into doing a good deed. In the mid-credits scene, the Bad Guys and Diane all laugh together as they drive away from the prison.
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The Bad Guys / int_720e28a4	type	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs
The Bad Guys / int_720e28a4	comment	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs: As the Bad Guys (sans Mr. Wolf) are combing their empty lair for any remainders of their loot, Mr. Shark gives a dramatic example of this trope before bursting into tears:
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The Bad Guys / int_725583e8	type	Good Feels Good
The Bad Guys / int_725583e8	comment	Good Feels Good: When Mr. Wolf saves an old lady from falling down the stairs instead of stealing her purse like planned, her calling him a "good boy" makes him unconsciously wag his tail, feel a shiver in his entire body, and start to question his motives. The sensation is referred to repeatedly as a "tingle", and is used as a motivator tool by Marmalade. When the rest of the gang feels it for the first time, they realize that Wolf was right and they can be more than hated pariahs, that they can change, and that they want to, sealing their Heel–Face Turn.
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The Bad Guys / int_735b4101	type	Colour-Coded for Your Convenience
The Bad Guys / int_735b4101	comment	Color-Coded for Your Convenience: All things related to the Bad Guys are in warm colors, not just to stand in contrast to the police's blue uniforms, but also to signal allegiances in the story. Notably, during the Golden Dolphin heist, Diane is wearing pink, hinting her true role long before the second act. Blue Is Heroic is played with, as the color is also used to symbolize antagonistic forces that disrupt the Bad Guys's lives. The police wear blue throughout the film, Marmalade wears blue in the first act, the Bad Guys themselves wear blue tuxedoes to the Charity Gala when they're winning the public over but are still wearing them when they're framed for the theft of the meteorite, which nearly destroys their lives, and the Love Crater Meteorite glows blue throughout the third act.
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The Bad Guys / int_7360a2f8	type	Growling Gut
The Bad Guys / int_7360a2f8	comment	Growling Gut: This happens twice to Mr. Piranha when he's about to pass gas (once during the opening car chase, and again during the Golden Dolphin Heist). Lampshaded by Mr. Shark when Mr. Snake pulls out a push pop from the fridge.
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The Bad Guys / int_7374ab13	type	Once More, with Clarity
The Bad Guys / int_7374ab13	comment	Once More, with Clarity!: When Marmalade calls Mr. Wolf "such a good boy", Mr. Wolf flashes back to everything leading up to the Charity Gala event, and pieces together Marmalade's true intention to steal the meteorite. An alternate angle of the old lady is shown, revealing her to be Marmalade in disguise. When Chief Luggins points out that the "meteorite" is actually a lamp, Mr. Snake's actions are shown in a flashback, this time from his perspective and revealing his real intentions to sabotage Marmalade's plot from within.
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The Bad Guys / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
The Bad Guys / int_7464705c	comment	Arc Words: "You're such a good boy." (also a Wham Line) "A wolf and a fox are not so different."
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The Bad Guys / int_762b9223	type	Played for Laughs
The Bad Guys / int_762b9223	comment	Played for Laughs with Mr. Shark, who's described as an "apex predator of a thousand faces". None of his disguises do anything to hide the fact he's a shark, mostly just involving a wig or a false mustache. He even manages to disguise himself as the Mona Lisa undetected.
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The Bad Guys / int_7833ecb3	type	Cat Up a Tree
The Bad Guys / int_7833ecb3	comment	Cat Up a Tree: One of the tests Professor Marmalade gives the Bad Guys is to save a cat stuck up a palm tree. It doesn't go well at first, with the gang just scaring the cat further up, but later at night, Wolf is successful at luring the cat back down with kindness.
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The Bad Guys / int_7abd339f	type	Black-and-White Morality
The Bad Guys / int_7abd339f	comment	Seeing certain people or groups of individuals in black-and-white — where certain people are either unambiguously good or irredeemable villains — is a harmful way to see the world. In doing so, the ones labeled as “bad guys” only further alienates them from any honest attempts to help them become better people, while treating someone as inherently good allows them open to get away with horrible things by being manipulative and deceptive.
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The Bad Guys / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
The Bad Guys / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: Mr. Snake takes some of the wind out of Mr. Wolf's argument about being seen as more than bad guys by asking why everyone threw them into prison for a crime they didn't even commit. Mr. Wolf can't come up with an immediate rebuttal.
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The Bad Guys / int_7c889239	type	Fully-Dressed Cartoon Animal
The Bad Guys / int_7c889239	comment	Fully-Dressed Cartoon Animal: With the exceptions of Mr. Snake and Ms. Tarantula, for whom it would be impractical, all of the anthropomorphic animal characters wear a full outfit.
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The Bad Guys / int_7cf6df0e	type	Good Animals, Evil Animals
The Bad Guys / int_7cf6df0e	comment	Good Animals, Evil Animals: The main characters of the film are a heist gang who are representatives of animal species popularly depicted as monstrous or disgusting. In the trailer, Mr. Wolf states that the gang was forced into crime because society associated them with evil, implying there's Fantastic Racism based off of this trope. Marmalade uses this to his advantage when he steals the Love Meteorite and frames the Bad Guys for it. After all, who are people going to believe is more capable of such a crime — five scary and threatening predators with a long criminal history, or an adorable, famously philanthropic guinea pig?
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The Bad Guys / int_7d768d37	type	Department of Major Vexation
The Bad Guys / int_7d768d37	comment	Department of Major Vexation: Implied by Diane for a quick gag. When she and Mr. Wolf are in her Crimson Paw hideout under her house, she hacks a government satellite to try and figure out what Marmalade is scheming, Wolf asks her why she can't just ask the government to help, to which she scoffs and says, "Yeah, but the paperwork..."
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The Bad Guys / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
The Bad Guys / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Piranha's singing and the improvised dance number does manage to distract the gala attendees long enough for the rest of the crew to set up the Golden Dolphin heist. It also increases donations from around a million dollars at most to a few dollars short of a billion. Considering Marmalade's plan to steal from his own charity, their efforts to keep their own heist from failing only managed to increase his ultimate take a thousandfold. When Mr. Wolf's Heel–Face Turn finally takes full effect, they don't even get the loot they were going for in the first place.
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The Bad Guys / int_83cef301	type	Right for the Wrong Reasons
The Bad Guys / int_83cef301	comment	Right for the Wrong Reasons: Marmalade's arrest. Luggins assumes he was the Crimson Paw the whole time, but it was all a big coincidence that lead to this conclusion. He did try to steal the Love Crater Meteorite and terrorize the entire city, though, which means it wouldn't be wrong to say he didn't deserve it.
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The Bad Guys / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
The Bad Guys / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: When the gang is arrested after the failed Golden Dolphin heist, Chief Luggins looks like she's about to go through a Victory Is Boring moment, but then laughs and calls the arrest the best moment of her life. Mr. Snake abandoning the gang and joining Marmalade appears to be a Big Bad Duumvirate at first, but in the end, he reveals himself to have been a Fake Defector all along, sabotaging Marmalade's plot from within.
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The Bad Guys / int_8981a3be	type	TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers
The Bad Guys / int_8981a3be	comment	When shown the cat stuck up a tree, Marmalade asks the gang what their hearts are telling them to do about it. They all suggest something more or less violent — cooking it, hurting it, eating it, singing to it — before a dumbfounded Marmalade tells them they're supposed to save it.
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The Bad Guys / int_898ff050	type	Villain Protagonist
The Bad Guys / int_898ff050	comment	Villain Protagonist: The gang, prior to their collective Heel–Face Turn.
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The Bad Guys / int_8a03b3f1	type	Everything Explodes Ending
The Bad Guys / int_8a03b3f1	comment	Everything Explodes Ending: In the climax, Mr. Snake destroys Marmalade's lair by setting the Love Crater meteorite to overdrive, obliterating the entire complex in a Pillar of Light.
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The Bad Guys / int_8a295a46	type	Cool Car
The Bad Guys / int_8a295a46	comment	Cool Car: Mr. Wolf's getaway car, a jet black muscle car that resembles a mix between a Chevy Camaro and a Dodge Challenger. Its replacement in the mid-credits scene, a convertible version with yellow Crimson Paw stripes, also counts.
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The Bad Guys / int_8cf6aa	type	Literal Metaphor
The Bad Guys / int_8cf6aa	comment	Literal Metaphor: Prof. Marmalade puts the Bad Guys in adorable onesie pajamas to make them look more approachable. Wolf gets a sheep onesie — making him a literal wolf in sheep's clothing. It fits, as at this point, Wolf is only playing along to fool society into believing they've gone good long enough to attempt to steal the Golden Dolphin again.
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The Bad Guys / int_8e17482f	type	Hack the Traffic Lights
The Bad Guys / int_8e17482f	comment	Hack the Traffic Lights: How Ms. Tarantula is introduced in the opening sequence — hacking the traffic control system to clear the road for Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake to escape, then changing the lights back to cause pileups at each intersection, hindering the pursuing cops.
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The Bad Guys / int_8e7b271e	type	Criminal Found Family
The Bad Guys / int_8e7b271e	comment	Criminal Found Family: Mr. Wolf considers the Bad Guys to be one, and claims that they're the only friends he's ever had.
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The Bad Guys / int_8f764e60	type	Magnetic Plot Device
The Bad Guys / int_8f764e60	comment	Magnetic Plot Device: The Love Crater Meteorite, which crashed into Los Angeles a year prior to the events of the film and formed a huge crater. Marmalade's actions in the disaster's aftermath put him in the spotlight, leading to him being given the Good Samaritan Award and setting the events of the film in motion. More importantly, it's an energy source unlike anything on Earth, and Marmalade creates a plan to steal it to use in his own crimes and set up the Bad Guys — who had no interest in the meteorite prior — to take the fall for him.
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The Bad Guys / int_9053903	type	Ignored Epiphany
The Bad Guys / int_9053903	comment	Ignored Epiphany: When the rest of the gang reaches redemption, Mr. Snake refuses to and storms off, even though he feels himself tingling. He even seems to double down by joining Marmalade, at least until the latter betrays him. Ultimately, though, the trope is subverted, as Snake reveals in the end that he felt the tingle again shortly after leaving the others, and decided to use the argument as cover to sabotage Marmalade's scheme from within.
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The Bad Guys / int_92587498	type	Five-Man Band
The Bad Guys / int_92587498	comment	Five-Man Band: Less obvious than Caper Crew, but still applies: The Leader: Mr. Wolf (he's the leader) The Lancer: Mr. Snake (Wolf's best buddy) The Big Guy: Mr. Piranha (the "muscle") The Smart Guy: Ms. Tarantula (the master hacker) The Chick: Mr. Shark (the infiltrator and distraction, one of whose disguises is to cross-dress, and the most emotionally sensitive of the team) 11th-Hour Ranger: Diane, the closest thing to a Big Good in the movie
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The Bad Guys / int_92b46a85	type	Handcuffed Briefcase
The Bad Guys / int_92b46a85	comment	Handcuffed Briefcase: During the charity gala, the code to the safe holding the Golden Dolphin is inside a briefcase handcuffed to Chief Luggins. Mr. Snake is tasked with getting the briefcase open using her fingerprint.
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The Bad Guys / int_95b875b1	type	Not Me This Time
The Bad Guys / int_95b875b1	comment	Not Me This Time: Though they were planning to steal the Golden Dolphin at Marmalade's charity gala, the gang doesn't go through with it. Nevertheless, they're blamed for stealing the Love Crater Meteorite, despite their protests... because, with their flair for narcissism, a taunting vanity mark of Mr. Wolf on the screen goes off as they're frozen on stage, apparently set to do so automatically regardless of whether the heist succeeded or not.
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The Bad Guys / int_967edd3a	type	Action Film, Quiet Drama Scene
The Bad Guys / int_967edd3a	comment	Action Film, Quiet Drama Scene: After the disastrous mission at Sunnyside, the action slows down for three more interpersonal scenes: a heart-to-heart between Mr. Wolf and Diane, followed by a gentle scene of Mr. Wolf saving the cat from the tree, and finally Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake talking about the plan. The action picks up again at the charity gala. Following the escape from the prison island, Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake have an intense falling out and go their separate ways, both visibly bitter and heartbroken. This is followed by another moment between Mr. Wolf and Diane, who tells him about her own experience of giving her life of crime up to make a better life for herself.
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The Bad Guys / int_978a82e6	type	Big Bad Duumvirate
The Bad Guys / int_978a82e6	comment	Mr. Snake abandoning the gang and joining Marmalade appears to be a Big Bad Duumvirate at first, but in the end, he reveals himself to have been a Fake Defector all along, sabotaging Marmalade's plot from within.
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The Bad Guys / int_984ef9ef	type	"Not So Different" Remark
The Bad Guys / int_984ef9ef	comment	"Not So Different" Remark: In a candid conversation, Mr. Wolf claims that Diane, a red fox, has no idea what it's like to always be seen as the bad guy. Diane reveals that she's snagged back a ring Mr. Wolf snagged from her back at the art museum, revealing her own pickpocketing skills, and says as she tosses the ring back to him:
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The Bad Guys / int_985795ab	type	Medium Blending
The Bad Guys / int_985795ab	comment	Medium Blending: Hand-drawn effects are added on top of the CGI for that "cartoon illustration come to life" look.
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The Bad Guys / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
The Bad Guys / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Diane has a lot of very detailed criticisms about the gang's latest heist that foreshadow her identity as the Crimson Paw. When Marmalade is introduced, he responds to a comment comparing him to Mother Theresa that they'd tie in the goodness department. This hints that he's not as altruistic as he paints himself as, and that his goodness is just for show. The old lady's purse at the award ceremony is full of easily-stolen items seemingly meant to lure Wolf into noticing her. At the start of the film, Mr. Wolf deliberately takes the high-speed car chase right to the police station's front door. Mr. Wolf justifies this as him wanting to prolong the chase because it's his "favorite part", but this also implies the existence of the self-destructive streak that Diane later calls him out on. When talking to a disguised Mr. Wolf outside the museum, Diane takes him by the arm and shows him how the trash sculpture has a hidden, beautiful meaning. This foreshadows her role in helping Mr. Wolf reform for real later on. After Wolf and Diane steal the meteorite, they notice the guinea pigs are still hypnotized, hinting that the meteorite they stole isn't the real meteorite after all. When the Bad Guys are listing off all the past people who have ever attempted to steal the Golden Dolphin, one such person is the Crimson Paw, the only person who isn't given a face to go with a name. Between this and the fact she wasn't caught, it sets up that she's actually a fox named Diane who turned good and became a public servant. Marmalade's training exercises for the Bad Guys are as simple as sharing a push pop, helping an "old lady" across the street, and rescuing a cat out of a tree. His follow-up idea is committing eco-terrorism on an animal testing lab with a detailed course of action and knowledge of the building's layout. Not exactly the kind of thing that says "Good Samaritan of the Year."
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The Bad Guys / int_9dcc010d	type	Signature Sound Effect
The Bad Guys / int_9dcc010d	comment	Signature Sound Effect: The instances where a character feels the Tingling are accompanied by a sound similar to tinkling bells.
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The Bad Guys / int_9fbf8969	type	Cut Lex Luthor a Check
The Bad Guys / int_9fbf8969	comment	Cut Lex Luthor a Check: Professor Marmalade is a savvy enough businessman to create a thriving charity organization successful enough to get him the In-Universe equivalent of the Nobel Peace Prize. He is also a brilliant enough scientist that he recognizes the meteor's Applied Phlebotinum capabilities on sight and single-handedly creates a helmet-operated mind-control apparatus using it as a power source. He could have used that meteorite as a more general energy source or have developed his mind-controlling tech for commercial or military purposes, becoming the wealthiest person on the planet and the most beloved "good guy", if he simply applied its capabilities with transparency. Instead, he uses it for what amounts to embezzlement (as done by a Supervillain).
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The Bad Guys / int_a070f751	type	Canine Confusion
The Bad Guys / int_a070f751	comment	Canine Confusion: After saving an elderly lady from tumbling down a staircase, Mr. Wolf gets praised as "a good boy." This causes him to wag his tail unconsciously. Wolves do not wag their tails out of happiness; they wag them to show they're subordinate to another wolf.
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The Bad Guys / int_a0db7803	type	It's Personal
The Bad Guys / int_a0db7803	comment	It's Personal: The whole reason why Mr. Wolf instigates the Golden Dolphin heist is because Diane insists during a press conference that the gang is nothing but washed-up has-beens, and Wolf wants to prove her wrong. Mr. Snake even warns him that they're not supposed to make things personal.
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The Bad Guys / int_a1c10270	type	Teeth Tropes
The Bad Guys / int_a1c10270	comment	Teeth Tropes: The film intentionally changes the characters' teeth to evoke different emotional reactions. Sometimes they have Tooth Strip or Tombstone Teeth when giving a cartoonish smile, and they flash massive fangs when they need to appear angry or threatening.
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The Bad Guys / int_a1d3ebd7	type	Furry Reminder
The Bad Guys / int_a1d3ebd7	comment	Furry Reminder: Snake and Wolf outwardly exhibit their animal instincts the most. Snake often flicks out his tongue, especially when "tasting the air" or making a point. Wolf growls when angered, and acts feral towards Marmalade when the latter reveals that he played them into being his fall guys.
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The Bad Guys / int_a3509d95	type	The Password Is Always "Swordfish"
The Bad Guys / int_a3509d95	comment	The Password Is Always "Swordfish": When Mr. Snake retrieves the passcode for the safe holding the Golden Dolphin, it turns out to be "12345".
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The Bad Guys / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
The Bad Guys / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra: Not a huge example, but still one. In the books, after the disastrous first attempt to rescue it, the cat runs away and never reappears. In the movie, it hides back in the tree, is later rescued for real by Wolf, and becomes the Team Pet.
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The Bad Guys / int_a6c69bd	type	MacGuffin
The Bad Guys / int_a6c69bd	comment	The MacGuffin that the climax of the plot revolves around is a heart-shaped meteorite that Piranha insists looks like a butt. Its extraterrestrial origin and supernatural powers are an allusion to the aliens with multiple prominent butts that are involved in the book's version of events.
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The Bad Guys / int_a6cda066	type	Rule of Three
The Bad Guys / int_a6cda066	comment	Rule of Three: Mr. Piranha's farts. The first two times, the farts are obnoxious and hinder the gang. The third time, it's weaponized to knock out Cuddles so the gang can save Mr. Wolf and Diane from Marmalade's death trap. The grappling hook. The first two times it's used, it fails to save the gang from being caught by the police. The third time, it saves the gang's lives, hooking onto the edge of the highway as they fall into the Love Crater. The push pops. The first two times, Mr. Snake is encouraged to share it with Mr. Shark, only to taunt him and take it for himself. The third time, Mr. Shark is having a breakdown over the gang's loot being stolen, and Mr. Snake gives it to him to cheer him up. This makes the others realize if even Mr. Snake can do good, there's hope for them too.
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The Bad Guys / int_a7c91a10	type	Meaningless Villain Victory
The Bad Guys / int_a7c91a10	comment	Meaningless Villain Victory: Marmalade manages to steal the meteorite and convinces the public and police that he was saving it from the Bad Guys. Then the "meteorite" is revealed to be a decoy, and his illusion of victory crumbles.
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The Bad Guys / int_ac6ea68c	type	Near-Villain Victory
The Bad Guys / int_ac6ea68c	comment	Near-Villain Victory: The Bad Guys succeed in stealing the Golden Dolphin and are moments away from walking out of the museum undetected. That's when Marmalade begins his speech, distracting Mr. Wolf, leading to his disguise failing and the gang getting captured. Marmalade nearly manages to get away with his scheme and convince the public he was saving the meteorite from the Bad Guys, whom he had framed for stealing it. Then the "meteorite" is revealed to be a decoy, and his illusion of victory comes crashing down as Mr. Snake reveals where the real one is.
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The Bad Guys / int_ad6593eb	type	Cut-and-Paste Note
The Bad Guys / int_ad6593eb	comment	Cut-and-Paste Note: The social media teaser for the first trailer, released the day before the trailer, was a takeover of DreamWorks' Instagram account. A ransom note, using cut out letters from the logos of other DreamWorks movies and shows, briefly replaced the content of the account.
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The Bad Guys / int_afc6df04	type	What You Are in the Dark
The Bad Guys / int_afc6df04	comment	What You Are in the Dark: Learning to be a good person just for the sake of it, not for anyone else's eyes, is part of the movie's theme, as our characters exemplify. After Diane's speech about being good for one's own sake, Wolf sees the cat still stuck in the tree and decides to take her advice to heart. Without even knowing Marmalade was secretly filming the whole thing, Wolf genuinely coaxes the cat out of the tree and into his waiting arms. Back when she was Crimson Paw, Diane did manage to easily get the Golden Dolphin in her clutches, coming closer than anyone else ever has... except a literal self-reflection prompted her to leave without her prize, as she realized she didn't want to be the thief everyone sees foxes as. Despite not knowing Snake was a Fake Defector all along during the climax, the other Bad Guys find it in their hearts to ask their old friend to join their side once more. Additionally, while seemingly falling to their deaths, Wolf and Snake make up, with the latter declaring his love for his friends. And this is before Wolf reveals he has just the gadget to save their lives.
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The Bad Guys / int_b1f4c5bb	type	Enhance Button
The Bad Guys / int_b1f4c5bb	comment	Enhance Button: Ms. Tarantula is able to instantly recreate Foxington's pupil from a selfie Wolf took to bypass a retina scanner. With the film being what it is, it's Played for Laughs.
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The Bad Guys / int_b26cc887	type	Just Between You and Me
The Bad Guys / int_b26cc887	comment	Just Between You and Me: As Marmalade talks to the Bad Guys in the prison van after the latter are framed for stealing the Love Crater Meteorite, he privately reveals to them that he was the true culprit and was playing them all for fools, especially Mr. Wolf whom he buttered up by exploiting his secret desire to reform. He initially gets away with it because the public is already scornful of the Bad Guys for their respective species and criminal past as well as the aforementioned frame-up, but this ultimately costs him dearly when it gives first Wolf and then the rest of the gang a reason to put a stop to his Evil Plan.
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The Bad Guys / int_b2ad812d	type	So What Do We Do Now?
The Bad Guys / int_b2ad812d	comment	So What Do We Do Now?: Said by Ms. Tarantula in the mid-credits scene when the gang gets out of jail, only to find themselves in a desert outside the city with no transportation.
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The Bad Guys / int_b35e77ee	type	Fake Defector
The Bad Guys / int_b35e77ee	comment	Despite not knowing Snake was a Fake Defector all along during the climax, the other Bad Guys find it in their hearts to ask their old friend to join their side once more. Additionally, while seemingly falling to their deaths, Wolf and Snake make up, with the latter declaring his love for his friends. And this is before Wolf reveals he has just the gadget to save their lives.
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The Bad Guys / int_b3eecaae	type	Colony Drop
The Bad Guys / int_b3eecaae	comment	Colony Drop: Downplayed Trope. A meteorite struck Los Angeles a year before the film takes place and left a large crater in the middle of the freeway. However, the heart-shaped meteorite recovered from the crater is plot-significant as the power source for Marmalade's mind-control device.
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The Bad Guys / int_b5619979	type	Was It All a Lie?
The Bad Guys / int_b5619979	comment	Was It All a Lie?: Wolf asked Marmalade if all the "Flower of Goodness" was a lie, which Marmalade admitted that it was and reveals his true intentions.
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The Bad Guys / int_b7b1aa73	type	And Then What?
The Bad Guys / int_b7b1aa73	comment	And Then What?: This is part of the reason why Diane ultimately gave up being the Crimson Paw. She managed to get her hands on the Golden Dolphin, but upon looking at her reflection, she realized that even if she pulled it off, nothing would really change for her. All she saw was the same tricky fox that everyone else believed she was, and so she gave up on the heist and decided to actively change how everyone saw her by going good.
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The Bad Guys / int_b7beec6d	type	Clapper Gag
The Bad Guys / int_b7beec6d	comment	Clapper Gag: The lamp designed after the meteorite in Marmalade's mansion turns on and off with a clap. His self-applause at the end of the movie ends up revealing the swap between the lamp and the real meteorite when it causes the supposedly real one to turn on and off.
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The Bad Guys / int_b8a362d4	type	Miniature Senior Citizens
The Bad Guys / int_b8a362d4	comment	Miniature Senior Citizens: The elderly lady Mr. Wolf helps is half the size of most of the other human characters seen. She's actually a disguised Marmalade, whose age is unknown.
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The Bad Guys / int_b905c10c	type	The Alcatraz
The Bad Guys / int_b905c10c	comment	The Alcatraz: The island prison the gang is sent to after being framed for stealing the meteorite has a security level of Super Ultra Crazy Max (S.U.C.M.) and is said to be impossible to escape. Diane, aka the Crimson Paw, easily breaking in, freeing them, and getting them out demonstrates just how skilled she is.
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The Bad Guys / int_ba0ff694	type	You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!
The Bad Guys / int_ba0ff694	comment	You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!: Ms. Tarantula has this reaction during the Golden Dolphin heist when she realizes Mr. Piranha farted in the vents, which lead directly to the security office. The gang's reaction to Mr. Snake's...solution...for rescuing the guinea pigs at the research facility. Happens again when Marmalade reveals that Diane's ring has the Zumpango Diamond in it, a legendary artifact she stole during her time as the Crimson Paw.
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The Bad Guys / int_bc00493f	type	Precision F-Strike
The Bad Guys / int_bc00493f	comment	Precision F-Strike: While not heard, Mr. Wolf has a very visible "SHIT!" when riding in Diane's car after Mr. Snake and the rest of the gang break off with him when he chooses to go good.
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The Bad Guys / int_bd6b86df	type	Impossible Task
The Bad Guys / int_bd6b86df	comment	Impossible Task: Every thief who has attempted to steal the Golden Dolphin Award has failed to defeat the powerful security system that guards it. The only one who came close to successfully stealing it is the Crimson Paw and she gave up on her career as a thief instead.
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The Bad Guys / int_bd817b34	type	Attack the Tail
The Bad Guys / int_bd817b34	comment	Attack the Tail: Mr. Snake has to use his tail to manipulate objects, such as when reaching into Officer Luggins' briefcase at the charity gala to get the passcode to the vault where the Golden Dolphin is being kept. The caper is nearly thwarted when Luggins unknowingly shuts the suitcase on his tail, and it isn't until Mr. Piranha starts improvising a song to distract her that he manages to free himself and get a hold of the passcode... which turns out to be "12345".
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The Bad Guys / int_bfdbf829	type	Significant Name Shift
The Bad Guys / int_bfdbf829	comment	Significant Name Shift: During the gala, when Wolf calls Governor Foxington "Diane", it's a clear sign his opinion of her has considerably changed.
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The Bad Guys / int_c313d43a	type	True Companions
The Bad Guys / int_c313d43a	comment	True Companions: The Bad Guys are all very close friends. A part of the reason for Wolf attempting to go good is to try and do something for his friends that can help them stop having to hide from the police.
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The Bad Guys / int_c3c18143	type	Hope Spot
The Bad Guys / int_c3c18143	comment	Hope Spot: When Mr. Wolf drives the car off the overpass to reach Mr. Snake, for a brief moment, it looks like they're going to make the jump. Cue a shot from much further away, showing the car plummeting into the crater.
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The Bad Guys / int_c41631ae	type	Too Powerful to Live
The Bad Guys / int_c41631ae	comment	Too Powerful to Live: A non-character example with the Love Crater Meteorite, which is eventually shown to be an extremely potent energy source. Part of Mr. Snake's Fake Defector act involves him getting rid of the meteorite because, as he mentions near the end and as was earlier proven by Marmalade's mind-control scheme, that kind of power is simply too dangerous for anyone to handle in an ethical way. So once the decoy meteor was stolen by the others, Snake put the real one in its place and overloaded it, destroying both it and Marmalade's mansion.
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The Bad Guys / int_c4d30144	type	Not So Great Escape
The Bad Guys / int_c4d30144	comment	Not So Great Escape: Mr. Wolf tries to escape after the Golden Dolphin heist goes wrong by launching himself and his cohorts out the roof with a grappling gun. All it does is rip his pants off.
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The Bad Guys / int_c5b47b36	type	Offscreen Moment of Awesome
The Bad Guys / int_c5b47b36	comment	Offscreen Moment of Awesome: After the Crimson Paw takes out the prison guards and reveals herself to be Diane Foxington, a second and bigger wave of prison guards surround her and the crew. She's about to deliver another beatdown to the guards before the camera cuts to Diane piloting a boat away from the exploding prison with a smirk on her face and the absolutely stunned Bad Guys in tow.
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The Bad Guys / int_c6c86cd	type	Collapsing Lair
The Bad Guys / int_c6c86cd	comment	Collapsing Lair: Mr. Snake reveals as he's being arrested that, counting on the Bad Guys and Diane to steal the meteorite from Marmalade's lab, he took advantage of Marmalade giving him the mind-control helmet to secretly have the guinea pigs switch it out for a decoy. Once the gang steals the fake, he put the real meteorite back and set the device to "Overdrive" — meaning that it's been constantly charging with more and more power while Marmalade tries to steal back the decoy. Cue a miles-high plume of energy shooting from Marmalade's lab and wiping it off the face of the earth. Marmalade is left in complete shock.
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The Bad Guys / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
The Bad Guys / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Part of the team's "Good Guy" training is a role play involving helping an elderly grandmother across a road. Mr. Wolf is the one chosen to dress up as said grandmother for the exercise. As a caper film, there are various references to Lupin III. The lead character is a wolf ("Lupin" is French for "Wolf") who wears a slick suit and goes on heists. When Mr. Wolf tries to sweet-talk Foxington, Mr. Shark comments that he's going to give her "the full Clooney." A few instants later, Foxington snarls "Do not Clooney me, Wolf!" The film opens with two crooks (Wolf and Snake) having a casual conversation at a diner before committing a major crime, much like the beginning of Pulp Fiction. The main news channel that reports on all of the events throughout the movie is called Channel 6 Action News. Mr. Snake's outfit, a combo of a bucket hat and Hawaiian shirt, heavily invokes Hunter S. Thompson, specifically the fictional iteration of him in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. His original design pushed the reference further with aviator shades and a cigarette holder. Tiffany's design is essentially Maya Fey as filtered through the movie's cartoony art style.
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The Bad Guys / int_c819533b	type	Rage Breaking Point
The Bad Guys / int_c819533b	comment	Rage-Breaking Point: When Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake get into a heated argument, Mr. Wolf snaps and goes as far as to say that his friends are holding him back from having a better chance in life. Earlier, when Marmalade reveals that he used the Bad Guys as patsies to steal the Love Crater Meteorite, Wolf is overcome with rage and lashes out at him, going so far as to threaten to kill him. Marmalade uses this to his full advantage, kicking open the doors to the police van and feigning fear as the "big bad wolf" "attacks" him.
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The Bad Guys / int_c82e751f	type	Unspoken Plan Guarantee
The Bad Guys / int_c82e751f	comment	Unspoken Plan Guarantee: Both heists to steal the Golden Dolphin are laid out in detail by Mr. Wolf, and neither heists succeed. Mr. Snake's plan to destroy the Love Crater Meteorite and expose Marmalade, which involves faking his defection and keeping everyone in the dark about his true intentions, ultimately succeeds.
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The Bad Guys / int_c97314e3	type	Eat the Camera
The Bad Guys / int_c97314e3	comment	Eat the Camera: Mr. Piranha "surprises" two security guards with his "Fish Surprise" dish. After one of the guards opens the lid of the dish, Piranha yells "SURPRISE!" and lunges toward the guards (aka the camera).
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The Bad Guys / int_cb70651c	type	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane
The Bad Guys / int_cb70651c	comment	Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: The Golden Dolphin. As Mr. Snake describes it, it's ended the careers of every criminal that touches it, including the notorious Crimson Paw. The Bad Guys aren't immune either, as their attempt to steal it sets in motion the events that turn them into heroes instead of criminals. Not even Marmalade, a recipient of the award who is secretly evil, is immune, as its reappearance at the end of the movie leads directly to his arrest.
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The Bad Guys / int_cb96fad3	type	11th-Hour Ranger
The Bad Guys / int_cb96fad3	comment	11th-Hour Ranger: Diane, the closest thing to a Big Good in the movie
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The Bad Guys / int_cc7fae30	type	Outside-Context Problem
The Bad Guys / int_cc7fae30	comment	Outside-Context Problem: The movie is billed as a low-fantasy heist action movie in the same vein as Pulp Fiction, albeit for kids, with the overzealous Police Chief and the exceptionally cunning Governor as the main antagonists. Then during The Reveal at the gala, it turns out the real antagonist is a full-blown Supervillain with a master plan that wouldn't be out of place in a Batman movie.
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The Bad Guys / int_cff53786	type	Cover Version
The Bad Guys / int_cff53786	comment	Cover Version: The first song over the credits is a cover of Traffic's "Feelin' Alright?" by Elle King.
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The Bad Guys / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
The Bad Guys / int_d129e13e	comment	"Eureka!" Moment: When Mr. Wolf and Diane are trying to figure out what Marmalade's target is, Mr. Wolf notices the map on his copy of the charity gala program with each of the charities marked on it, and realizes that it's a moving target: he's after the armored trucks carrying the money raised at his charity gala.
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The Bad Guys / int_d13a03f0	type	Everybody Cries
The Bad Guys / int_d13a03f0	comment	Everybody Cries: During the climax, the gang tries to save Mr. Snake from falling to his death. However, they end up falling with him and have a heartfelt reunion. Mr. Shark, Mr. Piranha, and Webs burst into tears, while Snake gets teary-eyed. Mr. Wolf, the only one who isn't crying, confidently produces the grappling hook gun that saves their lives.
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The Bad Guys / int_d2c0e2ed	type	Schmuck Bait
The Bad Guys / int_d2c0e2ed	comment	Schmuck Bait: When Wolf and Diane break into Professor Marmalade's lair to steal the meteorite, they find the Golden Dolphin in the same room left unguarded. Diane correctly assumes it's a trap, but it's too late to stop Wolf from trying to take it, and they both get shocked.
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The Bad Guys / int_d3a4af1e	type	Sympathy for the Devil
The Bad Guys / int_d3a4af1e	comment	Sympathy for the Devil: Invoked. When Mr. Wolf claims nobody had ever given him and his friends a chance to be anything other than criminals, Marmalade takes pity on them and comes up with the idea to have the gang rehabilitated at his compound. Mr. Wolf is playing him, hoping to use the pretense to get another chance at stealing the Golden Dolphin.
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The Bad Guys / int_d442f9d1	type	ToiletHumor
The Bad Guys / int_d442f9d1	comment	Toilet Humor: Mr. Piranha is prone to bouts of extremely bad gas when he gets nervous. It ends up being weaponized to save Mr. Wolf and Diane in the third act.
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The Bad Guys / int_d45c0b86	type	Refuge in Audacity
The Bad Guys / int_d45c0b86	comment	During the Golden Dolphin heist, Mr. Wolf and Mr. Piranha need to access a hall guarded by two security guards. Mr. Wolf instructs Mr. Shark, disguised as a woman, to create a distraction, but to keep it subtle. Cue Mr. Shark loudly yelling that he's having a baby and asking for a doctor... or maybe some security guards that can leave their posts. It works.
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The Bad Guys / int_dade1e7c	type	BigBadWolf
The Bad Guys / int_dade1e7c	comment	When Mr. Wolf first introduces himself to the audience, he refers to himself as the Big Bad Wolf, "the villain in every story", followed by a shot of a dozen children's books where the wolf is the antagonist. While he does this to brag about how villainous he is, his later conversation with Diane reveals how those kinds of stories left a bigger emotional scar than he's willing to admit.
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The Bad Guys / int_db08a39d	comment	Animesque: This film is full of speed lines, sweat drops, and character designs straight out of an Akira Toriyama manga.
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The Bad Guys / int_dbeee130	comment	Pillar of Light: The meteorite exploding after being set to overdrive creates a massive one of these that destroys Marmalade's complex.
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The Bad Guys / int_dc835463	comment	The Big Bad Wolf: Pulling from the intro of the first book, Mr. Wolf addresses the audience and describes himself as "the big, bad wolf" during the opening chase sequence, and even has to dress like a grandma in one of Marmalade's goodness exercises. Marmalade directly invokes The Three Little Pigs after he frames the gang for stealing the meteorite, mocking how "the big bad wolf got outsmarted by a little piggie".
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The Bad Guys / int_dc9b1fe9	comment	Cue the Sun: The race to stop the hijacked charity trucks takes place at dawn, and Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake reunite against the sunrise.
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The Bad Guys / int_dcb9c541	comment	Ship Tease: The charity gala is a gigantic Ship Tease moment between Mr. Wolf and Diane Foxington. The rest of the movie dials it down, but it's still clear and present.
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The Bad Guys / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: Among the thieves mentioned to have tried and failed to steal the Golden Dolphin is the Crimson Paw, who is the only one to have evaded capture. The Crimson Paw later turns out to have been Diane, who uses her own skills to help the Bad Guys stop Marmalade.
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The Bad Guys / int_e01c3d03	comment	Black Comedy Animal Cruelty: Mr. Snake's rap sheet, lifted from the first book, goes into great detail about his successful attempt at eating an entire pet shop and the police dog of the responding officer (as well as attempts at said officer and the shop's owner). During the Sunnyside heist, he devours most of the 200,000 guinea pigs he's meant to be rescuing and has to be forced to cough them up. When shown the cat stuck up a tree, Marmalade asks the gang what their hearts are telling them to do about it. They all suggest something more or less violent — cooking it, hurting it, eating it, singing to it — before a dumbfounded Marmalade tells them they're supposed to save it.
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The Bad Guys / int_e43b42ea	type	We Need a Distraction
The Bad Guys / int_e43b42ea	comment	We Need a Distraction: During the Golden Dolphin heist, Mr. Wolf and Mr. Piranha need to access a hall guarded by two security guards. Mr. Wolf instructs Mr. Shark, disguised as a woman, to create a distraction, but to keep it subtle. Cue Mr. Shark loudly yelling that he's having a baby and asking for a doctor... or maybe some security guards that can leave their posts. It works. During the Sunnyside Laboratory heist, Mr. Shark distracts a scientist disguised as his father so the rest of the gang can sneak inside through a window. At the charity gala, when Mr. Snake's tail gets caught in Chief Luggins' briefcase and the Chief is about to discover him, Mr. Piranha starts belting out "Good Tonight", with Mr. Shark on drums and Ms. Tarantula acting as DJ, to give Mr. Snake enough time to get the passcode and escape.
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The Bad Guys / int_e563bf09	type	Insistent Terminology
The Bad Guys / int_e563bf09	comment	Insistent Terminology: Marmalade has to keep repeating that the meteorite is shaped like a heart, not a butt.
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The Bad Guys / int_e624f0e8	type	Suspiciously Specific Denial
The Bad Guys / int_e624f0e8	comment	Suspiciously Specific Denial: After the gang is arrested at the charity gala, Marmalade gives an oddly specific description of how they could've stolen the meteorite in plain sight, topped off with "But how should I know? I mean, they're the deranged masterminds, not me.". However, this is what makes Diane suspect he framed the Bad Guys
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The Bad Guys / int_e70c45f0	type	All Animals Are Dogs
The Bad Guys / int_e70c45f0	comment	All Animals Are Dogs: Mr. Wolf's tail starts wagging involuntarily after he's called a good boy, which is understandable enough. In the third act, however, the rest of the crew also start involuntarily wagging body parts after realizing that they can change for the better and Good Feels Good. This trope is somewhat averted with the cat displaying distinctly feline motions instead of just doglike ones.
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The Bad Guys / int_e7e558	comment	The Oner: Two bookend the film, both featuring Seinfeldian Conversations between Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake. The opening scene, where Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake converse in a diner before leaving to rob a bank, is done entirely in a single shot with no cuts. It's the longest one-shot in DreamWorks Animation history, lasting two minutes, 25 seconds, and seven frames. The final scene, where Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake are leaving prison, albeit shorter than the opening one.
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The Bad Guys / int_e888fbd8	type	No Man Should Have This Power
The Bad Guys / int_e888fbd8	comment	No Man Should Have This Power: Mr. Snake secretly arranges to have the Love Crater Meteorite explode during his faked alliance with Marmalade, not only to expose him as the real thief, but to also ensure that the meteorite can never be used for evil again due to how dangerous it is.
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The Bad Guys / int_f01a54f1	comment	Evil Feels Good: As Wolf says it, "We may be bad, but we're so good at it!" Although, it's revealed that they're criminals less because they want to be, and more because society's prejudice against them made them feel like they had no other choice. Ultimately subverted when Wolf realizes being good feels even better and decides to reform for real. The others follow suit fairly quickly. Marmalade later reveals he has the same tingle the gang feels when doing good, but for evil.
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The Bad Guys / int_f08f8f89	comment	Comedic Underwear Exposure: The Bad Guys attempt to escape from the cops with Mr. Wolf's grappling gun, which strips off his pants instead, revealing he wears pink boxers with white hearts. This has got to be embarrassing for you, Wolf.
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The Bad Guys / int_f36c4f98	type	Easily Forgiven
The Bad Guys / int_f36c4f98	comment	Easily Forgiven: Both downplayed and averted. Mr. Snake doesn't forgive Mr. Wolf for letting their second Dolphin heist attempt fall through, and hearing Marmalade trying to get Wolf to abandon his friends for the "good life" certainly doesn't help; they eventually return to each other's good graces after foiling Marmalade's heist. Wolf ultimately encourages the aversion of this trope when he and the rest of his crew turn themselves in after they thwart Marmalade's plan, saying that even though they didn't steal the Love Crater Meteorite, they did steal a lot of other things. This act of penitence is what allows them to finally be accepted by society, along with being released after a year in prison for good behavior.
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The Bad Guys / int_f51f4509	comment	While trying to corral the guinea pigs, Mr. Shark says "We're gonna save you, whether you like it or not!" This calls back to the books' original Tagline: "Good deeds, whether you like them or not!"
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The Bad Guys / int_f61cddc9	type	Lions and Tigers and Humans... Oh, My!
The Bad Guys / int_f61cddc9	comment	Lions and Tigers and Humans... Oh, My!: Unlike the books, whose universe is populated entirely by anthropomorphic animals (save for a brief appearance of Little Red Riding hood in the first book), the film is set in modern day Los Angeles and is populated mostly by humans and non-sentient animals, with the gang, Diane, and Marmalade being the only anthropomorphic animals.
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The Bad Guys / int_f64a9cf7	comment	Earn Your Happy Ending: The Bad Guys go through a lot on their Redemption Quest, but they get the happy ending they deserve after deciding to go good for good and put Marmalade behind bars.
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The Bad Guys / int_f79e76ea	comment	Makeup Weapon: One of the gadgets that Diane still has from her days as the Crimson Paw is a lipstick tube that's actually a blowtorch. Mr. Wolf brings it along as part of the final heist.
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The Bad Guys / int_f8e010ce	comment	Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: Justified for the Bad Guys. They are so used to committing crimes due to the prejudice against them that the very concept of doing a good deed, just because, is foreign to them. They pretend to be do-gooders at first, but it slowly becomes more legitimate during their second attempt to steal the Golden Dolphin. Professor Marmalade is only philanthropic to make himself too innocent to ever be seen as a criminal, and gets the same sort of tingle the Bad Guys get from being good by being bad. When Snake supposedly betrays the team, he never for a minute thinks about the possibility Snake could be lying to him, which leads to his downfall.
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The Bad Guys / int_f91d1d4f	comment	Darkest Hour: The Charity Gala ends with the gang being framed for a crime they didn't commit and shipped out to an inescapable prison island. Worse, Mr. Wolf failed to go through with the Golden Dolphin heist and is exposed to the gang as having kept a secret from them — his accidental good deed at the museum — which leads to him and Mr. Snake having a falling out.
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The Bad Guys / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Mr. Piranha saying that the Love Crater Meteorite looks like a butt.
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The Bad Guys / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: Mr. Snake and Mr. Wolf may unintentionally terrify everyone in the diner, but Mr. Wolf does pay his bill and leaves a tip.
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The Bad Guys / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: In the video Marmalade uploads of Mr. Wolf rescuing the cat, one of the comments mentions that Dmitry Belyayev would have been happy to see it. Belyayev was a Soviet geneticist known for domesticating silver foxes in a decades-long breeding experiment, which is very fitting given Mr. Wolf's Heel–Face Turn.
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