- “No, no, no, no, no, no! Keep running, Wolf! One of these days, your luck is gonna run out!”
- ―Chief Luggins after The Bad Guys get away
Chief Misty Luggins is one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside Cuddles) of the DreamWorks animated film The Bad Guys. She was voiced by Alex Borstein, who also voiced Lois Griffin from Fox's animated sitcom, Family Guy.
Appearance[]
Chief Luggins is a somewhat of a middle aged largely sized female with a muscular build. She has a bandage on one of her ring fingers and straight/wavy ginger hair with small stud earrings (without hat is in a bun) whom dons a LAPD Uniform with a admiral blue button-up chest pocket shirt, a navy blue tie, police hexagonal hat, matching shorts, a patch on her shoulders and badge, indicating her position as a Chief of her LAPD Unit, and black combat boots.
Personality[]
When it comes to citizens, she is calm and genial, however, when it comes to criminals, especially the Bad Guys, she is hot-tempered and slightly crazy. Although she is obsessed with trying to put the Bad Guys in jail, she isn’t necessarily a villain as she is only doing her job, even though some of her actions are a bit extreme. Although it is justified, she is a bit of a jerk to the Bad Guys, as she ignores Mr. Wolf’s pleads of them being innocent as she only cares about putting them in jail. She even weak minded to after fighting them so many times she never learned how they plan and how they escape, showing that she barely knows them as they know her.
Even after the Bad Guys manage to prove themselves to be genuinely redeemed and turn themselves in, even showed her that Marmalade is the real criminal behind the meteorite being stolen, she is still intent on busting them again, even if she has to push them into committing a crime.
Biography[]
Movie[]
Not much is known about Luggins. From all her years of working for the LAPD, she has been pursuing criminals except for failing to bring Mr. Wolf and his gang to justice, albeit in comedic ways. She tends to remember well of other crimes in history, including a successfully failed attempt of stealing the Golden Dolphin, which was ultimately done by an unknown alias known as The Crimson Paw. At the meteorite's Gala Party, it seems that Luggins has a party side, but rather not show it unless the music really gets to her, which results into her break dancing. Luggins has a big rivalry connection to Mr. Wolf, as she told Mr. Wolf that bringing him to justice was practically her purpose. Luggins also seems to have heavy awareness when something is wrong, as indicated in the museum heist, the gala robbery, and when the meteorite was actually a lamp during the guinea pig chase led by Professor Marmalade. She may know a bit of Geology, as she quickly knows what kind of gem was stolen during The Crimson Paw robberies, which the blame was placed on Marmalade after he was defeated by the Bad Guys.
Maraschino Ruby[]
In an effort to catch the Bad Guys again, Chief Luggins sets up a plot involving a ruby while getting an article that has her call them stupid twice figuring they would take the bait and try to steal a fake ruby she planted. However, she soon finds out they had already been arrested for allegedly stealing a push pop. At first, she doesn't mind as it is still theft. However, Mr. Shark busts in disguised as a lawyer and reveals that the push pop was paid for along with pointing out that planting a fake ruby is entrapment, causing the Chief to be arrested instead. The Bad Guys offer not to press charges on the condition she redact her statement. She does so and soon finds out they swiped the real ruby from her pocket and returned it to the museum, getting them hailed as heroes much to her frustration.
Trivia[]
- She is never referred to by name in the film; however, her name is revealed on her ID and in the credits.
- She is the first DreamWorks secondary antagonist to not be inherently villainous, instead being a misguided anti-hero.
- She is similar to Razoul from the 1992 Disney film, Aladdin, as both are officials who are leaders of their guards who are obsessed with catching lawbreakers, even proving their innocence.
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