Willow Wolf is the main antagonist for the first half of Piggy: Book 2. Before the infection, she started as a criminal trying to help feed her family, that would soon be arrested. After the infection she became the leader of a group called "The Silver Paw" and kidnapped Zizzy as seen in Chapter 2.

Classification: Wolf, Leader of The Silver Paw, Robber(formerly), criminal

Powers and Abilities: Superhuman physical characteristics, gun mastery (Can be seen shooting at someone or something in the trailer, appears to be a skilled gun user), acrobatics(Type; Enhanced Conditio; jumped over some water), possibly corruption and disease manipulation (T.S.P might be able to infect people), stealth mastery (Sneaked up on the main cast in Store and The Safe Place, was capable of not being found by police officers likely comparable to Doggy)

Attack Potency: At least Street level, possibly higher physically (Consistently is portrayed superior to weaker The Safe Place members and above energy boosted Pony and the Player)

Speed: Athletic Human

Lifting Strength: At least Peak Human (Is above Pony with energy boosts who can move large shelves around in the store)

Striking Strength: Street level, possibly higher physically

Durability: Unknown (She has not been shown being attacked)

Stamina: Unknown

Range: Standard melee range physically, higher with guns

Standard Equipment: A gun, Substance 128(Possibly). The Silver Paw Members has swords, guns, Substance 128(Possibly), and rocket launchers

•Optional Companies: Rash, Pony and Foxy(Formerly), Tigry, Pandy, Kitty, Black Bear, Katie, Philip, Felix, other T.S.P members

Intelligence: Likely Above Average (Is the leader of T.S.P which is a organization that appears to be large having many bases, back before the infection started she was a criminal on the streets)

Weakness: The gun may have limited ammo.

Note: This profile covers a character who, as of now, is still shrouded in much mystery and subject to great amounts of speculation. This profile will attempt to only cover the little that is known about said character, noting if something is more theory than fact.