| “ | Oo-de-lally! | „ |
| ~ Robin Hood |
| “ | Mother Rabbit: Oh, you have made his birthday a wonderful one. How can I ever thank you? Robin Hood: I only wish I could do more. Here. (hands her a bag of coins) Now keep your chin up. Someday, there'll be happiness again in Nottingham. You'll see. |
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| ~ Robin Hood handing Mother Rabbit a bag of coins. |
Robin Hood is the titular main protagonist of Disney's 21st full-length animated feature film of the same name.
Although Robin Hood is often shown as an outlaw who chooses to rob from the rich to help the poor people in this animated version he is shown mainly attacking Prince John and his agents who have impoverished Nottingham with high taxes.
Robin Hood and Little John steal the tax caravans and give it back to the peasants while trying to avoid capture by both Prince John and the Sheriff of Nottingham.
He was voiced by the late Brian Bedford in the original film. In Once Upon a Studio, he is voiced by Daniel Wolfe.
What makes him Pure Good?[]
- Despite being an outlaw, he's undeniably a good, noble person at heart.
- He risks everything to keep the poor people's hopes alive.
- He gave Skippy a bow and arrow on his birthday, cheering him up immensely after the Sheriff took his birthday money.
- He gave the mother rabbit a small bag containing coins, while responding to her asking how she can repay him for making Skippy's birthday a wonderful one with, "I only wish I could do more".
- He saves Maid Marian from the guards of Prince John.
- During the night of the raid, he saved the life of Friar Tuck, who was about to be hanged in the morning and with the help of Little John, and rescued the other prisoners who could not pay their debts.
- He distracts the Sheriff, singing him to sleep, and takes the keys from his belt, giving them to Little John so he can free Friar Tuck and all the prisoners.
- Recovered all the money bags from Prince John and passed it back to the poor people.
- He saves Tagalong's life from the guards and takes her to Little John to be safe with her mother and siblings, risking his life in the process.
Trivia[]
- He and his Tom and Jerry counterpart are the only two versions of Robin Hood to be Pure Good.
External Links[]
- Robin Hood (Disney) on the Heroes Wiki
- Robin Hood on the Disney Wiki
