Diane Foxington

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Full name Diane Foxington Age 30 years Other names The Crimson Leg The Queen of The Acrobatic Swiss Army Knife Scams The Governor Agent Fox Affiliations The bad guys Home Los Angeles, California

Diane is a slim, anthropomorphic red fox with pear-shaped hips and thighs and basic fox features, such as pointed ears, a pointed snout with black inner lip liner and a dusty rose (instead of black) nose, paws with dark brown claws and a bushy tail.

Its thick fur is ginger-colored, with fluffy tufts on the sides of its face and pale apricot-colored patches around its eyes, its muzzle close to its chest, the inside of its ears, the front of its legs, and the tip of its tail. It also has well-defined black eyebrows, the left one with two small, round, silver piercings, and oval eyes with a very visible emerald-green iris and small, protruding eyelashes.

In terms of clothing, Diane wore a set of four outfits throughout the first film. Because she is the Governor, her primary aesthetic appears to be that of elegant business attire, consisting of a pair of large, oval-framed, thin silver glasses, a high-waisted flint gray blazer over a white dress shirt with a slim dark navy silk tie, and a pair of dark navy high heels. She accessorizes with a five-diamond necklace and a diamond bracelet worn around her right wrist. This is also the main outfit she is seen wearing in the second film, although she removes the blazer and heels to fight the Bad Girls and wears a pair of dark gray flats.

During the Golden Dolphins awards ceremony, Diane wore a gold necklace with a matching bracelet on her right wrist, similar to her usual bangle. Her outfit consisted of a ruched, strapless, sweetheart-neckline cherry-colored dress, presumably made of satin or silk, paired with strappy high heels in the same color. She also wore a ring that held the Zumpango diamond.

During the Kindness Gala, Diane wears the same diamond necklace and bracelet, but her outfit consists of a strapless, royal blue gown with a slit, built-in straight-leg trousers, and bright white ankle-strap heels. She also appears to be carrying a reddish-brown handbag. However, her train is not visible.

Meanwhile, as the Crimson Claw, Diane wears an outfit resembling that of a ninja: a form-fitting black stealth suit with a hood, yellow stripes down the sides, a small yellow "X" stitched down the center of the hood, and a black balaclava. She also wears a black belt with a thin buckle around her waist, black armbands, and matching over-the-knee boots with a yellow stripe across the soles. Her outfit is also designed to conceal all of her fox-like features, as her tail is completely hidden.

In The Bad Guys 2, while training with Wolf, he wears a gray boxing helmet with a paw print pattern, a gray spandex sports bra and tight high-waisted gym shorts with a yellow stripe running down the left and right sides, white tennis shoes, and yellow and gray fingerless boxing gloves.

After becoming an ISGLOP agent, she wears a black pantsuit, high heels, and sunglasses.

The extent of her operations as the Crimson Claw is a true mystery and a subject of speculation, but it is presumed that she was one of the greatest bandits ever to walk the face of the earth and that she terrorized the city of Los Angeles. Her history is relatively unknown in relation to the film. However, in the books, it is known that she was a member of the International League of Heroes. "The Bad Guys" (book) also reveals that she is fluent in fourteen languages ​​and that her parents were killed by hunters when she was very young. Through Mr. Wolf's brief account of her past and reflections on her career, we learn that she was the legendary bandit responsible for the theft of the Zumpango Diamond, one of the most valuable jewels Los Angeles had to offer at the time. She is also described as a somewhat repetitive person and a carefree braggart, who feels the need to make a name for herself after having pulled off the heist twice. Mr. Wolf describes her as an "acrobatic Swiss Army knife" along with "the queen of cons," suggesting that she may have a history of extortion or fraud.

Diane also managed to avoid being stopped and apprehended by the authorities, indicating that she had familiarized herself with surveillance technology. This also means that she left no trace when stealing the Golden Dolphin or terrorizing the city. It is also indicated that she loves making dramatic entrances or exits, judging by the scene where she mysteriously enters as a black shadow, only to emerge from that same prison by detonating depth charges and common explosives that practically render the island prison useless. Her preference for being slightly dramatic and leaving a legal footprint indicates that she might share a similar past that aligns with Mr. Wolf's previous mindset and how he ran his operation alongside his team.

Foxington is also the engineer of her own technology, suggesting that she has a history of creating or testing specialized weapons or tools for heists that would humiliate the population. She appears to be a jack of all trades and has mastered most of her craft through extensive training and familiarity with her work, though the methods by which she acquired this knowledge and experience are a matter of speculation. The status of her underground lair, where she keeps all her secret weapons, alleged loot, and her planning center, also suggests that Diane is a hardened criminal with a long history of executing her attacks, usually with perfection.

Her family history, along with her relationships with potential allies prior to The Bad Guys, is practically a mystery to Foxington, who, when comforting Mr. Wolf, announced that she could sympathize with him considering he had given up everything to pursue a life of crime. She laments that if Mr. Wolf's friends were true friends, they would come back for him. This implies that she may have had friends or even family in the past who would not have supported her, even when she became Governor, after seeing what she had done as a profession for so long. She also jokes that she was her, but on the right side, indicating that she did not wish to enter this life in the first place and was simply filling part of her soul with wealth and the dream of leaving a legacy before ultimately learning that it is pointless and discovering that she had become the stereotype she had always wished to avoid.

Unfortunately, beyond speculation, nothing concrete is known about Foxington's backstory, other than the vague information given in the original books, which bears little relation to the film. Hopefully, over time, we'll learn more about her legacy, as well as her history as a criminal.

The bad guys During the film, Diane first appears in the news report about the Bad Guys. She claims to feel sorry for them while brazenly insulting them, stating that they are second-rate failures, that their robberies stem solely from anger, denial, and self-loathing, and that no amount of money or valuables could ever fill those voids. She then mentions the Good Samaritan Award, where she will present the Golden Dolphin to the "Best Citizen," which Wolf and the Bad Guys plan to steal in order to win her back.

Later, Diane is seen with Misty Luggins entering the Gala, where she goes through a retinal scanner for added security. When the Bad Guys enter the Gala in disguise, she is seen again conversing with the ambassador and his wife. Mr. Wolf (as Mr. Poodleton) draws her attention by referring to the gigantic monumental statue as trash. Diane replies, "They say art reveals more about the viewer than the artist." However, as he introduces his false identity, she is unaware that Wolf had stolen her ring, while he asserts that the Bad Guys will soon be finished. Later, she states that the sculpture is about perspective and that trash can be recycled into something beautiful that reveals the shadow of a swan. Finally, she takes a selfie with Wolf as part of her plan.

Later, Diane is seen entering the front of the Gala to announce how the Meteorite caused a major impact on the California city and that Professor Marmalade won the Good Samaritan awards. However, as the curtain rises, the Dolphin is immediately stolen by Wolf, Snake, Piranha, and Tarantula. When the Bad Guys were about to be arrested after being exposed, she was speaking with reporters and witnesses until Wolf interrupted her to convince her and Marmalade to give the Bad Guys the second chance they deserved. He only allowed it when the Bad Guys were under Marmalade's control; then, Diane told Mr. Wolf to make the most of their change.

After the first day of Marmalade's reform experiment and the fiasco of the lab robbery, the Bad Guys attempt one last heist, which goes awry when Snake tries to eat the guinea pigs, leaving them in a sorry state. A furious Diane plots to halt the reform program and send the Bad Guys to prison. While Wolf tries to persuade her, she remains unimpressed and berates him, calling him a "coward" for being unwilling to prove to the world that he's more than just a terrifying stereotype. In response, Wolf finally loses his temper with her and berates her, expressing his pent-up frustrations and stating that people and authorities like her will never understand or believe them, even if they miraculously changed. Until Diane stealthily steals Wolf's ring (which he had snatched from her at the ceremony), much to his surprise, to show him that "a wolf and a fox are not so different," demonstrating that she truly understands and encourages Wolf to redeem himself and the rest of the gang not to prove a point or find popularity, but for their own sake, as this is their chance to have a better life.

Her speech deeply impacts Mr. Wolf, who performs his first good deed (saving the kitten from a tree and showing it kindness) later that night. Marmalade filmed the event and posted it online, redeeming the Bad Guys in the public eye. At the gala, Diane invites him to a dance, where they begin to develop a real connection. During a break in the dancing, she asks Mr. Wolf how it feels to be loved by the world instead of feared. He replies that it feels really good and places his diamond ring on her finger.

When Wolf is about to launch the final step of the plan, he can't bring himself to do it, and rightly so, because the idea of ​​betraying the newfound trust and love he's receiving, of betraying Diane's trust—he's fallen in love with her—is now unbearable. Suddenly, Marmalade frames the Bad Guys for stealing the Love Meteorite. While being chased by the police, Wolf hastily sacrifices a few seconds to give Diane a map to the gang's hideout and the loot. Marmalade is also revealed as a villain who secretly stole the meteorite from the Bad Guys. Wolf attacks Marmalade for his lies and for turning Snake against him, but cleverly opens the door in front of everyone to make them look even worse, since no one knows that Marmalade is the real thief.

After the trap is set and the Bad Guys lose everything, she feels disappointed and sad... but she wasn't easily fooled when she saw Marmalade, who was acting strangely calm after being "attacked," leading her to suspect he had set them up. She remembers the map Wolf gave her. Upon arriving at the hideout and seeing all the loot, she realizes his sincerity, which leads her to understand Marmalade's true nature: he really had set them up.

Stepping away from the Crimson Claw, Diane storms into SUCM prison and, using her athleticism, strength, and cunning (including knocking out two fleeing guards with a shoe), single-handedly takes down dozens of guards to free the innocent Bad Guys. After battling even more guards, she escapes with them by boat. When the Bad Guys part ways with Wolf, sadly betrayed by his redemption (as Marmalade tries to turn them against him, making them believe he no longer wants to be with them), Diane comforts Wolf, speaking of her own redemption and assuring him that if his friends truly are friends, they will forgive him and join him.

She reveals she has a hidden base beneath her house and takes Wolf there to equip him with all her devices. With Wolf's help, Diane uncovers Marmalade's plan to use mind-controlled guinea pigs to hijack the vans transporting charity money and hand it all over to him. She also uses hacking to determine the vans' coordinates and directions. After stealing Wolf's car to give to him, they head to Marmalade's mansion to stop the evil businessman by stealing the Meteorite, and they almost succeed if Wolf hadn't fallen into a trap that Diane had even warned him about.

Professor Marmalade traps the two vigilantes in his lair and sets them in the deadly trap, with his henchman, Cuddles, keeping watch. They are eventually rescued by the reformed Webs, Shark, and Piranha (while Snake, also redeemed, pretends to have joined Marmalade). The crew steals the Meteorite (actually a lamp) and escapes the compound.

When the theft of the "Meteorite" doesn't seem to have stopped the mind control, the gang decides to use Diane's devices and hack networks to redirect the hijacked vans back to their original destinations. Diane tells the Reformed Bad Guys to meet her at the police station to clear their names. However, the gang sacrifices their chance to get Mr. Snake back.

Once everything is said and done, he tries to defend the Bad Guys from the police. When Luggins insists that Diane can't possibly know they're innocent unless she's conspiring with known criminals, Diane realizes that the only way to prove their innocence is to confess that she was the Crimson Claw, which would completely ruin her new life. Luckily, Mr. Wolf refuses to allow it and surrenders, followed by the rest of the gang. Thanks to Mr. Snake's masterful tactics, he exposes Professor Marmalade as the real thief of the meteorite, making everyone realize that the Bad Guys didn't steal it.

Marmalade is defeated and finally arrested when he is accused of being the Crimson Claw after the Zumpango Diamond, which Diane still kept for sentimental reasons, falls out of his pocket when the lamp falls on him. Marmalade, who had taken it to add to his collection of stolen goods after capturing Wolf and Diane, is sentenced to the CSU and desperately tries to tell everyone that Diane is the real Crimson Claw, but no one listens now that they know Marmalade is nothing more than a con artist and a manipulative liar. Diane holds the Golden Dolphin and leaves with an air of smugness.

At the end of the movie, when the bad guys are released just a year later for good behavior, Diane arrives to pick them up in a car and she, the bad guys and the cat drive off towards the horizon, ready to do some heroic work.

The Bad Guys 2 After their release from prison, Wolf, Shark, Piranha, and Webs struggle to reintegrate into society, unsuccessfully trying to find work while Snake is often away from home. Wolf spends his time with Diane, training to get stronger, but he always wins. Diane and Wolf have grown closer, but they can't begin a relationship because she's the governor and Wolf is an ex-convict, fearing public perception. Diane inspires Wolf to give people a reason to accept him and his friends, leading him to help Commissioner Misty Luggins track down the Phantom Bandit, a new criminal who turns out to be Snake, with his new girlfriend, Susan. Just then, the Bad Guys are finally framed for the Phantom Bandit's work. Wolf calls Diane to maintain his innocence, and she agrees to help them.

The Bad Girls are later kidnapped by a group of criminals: Kitty, Pigtail, and Doom. Doom used the alias "Susan" and used Snake to lure them. Kitty recruits them to help her steal the experimental rocket MoonX. She shows them a video revealing Diane as Crimson Paw, her former identity, as blackmail. Meanwhile, Diane visits her old enemy, Professor Marmalade, in prison. He tells her that Kitty plans to use the MoonX space station's magnet, which can steal the world's gold by combining with a special metal called MacGuffinite. With this new information, Diane tracks the Bad Girls' location and heads to the MoonX base to stop them. Upon arriving at MoonX, Diane confronts the Bad Girls before they can board the rocket and defeats them in a physical fight. However, the girls tell Diane, calling her Crimson Paw, that she is no longer the Governor and that she should check her phone. Diane checks her phone and discovers that everyone figured out she's Crimson Paw because of an internet video Kitty posted. Foxington is devastated by the hateful comments directed at her, her career and reputation ruined. Kitty tries to calm Diane while she's distracted, but manages to sneak aboard while she's semi-conscious. With Foxington's criminal past exposed, the police begin investigating corrupt politicians, and Professor Marmalade is declared innocent of his crimes and immediately released.

Wolf manages to outsmart Kitty by stealing her watch, allowing him to maneuver the rocket toward the space station, destroying the magnet and returning the gold to Earth. Enraged, Kitty tries to kill Wolf, but a furious Diane recovers, beats Kitty senseless, and defeats her. Wolf and Diane reunite and share their first kiss. The Bad Guys regroup as the space station plummets toward Earth, while Pigtail and Doom escape with Kitty in an escape pod. After a crash landing, Kitty is sent to prison, Doom and Pigtail are sentenced to community service, and Luggins fakes the Bad Guys' and Diane's deaths so they can be employed as secret agents. Wolf and Diane eventually become a couple, and it is unknown who became the new governor after the exposure and Diane's faked death.

A wolf and a fox aren't so different. Maybe they believe you, maybe they don't, but it doesn't matter. Don't do it for them. Do it for you. This is a chance to write your own story. To find a better life for yourself and your friends. Come on, what have you got to lose?