Mauvais Dentes

A Mauvais Dentes (MO-vay don; Fr. mauvais "bad" + dents "teeth") is a saber-toothed tiger-like Wesen that is smart, swift and deadly. One appeared in and in.

Behavior
There aren't many left in the world, but based on the Grimm ancestry, they are vicious killing machines, with the ability to wipe out an entire village single-handedly. They have a reputation for baiting their victims before killing them, enjoying tricking and deceiving their opponents; and like Hundjägers, they have no qualms endangering innocent bystanders if that would bring them much closer to the designated targets. According to Kelly Burkhardt, the Seven Royal Families are the only people powerful enough to have Mauvais Dentes working for them.

Biology
When Mauvais Dentes woge, they grow grey fur over the head and arms, they develop stripes and enormous teeth capable of leaving puncture wounds in their victims up to an inch in diameter.

They are incredibly strong creatures, able to casually overpower grown men; one was able to kill three men at once, and was later shown to be capable of holding its own against two Grimms for a short time. They are also highly agile, fast and stealthy, and have razor sharp teeth and claws which they use to kill. When they kill they lacerate their victims, and bite their necks. They are also very durable, one was able to take multiple punches to the head, without reacting. However, like many Wesen, they are weaker in their human form.

Mauvais Dentes do eat humans, or rather parts of them, as evidenced by Marnassier's behavior aboard a cargo ship. It is unknown if human flesh is part of their necessary diet, or if this is simply a bloodthirsty habit.

Excerpt from Grimm Diaries
"A terrifying saber-toothed tiger-like Wesen that is smart, swift and deadly as hell. There aren't many left in the world, but based on the Grimm ancestry, they are vicious killing machines, with the ability to wipe out an entire village single-handedly.

''They have a reputation for toying with their victims before killing them, much like a cat does with its prey. When Woged, they develop enormous teeth capable of leaving puncture wounds in their victims up to an inch in diameter."''