Editing Randall Boggs

|name=Randall Boggs

|image=[[File:Randall Boggs KHIII.png|300x400px]]

|katakana=ランドール・ボッグス

|romaji=Randōru Boggusu

|type=Entelechy

|charworld1=Monstropolis

|origin=Monsters, Inc.

|company=Pixar

|enva=J. P. Manoux

|java=Yutaka Aoyama

|game1=Kingdom Hearts III

|journalKH3=Monsters, Inc. (2001)<br><br>A former scarer at Monsters, Incorporated. Getting banished from the company didn't put an end to his scheming, and he came back more determined than ever to get revenge on Sulley and Mike.

{{Q|Laughter's just not sustainable. Once junior chorts his last chortle, you've gotta start over. But negative energy? Especially sadness? Give 'em something that really breaks their little hearts, and they'll stay sad forever. We'll never have to worry about energy again.|Randall}}

'''Randall Boggs''' is a disgraced ex-employee introduced in ''[[Kingdom Hearts III]]''. He was formally a top scarer at Monsters, Inc., but was exiled by [[Mike Wazowski]] and [[James P. Sullivan]] for being involved in a conspiracy to collect screams by force. He has returned to [[Monstropolis]] with [[Vanitas]]'s help, and is now seeking revenge. He originated from the Disney/Pixar film, ''{{w|Monsters, Inc}}''.

Randall was previously one of the top scarers from Monsters, Inc., with [[Boo]] as one of his target children. However, he tried to collect screams by force, and was punished by Mike and Sulley by being banished through a door that was immediately destroyed. The door led to a human trailer home, where he was mistaken for an alligator and barely escaped being killed.

Eventually, Randall is found by [[Vanitas]], who decided to exploit his ambition and desire for revenge. Vanitas fixed Randall's door, allowing him to return to Monsters, Inc. and attempt to reclaim his prior prestige. However, insisting that laugh power is unsustainable, he decided to exploit negative emotional energy and allied with Vanitas's [[Unversed]] to acquire it. With their help, he infiltrated the factory and weaponized its machinery.  

Randall invisibly observes [[Sora]] and his friends as they discover the Unversed infestation and head to the [[Door Vault]], and decides to follow them. Later, he uses his camouflage ability to disguise a door to the factory's booby-trapped [[basement]] as Boo's door, diverting the heroes. He gloats to them about his return and impending success, then vanishes as he waves away Sora's defiance.  

After the heroes traversed through the factory, Randall accosts the group as they are leaving the factory floor and attempts to sic one of his machines on them. However, he storms off when it is unresponsive to his commands, only to spot Vanitas animating it as the [[Lump of Horror]] just after the heroes leave.  

Pleased, he takes the Unversed with him to confront the heroes just as they reach the Door Vault. Delighted by Mike's ignorant dismissal of the threat, Randall gloats as the group is attacked by the massive Unversed. However, his happiness is short-lived and he is infuriated when the Unversed is destroyed. He is quickly subdued by Sulley and begrudgingly forced back through his door, where he is attacked once again by the humans on the other side. Before Sulley can destroy the door, Sora uses his Keyblade to lock the door, preventing it from being used again.

==Design==

Randall is a purple, lizard-like monster with green eyes. He has four arms, four legs, and a blue tail, and his "hair" consists of three pink protuberances on his head. Randall is able to camouflage himself.

Randall Boggs first appears as one of the antagonists of the 2001 Disney/Pixar film, ''Monsters, Inc.'', in which he is voiced by {{w|Steve Buscemi}}. He is one of the top scarers at Monsters, Inc. and vies with Sulley for first place. As part of a conspiracy with the company's CEO, Henry J. Waternoose, Randall constructs a mechanized "Scream Extractor" to use on one of his target children, Boo, in hopes of solving [[Monstropolis]]'s energy crisis in exchange for prestige. Eventually, he was stopped by Mike, Sulley and Boo and banished through a door into the human world.