Kitty Kat

Kitty Kat, also known as the Phantom Bandit, is the main antagonist of DreamWorks' 49th full-length animated feature film The Bad Guys 2, the sequel to the first film which is based on Aaron Blabey's book series of the same name. She is a young snow leopard and the ruthless leader of "The Bad Girls" who are a new formed group of criminals inspired from the reformed criminal group "The Bad Guys". Kitty Kat is a very tall, strikingly attractive anthropomorphic snow leopard with her species' natural fur color - as it is colored gray with a lighter shade in her muzzle, a darker-colored gradient on the tip of her ears, and her signature spots. She also has a long tail, paws with short black claws, and a pale pink nose. Her figure is rather muscular with semi-curvy hips and thighs. Her most distinctive attribute is her glowing seafoam green eye sclera with the right having a lighter-colored ring around the iris, alongside distinctively thick but small lashes. She wears a dark gray cap, an orange-lined dark gray hooded jacket over a faded olive green tank top with a few holes on the neckline, a thick black belt, dark gray form-fitting ripped jeans, and black combat boots with faded-orange laces, buckles, and gray soles. She also accessorizes with an orange wristband on her left wrist, small hooped helix piercings on her right ear and silver rings on her right index finger and another one on her left pinkie. Kitty is a cruel, snarky, and cold-hearted sociopath who is willing to threaten others to get what she wants. She appears to treat Doom and Pigtail well, but that's only because obey her. In the climax of the film, she goads them into continuing with the plan after they reveal that they do not want to harm the Bad Guys, indicating that she only sees them as pawns for her plans. Kitty also possesses an inordinate ambition, her stubbornness having driven her to steal the world's gold through a most complex and harsh plan, not to mention her additional motivation to do what she believes will always bring her more respect. At the same time, Kitty has a twisted concept of respect, not differentiating it from the fear instilled in people. Kitty is shown to be a hypocrite as evidenced by her telling the Bad Guys that people may seem like one thing, but are something else entirely, when she pretends to be Doom and Pigtail's friend, but really sees them as disposable tools. Kitty is shown to pass off other's work as her own as evidenced by her saying that Wolf's plan to steal Mr. Moon's watch was her plan just because she hired him even though she never came up with the plan and was going to call off the whole heist when it looked like Wolf had failed. This shows how arrogant she is because she sees herself as superior to Wolf even though he is older, wiser, and more experienced than her. Kitty may have said she never received a lollipop from her teacher because of her claws or teeth, but given that her statement of this wasn’t definitive as shown by her saying “maybe it was my teeth or my claws” and given that she reacted with anger and a lust for power after this event, it can be deduced that Kitty wasn’t exactly a well-behaved student before she stole the lollipops. Unlike Wolf, who's the kind of leader who fights on the front lines with his underlings, Kitty is shown to be a cowardly leader who sits back relaxing in hiding while her subordinates do the dirty work for her. This could imply that it wasn't Kitty who stole the McGuffinite objects, but her subordinates which would explain how she was known for being impossible to trace. When the Bad Girls created the gold magnet, Kitty did nothing while Doom and Pigtail did the hard work and the only thing she did was turn on the magnet. For all her brilliance in apparently stealing and being impossible to trace, Kitty is remarkably short sighted as she failed to see that her gold plan would have never worked because she would have destroyed Earth meaning there would have been no one left to "respect" her. She also failed to see that would just have millions of tons of gold floating uselessly in space, which would have caused the space station to fall back to Earth. She also failed to see that Marmalade was the one who was using her for his own means. In the end her arrogance, rapacity and stubbornness caused her downfall, as she underestimated Wolf despite getting a few tips from Marmalade on how to get ahead of him, he still manages to completely outwit her, as he manages to pickpocket the watch to control the space shuttle and uses it to destroy her gold magnet, destroying her whole plan. She then gets very angry despite that fact that she foolishly didn’t see that her plan nearly destroyed Earth, but her anger quickly turned into fear when Diane rescued Wolf and attacked Kitty in a much more justified fury of anger, as Kitty attempts to get away from her, proving that Kitty is actually a coward when she comes across someone stronger and faster than her, especially when she tranquilized Diane earlier. Eventually, smugly using Diane’s former identity proved to be a very stupid plan, as in the end she got ultimately beaten up by Diane for exposing her but overall, using it to threaten her friends. In the end it’s all pure karma, having everything she planned on destroyed by her very eyes (like how she exposed Diane, making her feel devastated) and getting brutally hurt back by Diane (since she personally hurts people like Wolf and unnecessarily to her own allies).