Mr. Wolf

{{Character |species = Gray wolf |gender = Male |image = [[File:Movie Wolf Render.webp |300px]] |eyes = Dark red iris, yellow sclera |aliases = Mr. Wolf
Grandma
Mr. Poodleton (disguise) |height = 6 ft 2 in (188 cm)^{[''citation needed'']} |name = Mr. Wolf |weight = 163 lb (73.9 kg) |marital=Dating [[Diane Foxington]] |birthDate=October 19, 1991^{[''citation needed'']} |Voiced by=[[Sam Rockwell]] Michael Godere (Netflix specials) |allies=[[Mr. Snake/Films|Mr. Snake]]
[[Ms. Tarantula]]
[[Mr. Piranha/Films|Mr. Piranha]]
[[Mr. Shark/Films|Mr. Shark]]
[[Diane Foxington]] (girlfriend)
[[Pigtail]]
[[Agent Doom/Films|Doom]]
[[Chief Misty Luggins]]
[[The Bad Girls]]
[[Agent Kitty Kat/Films|Kitty Kat]] (formerly) |relatives= |Age=34^{[''citation needed'']} |status=Alive |enemies=[[Marmalade]]
[[Cuddles]]
[[Agent Kitty Kat/Films|Kitty Kat]]
[[Chief Misty Luggins]] (formerly)
[[Pigtail]] (formerly)
[[Agent Doom/Films|Doom]] (formerly)
[[The Bad Girls]] (formerly) |affiliations=The Bad Guys}}{{Quote|Do I wish people didn't see us as monsters? Sure, I do. But these are the cards we've been dealt, so we might as well play 'em.|4=Mr. Wolf commenting on his team’s situation.}}

'''Mr. Wolf''' is the main protagonist of ''[[The Bad Guys]]'' film franchise. He is the leader of the titular Bad Guys, a talented criminal group hailing from Los Angeles.

== Appearance == Mr. Wolf is a tall, slim and rather handsome anthropomorphic gray wolf with the basic wolf traits - such as rather small ears, a pointed muzzle with black inner lip-liner and a large black nose, paws with short black claws, and a fairly bushy tail.

His thick fur is colored in a few shades of gray, with fluffy-tufts located on the sides of his face and one small tuft on top of his head, as well as his underside being colored in a shade of light gray. He also has rather thick, curved black eyebrows with the left one having a small, noticeable notch, and round eyes with yellow sclera and with the irises being a noticeable shade of very dark red. The red becomes more prominent when he is highly angry, as seen when he attempts to maul Professor Marmalade after learning that the latter manipulated him.

In terms of attire, Mr. Wolf changes his clothing rather often. His main attire consists of a cream colored blazer suit over an untucked, white dress-shirt, a brown belt with a silver buckle, gray ankle socks, and brown lace-up square toed oxfords with black laces.

When disguised as Oliver Poodleton, he dresses in a black fedora hat, thin-framed sunglasses, a suit similar to his main attire, only it includes a waistcoat with three black buttons, a black long-sleeved collared shirt with a purple neck tie, and a pair of white dress shoes with black soles. He also had a thin black mustache. When he loses his pants, it's revealed that he wears pink boxers with white hearts on them. He is show wearing these boxers in ''The Bad Guys 2''.

During stealthy heists, Wolf dons a full-length, black zipped-up latex bodysuit with patches on his shoulders, elbows and knees. When doing a heist with Diane, he received a utility belt.

During Marmalade's attempt to teach The Bad Guys good behavior, Wolf wore two sets of costumes: an old woman' disguise and a sheep onesie with a hood.

During the Charity gala, Wolf dons a large, medium-blue bow tie, a navy-blue suit, a white long-sleeved collared shirt, a black with a silver, rectangular-shaped buckle, gray socks, and black dress shoes. He is also wearing this outfit during his job interview with Craig, the bank manager, in ''The Bad Guys 2''.

In prison, he wore a short-sleeved orange prison uniform with white lace-up shoes with black soles.

In ''The Bad Guys: Little Lies and Alibis,'' Wolf wears his usual attire but with a black tie.

In ''The Bad Guys: Breaking In,'' he wears a blue blazer and pants with a white dress shirt, a brown belt with a silver, rectangle-shaped buckle, and his usual brown Oxford dress shoes with black shoelaces.

When sparring with Diane in ''The Bad Guys 2'', Wolf wears a red boxing helmet, a blueish-grey chest guard with shoulder pads over a salmon colored short sleeve shirt, blueish-grey shin guards, white shorts with black lines down the sides, white shoes, and yellow boxing gloves.

While disguised as "Buck Wolford", he wears a slick suit comprised of a brown blazer over a white dress shirt with a bolo tie, brown pants, a white cowboy hat and boots, red sunglasses, a belt with a golden buckle, and a black mustache.

When disguised as the bride, he wears a white wedding dress and veil

When he goes into space, he wears a white space suit.

After becoming a secret agent of ISGLOP, he wears a suit comprised of a black blazer over a white dress shirt with a black tie, pants, shoes, and sunglasses.

== Personality == Wolf always tries to go for a suave, cool gangster attitude and is very laid-back and smooth-talking, even trying, at one point, to win back Diane Foxington's favor by "Clooneying" and seducing her, which does not fazed her at all. In spite of his relaxed attitude and savoir-faire, he still has his instances of being somewhat clumsy and even stubborn, while still trying to come off as charming.

Due to the stigma of Wolf's kind being associated with the Big Bad Wolf, he grew up believing his only option in life was villainy, an insecurity he hides deep down behind a nonchalant front, and learned to just enjoy life as a criminal, to the point where he'll intentionally sabotage some of his getaways because the police chase is his favorite part of any heist.

But, even as a criminal, Wolf was always affable and friendly in his own way, even paying the restaurant he and Snake were at in the beginning, despite having no pragmatic reason to do so and always talking in a laid-back voice.

Since they are Wolf's only friends in a world where everyone fears him, he cares deeply for his gang, to the point of seeing them as family and never leaving any one of them behind, not even Snake, who he thought was a traitor. In particular, he is best friends with Mr. Snake, his childhood friend and peer in the book, while, in the movie, theirs is an intergenerational friendship. Wolf serves as a much more cheerful and optimistic foil to his cynical reptile friend and the two often share sarcastic banter.

Wolf is a brilliant strategist and, being as acquainted with them as he is, Wolf knows how to use each gang member's skills when planning his organized heists, with the gang successfully stealing innumerable treasures and money. However, he can sometimes be quick to anger or offense and he lets his anger get the best of him when Foxington insults him and his friends as sloppy, insecure criminals, which gets Wolf to try and steal the Golden Dolphin.

But throughout the film, Wolf comes to realize that doing the right thing and being loved, instead of being feared. makes him feel good, to the point where he will start wagging his tail uncontrollably and his much softer side comes to light, such as, when he saves a kitty from a tree with great gentleness and empathy and even adopts the kitten as a friend. By the end, he has becomes a truly selfless person, even taking the fall and turning himself in so that Foxington does not lose her position.

Initially, Wolf and Diane Foxington could not stand each other, as she had despised the Bad Guys for being sloppy criminals, who enforce stereotypes she has tried to subvert for years, well Wolf had a grudge towards the fox for insulting him and his gang on tv and had wanted to steal the Golden Dolphin in large part as spite towards her. After seeing that, like her, Wolf is insecure about the role society chose for him and had wished that, he was good deep down, Diane, seeing her past-self in him, came to trust Wolf much more, encouraging him to turn good. Throughout the fund-raiser gala and after, Wolf and Diane become more and more closer to each other, with Wolf even referring to her as "Diane", instead of "Foxington" like, before and their chemistry soon becomes even romantic. By the end, Wolf and Diane are willing to sacrifice all they have for each other's sake.

== Biography ==

=== Past === It is implied that he had a similar origin to his fellow Bad Guys, as they were feared and made outcasts due to their appearances and prejudices about their species before they did anything wrong, thus they embraced that fear by using it to become master criminals to get back at the world and prove themselves superior through their successful heists.

4 years before the events of the first film, the Bad Guys, with their new recruit Ms. Tarantula joining them for her first heist, pull off a perfectly executed heist at the home of Mr. Soliman in Cairo, Egypt where they steal his beloved muscle car which becomes their famous main ride. With help from Ms. Tarantula, they manage to escape the police on the streets of Cairo.

=== ''The Bad Guys: Breaking In'' === ''To be added''...

=== '''''The Bad Guys: Haunted Heist''''' === Before the events of the film and the Christmas special, Wolf tells the gang about a legendary treasure belonging to Reginald E. Scary, saying that anyone who takes it will be haunted for life. They don't believe him, however he is known to prank them on Halloween by scaring them. He promises not to scare them when he heads to Scary's mansion. While there, they are constantly frightened by the automatic devices that Scary set up to scare off the thieves. They manage to find the treasure, the amulet, and steal it, but not before Wolf plays one more prank on them.

In their hideout, Wolf starts going crazy, hearing music that no one else is making, and having a strange dream. Thinking he must return the amulet to appease Scary, Wolf gathers the crew to return to the mansion. They head to the mansion when the gang is kidnapped, leading to Wolf returning the amulet. It soon became apparent that the others were making fun of Wolf after he did the same to them. However, when Wolf takes the amulet again, it disintegrates before revealing that he knew about the prank. The others are angry with him.

=== '''''The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday''''' === Prior to the events depicted in the film, the Bad Guys are traversing the city with the intention of carrying out a bank heist on Christmas. They plan to use the fact that people will be preoccupied with celebration in their homes. During a parade, their vehicle becomes entangled with a cherished Santa Claus balloon, resulting in its unintentional destruction. Consequently, the city's morale plummets to such an extent that Christmas is called off. Worried about the feasibility of their crime, the Bad Guys decide to uplift the spirits of the city. Initially, Webs proposes substituting the balloon with a Santa Claus exoskeleton she has constructed, however, the remaining members of the group object, seeing it excessively menacing in appearance. Alternatively, Wolf proposes the idea of reconstructing the balloon, but, the outcome is unsightly and subsequently abandoned.

With only 12 hours remaining before Christmas morning, their intention is to infiltrate a radio station in order to broadcast Christmas songs once more, as they have been supplanted by rap music. Meanwhile, Wolf and Snake will pilfer presents and distribute them to people's residences. Despite the plan's success, Wolf believes that snow is necessary to completely revive people's enthusiasm. To do this, Webs alters a street-side shaved ice machine. However, Wolf, against her instructions, amplifies its power output. The snowfall commences, but rapidly escalates into an ice storm that instills fear and panic throughout the city. The gang admonishes Wolf for his proclivity to exceed reasonable limits, but they pardon him when he confesses that his intention was merely to orchestrate the most exceptional heist for their benefit, rather than seeking to impress them. Wolf using the Santa Claus exoskeleton to disable the ice machine. After the storm subsides, the exoskeleton assumes the role of the city's esteemed champion and symbol. Using its microphone, Shark instructs the inhabitants to return to their residences.

The criminals return to their secret location, but, they have contracted a respiratory illness and are unable to proceed with the planned theft. Unexpectedly and with a sense of disappointment, they discover gifts from Santa Claus, despite their consistent acts of kindness. Consequently, they initiate the development of a strategy to burglarize Santa's workshop in order to demonstrate their eligibility for the naughty list.

=== '''The Bad Guys''' === Mr. Wolf is the charismatic leader of the notorious "Bad Guys" gang, a group of feared (and often misjudged) animal outlaws. Despite their reputation for villainy, Mr. Wolf harbors a secret desire to be good. Tired of being stereotyped and feared, he orchestrates a daring plan to prove that the Bad Guys can change their ways. Throughout his life, Mr. Wolf has always been seen as a villain due to his species. He embraces this role initially, leading his friends Mr. Snake, Mr. Piranha, Mr. Shark, and Ms. Tarantula in a series of heists. However, after experiencing a moment of genuine goodness, he begins to question their lifestyle. Driven by a longing for acceptance, Mr. Wolf convinces his crew to attempt to become model citizens, seeking guidance from Professor Marmalade. Their journey is fraught with challenges, as they grapple with their ingrained bad habits and face skepticism from the public and authorities. Ultimately, Mr. Wolf's leadership and genuine desire for redemption inspire his friends and lead them down a path of unexpected heroism.

=== The Bad Guys in Maraschino Ruby === Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake exit a gas station convenience store while reading a newspaper. On the front page is an article about The Maraschino Ruby. Snake questions why The Bad Guys would want to steal the Ruby, as it is too dangerous. Wolf is confused by this, given that they have a clean slate. Wolf also mentions Police Chief Misty Luggins' statement: "The Ruby is safe from those stupid, lame and stupid Bad Guys." Appalled at being called stupid twice, Snake decides to help. As they get into the car with their friends, Wolf catches Snake licking a Push Pop, asking him if he paid for it. Snake sarcastically answers, and the LAPD show up. The Bad Guys drive off. Wolf explains his strategy to get into the Museum of Fine Arts and get to the Ruby.

Meanwhile, Luggins catches someone, believing them to be The Bad Guys, and says she anticipated them to be here after calling them stupid twice, but discovers that it is really Officer Bob, much to her confusion. Bob says that the News believes the Maraschino Ruby to be fake and, upon inspecting it, he confirms it to be made of candy. Luggins confirms this too, as she made it and that she has the real Ruby. Luggins tells him that it's part of a plan to catch The Bad Guys: she believes The Bad Guys might still be pretending to go good and wants to prove it by catching them with the Ruby after they reacted to her making a comment about them with two stupids instead of one. However, much to her shock, Bob tells her that The Bad Guys were already arrested earlier today.

At the police station, Luggins finds the Bad Guys (minus Shark) in the interrogation room, with Wolf commenting on her statement. Bob tells her that they were brought in for stealing a Push Pop. Snake says they allegedly did it, but after he licks the Push Pop, he realizes that he and his friends are busted. Luggins gloats at them and declares them guilty, even if it was for a minor felon. However, before she can book them, Shark comes in disguised as a lawyer named Jude Lawson, and presents Luggins with a receipt for 79 cents, proving that they did not steal the Push Pop. However, he adds that Luggins was breaking the law herself by committing entrapment when she planted the fake Maraschino Ruby for them to steal. At Shark's request, Bob arrests her, confirming this since it is a major legal infraction. Wolf tells Luggins that he and his friends won't press charges if he retracts her statement about The Bad Guys being stupid, and dials City News, much to Luggins' chagrin.

Later today, Luggins is in her office, crying in a defeated manner. Bob tells her that the good news is the Real Maraschino Ruby was returned to the museum. Luggins is surprised by this, since she didn't return the real Ruby. Upon finding a Push Pop in her pocket, she soon realizes Wolf took the real Ruby and The Bad Guys broke into the museum just to replace the fake Ruby with the real one. Bob proudly admires the Bad Guys' good deed and says they are not so bad after all, which angers Luggins very viciously, causing her to break the Push Pop in two and scream in rage.

Wolf and Snake leave the store again, looking at the news about the real Ruby's return to the museum and Luggins' new statement, and calls the job easy. Snake, holding up the fake ruby agrees, saying it was like literally taking candy from a baby. A very large and really angry baby. He eats the candy ruby as he and Wolf drive off with their friends.

=== The Bad Guys in Little Lies and Alibis === Mr. Wolf nervously enters the Parole Office and introduces himself and his associates to their Parole Officer, as the rest of The Bad Guys enter the Parole Office. The Bad Guys are in a complete mess of bruises and messy clothes, with Wolf's face covered in blue dye, Shark holding an IV pole and wearing a respirator mask, Piranha wearing a mask of himself, covered in a tire mark and accompanied by a chicken, Webs completely fuzzed up and her face covered in soot, and Snake's neck tied in a knot. Wolf begins to explain, but the Officer stops them, stamps a document, and permits them to continue. Wolf tells her that he and his crew know they are 10 minutes late to their Parole check-in, though Piranha, after looking at the clock, corrects him by saying it was 12 minutes, and Snake smacks him on the head in response. Mr. Wolf explains to the officer what happened that led them to being late, as it is a really funny story, and, according to Shark, very "law-abiding" :

The Bad Guys were at the diner, getting breakfast since they were running early to their check-in. They are pleased to be off parole in a couple hours, and Wolf is proud that The Bad Guys didn't cause so much as one single legal infraction for 6 months. But, just as they clinked their wine glasses full of orange juice, a tow truck took Wolf's car away, implying he parked it ilegally by accident. and The Bad Guys frantically rush out of the diner, and Wolf tells the Parole Officer that his car getting towed was a valet being "generous enough" to take his car without asking.

He then tells the Parole Officer that he and his crew went to the impound lot to retrieve his car, and Wolf was giving the manager an extra generous tip. Shark was trying to get a snack from the vending machine, but couldn't, much to his frustration. Webs tells him the reason is because the vending machine is unplugged, due to too many plugs being put into the outlet extension. But Piranha, not listening, plugs the vending machine in, electrocuting Webs and causing a circuit overload that disables the crane's magnet and drops an old, blue, beat-up car right onto Wolf's car, crushing it to pieces, horrifying Wolf to the point of screaming, "AHHH! MY CAR!!!!!!".

With their car destroyed AGAIN, the Bad Guys were forced to take the bus to get to the Parole Office. The fuzzed up Webs, who is being held by Wolf, believes something to be not right and asks her friends if they took the right bus. This causes them to indirectly reveal they had no idea there was more than one bus. They were dropped off in the middle of the desert, miles from the city. But Piranha needed to go to the bathroom, and immediately runs to a gas station where there is a restroom, but also a line of scary bikers waiting there, too. Piranha tries to open the door, but it is locked at the moment, and Piranha explained to the Parole Officer that the biker went crazy on him for no reason, despite the fact Piranha actually cut in line, and the lead biker pulled him away from the door, but Piranha pulled the door off its hinges, and the biker inside screams in surprise. Piranha said that, being a master of conflict resolution, he peacefully and gracefully de-escalated the situation, but he actually reacted angrily to the lead biker calling him "chum bucket", and attempts to attack the lead biker, and Wolf was too late to stop him. Later, Wolf and The Bad Guys were beaten senseless and buried up to their necks by the bikers, which Wolf said was a relaxing mud bath rewarded to them for Piranha's efforts. Piranha urinates in the sand, and Webs noticed him smiling, and Piranha said he's doesn't need to go to the bathroom anymore, disgusting his friends.

After getting out of the sand, The Bad Guys attempted to get a rideshare, which Wolf told the Officer was an eco-friendly option. His patience worn out, and he and his friends not having any luck, Piranha steps into the middle of the road just as a truck heads his way. The truck runs over him, causing the driver to stop. Pirahna is still alive, but got the tire mark on his face. Wolf said the driver gave them a ride, but really, he just yelled at Piranha for standing in the middle of the road before getting back in and driving off, and The Bad Guys grabbed Piranha and snuck in the back. However, they realized too late the truck was delivering chickens, and Snake goes into hungry mode upon seeing them. Snake devours them all, but Wolf opens the door and forces all the chickens out of Snake's stomach and into the street. This distracts the driver and causes him to swerve, and The Bad Guys hang on for their lives. Wolf said it got a little fuzzy, but he remembers taking the scenic route.

The Bad Guys fall onto a scooter with one of the chickens and drive frantically, with Wolf hanging onto the rear of the scooter in a panic. And then a montage of events shows what happens next according to what The Bad Guys thought happened next, including driving through a construction site, knocking over a graffiti artist, smashing through a fence in an alley, hanging perilously from a helicopter, Wolf giving Shark CPR at the hospital, and Snake playing chess in the park. Finally, after all that chaos, The Bad Guys, bruised, beaten and utterly exhausted, finally make it to the Parole Office with 10 minutes to spare, but they stopped short at Wolf opening the door when two robbers storm a bank, much to their chagrin. Wolf whines about this one little thing they have to do before going into the Parole Office, despite Snake suggesting ignoring them.

Wolf said they set some rogue youths on a better path, but what really happened is...just as the robbers, who were wearing masks of Wolf and Piranha, told the terrified Bank Teller to put the money in their bag, The Bad Guys enter and Wolf compliments their outfits. The robbers are excited to see them, since they are big fans of them. Wolf congratulates them for thinking of everything, including their escape route and disabling the security cameras, including the one behind the fake plant, which Webs pointed out, and Shark pointed out the silent alarm, and Wolf asks if they DID cut the silent alarm, and the robbers, knowing they forgot about that, tell him they did, but ask him what would happen if they didn't. Wolf tells them not to worry about it, since the police's response time is...12 seconds-ish. The Robbers flee the bank in fear, and Wolf returns the loot to the Bank Teller, but not before a dye pack explodes from the bag, covering Wolf's face in blue dye.

With no time to clean up, Wolf and his crew made their way to the Parole Office, and he tells the Parole Officer that is all what happened. The officer finds the story fascinating, and Wolf insists that they are serious about turning over a new leaf and leaving their life of crime behind. The lady tells them she's convinced, much to The Bad Guys' joy, but says this is something they will need to explain to their ACTUAL Parole Officer. She reveals they arrived at the post office instead, which happens a lot, and that the Post Office is south Main Street, while the Parole Office is NORTH of main street, and wishes them good luck. Realizing that they were at the wrong place this whole time, and that they are now 3 hours 56 minutes late to their parole check-in, since Wolf spent 3 hours 44 minutes explaining what happened, The Bad Guys thank the Post Office worker for the directions and corrections, and they frantically leave to head to the Parole Office, hoping they can get there before they end up in more trouble than they were when they arrived at The Post Office.

=== '''The Bad Guys 2''' === Following the defeat of Professor Marmalade and their recent release from prison, the Bad Guys have since reformed but struggle to fit into society. Wolf, Shark, Piranha, and Tarantula unsuccessfully apply for jobs while Snake is frequently away from home. Wolf spends his time with Diane and they grow closer, but they cannot start a relationship due to him being an ex-criminal and her being governor. Inspired by Diane to give people a reason to accept them, Wolf helps Commissioner Luggins track down the Phantom Bandit, a new criminal known for being untraceable. They soon find evidence leading to the bandit being Snake, only to later realize he was with his new girlfriend, Susan. In an attempt to expose the Phantom Bandit at a ''lucha libre'' wrestling tournament, the Bad Guys are framed by a pig for the Phantom Bandit's work. Wolf calls Diane to maintain their innocence and she agrees to help them.

The Bad Guys are later kidnapped by a trio of female criminals: Kitty Kat, Pigtail Petrova, and Doom. Kitty was the Phantom Bandit, Pigtail was the pig who framed the Bad Guys, and Doom used the name "Susan" as an alias and was using Snake to lure the Bad Guys. Kitty recruits them to help steal the experimental MOON-X rocket, using secret video footage revealing Diane as the Crimson Paw, her former criminal identity, as blackmail, so the Bad Guys reluctantly acquiesces. Meanwhile, Diane visits Marmalade in prison, where he reveals that Kitty plans to use the Multinational Space Station to steal all of the world's gold with MacGuffin ite, a rare metal which can magnetically attract gold.

The group begins their plan by successfully stealing the smartwatch of the rocket's owner, Mr. Moon, at his wedding. Kitty gives Wolf the footage on a flash drive as promised, but traps them after the Bad Guys record her confession. Kitty uploads the footage to the internet, which reveals Diane's secret identity globally, and alerts the police of the Bad Guys' location. Diane confronts the girls before they board the rocket, but Kitty reveals that the footage is now live. A devastated Diane is tranquilized by Kitty while distracted, but manages to sneak on board while half-conscious. Luggins arrests the Bad Guys, but admits that she trusts them and helps them board the rocket mid-launch via helicopter.

After learning the Bad Guys snuck onboard, Doom and Pigtail do not want to attack them, but Kitty refuses to give up the plan and overpowers the machine, endangering millions of people while magnetizing a large amount of gold, along with a limo including a newly-acquitted Marmalade. When Wolf reaches her, Kitty breaks the magnet's remote, but Wolf pickpockets the smartwatch, which allows him to maneuver the rocket into the magnet, destroying it and returning the gold. Enraged, Kitty attempts to kill Wolf for ruining her plan, but Diane recovers and defeats her. Wolf and Diane happily reunite and share their first kiss, while the Bad Guys regroup as the space station plummets towards Earth. After crash-landing, Kitty is sent to prison, Doom and Pigtail are sentenced to community service, and Luggins fakes the deaths of the Bad Guys and Diane so they can be employed as secret agents. Meanwhile, Marmalade flies to his home planet in his limo, which transforms into a spaceship.

== Quotes == === '''The Bad Guys''' === {{Quote|We may be bad, but we’re so good at it.|4=Wolf bragging about his team’s skill.}}

=== '''The Bad Guys 2''' === {{Quote|Showtime!|4=Wolf's first line in the trailer.}} {{Quote|I am never driving another car ever again.|4=Wolf after enjoying his car.}}

==Trivia== *He is the Big Bad Wolf in many stories, including: **Little Red Riding Hood **Big Bad Wolf (book) **The Boy Who Cried Wolf **Wolves Fairy Tales **The Chicken and the Wolf **The Wolf and the Lamb **Three Little Pigs **Peter and the Wolf *Mr. Wolf is voiced by [[Sam Rockwell]] in the films and the shorts, while Michael Godere voices him in [[The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday|''The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday'']] and [[The Bad Guys: Haunted Heist|''The Bad Guys: Haunted Heist'']]. ==Gallery== {{Gallerylink}} [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Males]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Article stubs]] [[Category:Wolves]]