“Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” ―The Three Little Pigs The Big Bad Wolf in this interpretation comes from the character that appeared in the Walt Disney shorts of the 1930. Starting his appearance in animation in 1933's Silly Symphonies: The Three Little Pigs. Just like his title suggests, he's a ruthless, conniving wolf who variably plots to eat the Three Little Pigs. The crafty wolf often relies on gaudy disguises to accomplish his schemes. His greatest attributes, however, are his infamous "huffs and puffs", which are powerful enough to blow houses in. The Big Bad Wolf believes that being bad is what wolves are supposed to do. His schemes reach the point where he doesn't mind disguising himself in ways that even require getting in drag ─ all to fool his target of the day; most prominently The Three Little Pigs. Other times he just wants to cause trouble. Depending the interpretation given by animations or comics, he either has three sons who are just as bad as he is, a pair of triplets who dress almost identically to him, who don't mind to obey every order their father gives them and are eager to commit cartoony violence in his name. Or, the most consistent one, where he has one son called Li'l Wolf. Li'l Wolf wants to be a good wolf, and his father often scolds him for being friends with the Three Little Pigs. However, in the the personifications where he's a father, he's shown to not be a bad one. He adores being a father and on has passed up the possibility of pork chops for the safety of his children.