He used the Bad Guys as his alibi for his getaway and came close to destroying Mr. However, it turns out to be nothing more than a façade to hide his true nature: that of a selfish, greedy, lying and manipulative psychopath who only cares about himself and a liar full of bad intentions. Marmalade was also shown to be willing to give others a chance at redemption and will do anything to help them, even if it annoys him. ~ Marmalade revealing his true colors to Wolf after revealing that he was the old lady to test his feelings.Īt the beginning of the story, Marmalade is introduced as a good man, a natural leader who always thinks of others before himself. Of course you didn't do it, how could you? After all… you're such a good boy. His true form appears to be a green squid-like alien with 9 tentacles, two of which house a pair or eyes and one with a mouth full of sharp teeth, with the other tentacles ending with buttcheeks.

In the original book, his appearance resembles more of a hamster than a guinea pig as he has fuzzy fur and wears a business suit with a tie. However, at the end of the movie when he reveals his psychopathic nature, he has unkempt hair and wears yellow clothes that resemble gold. He is always wearing a white suit with a green shirt and a bow tie. Professor Marmalade is an anthropomorphic guinea pig with orange fur and a neat hairstyle. Pickles in The Boxtrolls and The Snowman in Danger Mouse. He was voiced by Richard Ayoade in the film, who also played Mr. Wolf's former mentor-turned arch-nemesis. He is an anthropomorphic guinea pig who is known for being a philanthropist and might seem like a good person, but in reality, he's a cruel, self-centered fraud who wants to destroy the world and steal anything by using others. Professor Rupert Marmalade IV, actually named Kdjfloerhgcoinwerucgleirwfheklwjfhxalhw in the books, is the main antagonist of Aaron Blabey's book series The Bad Guys, as well as its DreamWorks' 2022 film adaptation of the same name. ~ Marmalade's most infamous quote as he reveals that he cares about nothing but himself, revealing that his flower of goodness motto was a lie and he had no true knowledge of how being good feels like. You see, I never cared about what's 'good', only what's good for me! Like, say, a billion dollars! Oh, I just got a tingle. But at some point, you're going to have to choose between your friends, or the good life.

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