James P. Sullivan | Monsters, Inc. Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia James P. Sullivan was born to Bill Sullivan and an unnamed mother . College Sulley sits back and relaxes instead of paying attention. Sulley attended Monsters University , and was looked up to by his colleagues, as he was expected to be a prodigy at scaring, due to his father being a legendary scarer. Sulley's first few months at college went well, as his name would often get him out of trouble, often resulting in no punishment whenever he was late to class. Sulley was also accepted into Roar Omega Roar , a fraternity of Scare Program students that were generally regarded as the "popular" kids. However, towards the end of the semester, Sulley's lack of interest in education was causing his grades to slip, ultimately resulting in his removal from Roar Omega Roar. During a simulation test for Scare Program students, Sulley got into a fight with a small monster he had become rivals with, Mike Wazowski. A physical argument between the two caused the prized scream canister of Abigail Hardscrabble, the dean of the school, being knocked over.

Furious, Hardscrabble expelled the two from the Scare Program, meaning Mike and Sulley both had to switch to different classes. Sulley and his fraternity. To get back into the program, Mike offered a bet to Hardscrabble - if Mike and his new fraternity, Oozma Kappa , won the Scare Games, Mike and his friends would have to be re-admitted into the program. They were initially denied due to only having five members, but Sulley joined as well. Sulley and his fraternity somewhat struggled during the first two events, but eventually acquired their school's admiration once they made it to the final event, against Roar Omega Roar. Although Oozma Kappa was declared the winner of the final event, Sulley had tampered with the machine to allow for Mike to win, which was against the rules. An upset Mike escaped to the Human World through a Door Station, and while everyone was ordered to stay back from the door, Sulley ran in to save him. Once out, Mike and Sulley were expelled from Monsters University.

Employment As Mike and Sulley were waiting for a bus back to Monstropolis, Dean Hardscrabble approached the pair and showed them a newspaper ad for Monsters, Inc., who were looking for additional employees in the mailroom. Mike and Sulley were accepted for the job, and excelled in their area, and were gradually promoted to janitors, cafeteria workers, and finally a scare team, with Sulley as the scarer and Mike as his assistant. Boo's door. A few years into their role as a scaring team, Sulley discovered a door that had not been returned to the Door Warehouse, and ended up allowing for a human (a species that was widely considered as "toxic" in the monster world). Uncertain of what to do, Sulley took the girl, hidden inside a gym bag, to Mike, who was enjoying a dinner with Celia Mae at Harryhausen's. The girl, later nicknamed "Boo" by Sulley, managed to escape from the bag, and began causing terror in the restaurant. The CDA were called upon, and the entire city and its citizens were being searched for evidence.

To return Boo to her door, Mike and Sulley would have to take her inside of Monsters, Inc., so they disguised her in a costume and told their boss, Mr. Waternoose, that it was their relative's child. After Boo escaped from Sulley's grasp, he had to follow her around the building, keeping her out of trouble. However, Mike and Sulley were soon found out by Randall and Mr. Waternoose, and banished to the Himalayas, where the Abominable Snowman informed them of a village that was located towards the bottom of the summit. Sulley arrived there by sled, and made his way back into the company, where he managed to retrieve Boo. However, Randall soon regained Boo, and Mike and Sulley chased him through the Door Warehouse. Once Boo was safe again, Sulley sadly said his goodbyes to Boo, and the door was shredded. However, Mike managed to rebuild the door and surprised Sulley with it. Upon Waternoose's arrest, Monsters, Inc. was turned into a laugh production company, as opposed to the previous scare production company. Monsters, Inc. series appearances Monsters, Inc.

Mike and Sulley try to protect themselves from the "toxic" Boo. In Monsters, Inc. , Sulley was the top scarer of Monsters, Inc. and was naturally afraid of humans due to their rumored "toxic touch" that could kill the biggest monsters in an instant – until he met Boo , a human girl who found her way into the monster world and into the factory. Sulley, who was initially hesitant, became Boo's protector and obtained a fatherly role to the human. Constantly worrying about her and protecting her from harm while at the same time unlocking the secrets that humans were not as deadly as rumored. Starting by treating Boo like a pet, he eventually grew to care for her, the attention drawing away from a jealous Mike. Randall Boggs , Sulley's arch-nemesis who also wants to be top scarer (and eventually, CEO of Monsters, Inc.), tries to use Boo in an experiment to forcibly extract screams for the growing energy crisis that relies on their cries to provide, and risking his friendship with Mike, Sulley comes to her rescue and in the process discovers that a child's laughter is 10 times more powerful than scream. Sometime after Mr.

Waternoose , the former CEO of Monsters, Inc., is arrested by the CDA for assisting Randall, Sulley becomes the new CEO and changes the policy to obtain children's laughter instead, turning the energy crisis around. Sometime after the events of the film, Sulley announces Put That Thing Back Where It Came From Or So Help Me , a company play that stars Mike, who has also directed, produced, and written the play, in front of the audience, and he appears in the play as a co-star. Sulley reappears in the prequel. He is shorter, skinnier, and shaggier. Monsters, Inc.: The Video Game Sulley in Monsters, Inc.: The Video Game In Monsters, Inc.: The Video Game , Sulley appears as the playable character throughout the story levels. In this game, Sulley must go on an adventure to save Boo from the clutches of the evil Mr. Waternoose. Monsters, Inc. Scream Team In Monsters, Inc. Scream Team , Mike and Sulley must complete various trials in order to be accepted as a scare team at Monsters, Inc. Monsters, Inc. Scream Arena In Monsters, Inc.

Scream Arena , Sulley is one of the many characters that competes in the various dodgeball competitions. Mike's New Car Mike takes Sulley to the car In Mike's New Car , Mike excitedly shows Sulley his car, but when Sulley gets into the car, things take a turn for the worst. After messing around with the seat adjusters, Mike's seatbelt gets stuck, and when he tries to put his seatbelt on, Sulley accidentally opens the hood. Mike gets out of the car to close it, but Sulley closes the hood on Mike's fingers, and when Mike tries to return to the inside of the car, he finds himself locked out. After more antics, Mike eventually yells at Sulley and kicks him out of the car, and when Mike tries to drive the car on his own, he crashes, and is propelled back by the airbag. Sulley catches him, and the two are forced to walk to work. Monsters, Inc. Run Sulley appears as a playable character in Monsters, Inc. Run .

Monsters University An 18-year-old Sulley appears in Monsters University as an arrogant, yet friendly, monster who thinks that his family name is enough to get him Mike and Sulley stand off to each other. into the scaring business. He is quick to clash with Mike, who he considers to have lower chances of becoming a scarer than himself. He joins the fraternity Roar Omega Roar , only to be kicked out after his and Mike's rivalry causes them to be booted from the scaring program. He decides to join Oozma Kappa in order to get back into the scaring program, but he fears that Oozma Kappa will lose the Scare Games because they are not significantly scary. He eventually develops from Mike's rival to his friend, although he does not find Mike scary enough to win and tampers with the equipment so that Mike will register a good score. As a result, Oozma Kappa wins, but Mike finds out that Sulley cheated and enters the human world to prove himself a good scarer.

Feeling guilty, Sulley confesses his cheating to Dean Hardscrabble and risks his life to get Mike back from the human world; however, the door is deactivated, stranding the duo. Together, Sulley and Mike generate enough energy from their side to power the door and scare the newly-arrived human police. They return to the monster world, but are expelled from Monsters University. Despite this, they get to work at Monsters, Inc. in the mailroom and work their way up until Sulley becomes a scarer (with Mike as his assistant) and meets their boss Henry J. Waternoose III . Party Central The Oozma Kappa fraternity partying. In Party Central , Mike and Sulley visit their Oozma Kappa friends, and find out they are throwing a party, but no one has arrived. Mike and Sulley set up a door station, and begin stealing things from Roar Omega Roar's party. Other appearances Cars In Cars , "car-ified" versions of Mike , Sulley and the Abominable Snowman appear during the end credit sequence.

In the Cars universe, Mike and Sulley are celebrities that are the stars of a famous film titled "Monster Trucks, Inc.", in which Mike and Sulley must save the " Boomobile ", the "car-ified" version of Boo. Mike and Sulley also have cameo appearances in Tokyo Mater , in which they can be seen in a building as Mater drifts through it. Both Mike and Sulley appear as playable characters in Cars: Mater-National Championship and Cars: Race-O-Rama , with the former having a minigame based on the series, called " Mike and Sulley's Last Laugh ". Brave In Brave , a drawing of Sulley appears on a wall. Disney Infinity series Sulley in the Monsters University Play Set in Disney Infinity. In Disney Infinity , Sulley appears as a playable character. He is the heaviest of the three Monsters University characters, and his abilities include a ground smash, scaring, and a shoulder bash. Characteristics Personality and traits Sulley is nice, outgoing, brave, intelligent, selfless, humble, level-headed, confident, and caring. He appears to be popular among the other employees.

In the first film , although his job is to scare children, Sulley makes efforts to befriend Boo and then goes to extreme measures to protect her from Randall and trick Mr. Waternoose into confessing to assisting Randall. It is Sulley who realizes that making children laugh is a far better way to produce energy than making them scream, thus solving Monstropolis ' energy crisis. Sulley is also very loyal to Mike , going so far as to lend him "odorant" and making reservations for him at an exclusive restaurant on Celia 's birthday. Sulley also tries to cover for Mike when he realizes he forgot to turn in his paperwork. In return, he relies on Mike to help him in his madcap efforts to keep Boo safe. When Mike protests, Sulley chooses to help Boo over appeasing Mike's pride; his choice is justified when Mike later changes his mind and comes to help him and Boo. Physical appearance Comparison between Sulley from Monsters, Inc., and Monsters University Sulley is 28-year old, has lots of blue fur, with purple polkadots on him. He has 3 claws on each of his feet, a long tail, and two small horns on his head.

Sulley has 5,475,458 hairs on his body, and weighs 985 pounds. In Monsters University , his fur is shaggier and he is a bit skinnier as an 18-year-old. Voice Actors James P. Sullivan | Disney Fan Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Edit Sulley was top scarer of Monsters, Inc., and was naturally afraid of humans, due to their rumoured "toxic touch" that could kill the biggest monsters in an instant, until he met Boo, a human girl who found her way into the monster world and into the factory. Sulley, who was initially hesitant, became Boo's protector and obtained a fatherly role to her. Constantly worrying about her and protecting her from harm while at the same time unlocking the secret that humans were not as deadly as rumoured. Starting by treating Boo like a pet, he eventually grew to care for her, the attention drawing away from a jealous Mike Wazowski.

Randall Boggs, Sulley's rival who also wants to be top scarer, tries to use Boo in an experiment to forcibly extract screams for the growing energy crisis that relies on their cries to provide, and risking his friendship with Mike, Sulley comes to her rescue and in the process discovers that a child's laughter is 10 times more powerful than screams. Sometime after Henry J. Waternoose III, the CEO of Monsters, Inc., is arrested by the CDA, Sulley becomes the new CEO and changes the policy to obtain children's laughter instead, apparently turning the energy crisis around. However, it is shown in Monsters, Inc. Scream Team Training that the company still uses screams on occasion. Edit Sulley appears in the prequel, looking shorter, skinnier and shaggier. He makes a ferocious debut by interrupting his first Scaring class with a roar, apologising, saying he heard someone say "roar" and just went for it. Here, he reveals himself to be the son of Bill Sullivan, a famous Scarer, and asks a fellow student for a pencil since he forgot his stuff, but he just uses it as a toothpick.

Sulley hardly puts in any work in his classes and instead relies on his family legacy and natural skills, preferring to spend his time goofing off and playing pranks, such as kidnapping the mascot of the rival college Fear Tech. Hiding the mascot, he accidentally sneaks into the room of a fellow scare student, Mike Wazowski, leading to a mad chase when the pig runs off. His skills and legacy get him recognised by and accepted into Roar Omega Roar (ROR), the premiere campus fraternity. However, Sulley was soon upstaged by Mike in his classes (due to Sulley not putting real effort into his work), which lead to ROR considering revoking his membership. Eventually, Mike and Sulley's petty rivalry gets out of hand and causes a mistake during the final exam, when, while the two are trying to scare the other, Sulley accidentally knocks over and ruins Dean Hardscrabble's prized scream-cannister. Dean Hardscrabble tests them on the spot, first failing Mike before turning to Sulley.

He jumps the gun with a roar, and Hardscrabble explains how his method doesn't work to make the hypothetical child scream, noting his disregard the importance of the study, leading her to dismiss him from the program as well, and Sulley notices Worthington and his frat-boys leave without a word to him. Sulley tries to change Hardscrabble's mind by reminding her he's a Sullivan, but she simply says his family will be very disappointed. Sulley instantly blames Mike for his failure and storms off. By next semester, Mike and Sulley are both now in a boring class for scream-cannister handling, but Sulley still blames Mike, evident by his constantly glaring at him and crushing a cannister in his hand. But later on, he sees Mike hurry off to add Oozma Kappa (OK) for the Scare Games, making a bet with Hardscrabble and they agree on the following terms: If OK wins, Hardscrabble will allow the whole team into the Scaring Program, but if they lose, Mike will leave Monsters University (MU).

But then Hardscrabble brings up he's short one member to qualify, and Sulley seizes this opportunity and smugly gets himself on the team because Mike has no choice, qualifying OK for the games. But after meeting the OK members, Sulley is concerned, as Oozma Kappa is not known for being scary, but Mike trains them for the games. However, Sulley and Mike's rivalry with each other almost costs them losing the first round of the games; they luck out when it turns out Jaws Theta Chi had cheated, disqualifying them and getting OK back in the games. In the next round, they almost lose when Mike insists the team follow his lead alone, and it is only when the other members of OK work together do they advance. But after the event, they're told by Python Nu Kappa about a party, asking them if they're coming. Mike insists they go, believing they're getting recognised. During the party, which is at ROR house, the ROR pranks Oozma Kappa and humiliates them in front of the whole university. When the rest of the team are dispirited, Mike takes them on a "field trip" into Monsters, Inc.

to lift their spirits, causing Mike and Sulley to understand each other, and begin to become friends. Thanks to Mike and Sulley, Oozma Kappa makes it to the final round against ROR. But the night before the final round, Sulley speaks with Hardscrabble, hoping, if OK wins and they're in the Scaring Program, there won't be any hard feelings. But Hardscrabble tells him in order to win, each member of OK must prove, in front of the entire school, that they are undeniable scary, and, in her professional opinion, she tells him one of them is not. Sulley realises she's talking about Mike, and tries to defend Mike's worthiness but Hardscrabble demandingly asks him if he, himself, thinks if Mike is scary, leaving Sulley speechless because honestly he doesn't. Before the two of them go to bed, Sulley tries to coach Mike in roaring, to "dig deep down and let the scary out", despite Mike's efforts, Sulley doesn't believe Mike can be scary although he doesn't say so to Mike.

So, in the final round, he tampers with the scare simulator settings, putting it on easy, so that Mike can register a perfect score and make Oozma Kappa win the tournament, but when Mike realises this, he is heartbroken and furious, accusing Sulley of being just like Hardscrabble. Sulley tries to defend his actions but the rest of OK are ashamed that they won because Sulley cheated and leave behind the trophy. Rebuffing ROR's attempt to get him back into their fraternity, Sulley, feeling guilty, confesses to Dean Hardscrabble about the cheating, leading a furious Hardscrabble to demand he leave campus by tomorrow, calling him a disgrace to Monsters University and his family name. At that moment, they hear an alert that someone broke into the door lab, and Sulley quickly realises that Mike has entered the human world to prove himself scary. Sulley enters the door and arrives at the summer camp looking for Mike. At the camp, the police have arrived looking for intruders and Sulley is mistaken for a bear, chased into the woods.

Sulley finds Mike by the lake, and he apologises for what he did but Mike accuses him of not understanding how he feels, saying that monsters like Sulley, a Sullivan, have it easy. It is here Sulley admits his faults, his failing and getting kicked out of the Program, and was so afraid of letting everyone down he resorted to cheating and lying. Sulley then tells Mike he's not the only failure, that he acts scary because he's terrified of the expectations he's had to live up to. When Mike asks why he never said that before, Sulley says, "Because, they weren't friends before." Seeing the cops coming, they both run back to the camp to go back to the university. However, Dean Hardscrabble deactivates the door until the authorities arrive, trapping Mike and Sulley in the human world. Mike devises a plan to create so much scream energy, that they can power the door from their side. Combining Sulley's natural abilities with Mike's technical knowledge, the two manage to scare the park rangers so much, that not only are they able to power the door, the door blasts off from the surplus energy.

This causes Mike and Sulley to be detained by the CDA, thus expelling them from Monsters University. While they are leaving Monsters University, Dean Hardscrabble encourages them to keep "surprising" and indirectly giving them a means of working at a scare company. The movie ends with Mike and Sulley taking jobs at Monsters, Inc. as mailmen. During credits, it is shown that both of them rise from being mailmen to an efficient scare team, thus establishing the story for Monsters, Inc. Edit In the short, Sulley is featured as the secondary protagonist. When he sees Mike's new car, he asks Mike what was wrong with the old car, to which Mike replies, "That's three little words, Sulley: Six-wheel drive!", then they both got in. Unfortunately for Mike, Sulley accidentally ruins the car by doing various things, and Mike eventually told Sulley to get out, but ruined the car himself when he sped off. List of Monsters, Inc. characters | Annex | Fandom powered by Wikia List of Monsters, Inc. characters 5,593pages on This is a list of characters appearing in the film Monsters, Inc. This list is incomplete ; you can help by expanding it .

Contents Edit James P. "Sulley" Sullivan, the film's protagonist , is a large, furry blue monster with purple spots, voiced by John Goodman . When he is first seen, Sulley is the top scarer at Monsters, Inc., responsible for generating the screams that provide power for the city of Monstropolis along with his partner, Mike Wazowski. During the course of events, Sulley accidentally allows a small girl, Boo, to enter the Monster World. He attempts to return her to her room, but to no avail. When her presence becomes public knowledge, he hides her in his home, eventually coming to realize that she is not as dangerous as he has been led to believe. Sulley soon becomes attached and protective of his young human friend, which he makes clear to Mike. After Sulley saves Boo from Randall's scream machine, Waternoose orders Randall to retrieve her and eliminate Sulley. The chase runs through the factory and through an entire network of doors between both the monster world and the human world. At the end of this chase, Randall is overpowered and thrown into a closet in a swamp, where he is mistaken for an alligator and beaten with a shovel.

Sulley and Mike promptly destroy the door, banishing Randall as they were. When Waternoose is taken away, Monsters Inc. faces an almost certain end. But Sulley takes over the company, and changes the focus from the collection of screams to laughter, which he has learned is many times more powerful than scream. His original names were Johnson and Mulligan. After the bloopers of the film, he announces the Monsters, Inc. Company Play "starring, written, directed, and produced by Mike Wazowski" and co-stars in the play. Sulley also appears in the credits of the 2006 film Cars as a giant, horned, blue monster truck. Mike Wazowski Edit Michael "Mike" Wazowski, the film's second protagonist, is a Cyclops monster in the shape of a tennis ball , with one large eye, two horns on his head, and arms and legs, but no torso. His voice actor Billy Crystal claims that the character is a mix between Mr. Toad and Sammy Davis, Jr. . He works as Sulley's scare assistant, providing closet doors for Sulley to enter and scare children, as well as collecting the scream containers he fills.

He is initially much more reluctant towards Boo, and although he does not form as close a relationship with her as Sulley, he warms up to her and makes it possible for Sulley to find her again in the end of the film. In the middle of the film, he announces to other monsters about the musical he is working on called "Put That Thing Back Where It Came From." Also, he takes a much more active role in the company by making children laugh instead of scream. In one of the bloopers, he blows the line "Go grow up" by saying "Go throw up" instead, however he did not recognize his mistake, despite Boo's laugh. After the bloopers of the film, Mike's new company play( in which he has starred, directed, written and produced) based on the film goes into public, and after the audience bursts into applause, it is revealed that Mike has a mother, who is seen sitting in the front row of the audience. In the credits of the 2006 film Cars , Mike appears as a small, green, one-eyed car. A running gag through the movie is that is face is covered up in advertisement.

"Boo" Edit Boo is a two-year-old human child who has escaped from her room from which Randall intended to kidnap her. Much of the film's plot follows what happens as Mike and Sulley try to get Boo back to safety. When she first appears, Boo is very attached to Sulley, calling him "Kitty" because she sees him as a giant kitty-cat, but he is not so keen. But as the film progresses, he develops a bond with her. The first time it happens is when she gets out of her bedroom playing with his tail. Halfway through the film, they play Hide and Seek in the bathroom, and Boo is very good at it - always seeming to vanish and reappear in a different stall. Sulley becomes a serious protector of Boo and even chides her during one of the times she runs away from him and Mike. In the bloopers, Boo takes several attempts to catch a food with her mouth. Boo's parents are never seen and it is not clear what happens in the human world when she is missing or when she grows up. Boo's real name is Mary, named after the actress who has voiced the character, Mary Gibbs .

Celia Mae Celia Mae is Mike's girlfriend in Monsters Inc. Like Mike, Celia is an employee in Monsters Inc. Jennifer Tilly provides the voice of the character. Henry J. Waternoose Edit Henry J. Waternoose is the main antagonist in the film, and the former CEO of Monsters Inc. He is one of three owners, all cast down from lineage. He inherited the factory from his father when he was 142 years old, and turned it into the modern energy factory that appears at the beginning at the movie. Sulley, being the company's biggest "producer" and Waternoose's protegé, is asked to come down to the scare training room and show the new employees how scaring should be done. Waternoose is behind a plot to increase the dwindling scare production along with Randall, the company's second-biggest producer and a less-than-savory fellow worker. When Waternoose finally figures out that Sulley and his teammate and pal Mike Wazowski have the child, he orders Randall to chase after and eliminate the duo.

After Mike and Sulley banish Randall, Waternoose notices that the child is with Sulley and chases them into the scare simulator, where Waternoose is lured into Mike's trap. Waternoose is recorded and played back using the same system normally used to analyze trainees' performance. With this incriminating evidence, Waternoose is taken away by the Child Detection Agency (CDA). As he is dragged away, Waternoose angrily blames Sullivan for 'destroying' the company, saying that the energy crisis will go worse due to that; however, this eventually proves to be wrong, as Sulley himself eventually becomes the new CEO of the company and requires all the monsters to make children laugh, which of course generates more power than screams, thus ending the crisis for good. Henry J. Waternoose is the last animated character voiced by James Coburn . Abominable Snowman Edit The Abominable "Invie" Snowman finds Mike and Sulley stranded in the snow in the Himalayas after Waternoose banishes the two. He keeps them safe in an ice cave. He has attempted to make the best of his exile, describing the Himalayas as a Winter Wonderland and making lemon snow cones for his fellow monsters.

He was also banished, but the movie doesn't elaborate as to why. He is voiced by John Ratzenberger , who has a voice part in every other Pixar film. He also appears in the credits of the 2006 film Cars as a snowplow. Randall Boggs Edit Randall Boggs is the secondary antagonist in the movie. He is a big ginger Monster. His voice was provided by Steve Buscemi . Randall resembles an anthropomorphic lizard, with the ability to change his color from purple and blue to blend into his surroundings at will, much like a chameleon , making him invisible. He works as a Scarer for the power company Monsters Inc. by entering children's rooms via a system of closet doors and scaring sleeping children. Randall acts as the direct rival of the movie's protagonists , James P. Sullivan and Mike Wazowski, and is in competition with them for the glorious post of Top Scarer. He spends most of the time in second place, but he temporarily took over them. Alas, Sully takes over again about five seconds later. The words "Never mind" are said over the intercom afterwards.

However, Randall has also constructed a "Scream Extractor," and attempts to kidnap a human child in cooperation with the company's leader, Henry J. Waternoose, with the hopes to eventually rise to the leader of the company. He is defeated after a chase through the factory, where Boo and Randall escape into a door, and Boo begins to hit him with a baseball bat, making him turn different colors, then Sulley restrains him with a chokehold, followed by a snake wrestling maneuver, and afterwards, throws him through a door that banishes him to a trailer in the middle of a swamp, where a hillbilly family smacks Randall with a shovel, thinking that he is an alligator. The door he was sent through is then destroyed to ensure he doesn't come back. Sometime later, Mike writes, directs, and produces Monsters, Inc. Company Play, a low-budget play based on the events of the film in which many of the employees replay the parts they had. Randall is played by Needleman in the play. Roz Edit Roz is the bookkeeper of the Monsters, Inc. factory, voiced by Bob Peterson .

30 years before the movie takes place, Roz is supposed to have been the first runner-up in the Miss Monstropolis beauty contest. She speaks with a very rough voice and has a slug -like body. Roz has green-brown skin and a bit of grey hair on the top of her head. She wears a red sweater. Mike and Sulley, try to avoid getting in trouble with Roz mostly because, no matter how many times they try to remind themselves, they almost always forget to file their paperwork. She is revealed to be Agent 001 of the Child Detection Agency (CDA) and quite ironically seems to have a desire to avoid paperwork on Boo's time in the monster world. She is also frequently seen in the bloopers, replacing characters during several shots for comic effect and laughing thereafter. She also enjoys reading the newspaper "The Daily Glob" at her lunch hour at work. Secondary Characters Edit Randal's assistant, Fungus is always seen wearing three-lensed glasses for his triple eyes. Cowed by Randall's short temper, Fungus reluctantly helps him with his plot to revolutionize the scaring industry.

Fungus is fundamentally kind and well-meaning, even apologizing to Mike Wazowski about his capture. Once Randall has been banished to the human world, Fungus becomes much happier and takes on the job of making children laugh. He is voiced by renowned puppeteer and director Frank Oz . In the Monsters, Inc. company play written, directed and producted by Mike, Fungus was played by Smitty. Needleman and Smitty Edit Needleman and Smitty are lesser employees who work as janitors and have minor jobs like cleaning, and disposing of waste, and bringing in a door shredder; nowadays, however, their lattermost job is the most prominent. They are comic relief in the film, and often argue. Needleman is a tall brown monster with small horns while Smitty is a small green monster with no legs, and has mop-like hair and braces. Needleman lives with his mother. Both are voiced by Daniel Gerson. In one of the bloopers, the two lose control of a door shredder and go on a wild ride across a Scare Floor. They also appear in the Monsters, Inc. Company Play as Randall Boggs and Fungus respectively.

George Sanderson Edit A Scarer who is in the same Scare Floor as Mike Wazowski and Sulley. He is a large monster with a single horn on his head and covered in orange fur. He is partnered with the annoying Charlie, who continuously reports Emergency Code 23-19 to the CDA. George is the victim of these calls as he ends up (repeatedly) with a child sock on his back (due to the static electricity produced by his fur) and ends up completely shaved. He later ends up with a broken leg due to being covered with children's toys and CDA agents tackle him. George finally gets fed up with Charlie's calls for alert. Sulley rushes out of a door and George gets another sock on his body. As Charlie is about to call for help, George seizes him, shoves the sock in his mouth and tosses him into the door. By the end of the film, his fur has grown back, and he enjoys his new job at making children laugh. He is voiced by Samuel Lord Black . In one of the bloopers, after George is shaved, Roz appears instead, somehow having replaced him. He also appears in Monsters, Inc.

Company Play that Mike has written, directed, and produced. Charlie Edit Charlie is George's assistant and loves working with him, considering George to be a brother to him. Charlie is a green monster with tentacle limbs and eyes on antennas. Charlie constantly calls the CDA at the sign of an emergency. The most common is 23-19, which involves a monster having a child's item on them - the monster, in this case, is poor George. George is shaved completely and later ends up with broken limbs due to a second incident. In the end, Charlie has a sock stuffed down his throat by George and is tossed through a door into the Himalayas when he is about to call the CDA again. Ms. Flint Edit An employee in Monsters, Inc. who seems to train the new Scarers in a practice room. She often ends up grumpy due to the incompetence of the new Scarers. Flint is a tall, snake-like monster with only two arms and frills over her eyes. She is voiced by Bonnie Hunt . Thaddeus "Phlegm" Bile Edit A new employee hoping to become a great Scarer like Sulley.

He is a large blue reptillian monster with long retractile claws and the first monster to be seen in the film. He demonstrates how to scare a child but freaks out part way through the test, causing a funny gag that involves a soccerball, a rollerskate and some Jacks . Bile later tries to perform in front of Mr. Waternoose, with terrible results. Bile is later seen to have become an employee, using his gag from the beginning of the film to make children laugh. He is voiced by Jeff Pidgeon . Jerry Edit The floor manager of Sulley and Mike's Scare Floor with seven fingers on each hand. He is good friends with Sulley and Mike, and often is visited by Mr. Waternoose for inspection. He supervises the scare-floor, counting down until it's time to scare, and handling emergencies. Mrs. Nesbit Edit A large female employee who appears to look after the children of some of the other employees. She and her small group come across Boo in her monster disguise when she is separated from Sully. This name is a reference to Toy Story , where Buzz Lightyear becomes distraught from his failure to fly, in which he loses an arm, and calls himself "Mrs.

Nesbit", having been named that by Hannah. Pete "Claws" Ward Edit A large blue-skinned crocodilian-like monster who has extendable claws. He is a Scarer, working on the same Scare Floor as Sulley, Mike and Randall. He is shown to be very terrified of an unseen six-year old girl when he comes running out of her door and breaks down in front of his Scare Assistant, who slaps him and tells him to "keep it together man". This event leads to the girl's door being destroyed. He later appears in the audience of the company's theatre production of "Put That Thing Back Where It Came From, Or So Help Me", where he becomes overemotional when Mike sings, and is smacked again by his assistant. He was voiced by the late Joe Ranft . "Ted" Edit An enormous monster who lives near Mike and Sulley, and walks to work every day. Due to his near- Godzilla size, it appears he only needs to take five steps to get there. Nothing past his right leg is seen in the movie, and it is unknown how he can enter the building, given his massive girth.

In one of the bloopers, he is replaced by Rex , who tries to take his place and act scary. Miscellaneous Mike Wazowski | Monsters, Inc. Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Early life Mike is awarded Frank McCay's hat. Mike began life when he was born to Mrs. Wazowski and an unseen father. Little is known about Mike's first years. Around the age of five, Mike attended school as one of Karen Graves ' students. However, Mike had trouble fitting in with other kids at a young age; often, at school, he had trouble acquiring a partner whenever necessary. During a class trip to Monsters, Inc. , Mike snuck into a door while the class was observing scarers at work, and watched admiringly as Frank McCay scared a child. Though McCay initially scolded Mike for his action, he was impressed at the fact that he didn't know Mike was even in the room. Frank gave him his hat as a souvenier, and since that day, Mike strived to become a scarer. However, other kids often picked on him for this dream, due to his lack of scariness.

Although this was not shown in Monsters University, it was said in the teaser of the original movie by Sully that in the fifth grade, while almost everyone was studying geography, Mike instead spent the study period passing notes to Suzy Boyles. College Mike meets Randy Mike was accepted into Monsters University around the age of twenty, much to his excitement. Upon Mike's arrival, many staff members and other students greeted him, and Mike happily listened as he was introduced to his college life. He was assigned a dorm room with Randall Boggs as his roommate. The two immediately became fast friends, and enjoyed hanging out with each other. Mike was first introduced to James P. Sullivan in a SCARE 101 class in Professor Knight 's classroom. He began to dislike Sulley due to his lack of effort towards his education, and because of how everyone looked up to him, simply because of his father, Bill Sullivan , who was a famous and legendary scarer. A few days later, in one of Professor Knight 's classes, Mike and Sulley got into an argument in the middle of an exam, which caused them to knock over one of Dean Hardscrabble 's scream containers.

Hardscrabble kicked Mike and Sulley out of the scaring program, which led them to major in different programs, with Mike transferring to a class about the manufacturing of scream containers. Hardscrabble listens to Mike's deal. Mike soon remembered about the Scare Games , a program that he was offered to during his orientation, and Mike made a deal with the Dean that if his team won the Scare Games, she had to let him into the scaring program again. However, the only fraternity with an open spot was Oozma Kappa , a group of social rejects with limited scaring talents. However, the addition of Mike would only have made the team total to five numbers, instead of the six required to compete. Sulley then joined the group, to Mike's annoyance. During the first event, Oozma Kappa performed badly, finishing in the last position. However, due to another fraternity using an illegal repellent, they were able to advance, as the other fraternity was disqualified. In the following events, Oozma Kappa began to perform better, and eventually made it to the final two teams, the other being Roar Omega Roar , their biggest rivals.

During the final event, Oozma Kappa manages to win, though Sulley had tampered with the controls, to Mike's sadness. Sulley confessed his actions to the Dean after Mike snuck into a door leading to the human world, which led him into a cabin where several little girls were sleeping. Sulley then snuck into the door in order to retrieve Mike. The girls had summoned the police, so Mike and Sulley worked together to scare them off. Upon returning to the monster world, both were expelled from the school. Career at Monsters, Inc. Mike and Sulley with their boss, Mr. Waternoose . Shortly before leaving Monsters University, Dean Hardscrabble approached Mike and Sulley and offered them jobs at Monsters, Inc. as workers in the company mail room. The two worked their way up the corporate ladder, with Sulley eventually becoming a scarer, with Mike as his assistant. Some years after officially becoming employees on Scare Floor F , while collecting paperwork for Mike, which he had accidentally left on his desk, Sulley discovered a door that had not yet been returned to the warehouse. Sulley opened the door, but did not discover any humans inside of the room that the door led to.

However, upon further investigation, Sulley found Boo, a small girl, outside of door, in the monster world. Frightened, Sulley made several unsuccessful attempts to put her back. Having given up, Sulley took her inside of a bag to Mike, who was on a date with Celia Mae at Harryhausen's at the time. Boo escaped from the bag, and began causing trouble at the restaurant, leading the CDA to arrive at the scene. The entire city of Monstropolis was in terror. Sulley and Mike trying to protect themselves from Boo. Sulley and Mike returned to their apartment with Boo, and Mike attempted to devise a plan to return Boo to her room in the Human World. Out of ideas, Mike gave up, and the two took a disguised Boo to work the next day, where they told Mr. Waternoose she was a relative of Mike's. After a variety of shenanigans, Mike was captured by Randall, and was used to test out Boggs' new invention, the Scream Extractor . However, Sulley saved Mike from the machine, and put Fungus, Randall's assistant, into it. Mr.

Waternoose soon became aware of the girl's presence, he and Randall acquired her, and Mike and Sulley were banished to the Himalayas. While Mike was hesitant, Sulley went down to a village, where he managed to return to the monster world through a door. Sulley and Mike chased Randall through the Door Warehouse, and managed to save Boo. They managed to escape Randall, who was mistaken for an aligator and subsequently beaten by the Trailer Folk . Sulley then tried to return Boo, but Mr. Waternoose saw him and chased him through the building, but not before Sulley took the door out of the station. Sulley locked Waternoose out of a room, in which he set up Boo's door, and used it to put Boo back. However, Waternoose broke through the door and tried to retrieve Boo, while revealing is plan to Sulley. However, Mike and the CDA had caught Waternoose's words on camera, and he was arrested. Boo was returned to her room, and her door was shredded, so that no monster could access it.

Mike rebuilt the door over time, however, and surprised Sulley with it after the company was turned into a laugh factory, as opposed to a scare factory. Notable appearances Monsters, Inc. Mike and Celia enjoying a date at Harryhausen's. In Monsters, Inc. , Mike is Sulley's best friend and working partner at Monsters, Inc. . He is supporting Sulley about being the number one scarer, and both are enemies with Randall . He is also Celia Mae's boyfriend and seems to be watched at by Roz who awaits for his paperwork. While at Harryhausen's for Celia's birthday, Sulley appeared out of nowhere to tell Mike that he had lead a human girl into the monster world. Putting her into a Monsters, Inc. gym bag, Sulley tried to show him, but the human girl got out of the bag and wreaked havoc all over the restaurant. The two secretly took her out before the CDA found her and disinfected the entire restaurant. At their apartment, Mike tries to create a plan to put her back where she belongs, back in the human world. When Mr.

Waternoose reveals himself as one of Randall's henchmen and throws Sulley and Mike into the frozen wasteland , a rift forms between them after Mike gets mad at Sulley for listening to Waternoose instead of him. Mike tries to negotiate with Fungus When they learn that Randall is in on a scam of draining children of screams with Mr. Waternoose and Fungus ' assistance, Sulley tricks Mr. Waternoose into confessing Randall's plan and assisting him while Mike records the confession and smugly replays it to watching CDA agents. Immediately, the CDA turn on Mr. Waternoose and arrest him. Once Boo is back in her room, Mike rebuilds her door that the CDA destroyed so Sulley will be happy again. Mike appears as a supporting character in Monsters, Inc.: The Video Game . Monsters, Inc. Scream Team Prior to being hired at Monsters, Inc., Mike and Sulley had to complete various tasks to prove their abilities as a scare team. Monsters, Inc. Scream Arena Mike is a playable character in Monsters, Inc. Scream Arena . Mike's New Car Mike with his new car.

In Mike's New Car , Mike is now the protagonist of his own story. He has brought a new six-wheel drive car, and wants to show it to Sulley. When they both get in the car, Sulley accidentally ruins the brand-new car and injures Mike, who then throws him out. In the end, Mike speeds off and wrecks the car completely. Monsters University Mike reappears in the prequel Monsters University . He is smaller and wears a retainer. In the trailer, we follow him on his way to Monsters University , where he gets off his bus there, then gets an ID, room key, and finds Sulley to be another scaring major, and so they are introduced. He attends the school to achieve his dream of being an expert scarer. When he discovers Sulley will be his roommate, they do not get along well and their constant arguing gets them thrown out of their scaring class and must work together with a team of friends to get them back in. Mike gets off the bus Mike Wazowski is first seen as an elementary student attending Ms. Graves ' class visiting Monsters, Inc. as part of a field trip.

During the field trip, Mike accidentally walks past a safety line, but is pulled back by a monster named Frightening Frank McCay , who attends Monsters University. Because of this, Mike wanted to work at Monsters, Inc. as a scarer and attend Monsters University to learn how to scare humans. On the first day at college Mike's roommate is revealed to be Randall Boggs (his and Sulley's eventual archenemy) who has a hard time camouflaging himself with his glasses on. While attending SCARE 101 at Professor Knight 's class Mike runs into a student named James P. Sullivan, who despite his frightening appearance acted like anything but a scarer. Dean Hardscrabble , the school's headmistress and a famous Scarer then flies into Prof. Knight's classroom and tells all of the students that they all had to complete a final exam to enter the Scaring Program and if they fail then they will be expelled from Monsters University. Unfortunately for Mike, Sulley never does any of his homework and even goofs off by doing rowdy activities such as hanging out with Roar Omega Roar and stealing Archie the Scare Pig (rival school Fear Tech 's mascot).

Finally, the two monsters get into an argument causing them both to be caught by Hardscrabble and then expelled from the unversity. Mike and his fraternity. Mike and Sulley then realize that the only way to get back in is to participate in the university's Scare Games by teaming up with a fraternity made up of rejected monsters called Oozma Kappa composing of Don Carlton , Terri and Terry , Art , and Squishy . Mike then becomes Oozma Kappa's coach on the day of the Scare Games, and during the competition the fraternity easily beats all of the other participating fraternities and sororities in every game until finally Oozma Kappa is pitted against ROR during a scaring competition. Oozma Kappa wins the Games, only to realize that they cheated since Sulley secretly adjusted Mike's setting of their scare simulator to easy since Mike cannot scare. Mike, facing the fact that Hardscrabble was right about him not being scary and being forced to leave Monsters University forever, decides to go into the human world where he tries to scare several little girls in a cabin in a forest campsite to test his frightfulness but the girls all laugh at him no matter how hard he tries.

And to make matters worse, Mike's appearance in the forest preserve caught the attention of several policemen in the process since the girls called the cops for thinking Mike is a bear. Sulley then tries to save Mike by entering the door leading to the cabin, but on the way back, they find out that Hardscrabble had shut off the door's power, trapping them outside with the police after them. Mike and Sulley work the situation out, and Sulley lets out his loudest roar ever, scaring off all of the cops in the process. This produces enough energy to allow the two monsters back into the university, and the door explodes just as the two return into their world. Mike and Sulley are then permanently expelled from the university as the rest of OK enter the scaring program, but as the two leave the school behind for the last time, Hardscrabble flies out to tell them that they have surprised her by making the front page of a newspaper. She then tries to give them both a second chance in life by having them both work at Monsters, Inc., much to their delight.

The two monsters then first start working in the factory's mail room and gradually start working their way up the corporate ladder until finally being promoted to scarers. Monsters, Inc. Run Mike in Monsters, Inc. Run. Mike appears as a playable character in Monsters, Inc. Run . Party Central In Party Central , when Mike and Sulley visit Monsters University to hang out with their Oozma Kappa friends, they discover that they are throwing a party, although no guests are coming. To help, they set up a Door Station, and begin taking things from Roar Omega Roar's party. Other appearances Cars A "car-ified" version of Mike appears in the Cars series. This character is one of the stars of Monster Trucks, Inc. , along with Sulley , Yeti , and the Boomobile . In Cars , he appears in the end credits, as the Radiator Springs citizens are watching Monster Trucks, Inc. He also has a cameo appearance in Tokyo Mater , and appears as a playable racer in the Cars: Mater-National Championship and Cars: Race-O-Rama . Finding Nemo Mike in the end credits of Finding Nemo Mike makes a cameo appearance during the end credits of Finding Nemo , scuba diving in the ocean.

Mike's attire is the same he wore while trying to defend himself from Boo. Mike also appears in the film's video game, where Mike will appear if the player clicks the sand outside of the sharks' home. Disney Infinity series In Disney Infinity , Mike appears as a playable character, along with Sulley and Randy . His abilities Mike in the MU Play Set. include rolling, scaring, and bashing enemies with his shoulder. Mike has three chests in the Monsters University Play Set , which unlock the Mike Wazowski costume and two other random prizes. His Toy Box adventure is Mike's Scare Pig Dash , in which Mike must collect as many collectibles as possible while reading Archie the Scare Pig. Monsters, Inc. | Disney Movies Monsters, Inc. Rated: G Release Date: November 2, 2001 Lovable Sulley and his wisecracking sidekick Mike Wazowski are the top scare team at Monsters, Inc., the scream-processing factory in Monstropolis. When a little girl named Boo wanders into their world, it's the monsters who are scared silly, and it's up to Sulley and Mike to keep her out of sight and get her back home. Monsters, Inc.

(2001) - Plot Summary - IMDb Monsters, Inc. (2001) Plot Summary Showing all 6 plot summaries A city of monsters with no humans called Monstropolis centers around the city's power company, Monsters, Inc. The lovable, confident, tough, furry blue behemoth-like giant monster named James P. Sullivan (better known as Sulley) and his wisecracking best friend, short, green cyclops monster Mike Wazowski, discover what happens when the real world interacts with theirs in the form of a 2-year-old baby girl dubbed "Boo," who accidentally sneaks into the monster world with Sulley one night. And now it's up to Sulley and Mike to send Boo back in her door before anybody finds out, especially two evil villains such as Sulley's main rival as a scarer, chameleon-like Randall (a monster that Boo is very afraid of), who possesses the ability to change the color of his skin, and Mike and Sulley's boss Mr. Waternoose, the chairman and chief executive officer of Monsters, Inc.

- Written by Anthony Pereyra {hypersonic91@yahoo.com} Sully and Mike are 2 monster employees that work at a lighting/scaring company known as Monsters Inc and are close to breaking the all-time scare record. While mike is out with his girlfriend, Selia, Sully finds a door while looking for mike's paper and something else-a human child running amok in the city! Left with no other choice, sully must now seek help from mike to return the child before everyone finds out and Armageddon breaks out James P. Sullivan (AKA "Sulley") and Mike Wazowski pick up their paychecks at Monsters Inc., the utility company that generates energy from the goose bumps of children. Sulley, the No. 1 scream-generator at the plant accidentally lets in a little girl into the monster world. Since monsters are actually terrified of children it's a major cause for alarm and a major headache for Sulley and Mike. - Written by Anonymous In a land of monsters, James P. Sullivan is king. He and his coworker/ friend Mike Wazowski are two of many monsters that work for Monsters Inc. a utility company that generates power for a very paranoid and nervous city of monsters.

This power, oddly enough, is generated from the screams of children, which is produced by scaring them in their sleep. One night, however, Sully uncovers a devious plot to rid Monster city of it's power problems, but in all the wrong ways. Together, ironically, Sully and Mike will fight to protect the innocence of the children they scare every night. - Written by Redblok In the world behind our closet doors, monsters like Mike and Sulley work hard for their income. To be exact, the monster world depends on our children's screams: It is their energy that makes lightbulbs glow and cars drive. Big companies like Monsters, Inc. collect the scream energy, and many monsters work there in shifts. In these times, it is getting harder and harder to shock the kids properly, since they're so spoiled by television, so that there's an energy shortage in the monster world. Sulley, the number one frightener, one day accidentally lets a human child into the monster world. Since kids are supposed to be poisonous and carry loads of diseases, pandemonium ensues.

After Mike and Sulley discover that the girl they named Boo actually seems quite harmless, they decide to bring her back through her door into her room. But Boo's presence is more than just a mere accident. Now, Mike and Sulley have to face an enemy within their own ranks.

Question: What movie's main characters are James P. Sullivan and Mike Wazowski?
Answer: Monsters Inc.