Characters / Game Of Dogs

The character list for the whole cast of villains in Game Of Dogs. It's still in progress.

Randell's Pack

Randell

A sociopathic, murderous Golden Retriever who has been on numerous murders for years. Randell is the main leader of his pack and later his army which plans on annihiliating any other animals from the city and even the world.

• A God Am I: Have the god complex of dog supremacy.
• Ax-Crazy: He has strong Blood Lust tendencies and he loves killing animals, from mice, squirrels to even cats, with pleasure.
• Big Bad: Of the story as a whole.
• Even Evil Has Standards: Even with his Darwinist mentality of all things, he doesn't tolerate Satchel anymore as time goes on.
• Jack the Ripoff: Somehow he was modeled after Jack The Ripper.
• Killed Off for Real: He decided to confront Satchel who's rigging the Battle Royale event, but ends up getting murdered through falling from the cliff.
• Light Is Not Good: Being a Golden Retriever makes you a good dog, right? Not this one.
• Living Legend: A legendary serial murderer dog.
• The Social Darwinist: In addition to his god complex, Randell has the strong eugenics mentality, supporting the superior species in the domination of the inferior.
• Soft-Spoken Sadist: Sometimes, if he ever wanted to.
• Villain Protagonist: He may not appear in every chapter (many chapters are light-novel short), but he's the main character across the series.

Satchel

A murderous, sociopathic and bloodthirsty Dachshund who set the kills on sight, and have notoriously murdered any animals with zero qualms.

• Blood Knight: Not only he likes to fight, he loves to kill his opponents when they are weak.
• Blood Lust: He has very fascination with blood and murder, and enjoys it with no remorse.
• The Dreaded: According to some of the evil dogs, Satchel has staggering number of body counts, and being a Dachshund makes him even more of a menace.
• Dog Stereotype: Inverted. Satchel is not the funny and kind Dachshund you'd expect in the Western hemisphere. Rather, he acts like an actual Dachshund by being a jerk to any other animal he faces.
• The Dragon: Randell's Hyper-Competent Henchdog.
• Eldritch Abomination: Due to the writer considers Dachshunds as the ugliest dog breed, Satchel in-universe is generally seen as an ugly, dangerous and abhorrent dog, from the perspective of even the other evil dogs.
• Evil Laugh: Does this when he managed to murder his rival.
• Eviler than Thou: The Battle Royale event demonstrates how menacing the Dachshund is.
• Hate Sink: Satchel has no redeeming qualities and is a straight-up abomination reviled by even the evil dogs.
• I Am a Humanitarian: He viciously eats his opponents if he defeats them without disposing their bodies.
• Karma Houdini/The Bad Guy Wins: Won the Battle Royale event, killed a supernatural dog and Randell, and continues to be a menace.
• Knight of Cerebus: When this Dachshund shows up, there is nothing funny. He's about to kill you.
• Sadist: Enjoys the sufferage of his victims and opponents, and laughs happily when someone is finally killed.
• The Sociopath: He has zero qualms in murdering his opponents and victims, and is as bloodthirsty as some of the worst dogs around. Since Dachshunds are one of the most-aggressive dog breeds in real-life, that is also invoked.

Samniel

A Dalmatian who turned into the life of killing spree after retiring from the firehouse.

• Dark and Troubled Past: Suffering the losses of other animals and humans made her turn into the life of crime
• From Camouflage to Criminal: Used to be in firehouse before turning to murders.
• Killed Off for Real: Gets burnt to death after getting fire-scorched.
• Old Dog: The Evil Old Folks version.

Mitch

A Rough Collie who's another assistant of Randell.

• Affably Evil: Though he doesn't give anyone who insults at him.
• The Brute: He claimed himself to be a tough and rough dog.
• Early-Bird Cameo: He first appears unnamed as an assassination target for Doug.

Guardian Corps

Grenade

A Saint Bernard who is the leader of a criminal organization. He first appears as a guest in the casino.

• Affably Evil: Grenade is a Gentle Giant, but doesn't stop him from being a crIminal organization leader.
• Diabolical Mastermind: No doubt he's running something shady, and his ambition? Wipe out all animals that aren't dogs.
• Dog Stereotype: An Affably Evil version of the Saint Bernard Gentle Giant stereotype.
• Even Evil Has Standards: Despite being a Diabolical Mastermind himself, Grenade doesn't tolerate Satchel or anyone with heinous murderous streak.
• Frothy Mugs of Water: The writer had considered giving him an alcoholic beverage to match his status as a Diabolical Mastermind. However, this was changed to water after knowing alcoholic beverages can kill dogs via intoxication.
• Illegal Gambling Den: Owns one as seen in Chapter 3.
• Large and in Charge
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: He's named after a disposable explosive weapon.
• Villainous Friendship: With Eduin, a Keeshond. Both own an Illegal Gambling Den where the evil dogs play poker.

Winston

A Cardigan Welsh Corgi who is the subordinate of the Guardian Corps.

• Affably Evil
• Big Guy, Little Guy: The Little Guy due to the Corgi's size.
• Co-Dragons: With Dragoon.
• The Evil Genius: Crossing over with The Brute as he has the cunning fighting skills to back his smaller size.

Dragoon

An American English Coonhound who is the subordinate of the Guardian Corps.

• Affably Evil: Pretty much when he's not fighting.
• Big Guy, Little Guy: The Big Guy due to the Coonhound's size.
• The Brute: Downplayed, but he's still this trope.
• Co-Dragons: With Winston.

Dadao Tong

Chong

A Chow Chow who loves fighting and is very prideful about it. He has murderous intentions behind his prideful nature.

• Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy: Calls his rivals pathetic when encounters them.
• The Brute: Much straighter example than Winston.
• Co-Dragons: With Huilong.
• Dog Stereotype: An Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy dog. Bonus points for being a Chinese dog breed.
• Even Evil Has Standards: He hates being discriminated by other evil dogs who use racist slur at him. Try call him using derogatory "Foreign Dog" and he'll snap.
• Foil: To James. Both are arrogant, mean, and villainous small dogs, but while Chong is an Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy who condemns racism towards other dogs, James is outright a racist who presses down The Social Darwinist mentality.
• Jerkass: Being an asshole to even his allies. Even worse when someone calls him a "Foreign Dog".

Huilong

A Pekingese who is prideful about his heritage. Likes fighting, but he plays the support role for Chong.

• Affably Evil: Would you think he is surprisingly polite to Chong sometimes?
• Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy: Less so than Chong, even though he likes to fight.
• Co-Dragons: With Chong.
• The Evil Genius: Doubles as the Evil Mentor
• Killed Off for Real: Destroyed by a precise grenade throw from James.
• Straight Man and Wise Guy: The Evil Mentor to Chong's Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy.

Jun

The head of the Dadao Tong, whose his aims is to annihiliate the unwanted vermins in the city.

• Affably Evil: Polite and dignified as he is, running a criminal organization.
• Creepy Hairless Animal: Jun is a hairless Chinese Crested Dog and the mastermind of the Dadao Tong.
• Dog Stereotype: Of Yellow Peril variety.
• Exotic Entree: Defied in "Genocide (part 2)". Jun doesn't like to eat cats, and insists on his henchdogs about eating the hapless, imprisoned kittens. None of them seems to have a delicacy in them, and Terrace, with Jun's permission, eats them instead. Despite that, this Chinese Crested dog is still very sadistic on that scene, since he and his henchdogs love to see their abductees suffer.
• The Triads and the Tongs: His organization is mainly compromised of the Renegade Chinese dog breeds.

Spy Dogs

James

A Cocker Spaniel spy who is cocky and arrogant about his heritage.

• Asshole Victim: Being one disgusting and loathsome racist dog, he deserved his death during the Battle Royale event.
• Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: James first seems to be Affably Evil, but the moment he backstabs other spy dogs.
• Blasphemous Boast: Sometimes he demands anyone to call him a god.
• Dog Stereotype: Inverted. Not only he's a male Cocker Spaniel, he fits the negative "aristocratic and showy" spaniel stereotypes of being cocky and prideful about his royal heritage. Truth in Television since many spaniels were used as royalty dogs.
• The Fighting Narcissist: A cocky Cocker Spaniel who likes to fight. No one shall berates his royal heritage.
• Foil: To Chong. Both are arrogant, mean, and villainous small dogs, but while Chong is an Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy who condemns racism towards other dogs, James is outright a racist who presses down The Social Darwinist mentality.
• Hate Sink: Being prideful about his royal family and an asshole to everyone is why he's so hated by other villains, too.
• Homophobic Hate Crime: He killed two lesbian dogs (actually one) with a turret during the Battle Royale event. Doesn't end well for him.
• Killed Off for Real: Destroyed in a huge explosion plotted by Doug's time bomb, after he kills Perri.
• Politically Incorrect Villain: He calls the Chinese dog breeds, especially those henchdogs of The Triads and the Tongs, with racist "Foreign Dog" slur.
• The Proud Elite: Being from the royal heritage, James is cocky as hell.
• Punny Name: More like Punny Breed Name. Then again he's a cocky Cocker Spaniel.
• Shout-Out: He's basically James Bond in name only.
• The Social Darwinist: He presses the eugenicistic mentality by looking down on the weaker species.
• Smug Super / Smug Snake: Very arrogant and mean towards other dogs, to the point he even calls Chong a Foreign Dog. Big mistake on the spaniel's part.

Charles

A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel spy who boasts about his heritage.

• Affably Evil: Being prideful about his royalty while keeping his dignity, yet he is quite an evil dog.
• Disney Villain Death: Evil Versus Evil example, Charles gets pushed down by James after a Rooftop Confrontation regarding his arrogance. He survived in the next chapter.
• Dog Stereotype: Inverted. Not only he's a male Cavalier Spaniel, he fits the negative "aristocratic and showy" spaniel stereotypes of prideful about his royal heritage. Truth in Television since many spaniels were used as royalty dogs.
• Faux Affably Evil: He would backstab any dog with his royal pride.
• Hypocrite: Berating Randell and Mitch for scavenging a dead cat, while himself being a decadent scumbag. This resulted in an Insult Backfire.
• Killed Off for Real: Destroyed by James' precise time bomb during the Battle Royale event. When James can't kill him during his first confrontation, he succeeded in his second attempt.
• The Proud Elite: Being from the royal heritage makes him arrogant as hell.
• Punny Name: A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel named Charles.
• Screw the Rules, I Have Money!: Implied. He bribed the police dogs to get away from his crimes. Though this is fitting if you replace "Money" with "Royalty".
• Smug Snake

Remina

A bloodthirsty, determined Beagle who has strong interest in hunting and fighting.

• Affably Evil
• Blood Knight: Implied by herself, as she appeared to enjoy the Battle Royale events.

Loon

A ferocious Patterdale Terrier who is one of the legendary killer dogs.

• Blood Knight: And how! Although she's more into espionage.
• Combat Pragmatist: Prefers to fight with dirty tricks, just like other dogs.
• Dog Stereotype: Black female Patterdale Terrier who is a ferocious, bloodthirsty killer and later a spy.
• Even Evil Has Standards: When Loon gets invited by Bruno and Tracer to eat the cats, she rejects.
• Living Legend: One of the notorious serial murderer dogs.
• Slasher Smile: She sports this when she giggles.

Emmaline's Drug Cartel

Battle Royale Contestants

Kane

A fire-scorching Cairn Terrier Hellhound who wants to avenge his brother.

• Avenging the Villain: While he is no saint, he wants to take revenge on other Battle Royale contestants for taking his brother out in the last Battle Royale event.
• Hellhound: A fire-scorching Cairn Terrier whose his fur is in fire. It's unknown if he was a Vengeful Ghost of a defeated and killed contestant, or a living Revenant Zombie Cairn Terrier carrion with his burning fur.
• Posthumous Character: Implied to have died in the last Battle Royale event, only coming back as either a Vengeful Ghost or a Revenant Zombie.

Other Villains

Terrace

A bloodthristy Jack Russel Terrier who loves to eat cats.

• Faux Affably Evil: He might be chummy to other evil dogs, but when he turns to cats, he'll definitely eat them.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Cats. His consumption of a living kitten as a food is his Establishing Character Moment.

Les

A Psycho Lesbian Chihuahua who has no qualms in murdering other dogs for competition.

• Dog Stereotype: An Ax-Crazy Blood Knight Chihuahua.
• Even Evil Has Standards: Despite being a Psycho Lesbian, Les doesn't tolerate Satchel's murderous instincts, outright calling him a monster.
• Killed Off for Real: Destroyed by a precise bomb throw when she was submerged in a lake. She can't swim and thus led to her death.
• Omnicidal Neutral: Subverted. While she's an evil dog and she likes to murder any dog, she's not in any organization nor wants to murder all the dogs.
• Psycho Lesbian: Les is implied to be a lesbian dog, and is quite a chihuahua known for murderous aggression. However, her "lesbian" part is never shown up intentionally before she turned out to have an affair with a Guardian hench-bitch.
• Villainous Friendship: Even if she's a Psycho Lesbian, she doesn't discriminate her male friends.

Bruno

A Fox Terrier who's a gambler and a robber.

• Blood Knight: He is a Fox Terrier and has no qualms on fighting other dogs.
• Cunning Like a Fox: Bruno is a cunning Fox Terrier.
• Gentleman Thief: Though he has no qualms on beating other dogs if aggravated.
• Killed Off for Real: Brutally eaten by Satchel in the Battle Royale Event.
• King of Thieves: The leader of his robber gang.
• Villainous Friendship: With Les.

Rudolph and Evaline

The German Shepherd couple who embraces the dog supremacy mentality.

• Master Race: Believes in the dog supremacy over other animals. Both they and Randell arranged the Final Solution in exterminating every other animal that isn't a dog.
• A Nazi by Any Other Name: Literally. "Rudolph" and "Evaline" are anagrams to Adolf and Eva.
• Villainous Friendship: With Randell, whom they share The Social Darwinist ideology.

Doug

A Phalane who schemes some assassination plans for other evil dogs to carry out. Even though he's not affiliated to any organization, he is a fan of putting someone down for his leisure.

• Affably Evil: He's quite rather friendly for an assassination planner. And he finds it fun.
• Con Man: He has many hidden plans in the making, to let other dogs carry his plans out.
• Failure Gambit: Pulled once in-story as he commands his "henchdogs" to chase after a Rough Collie, having him running away.
• Manipulative Bastard: What would you expect from a scheming Spaniel?

Maria

An Alaskan Malamute who is the manager of a mansion, who imprisons the cats for the purpose of mass-annihilating them.

• The Jailer: Has a Big Fancy House that imprisons the cats for extermination purposes.
• Killed Off for Real: Pushed off by Satchel onto gas barrels, caught her in huge flames during the Battle Royale event.
• Slavery Is a Special Kind of Evil: She tends to deprive the imprisoned cats of everything, treating them like slaves.

SPOILERS

Colliewood in general

A mysterious entity implied to be responsible for promoting the dog supremacy throughout the story.

• Absolute Xenophobe: Claims to have dog supremacy over other animals, and was hinted for the annihilation of the latter.
• Greater-Scope Villain: While they are barely mentioned at all, they are implied to be responsible for the events of the story, culminating in the deaths of non-dog animals.
• Horrible Hollywood: Being a pastiche of Hollywood, they couldn't be that far from it. In fact, the Hollywood-expy is a Greater-Scope Villain organization implied to be responsible for the genocide of cats, birds and mice, among others.
• Propaganda Machine: They are possibly the entity promoting the pro-dog propaganda (as in, dog supremacy over non-dog animals).