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Also, should I create the Security Guards from Coco? I don't want to plagiarize the Villains wiki, so I'll change some parts of it:

The Security Guards are the secondary antagonists of Pixar's 19th full-length animated feature film, Coco. They serve as enforcers for the famed singer Ernesto de la Cruz until the events of the film.

Following Ernesto's death in 1942 after he was killed by a falling church bell during his last performance, Ernesto was revered by many of the citizens of the Land of the Dead due to his strong reputation.

Because of this, Ernesto continued to perform to the citizens of the Land of the Dead, supplied with his own mansion and a crew of security guards at his disposal. It later turned out that Ernesto had stolen all of the songs that he sang from his best friend Héctor after murdering him in 1921, and he entrusted his security guards to keep it as a secret from everyone else.

When Miguel was sent to the Land of the Dead by accident, he conspired with Héctor to head over to Ernesto's mansion so that Miguel can receive Ernesto's blessing to go back to the Land of the Living with Héctor's photo.

However, one of the guards refuses to let Miguel pass through to the entrance, resulting an annoyed Miguel to convince the current winners of the band contest to sneak him in while Héctor disguises himself as the famed artist Frida Kahlo to get past the security with ease.

Just as Héctor and Miguel finally caught up to Ernesto as the latter is about to give Miguel his blessing, Héctor soon learns about the true causes of his death after watching one of Ernesto's films which bears several similarities of the argument he and Ernesto had before his death. Realizing that Ernesto poisoned him to steal the songs and achieve the fame for himself, an angry Héctor attacks Ernesto, who calls in two of the guards to stop him. Realizing now that sending Miguel back to the Land of the Living with Héctor's photo would raise questions about his legacy as a musician, Ernesto takes the photo and orders the guards to throw both Héctor and Miguel into a cenote pit where they can't escape.

Eventually, Héctor and Miguel were able to escape thanks to Héctor's wife Imelda and her spirit guide Pepita, who were guided by Dante to them. Miguel then explains the events to his deceased relatives, who agree to help Héctor and Miguel recover the stolen photo and expose Ernesto's true colors. During Ernesto's sunrise show at a stadium, Miguel and his deceased relatives sneak in with the help of the real Frida Kahlo to recover Héctor's photo. However, they run over to Ernesto by accident, where Imelda angrily berates Ernesto for murdering Héctor and causing her family's grief. Unperturbed by this, Ernesto calls his guards to detain Miguel and his relatives, forcing Miguel's relatives to fight back while Imelda accidentally ends up on stage after recovering Héctor's photo from Ernesto. Spotting Imelda on stage, Ernesto angrily orders his guards to stop her and steal back the photo.

Eventually, Imelda starts singing "La Llorona" while evading the guards, which surprises her dead relatives and woos the entire audience, much to Ernesto's anger. Deciding to handle things in person, Ernesto comes in stage singing and tries to take the photo while trying to make everything seem as part of the show, leaving the guards to watch the scene dumbfounded. Eventually, Ernesto was exposed with a recorded confession from a camera, leaving the horrified audience to jeer Ernesto for his actions.

It is unknown what happened to the guards following Ernesto's defeat as they were never seen again. They are more likely to be put out of a job following Ernesto's crimes being exposed to the Land of the Living, and may vanish from the Land of the Dead alongside Ernesto for good.