Hey guys. I'm back! And The Bad Guys are back! So, this is it. I made The Bad Guys' slice-of-life story. This story is season 1, so that means it's like The Bad Guys series, only in fanfic. Since The Bad Guys doesn't have a series yet (and possibly will have), I decided to make my own. The story showed what happened after the events of the movie, after the Bad Guys were released from prison, and after deciding what to do with their lives after they "turned a new leaf". Like my other fanfics, I like a good slice-of-life story.
And, coincidentally, I released my fanfic of The Bad Guys season 1 on the exact date when the movie was released back in theaters! I was surprised myself! The Bad Guys returned in theaters! Guess everybody loves this movie! And maybe they might make a sequel! Though, I learned my lesson from it that no matter what the sequel was written, I won't take it personally and continue writing
I hope you'll like my first chapter of the story. Have fun!
Intro
Mr. Wolf: Yeah! I'm bad!
Mr. Snake: You're bad!
Ms. Tarantula: He's bad!
Mr. Hornet: She's bad!
Mr. Piranha: We're bad!
Mr. Shark: Who's bad?
The Bad Guys: Yeah!
We're the Bad Guys!
Hornet was on the bed with a tiny thermometer in his mouth. He appeared to be slouching, and both of his eyes were looking in different directions. Wolf, Snake, Shark, and Piranha watched worryingly while Tarantula was examining him with the medical equipment they stole and stored years ago since they can't take themselves into public hospitals due to their criminal records.
"Okay, let me see," Tarantula removed the thermometer from Hornet's mouth, "Okay, his temperature is normal. Now, follow my hand, Hornet," she moved one of her hands and only Hornet's right eye followed her hand. Then, she moved her other hand, and both of his eyes followed the hand nearest to his eye, "Interesting. How about..." Tarantula hit her fists together, and made it appear that both of her hands at the right. Both of Hornet's pupils appeared on her left eye, the same thing happened when Tarantula did this at the left. She then separated both her hands apart, and Hornet's eyes returned to normal. Tarantula then used a stethoscope of her size to listen to Hornet's heart in his abdomen, and an irregular beat was heard, "Well, as a medical practitioner, I don't like the sound of this at all. But as a part-time rapper, I'm kind of feeling it," she started rapping to the beat.
Me and my dogs we keep it a hundred, hundred.
Money in the way twenty-twenty focused, skree.
Stacks and stacks skrilla up to the ceiling, ceiling.
Hands in the air, you know the feeling, skree
Wolf then interrupted her, "Webs, please. Can you tell us what's wrong with Hornet?"
"Yes, allow me to demonstrate. Could one of you do something stupid?" Tarantula asked.
A phone was heard ringing out of nowhere.
"I got it!" Shark grabbed a defibrillator paddle, and brought it to his ear, thinking it was a phone, electrocuting himself.
Hornet groaned, and raised his hand to facepalm, but Tarantula swiftly grabbed it to stop him.
"Just as I suspected. Hornet's been facepalming at your stupidity for so long it's becoming dangerous. Take a look at this X-ray," Tarantula showed an X-ray of Hornet's brain, revealing a hand imprint on his brain.
Wolf, Snake, Shark, and Piranha gasped in horror as Tarantula pulled down a chart. Five brains with different sizes can be seen on it, from biggest brain at the top to the smallest brain down below.
"There will be serious consequences for his brain if he facepalms again," Tarantula took a telescopic presentation pointer, and extended it by pulling on it, using it to point at the brain at the very top: the biggest brain on the chart, "Let's assume this is any of our standard brain. If the facepalming continues, in three months, he'll go from mine to a Wolf. In six months, he'll be a Snake. In nine months, he'll be a Piranha. By twelve months, he'll have the intelligence of an amoeba. And at eighteen months, he'll have gone full Shark," She skipped the other smaller brains, and pointed to the smallest brain that could not be seen in the chart that was on the wall below the chart.
"Oh no! Shark am sad!" Shark frowned.
"What should we do, Webs?" Snake asked.
Tarantula compressed the pointer, and explained, "I'm afraid there's only one cure. Hornet cannot be exposed to any form of stupidity for an entire week."
Piranha gasped and shouted, "NINE WHOLE DAYS?!"
Later, the Bad Guys were supposed to do another bank heist, but they couldn't do it with Hornet's condition, so they still stayed in their car when it was parked across the targeted bank.
Wolf, Snake, and Tarantula, who were at the front seats, turned to check on Hornet, who was accompanied by Shark and Piranha and the backseat. Hornet wore soundproof headphones while Shark was holding him gently.
"It's gonna be pretty hard not to mess up, even with him wearing noise-canceling headphones. I mean, we're good at being bad, but we do dumb stuff," Snake said as he showed key chain, "Just look at the Bad Guys coat of arms."
"What does that Latin stuff mean?" Shark asked.
"'Insert Team Motto Here.'" Piranha replied, "Are you sure we can still continue robbing this bank?"
"I don't think so, not without our Look-Out. Plus, we can't leave Hornet here all alone, and have him inside the bank all mindless would be too risky," Wolf said.
"Wolf's right. We can't lose our look-out. Let's just go home," Tarantula suggested as Wolf drove the car away.
Back in their hideout, Tarantula put Hornet to bed as the rest were sitting on the couch.
Tarantula sighed as she crawled onto the table in front of the boys, "He's asleep".
All the Bad Guys sighed in relief that Hornet was luckily sleeping off the crazy doctor trip.
"Good, then that is probably the time we drain ourselves," Piranha stated.
"What do you mean?" asked Tarantula, who crossed her arms and raised an eyebrow in confusion.
"Well, I feel like a giant udder of stupidity, bloating and bursting waiting for someone, anyone to milk me, answered Piranha as he hung his head low.
Wolf, Snake, and Shark all cringed in disgust at the analogy.
"I agree with Piranha. But on the content rather than the form," replied Tarantula, who also had a weirded-out look on her face from what Piranha had said, "You might as well be at your most facepalmy while he is not here to witness it," she recommended as everyone nodded in agreement.
All day long, the boys went around hideout and did so many utterly stupid things that would cause anyone to facepalm.
Shark was trying to reach for a bucket of paint that was on a very high shelf in the HQ tool shop, but he could not reach it. So, to try and get it down, he decided to use a golf club and a golf ball, putting the ball on the floor and lining up his shot before swinging the club to hit the golf ball, which flew and hit the paint can, making it spill as the paint landed on Shark's face, making him cry out, "It burns! It burns"!
Wolf wanted popcorn, but he didn't want to walk all the way to the kitchen to grab the popcorn bag. So, he used his grappling hook and shot it at the popcorn bag, thinking it'll grab the bag and bring it toward him. However, his aim was off as the hook went around the refrigerator handle, pulling Wolf off the couch and making him crash into the fridge, falling to the floor as the popcorn bag jostled and landed on the floor next to him.
Snake was watching TV, but the signal was weak due to the antenna position, so Snake decided to fix it by doing what he thought was reasonable: connecting the antenna to the power outlet on the wall, and plugging it in the antenna first. That backfired and gave Snake a painful shock, slightly burning him and covering his clothes in soot.
Piranha was carrying a large sandwich he made that was very long to his bedroom to eat in peace, but the sandwich didn't want to go through the doorway because it could not fit. Piranha thought of a way to get it to fit and then got an idea, grabbing a very large mallet and bashing two arch-shape holes on the sides of his door, big enough so he could fit his sandwich through it with ease.
Shark then decided that he wanted to go surfing, but he knew that he couldn't go out of the hideout and walk to the beach without anyone spotting him. So, he thought the only reasonable thing to do was fill the bathtub with water so he could surf in the tub, and he ended up flooding the bathroom with so much water, it burst out of the bathroom and down the hallway, with Shark surfing on the water.
Piranha was putting a glass covering over a pizza with a note that said, "Do not eat," in the kitchen. Wolf was watching from another doorway in the kitchen in secret, waiting for Piranha to turn away from the pizza. When Piranha went to the fridge to grab a can of soda, Wolf snuck up behind and quietly lifted the covering, stealing the pizza and escaping with it, as Piranha felt like something was missing before he shrugged and walked away with his can of soda.
Wolf wanted to change the channel on the TV, but somehow could not find the remote control anywhere, not even in the couch cushions. So, he then decided to do something about it: he picked up some batteries that were on the table and chucked them at the Tv, thinking one of the batteries would end up hitting the button panel to change the channel.
Snake was by the garage in hideout when he saw that the car needed an oil change, with the hazard sign flashing. So, he went and grabbed a bottle of olive oil, thinking it would work, and poured it into the car engine, making the engine fizzle and spark with electricity.
Shark then wanted to roast marshmallows, so, he placed a bag of marshmallows onto the table and pulled out a flamethrower, aiming it at the bag, which was soon enveloped in flames. When the flames died down, all that was left of it was a melted plastic, burnt marshmallow mess, that Shark picked up with a kendo stick, stuck it onto the kendo stick, like roasting marshmallows on a campfire, and ate the gooey plastic burnt mess without a second thought.
Later, Piranha saw that Wolf, Shark, and Snake were stuck in the elevator doorway, trying to go in, but they couldn't move. So, Piranha ran off and came back, carrying a giant chainsaw to cut them free, and started to cut around the elevator. Unfortunately, while doing so, Piranha accidentally cut the wire that held the elevator too, making it drop, carrying the three helpless boys with it.
Finally, Wolf wanted to make a grilled cheese sandwich and thought it would save time to put the bread, with the cheese, in the toaster, so both parts could cook faster. In the end, cheese leaked out of the toaster, and once the time was up, with Tarantula watching, both cheesy pieces of bread were sent flying, landing on Shark's face.
"I think we found something more infinite than the universe," Tarantula stated with a frustrated sigh as she sulked while pinching her eyes.
"Our list of crimes?" asked Wolf.
"Our ever-lasting friendship?" smiled Piranha.
"Snake's empty heart?" joked Shark, which resulted in him getting slapped by Snake's tail on the back.
"Okay, two things: your empty heads which obviously lack a brain, and this team's stupidity," replied Tarantula, who crossed her arms and glared at the boys, especially Shark, who licked the bread and cheese off his face and ate it.
"It's not stupid if it works," commented Shark while his mouth was full.
"I'm going to take Hornet with me to the technology warehouse down the street, and by the time we're back, I want this hideout bleached clean," shouted Tarantula who crawled upstairs to go wake up Hornet.
"Hey, I'm the leader here, only I give the orders," declared Wolf, who cleared his throat and said, "Okay, you guys heard her: we need to get this place bleached clean."
"Got it, hermano. So… where do we keep the bleach?" stated Piranha.
Inside the technology warehouse, Tarantula helped Hornet enter through the vents as they balanced along a high beam near the ceiling so they could sneak around without being seen. She had been carrying him with just one arm.
"Okay, Hornet; we're just gonna go get some wires here for my computer. I'm sure we can find some here somewhere; keep a close eye out," said Tarantula, who made sure Hornet stayed close to her so he wouldn't wander and witness something stupid happen.
Below them, a team of human workers was checking things around a giant silver machine.
"Hey, buddy, how's the hard drive sorter doing?" asked a worker, who was pushing a cart full of hard drives.
"Everything is set and ready to go," replied the worker who was managing the machine.
The worker got up from under the machine and walked over to a dashboard, where he pressed a red button to turn it on, expecting to hear the machine run and rumble. However, he was only greeted by silence.
"Hey, what's wrong?" asked the worker by the cart.
"I-I don't know, it was supposed to turn on by now," replied the worker managing the machine, who kept pressing the buttons a few times to see if that would do anything, but no results. The machine remained dormant, not moving an inch.
"Maybe you need to check the batteries," replied the cart worker, who went to the battery chamber to check if the machine's batteries were working.
He saw that the batteries were all fully charged at 100% and seemed perfectly fine.
"Maybe I messed up on the wiring of the machine dashboard," said the machine managing worker, who lifted the top case lid of the dashboard.
He saw that all of the wiring seemed to be okay, before he saw a red wire that looked out of place.
"Here's the problem: let me just fix this wire real quick," and pulled out a pair of tweezers, using them to pick up the top end of the wire.
However, when the wire was lifted, it sent a painful shock to the worker, who was electrocuted as he placed the wire back where it belonged.
In the vent, while Tarantula was watching, and Hornet was listening, Hornet slowly tried to facepalm himself, but Tarantula, without looking back at him, stopped Hornet by slowly putting his hand away from his face.
"Maybe that wasn't it," replied the electrocuted worker.
"There's gotta be something wrong with this machine if it isn't turning on. Should we call the boss," asked the cart worker.
"No way! Last time we called the boss for something, he had us on scut work for a week," answered the machine managing worker.
"Here's the problem: it has to be this gear here," said the cart worker, who pointed to a gear that looked loose, and tried to tighten it with a wrench.
However, instead of the gear becoming tighter, it only spun around on the chain that surrounded it, also spinning the worker and sending him crashing the machine managing worker, both of them colliding on the floor.
"What is going on?" the cart worker groaned, who lifted his head and then saw something that caught his eye.
Behind the machine was a loose plug on the floor, and on the wall above it, a bit was a power outlet. The machine managing worker looked up and saw this too, making him realize something and sheepishly laugh.
"Oh, I forgot to plug it in. How silly of me," said the machine managing worker, who shrugged sheepishly.
Tarantula sighed in annoyance while Hornet groaned and was ready to facepalm, but Tarantula grabbed his hand and stopped him in time, saving Hornet from face-palming.
After getting what she wanted, Tarantula crawled out of the vents while carrying Hornet with her right arm, and her wire with her other. She was able to carry things and her friend at the same time. But then, she heard her phone ringing as she transferred the wires to her other hand where she carried Hornet, and used her spare hand to grab her phone, and answered, "Hello."
Wolf was at the other line, "Hey Webs, so yeah, could you help us settle an argument? When you said bleach the hideout, did you mean it the literal way, or more as a manner of speaking?"
"What have you done?" Tarantula looked up to see the inside of the hideout through the half-opened window, and gasped. Even with just half-opened windows, she can see the inside was completely bleached white.
"I went for the literal approach," Wolf explained.
Tarantula looked in shock, and she turned around to keep Hornet away from the sight of the bleached hideout. She laughed nervously at Hornet, "We're just going to hang outside for a while, buddy," Then she gritted her teeth through the phone, "It looks like the entrance to paradise. Fix it now!"
In the hideout, everything was white, and Snake, Shark, and Piranha were wearing sunglasses. Wolf tried to place the phone back, but he couldn't see where the phone's base was. After several attempts, he succeeded, but the phone falls out after he turns around
"Guys, I got it all worked out," Wolf announced.
"We gotta repaint the whole house in the next ten minutes?" Piranha guessed.
"Don't be silly. We've got about two!"
"But that's impossible!" Snake exclaimed.
"I think you mean," Wolf took out a paint gun, "Fun-possible."
Later, the elevator lifted up to have Tarantula and Hornet in it, but Tarantula was shocked by what she had seen.
"What the-?"
Looking around, Wolf, Snake, and Shark were playing with their paint guns, painting the room in the process, while Piranha rushed into the elevator.
Before Tarantula could ask, Piranha knew what she was about to say, and yelled while pushing the down button of the elevator rapidly, "They need more time."
The elevator lowered them down.
After an hour, the entire hideout was painted the same color as before as Piranha, Tarantula, and Hornet came out of the elevator.
"Hello?" Tarantula called.
Piranha then sniffed the air, and saw Wolf, Snake, and Shark on the couch smiling nervously with spots of paint all over them, "What's that smell?"
Shark replied nervously, "Lunch is in the oven."
"Right... why do´t you watch a little TV, Hornet?" Piranha smiled at his little best friend, then gritted his teeth, "While I go check on the lunch."
When Piranha opened the oven with Tarantula clinging to his back to check it out as well, and they both smelled the food inside.
Piranha forcedly smiled as he called the rest of the team, "Hey guys, can you step in here for a moment?"
Wolf, Snake, and Shark went to the kitchen nervously
"What is it, Piranha?" Shark asked.
"Why is it upside down?!" Piranha shouted as he pointed to the oven with a mold with the melted cheese upside down
"It said on the pack to place it in the oven at a hundred and eighty degrees," Snake explained
"You'll probably not gonna like dessert either," Wolf added.
"What is it?" Piranha asked suspiciously.
"Creme..." Wolf opened the door of the refrigerator, and revealed three large baking cups, each containing fire, "...'Very brûlée.'"
Meanwhile, Hornet is watching the tv while Piranha and Tarantula shouted furiously behind the couch.
"What is the matter with you all?! I did all the cooking around here!" Piranha's loud voice was muffled behind the couch by the loud sound of the TV.
"Why didn't you cook the food instead earlier?!" Tarantula shouted back, still having her voice muffled by the TV.
On The TV, the weather forecaster reported about the weather, and the medical Red Cross was to him on the screen
"But tomorrow, there will be high temperatures with a few IV drips of rain," Then, a stethoscope appeared next to him as he continued, "Then, things will take a turn for the nurse, so be sure to take intensive care."
"Huh?" Hornet arched a brow in confusion.
Then, he heard a chirp as he looked out the window.
A bird was standing there as it suddenly chirped a few times, each chirp sounding like beeps from a heart monitor. It then took off, a blue trail appeared behind it as it flew a zigzag path similar to the reading of a heart monitor
"Huh?" Hornet got off the couch, and went outside the window to investigate.
A brightly colored ice cream truck drove past the hideout. It has colorful medical-related cartoon stickers on the side and a giant syringe at the top of the truck. As it drove past, it played a tune that sounds like something between an ice cream truck song and an ambulance siren.
Back at the hideout, Tarantula was still scolding the boys.
"Do you want Hornet to end up like the four of you?!"
"What do you mean?" Piranha asked.
Tarantula raised her hand towards her right, pointing at Shark. Shark tried to eat one of the flaming baking cups with a spoon. He struggled to put part of the burning fire in his mouth, blowing it, trying to eat it then moving his hand away several times.
Wolf, Snake, and Piranha turned back to Tarantula, and shrugged nervously.
"I need everyone to stop acting like they use paint fumes for cologne!" Tarantula shouted,
Wolf, Snake, and Piranha looked behind them as they realized that Hornet has disappeared. They turned back with nervous faces
"Uh... Webs—" Wolf was about to speak, but he was cut off.
"No I haven't finished yet! This is about the future of our friend, okay? And if you think about it yours as well. I mean, ten years from now Hornet may be the only difference between you three being Penn State, or state pen!" Tarantula yelled
"Look, I-" Snake was about to say another, but he was cut off too
"I'm still not finished!" Tarantula scowled, but sighed, and stopped being angry, "If you can't do it for yourselves, at least do it for him," she raised her hand towards the couch where Hornet was.
"Can I speak now?" Piranha smiled nervously.
"Yes," Tarantula said calmly.
"He's gone," Piranha said.
Tarantula gasped with a horrified face.
The Bad Guys took the car to find Hornet with Wolf driving the car as fast as he could.
"It was hard enough protecting him from your stupidity, now we have to protect him from the whole world's and getting arrested?!" Tarantula yelled in panic.
The car stopped at a park entrance, and looked towards the park.
"There!" Snake pointed.
Hornet was seen flying toward a group of kindergarteners blindfolded, and tried to hit a piñata
"Piñata!" Tarantula whispered.
"I got this!" Piranha exclaimed with a determined face as rushed out of the car, ran into the park, zooming away from them at an unnatural speed. He then zoomed past Hornet in a blur and collided with the kindergarteners with a large cloud of smoke.
All of the kids around him were passed out as Piranha gave a thumb-up.
"Phew!" Wolf, Snake, and Tarantula sighed in relief.
Surprisingly, Shark rushed and pushed Piranha aside, and broke open the piñata as its contents pouring into his mouth, "Free candy!"
"Get away from there!" Piranha scowled.
Suddenly, Hornet's vision started to blur and twist slowly, and he heard their voices echo in her head. A beeping can be heard. Shark's mouth is full of medical-related candies.
"Free candy!"
"Get away from there!"
"Free candy!"
"-away from there!"
"Free candy!"
"-away from-"
"-Free-"
"-away-"
"-Free-"
"-way-"
"-Freeway-!"
Hornet's vision cleared, and he was suddenly on a freeway filled with moving vehicles. The other Bad Guys were on a nearby bridge.
"Get off the freeway!" Shark shouted, but Hornet didn't hear her as he was still stranded in the middle of the freeway
"I got this!" Snake had an idea as he rushed behind them.
"Nothing stupid, okay?!" Tarantula pleaded
Snake took out a marker, and wrote "10!" on an empty stop sign, "Ten miles an hour ought to do it!" he took the sign, and held it up for the drivers to see. Unfortunately, he held it upside-down, making it read "¡01".
"A hundred and one?!" the drivers all stepped on their accelerators.
The cars started crashing into each other. The mess of cars advanced towards Hornet at high speed as he watched. He then bent down and covered his head as one of the cars come flying above him. All the cars have now crashed across the road.
Wolf took the sign from Snake, and shouted angrily, "Snake, what is wrong with your sight?! You cause constant destruction!"
The Bad Guys all looked down on the Freeway again as the truck driver noticed the wreckage, and swerved to avoid it. As the truck flipped, giant pills come out from the top, over Hornet. As he watched the giant falling pills, all the sounds around him started to drown out and echo again.
"What's wrong with your sight? -constant destruction! -wrong with your sight? -constant destruction! -sight- -con- -struction- -site- -construction site!"
His vision cleared, and Hornet, who was now walking instead of flying, was now on a thin metal beam connected to a tall building above a construction site. As he started to walk to the other end of the beam, the Bad Guys ran to the base of the building on the ground, and gasped as they look up.
"Ah! I can't look!" Shark covered his eyes, pushing a lever beside him in the process.
This caused the rope holding a wooden plank to rise up. As Hornet walked off the metal beam, the plank rose up to that level, saving him from falling. As the plank continues to rise, Piranha spotted a crane operator reading a newspaper on a crane.
"I got this!" Piranha picked up a construction hat, and threw it toward the crane operator.
The hat managed to hit him as the crane operator got knocked out, pushing down the levers in front of him. This caused a suspended red metal beam to hit the plank and turn it the other way around, allowing Hornet to enter the building again. He then dropped into a yellow half-pipe and slid down, the red beam from earlier miraculously moved towards the end of the pipe, saving him from falling. As the beam lowered, it turned at the same time, causing Hornet, who is sitting on the beam, to fall downwards, straight into Shark's open arms.
Shark started to laugh victoriously, but the red beam from earlier hit him in the face, "Ow!" He got up again and picked up Hornet, who was on him.
The Bad Guys crowded around Hornet.
"All's well that ends well!" Snake sighed.
"Let's all go home and run a CT scan and another blood test!" Wolf declared.
The beeping sound started again out of nowhere.
"Uh... huh?" Hornet now suddenly snapped out of realization.
When Piranha smiled, instead of his teeth, it is a blank white space with a horizontal line going through the center, acting as a heart monitor. Shark is seen wearing a stethoscope. Wolf was wearing a doctor's uniform. Snake was wearing a surgical cap.
"Oh, my gosh..." Hornet finally spoke after being silent for a while, "None of this is real..."
"Hornet, is everything alright?" Tarantula's eye opened as a bright light shone out of it, covering the whole view.
The bright eyes changed to a flashlight, and the surroundings change into the Bad Guys' hideout, and Tarantula was holding a flashlight on Hornet.
"-all right. He's going to be all right."
Hornet woke up with a huge long gasp. He has bandages on his head. His friends, relieved, rushed to hug him.
"Phew, you're okay!" Piranha sighed in relief happily.
"What?! What happened?!" Hornet felt his bandaged head.
"You know how we weren't supposed to say or do anything stupid for a week?" Snake asked with a nervous smile.
*Flashback*
"Hornet cannot be exposed to any form of stupidity for an entire week," Tarantula reported.
Piranha gasped and shouted, "NINE WHOLE DAYS?!"
Hornet groaned and facepalmed for Piranha defining the number of days in a week all wrong, and he fell into the bed he was sitting on. The beeping turned into one continuous long beep.
*End of flashback*
"You've been out of it for thirty-six hours," Shark explained.
"...and twelve bedpans," Wolf added.
Hornet then turned to Tarantula with a horrified face, "So what now, Webs? What's the prognosis?!"
"Well, the symptoms are regular headaches, stress, facepalming, and an abnormal amount of shouting. It's called friendship, and I'm afraid there's no cure," Tarantula smirked.
Hornet then just stared blankly in fear that the prognosis will last forever now he was surrounded by friends.
So, this is my first chapter of the Bad Guys season 1. I created the intro myself. I'm not sure if there's a musical, but it could be!
The entire chapter was based on The Amazing World Of Gumball: The Brain.
Throughout the movie and my fanfic, The Bad Guys: New Beginnings, New Normal, Hornet had a habit to facepalm because of his friends' stupidity, so I decided to get references from TAWOG.
The way I made Tarantula rap near the beginning was a nod to her voice actress, Awkwafina, being a rapper.
I have several headcanons for the Bad Guys in this chapter: Piranha is the team's chef, and he dislikes whoever cooks for the team instead of him. It was a nod to his book counterpart, Mr. Piranha, who knew how to cook. Tarantula was the team's medic as she was one of the most intelligent members besides Hornet, and the only female on the team. Piranha wasn't so bright sometimes as the clues we're seen in the movie, but sometimes, Shark can be dim-witted, but maybe for laughs, and he was too nice to think of something.
Special thanks to Masterclass60 for helping me make 2 scenes for this chapter.
I hope you like this chapter so far because I'll be uploading a new chapter every 4 and 5 days. If I uploaded a chapter today, then I'll be uploading the next chapter in 5 days. Then, when I uploaded another chapter on the 5th day, I'll be uploading another in 4 days, and vice versa.
Stay tune for the next chapter in 5 days, and Happy Halloween. don't forget to read, my rewritten version of the Bad Guys movie, The Bad Guys: New Beginnings, New Normal which took place before this story and after the movie, and my Halloween special, The Bad Guys: Paranormal Crime! See you soon!
