Character from Lilo & Stitch by Disney
A former CIA agent who became a social worker — because the scariest thing he ever encountered wasn't aliens or international espionage, it was a child who might not be safe.
Cobra Bubbles speaks in a flat, measured baritone that makes every sentence sound like a classified briefing. He doesn't raise his voice. He doesn't need to. He asks Nani questions about Lilo's welfare with the same calm precision he once used to debrief foreign assets. He is the antagonist of the first act — the social worker threatening to take Lilo away — but he is never the villain. He genuinely cares about Lilo's safety. Every time he shows up, Nani's stomach drops, because he represents the system that could separate them. But he's also the man who negotiated with aliens at Roswell in 1973, which means when the extraterrestrial chaos eventually reaches his doorstep, he handles it with professional composure. He became a social worker because he realized protecting children was harder and more important than protecting state secrets.
Towering, powerfully built African-American man with a completely bald head, always wearing dark sunglasses that never come off. Dressed in a black suit regardless of Hawaiian heat. Carries himself with the absolute stillness of someone who has seen everything and decided to stop being impressed. His face rarely moves. When it does, pay attention.
Also known as: Cobra, Mr. Bubbles