History Characters / BornToBeWildeTheCountsCourt

* TheDarkChick: The most prominent female antagonist, and serving under the Count.

* ShoutOut: He is specifically stated to be based on the Mad Hatter from ''Film/AliceInWonderland2010''. He also mentions [[Wiki/SCPFoundation Dr. Wondertainment]] as one of his previous employers, implying he was at least partially responsible for David the Robot Shark.

* CaneFu: A fox-headed cane is his WeaponOfChoice. Normally, he uses the [[SwissArmyWeapon huge assortment of gizmos]] inside of it when forced into a fight, but it's shown to be a perfectly capable melee weapon as well.

* NiceHat: Wears a spiffy top hat as part of his "Big Climax Ensemble"; see above.

** Taken UpToEleven in the finale, where he happily throws ''his entire criminal empire'' under the ZPD bus for the sake of his "final hustle."

* EvilCounterpart: To Nick, essentially the embodiment of Nick's criminal side UpToEleven. He's also one to Jimmy Frost, who's the same for Nick's innocent/cop side.

* OverarchingVillain: There are other [[ArcVillain Arc Villains]] here and there, but it is Reynard who is the source of the conflict and the one who must ultimately be stopped in the end.

* TheAce: An elite mercenary who has decades of combat experience and is truly frightening in battle, tossing aside anyone in his way with little effort. He is given the codename [[AceOfSpades"Ace of Spades"]] to highlight this.

* TheAce: An elite mercenary who has decades of combat experience and is truly frightening in battle, tossing aside anyone in his way with little effort. He is given the codename "Ace of Spades" to highlight this.

* StuffedIntoTheFridge: She drains a few of Carla and Priscilla's siblings, then "accidentally" drops their bloodless bodies in front of them, which quickly changes their minds about not wanting to fight her.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: He secretly broadcasts the events of the finale to turn Nick into "Hero Fox". In response, Nick pulls off a smaller-scale version to trick Reynard into thinking he got arrested over it, even utilizing the same spy camera he once had Carla wear.

* VillainousBreakdown: Starts in Chapter 21, hits its peak in Chapter 24, where he shows up to visit Marian in the hospital a broken mess of a fox, disheveled and ranting. By the time he next appears in Chapter 26, he's inexplicably made a full recovery, which is initially implied to have something to do with meeting Judy there and concluding that it's NeverMyFault.

* VillainHasAPoint: When confronted by Nick over his FailureGambit, Reynard counters his claims that he didn't really save the day by pointing out that his actions were his own with Reynard only publicizing them. Furthermore, that Nick still would've gone off to stop him even if he knew exactly what he was planning simply because Reynard needed to be stopped. And that he only did any of this in the first place due to the strength of Nick's convictions making him change his plans. Nick is eventually forced to concede.

** And he especially didn't expect Nick to get arrested ''again'' after he had just monologued to him about how perfect his plan was. Of course, he also didn't expect that the ZPD would agree to pull off an elaborate hoax to trick him into believing so, which Nick specifically counted on.

* FartsOnFire: The skunk equivalent at least. Elise shares a story about him discovering that skunk musk was flammable and getting a lot of amusement out of lighting it up. Taken to its logical extreme when he ignites the entire payload of musk in his muscle car before using it as an explosive battering ram against Grunt.

* VillainousBreakdown: Starts in Chapter 21, hits its peak in Chapter 24, where he shows up to visit Marian in the hospital a broken mess of a fox, disheveled and ranting. By the time he next appears in Chapter 26, he's inexplicably made a full recovery, which is implied to have something to do with meeting Judy there and concluding that it's NeverMyFault.

* RedHerring: Nick comes to suspect that Reynard's rant against Judy and the ZPD in Chapter 24 was merely a fit of impulsive anger, as nothing Reynard has said or done since suggests that he's targeting them specifically.

* TheBadGuyWins: Technically speaking, he gets exactly what he wanted in the end. (Or at least, what he wanted ''by'' the end.) Heavily subverted, however, given that his final plan is a FailureGambit that costs him everything but his life. Reynard himself doesn't consider it a win at all, just "losing with style."

* TheBadGuyWins: Technically speaking, he gets exactly what he wanted in the end. (Or at least, what he wanted ''by'' the end.) Heavily subverted, however, given that his final plan was a FailureGambit that cost him everything but his life.