History Main / GangofBullies

* Literature/{{Discworld}}'s Lord Downey is mentioned in ''Discworld/NightWatch'' as having one of these during his student days, although they themselves are also embarrassed by the immaturity of his bullying tactics.

* Foxy Loxy from ''Disney/ChickenLittle'' picks on the titular character with Goosey Loosey as support.

* The Sugar Rush racers are this to Vanellope Von Schweetz in ''Disney/WreckItRalph'', because she's a "glitch", and not considered a legitimate racer. That's only because [[spoiler:her code was vandalized by King Candy so no one had any memories of who Vanellope really is, princess of the game]].

* King Malbert and his royal guards in ''WesternAnimation/{{Igor}}.''
* The Sugar Rush racers are this to Vanellope Von Schweetz in ''Disney/WreckItRalph'', because she's a "glitch," and not considered a legitimate racer. That's only because [[spoiler:her code was vandalized by King Candy so no one had any memories of who Vanellope really is, princess of the game.]]

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', there's a group of four bullies in Springfield Elementary who often pick on Bart. They're composed of Dolph (the hunched-over redhead with the PeekABangs and the green T-shirt), Jimbo (the dim-witted one with the purple knit cap and the black skull T-shirt who kinda sounds like Milhouse [Milhouse and Jimbo share Pamela Hayden as their voice actor]), and Kearney (the bald, fat one who wears a punk version of Homer Simpson's white T-shirt and blue pants, and, in later episodes [[OlderThanTheyLook is heavily implied not to be a teenager, despite looking like one]]). Nelson ("haw! haw!"), the most recognizable bully of the series, also hangs out with them from time to time and is the leader of the group. He's more sympathetic than the others, having been granted many PetTheDog moments over the years.\\
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While Nelson is the gang's leader, Jimbo is the leader whenever he is absent, which is quite often. Nelson himself was introduced in the first season with a pair of color-swapped but otherwise identical lackeys, who also occasionally appear alongside the rest of the bullies, though much less often than Nelson.
* Mooch in ''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatiansTheSeries'' is usually seen with his gang: Wizzer, who dispite having the least speaking roles, seems to be Mooch's right hand, Dipstick, the dim pup, and Two-Tone, who once was Mooch's girlfriend, but left the gang later due to her relationship with Lucky.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'':
** The Rowdyruff Boys are essentially this. They're the {{Evil Counterpart}}s to the Powerpuff Girls.
** The Gangreen Gang are a gang of troublemaking teenage boys.

** Rainbow Dash has to deal with a trio of male pegasi who gave her a hard time in the past at flight school during the events of "[[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS1E16SonicRainboom Sonic Rainboom]]"
* Portia, Gwen and Penny from ''WesternAnimation/TheMightyB''. They also count as a sadist version of this.

* The Chopper Bunch from ''Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch.''

** Lawson was often seen with a gang of fellow fifth-graders: Cheay, Jocko, Buster, Chucko Kowalski, and Koreo.

** Conrad Mundy, Greg Skeens, Sue Bob Murphy, Kurst the Worst, and Lazy Kid also count, though they only rarely take an aggressive role towards the main characters.
* ''WesternAnimation/RocketPower'' has Twister's [[BigBrotherBully brother Lars]] with his three lackeys Pi, Sputz, and Animal, the latter of the three was introduced in the second season.
* The Bronto Bunch from ''WesternAnimation/ThePebblesAndBammBammShow''.
* The small birds in ''WesternAnimation/ForTheBirds'' become this when the large, awkward, ugly bird lands on their power line. Two of the birds start ruthlessly pecking away at the large bird's feet while the others laugh.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'': A gang of unruly detention students from Elmore Junior High School are sometimes featured which is led by of a bomb guy (named Julius) and the rest consists of a rotten cupcake, a rat (named Scythe), a big pink bear (named Mowdown), and a hand named Reaper.
* ''WesternAnimation/CarmenGotExpelled'' starts with Carmen getting expelled because she stood up against (and beat up) bullies asking for lunch money.

-->-- '''Mahatma Gandi'''

* Motoko Minagawa of ''Manga/FruitsBasket'' leads a small group of girls who routinely make life a little more difficult for the main character

* In the film ''Umarete Wa Mita Keredo'' two boys move to a town and end up bullied by a local gang of boys.

* What Valifornia usually acted as in SHINE and WWN group shows, especially after their only serious title contender, Nevaeh, got fed up with them and especially towards Solo Darling.

[[caption-width-right:300:Be careful. You may not know [[MuggingTheMonster what you're getting yourself in to]].]]

** Meanwhile, Draco is a not-particularly-physically-imposing ManipulativeBastard and Crabbe and Goyle are the big, stupid thugs who cling to him for status.

* Link in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'' comes across a group of boys who tease him upon meeting him, despite Link being older and bigger than them. A sidequest involves getting them to go to school
* Link has to deal with Groose and his gang of bullies in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword'' where they constantly harass him and at one point, kidnap his loftwing to prevent him from winning a school competition. Groose also dislikes Link because Zelda prefers to be his friend over Groose. Groose does get better over time thanks to his CharacterDevelopment and his lackeys pretty much go on their own and aren't mean to Link once Groose matures.

* Butch of ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' bullies [[HelloInsertNameHere you]] with his friends throughout your childhood, though one quest can be solved making one of Butch’s cronies indignant from being told that he “does whatever Butch tells him to”.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'': A gang of unruly detention students from Elmore Junior High School are sometimes featured which is led by of a bomb guy (named Julius) and the rest consists of a rotten cupcake, a rat (named Scythe), a big pink bear (named Mowdown), and an unnamed hand.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'': There is a gang of bullies on the school which consists of a bomb guy (named Julius), a big pink bear (named Mowdown), a rotten cupcake, a rat (named Scythe) and a hand.

* Probably the most timid character of the series (Kotonoha) gets harassed by no less than five girls in ''VisualNovel/SchoolDays''.

* Henry Bowers from Stephen King's ''Literature/{{It}}'' had a couple lackeys, though [[EvenEvilHasStandards even they were occasionally frightened by how sociopathic Bowers was]].

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', there's a group of three or four bullies in Springfield Elementary who often pick on Bart. They're composed of Dolph (the hunched-over redhead with the PeekABangs and the green T-shirt), Jimbo (the dim-witted one with the purple knit cap and the black skull T-shirt who kinda sounds like Milhouse [Milhouse and Jimbo share Pamela Hayden as their voice actor]), and Kearney (the bald, fat one who wears a punk version of Homer Simpson's white T-shirt and blue pants, and, in later episodes [[OlderThanTheyLook is heavily implied not to be a teenager, despite looking like one]]). Nelson ("haw! haw!"), the most recognizable bully of the series, also hangs out with them from time to time. He's more sympathetic than the others, having been granted many PetTheDog moments over the years.\\

It's not clear which of them is the alpha bully, though. Jimbo was the leader at first (according to the season one episode, "The Telltale Head" when Bart first met them outside the Aztec Theater), but over time their chain of command has shifted between Jimbo (because he was introduced first) and Kearney (because he's older than Dolph and Jimbo) before the chain of command became more or less egalitarian. Unless Nelson's being depicted as part of the gang (rather than just co-operation through respect between bullies), in which case he is almost always depicted as the leader. Albeit one with only a tenuous hold on power, as demonstrated in "Lisa's Date with Density". Nelson himself was introduced in the first season with a pair of color-swapped but otherwise identical lackeys.

* Lok, Chief, Slog and Zariah from ''WesternAnimation/TakAndThePowerOfJuju''.

** Lawson was often seen with a gang of fellow fifth-graders.
** Before Lawson, the same gang was led by Chucko Kowalski, but he seems to have been replaced by Lawson. Though he still appears with the gang in some episodes, but he rarely speaks anymore.