The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday

The Bad Guys are riding around the city, looking forward to rob a bank on Christmas night, taking advantage of the holiday when most everyone is at home celebrating. Their plan is to execute the heist during the festive season to maximize their chances of success. The gang is determined and prepared to pull off the crime amidst the holiday chaos.

During a parade, the Bad Guys' car ends up tied to a beloved Santa Claus balloon, which they inadvertently destroy. This act causes the city's festive mood to plummet, leading to the cancellation of Christmas celebrations. The destruction disrupts the holiday spirit and sets a somber tone for the story.

Following the destruction of the Santa balloon, the city's mood drops so significantly that authorities decide to cancel Christmas entirely. This cancellation impacts the morale of the citizens, making the Bad Guys realize that their actions have unintended consequences on the community. It motivates them to find a way to restore the holiday cheer.

Concerned about the festive spirit, the Bad Guys decide to try and lift the city's mood. Webs suggests replacing the destroyed balloon with a Santa exoskeleton she built, but the gang finds it too intimidating. Wolf proposes recreating the balloon, but their initial attempts fail as the recreated balloon looks horrible, leading to its abandonment.

With only 12 hours left before Christmas morning, the Bad Guys plan to break into a radio station to broadcast Christmas carols again, aiming to revive the holiday spirit. Meanwhile, Wolf and Snake are stealing presents to deliver to children’s homes, hoping to spread joy throughout the city. Their plan is set in motion to restore Christmas cheer.

Wolf, eager to bring snow to the city, increases the power of a street stand's shaved ice machine, despite Webs' instructions. The modification results in a sudden snowstorm, but it quickly escalates into an uncontrollable ice storm that begins terrorizing the city, creating chaos instead of holiday cheer. The gang realizes Wolf's mistake too late.

After the ice storm causes havoc, Wolf confesses that his intention was to create the best possible heist by bringing snow, not to cause destruction. The gang reprimands him for pushing things too far, but they forgive him once he reveals his motivation was to improve their efforts and save Christmas for everyone. Wolf’s honesty helps mend their frayed bonds.

Wolf uses the Santa Claus exoskeleton he built to deactivate the runaway snowstorm and ice chaos, which had spiraled out of control. The exoskeleton acts as a hero, calming the storm and restoring order. It then becomes a new city mascot and symbolizes the holiday spirit in the aftermath of the chaos.

Once the storm subsides, the Bad Guys return to their hideout feeling unwell with colds. To their surprise, they find presents from Santa Claus awaiting them for their good deeds. This unexpected gift surprises and encourages them to reconsider their views on being 'naughty' and 'nice,' adding a twist to their redemption arc.

Inspired by the presents and feeling guilty, the Bad Guys begin plotting to break into Santa’s workshop. They want to prove themselves on the naughty list by taking on the ultimate heist, aiming to assert their villainous credentials in a final, mischievous challenge. Their new goal marks a shift in their motivations.