Ric Rawls is the arch-enemy to Freddy Lupin and the Howlington Pack and the main antagonist of 100% Wolf: Legend of the Moonstone. When he’s first introduced in the beginning of the series, he seems like a kind, fun-loving, outgoing, wise and caring guy as he starts out as a member of the Night Patrol and a teacher at Howlington Academy. But as later on in the series, it’s revealed that he’s got ulterior motivations. He is actually a wilderwolf, a species of werewolves that believed that they could hunt freely and do as they please, running completely wild bringing so much attention to themselves that humans began exterminating all forms of wolf. They also have red eyes which he states that when you fully give in to your wild side, you literally see red. Ric’s plan was to lead the wilderwolves to their ultimate goal of destroying humanity and conquering the world. He is also shown to have an insatiable appetite for power as shown when he tries to use the moonstone and the doom rock to become more powerful and stronger than he already was. This also makes him a very power-hungry villain let alone being extremely evil and ruthless. Some of his evil actions include pushing Freddy's father off a cliff injuring his legs and putting him in a wheelchair, getting the students to find an ancient wilderwolf tomb to obtain the golden moon band with the blood red stone, trying to steal the moonstone to use its power for himself, effortlessly trying to steal the doom rock even bargaining with Batty for her to hand it ever and threatening to kill Freddy if she doesn't and turning into a shapeshifting monster after the doom rock and the moonstone are in his possession. He even disguises himself as Flasheart to get close to Freddy and get him to unlock the doom rock and the moonstone's true powers. His two-faced nature, arrogance, narcism, lust for conquest and insatiable appetite for power eventually leads him to his defeat: being turned to statue by the moonstone after it and the doom rock merge together and he gets one hand on it.