If Monsters At Work Villains Were Charged For Their Crimes
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Published 2024-05-23
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0:00 Case 1: Johnny Worthington III
4:34 Case 2 : Randall Boggs
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All Comments (21)
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I feel bad for Johnny’s family. Not only are they going have to live with the fact that their husband and father was a crook, but they’ll also have to pay off his fines
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I’m fairly certain that plastering the picture of Oozma Kappa all over campus would be vandalism
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You should add public endangerment because in the second episode it’s revealed that Laugh Power + Scream Power = 💥💥💥💥
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how the flying fridge did Randall go from being Mike Wazowski's awkward roommate to being open to murdering his co-workers?!!!
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I'm surprised Duncan hasn't been considered a villain (officially), he had done... A few crimes.
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Shouldn’t Johnny be charged with harboring a fugitive? Since by the time Randall was working for Johnny, Randall must’ve been a wanted criminal by that time
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Johnny was a typical high-school jock as a teen, but as an adult he was a blatant criminal.
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Besides it all, I don’t think Johnny trespassing should even be counted for in the monster world, since literally every scarer/jokester “trespasses” every night.
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Well sully and mike trapped randel there and destroyed the door So if johnny didn't show up randel would have been swamp meat Meaning sulley and mike would get a reckless endangerment charge
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4:57 Perfect cut from Sully’s scream 😂
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Randall: "He saved me from those swamp people" "But he shouldnt have been able to" God I laughed so hard
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The cute, shy kid with the glasses ended up being an adult with 8 life sentences and + 43 prison years. Wow 😨 Johnny got off easy with the prison years, but that 53 million bill thou…
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If they bring back Mr Waternoose in a future season, the trio of villains will be complete.
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They gotta pay for everything they did but sadly they got no money
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Am I the only one who feels like Johnny should Never have came back as a Evil Villain in the first place.
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2:50 “He saved me from those swamp people” He shouldn’t be able to though Got me 💀
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0:02 It's Obvious That They're Going To HARASS OK Team
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He threatened to blow up the entire city by mixing scream powers and laugh powers. I am not sure if that qualifies as criminal negligence (he failed to realize the damage he would cause) or public endangerment (MANY innocent people would die in such an explosion) but he should defiantly be charged for that.
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Could Johnny and Randall also get a sentence for their stunt of mixing Laugh and Sceam power? The show demonstrated it would have caused an explosion if the MFITs hadn't extracted the scream power. It was basically dangerous mishandling of energy resources that could have at the very least endangered all the monsters at Fear Co. or even the whole city, plus the mole from MERC overheard this info and Johnny dismissing Tylor's warnings. I feel like that constitutes something like reckless endangerment.
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For the first part, I'm pretty sure pouring large quantities of paint and sparkles on someone could also be some kind of assault or bodily harm charge. I mean getting Paint in your eye(s) and mouth can be pretty seriously damaging.
