Commander Cupcake

Jim, also better known as Big Jim, as well as Commander Cupcake, Snug, and Little Jim as a baby, is a supporting character in the Dog Man franchise.
==Personality==
In Cat Jail, he is known as Grampa's pure-hearted cellmate, admired by many for his unwavering loyalty and kind nature. Despite his circumstances, he brings a sense of calm and positivity to the confined space, earning the respect of both fellow inmates and guards alike. Beyond the prison walls, he adopts a secret persona as Commander Cupcake, a beloved superhero who emerges in times of need to spread joy and protect the vulnerable by just eating cupcakes.
==Appearance==
Big Jim is a large purple cat with a round body, small head, a double chin, and striped arms/legs/tail. His normal outfit is a red tank top with a black letter J on the front and dark blue pants. As Commander Cupcake, he wears a red cape, gloves, and boots, with a white shirt with a cupcake on the front and red pants. As Snug he has his normal clothes, but ripped.
==Biography ==
== History ==
===Early life===
Not much about Big Jim’s life is known at this moment. What is known, however, is that he lived a loving life with his parents until they somehow died, where he was forced to move into Happy Home Shelter, where he met Petey the Cat and his mother.
When he was older, he was somehow put into Cat Jail for an unknown reason, where he's been ever since.
===Dog Man===
In the first book, Big Jim serves as a minor character.
==== Book Em' Dog Man ====
When Petey wants to figure out why Dog Man is so smart, he asks Big Jim to seesaw with him at the jailyard, where his momentum sends Petey flying out of the gates of Cat Jail.
==== Weenie Wars: The Franks Awaken ====
He was one of the first of the prisoners that got their mail.
===Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties===
In the third book, A Tale of Two Kitties, Big Jim serves as a minor character.
It was his birthday, and the warden had allowed him to bring balloons to everyone at the jailyard.
When Big Jim tries to give Petey a balloon, he pops it, making Big Jim cry. Then, Petey gets an idea and asks Big Jim if he can have the balloons, and he even says he has a "gift" in the litter box, and he can hold onto the balloons while Big Jim gets them.
As Petey starts floating away from the balloons, Big Jim finds that the only gift he got was cat poop. 
===Dog Man: Brawl of the Wild===
In the sixth book, Brawl of the Wild, Big Jim serves as a minor character.
When Petey is trying to be good, Big Jim asks Petey what he's doing. Petey explains he's trying to be good, and that he's been good for sixteen minutes.
Big Jim hugs Petey for it, but Petey takes Big Jim off of him and yells at him to get of the "merchandise".
Then, Big Jim annoys Petey by talking about his dream of eating a big marshmellow, and then realizing he ate his own pillow.
Then, Big Jim sneezes on Petey, who has had enough and yells at Big Jim to leave, with Big Jim crying out on the way saying he thought Petey was trying to be nice. Petey says there's a difference between being good and being nice, and then he realizes that there isn't, causing him to give up trying to be good.
===Dog Man: For Whom the Ball Rolls===
TBA
===Dog Man: Fetch-22===
===Dog Man: Grime and Punishment===
===Dog Man: Mothering Heights===
==Gallery==
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== Trivia ==
* The thirteenth book, Big Jim Begins, seems that he will have more of an importance with him, seeing how he is the title character.
**According to the Meet the Cast, we will more about his past, as Little Jim and his parents are seperate characters in it.
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