Paul and Mark Malloy are a duo of anthro coonhounds (a breed of dog that hunts raccoons specifically) who are brothers. Paul is the one with the hunting cap, while Mark is the one with the goatee and the bad haircut. The brothers routinely hunted raccoons as part of their hobby, and they are not above poaching. Using crossbows to hunt their quarry, these two might be bungling, but they are dangerous. This is because their personalities are a combination of General Zaroff from "The Most Dangerous Game," the Badduns from 101 Dalmatians, the Mulford brothers (Paul and Johnny) from a Criminal Minds episode and the real-life Robert Hansen (a madman who was the inspiration for the Mulford brothers). The overall point is that they grew bored with the basic rank-and-file animals, so they decided to hunt a much more pressing challenge: anthropomorphic animals. A pair of sadistic thrill-seekers, Paul and Mark are especially lethal. Of course, they were influenced by their father in order to make this twisted game, who passed away and left this "legacy" to his sons. Can the heroes earn their freedom from this duo of brothers?



Personalities:



Paul: More dominant and lambasts his brother if he messes up. He is akin to Jasper Baddun from the Disney film 101 Dalmatians. Paul has less qualms of his actions than Mark does. He always criticizes Mark for overthinking before releasing their crossbow bolts.



Mark: An inexperienced and bungling hunting brother, Mark is like Horace Baddun.



PS, my efforts to make camouflage shirts and pants is flawed at best, but I gave it my best shot.