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The hatchet-wielding orange sluggalette who calls Carl 'Daddy' and preaches the sluggalo code — unity, support, family, and kneecapping.
Bigs, the friendly orange-goo sluggalette of the personal space, perches atop the dying Dong Quixote's head during his curse crisis and gives Carl a piece of her mind. Swinging a tiny hatchet and calling him 'Daddy,' she scolds him for failing the sluggalo code — 'unity, support, family, and kneecaping bitches' — because he won't let her kneecap the 'Li Na murderer' and is 'playing the bad guy in Dong's love story.' Carl concedes he's been a jerk, and the two coin a new watchword for their found-family creed: not just 'human,' but 'Real Gs.' Bigs softens, judges him 'a good daddy,' but points out he owes his apology to Dong, not her, and slimes off leaving an orange streak. Beneath the tough-talk bravado she's the crew's blunt little conscience.
A small sentient slug creature oozing bright orange goo, wielding a tiny hatchet, eyestalks raised, brash and warm by turns.
The blunt, hatchet-swinging sluggalette conscience of the personal space, keeper of the 'Real Gs' code.
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