“ | Poor little Jimmy, all alone at big scary Bullworth. Under fire from Russell and his goons, desperate for help. | „ |
~ Gary Smith taunting Jimmy's initial situation during his final speech by referencing the Bullies. |
The Bullies are titular supporting characters of the 2006 video game Bully.
They are one of the five cliques formed within Bullworth Academy, led by Russell Northrop. Unlike the other cliques, they do not have a clique hierarchy and seem more than a clique of friends who banded together under Russell and pick on everyone weaker than themselves. After Jimmy defeats Northrop, the Bullies become his loyal friends, always respecting him, and partially redeeming themselves in the process.
Biography[]
The Bullies are ill-disciplined, - they can be found harassing students of all ages and factions, most commonly non-clique students and Nerds. The bullies are quite hostile, as they will frequently harass people and attack Nerds when in range. Jimmy was quick to learn this and the Bullies were the first enemy faction he had to face upon arriving at the school. The Bullies are also regularly truant, as they can almost always be seen outside when classes are supposed to be happening.
Bullies can be distinguished by their dress code of unkempt white shirts and jeans. They do not have a female member, a designated second-in-command, and seem to have little to no interest in the clique hierarchy of Bullworth Academy.
Membership[]
While the Bullies are in general a group who don't take orders save from those who are strong enough to beat them, they do have some individuals who stand out from the rest of the group, these are:
- Russell Northrop (the leader of the group due to being immensely strong and immensely capable of harm should anyone displease him)
- Davis White
- Ethan Robinson
- Tom Gurney
- Trent Northwick
- Troy Miller
- Wade Martin
Unlike other student factions in Bullworth Academy, Bullies have only 7 members in contrast to other factions having eight members. This means that in Bullies there is no second-in-command: only one undisputed leader, and the rest is the led.