He's Charlia's mean Badger boi. Initially conceived as a Tasmanian Bendy replacement to dodge copyright problems. He became a badger Charlia created. Like Clawson, he's the opposite of Charcoal. He is also one of Clawson's few friends. But they live far from each other. They keep in touch through Discord, Skype, Face-time, or texting. When either he or Clawson need help or advice on crime, they're just a phone call/text away. He and Clawson possess the same powers as each other and Charcoal. They sometimes choose not to use them to be fair to others.



Unlike Clawson, he lives in a boarding school for bad students rather than at a house like Clawson or Charcoal. He got sent to Bearclaw's School for bad kids. Charlia sent him there because he stole her parents' car and crashed it at a gas station. You would be surprised as to how much damage was caused and it was paid for with no problem. Because the parents and the gas station have insurance that covers something as wacky as this. They decided he was so bad they had to send him off.


Bearclaw's School for bad kids. It's a rigidly controlled environment. Students are expected to follow all rules no matter how small to a T. Clean up messes, complete work, finish their food, and never speak unless given permission to. Any form of sexual/couples interaction between students is prohibited. There are gates to each region of the facility, bars over windows, teachers, and wardens, and the coffee tastes like gasoline according to some students. (The school is too cheap to buy good coffee. Trying to keep the food budget low. Just pour cream and sugar into the coffee until the cup is literally just sugar on top of the sugar.) Bez can understand why some rules are important. But rules he thinks are BS he will go out of his way for him and everyone he knows to break them. (Mostly to prove a point that the rule is garbage) He thinks the student has the right to decide if rules are bad or not. The teachers and even Principal Bearclaw tried everything to stop him. They tried talking to him politely, threats, punishments, locking him in places, brainwashing, and even drugs. No matter what, he proves a point to everyone in the school. We are who we are and we can't let anyone else but ourselves change that. This leaves him immune to punishment because no one knows how to punish him anymore. No matter what he does, no matter how bad something he did was, no matter if it was intentional or not.