My Bad Guys Fan Series

The Bad Guys return in forces with their old friends to see an old threat's apprentice strike again, one last time before all is lost.

After years in prison, Wolf, along with his friends, is finally released from prison, having paid the price for his past transgressions. Among his companions is Diane, who, like Wolf, has a history of criminal activities but has since turned her life around. Under Diane's influence, Wolf begins to reconsider his perspective on goodness and strives to follow in her footsteps. Having dated for a year, Wolf and Diane decide to seal their love through marriage. However, due to their species' biological limitations, they face the reality that they cannot have a child of their own. Undeterred, they set their sights on adoption, eagerly preparing to offer a nurturing and supportive home to a deserving child. In a twist of fate, Wolf stumbles upon a familiar face one day-a young boy named Billy. At first glance, Wolf immediately recognizes the striking resemblance between himself and the child before him. It is then that he realizes, to his astonishment, that Billy is his long-lost son from his previous marriage. Driven by a profound sense of responsibility and a flood of emotions, Wolf wastes no time in reaching out to Billy. Overwhelmed by the unexpected reunion, he explains their familial connection, and together they embark on a journey of rediscovery, bonding, and healing. With Diane's unwavering support, Wolf embraces his newfound role as a father and strives to make up for the lost time. As they navigate the complexities of blended family dynamics, Wolf, Diane, and Billy learn to navigate the challenges and joys that come with forging connections and building a loving family unit. In this tale of redemption, second chances, and unforeseen reunions, Wolf and Diane's love is tested and strengthened as they embrace the opportunity to rewrite their family's story. Through their unwavering commitment to one another and their shared determination to provide a nurturing environment for Billy, they discover that family is no

Swift Redthorn, a street rat that lives in the slums of Los Angeles on a quaint little cul-de-sac called Grove Street, spent his entire teenage years crawling his way into the underground crime scene just to make enough coin to cover food and house rent at the end of every week. It's not a life that he's proud of, but he loves it nonetheless. But what happens when he comes face to face with L.A.'s most notorious criminal gang of misfit anthros called 'The Bad Guys' and gets offered to join their crew as the newly elected Governor, Diane Foxington, publically ridicules them after their latest bank heist? Follow Swift's story as he accompanies The Bad Guys, promised with riches, fame and one hell of an interesting time. (The Bad Guys belongs to Dreamworks All art and media belongs to their respective owners Swift Redthorn belongs to me)

(Y/N) used to be a normal Citizen while he was growing up but in his teen years he knew he had to find some kinda way to stop the villains who kept terrorizing the City lives in so he decided to become a Vigilante and go by the nickname The Dark One Or Dante. Either one was fine with him but he finally faces his toughest foes so far The Bad Guys but along the way he falls for a certain Fox. How will the rest of this go? We shall find out. I don't own anything here. Everything belongs to their respective owners.

They say that when it rains, it pours. But when it comes to Luna, it storms instead. Aside from the death of her parents, Luna faces relentless torment at school, and feels as if the storm can only get worse. And that is where the Bad Guys, the most skilled thieves of the city come in. After stumbling upon Luna having an altercation with a group of bullies, they offer to take her as one of their own, and she accepts, hoping things will change. But with every storm comes a fire that burns, a wind that blows, and water that dries. Warning: This will get dark. Disclaimer: The only characters I own are Luna and anyone else I add into this.

In this crossover, the Bad Guys and Gru are villains together and go to steal the moon. They need the shrink ray when Vector steals it from them. Now they need Margo, Edith, Agnes, and Princess, four orphan girls to act as a distraction for them. But as they adopt them, they start to grow attract to them.