The Foxes of Rebellion

"'We fight for justice, and rebel against everything this evil society stands for, no matter what the means!'"

The Foxes of Rebellion, or simply known as either The Peacemakers, or God's Puppets. Sick of the entire world being oppressed by evil, corrupted people, The Foxes of Rebellion are devoted into bringing justice, so they can reform society, but however, they not only just bring justice by any ordinary means, but also in unconventional means, too. After their first mission, their default name can be changed in the rpg rendition of the comic series.

Appearances

 * World of Doug
 * World of Doug: After Story
 * Doug's Universe
 * Doug's Saving Grace

World of Doug RPG


 * World of Doug RPG: Trouble In Bushmarsh
 * World of Doug RPG: Snowmoss Under Siege
 * World of Doug RPG: Cloudleaf In Danger
 * World of Doug RPG: Terraconia At War
 * World of Doug RPG: Final Confrontation At Vulcanus

Profile
It is quite subjective whether the Foxes of Rebellion are "right" or "wrong". While some call them heroes who protect the weak and innocent, but The Leader of World Rebirth deems them evil, and so does the government itself. Due to the ways that The Foxes of Rebellion deliver justice, the government considers them no different than criminals, and it's because of the ways they deliver justice that make their behavior more like criminal activity. With the increasing number of requests, The Foxes of Rebellion attract the attention of the general public, turning them into a international phenomenon.

However, this resulted in the retaliation of authorities, currently being taken over by a powerful conspiracy backed by unnatural forces. World Rebirth tried to put an end to Douglas Ambertree multiple times, but failed to do so at the cost of their salary. World Rebirth also set up a plan to destroy the reputation of The Foxes of Rebellion, by pinning a death of one of Doug's former school teachers, which was an unnatural death, to the Foxes of Rebellion. The plan was successful. Despite of the Foxes of Rebellion losing sight of their goals before getting framed, it didn't stop them from doing minor requests from or high profile missions, or even Mike N. Aix, who is also a member of World Rebirth, and was certainly guilty of corruption and crimes worthy of "taken care of."

In the end, the Foxes of Rebellion got framed by a death of Doug's former school teacher, and they were destined for ruin in the end, which explains their morally ambiguous activities, and their targets not atoning properly after they had a change of heart, or after they "got their butts kicked." While public reception of them is mixed after the final confrontation against the real conductor, they become less morally ambiguous, especially during the extra campaign of World of Doug RPG 3D: Modern Phantasia.

World of Doug
"'By the bonds of each member of our group, We'll make sure that everyone has a say when it comes to justice, and if anyone says otherwise, we'll make sure that their lives will be a living hell.'"The Foxes of Rebellion's goal is to confront "corrupted people" by serving any form of justice to them, and change the world in order to rebel against the complex, sophisticated, and well-ingrained system of slavery they are all trapped in. They are willing to exploit the supernatural if it means bringing the masses freedom and liberation.

The group is formed by Douglas Ambertree, Anthony Redwood, Samuel "Mr. Gray" Coldstone, Austin Deerbrooke, Steven Thornbush, Brandon Redroot, Jeremy Moonstone, Jenna Sandroot, Kyle Oakroot, Joseph Paul Bloodhorn, and Sarah "Peach" Lichtenberg when they realized they didn't have a name of their group.