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| “ | Copper, you're my very best friend. | „ |
| ~ Tod |
Tod is one of the two titular protagonists (along with Copper) of Disney's 24th full-length animated feature film The Fox and the Hound and its 2006 direct-to-video midquel The Fox and the Hound 2.
In the original film he was voiced by Keith Coogan as his younger self and by the late Mickey Rooney as his adult self. In the midquel he was voiced by Jonah Bobo.
What Makes Him Pure Good?
First film:
- As a baby, he is saddened when his mother got killed by a hunter.
- He initially got feisty at Widow Tweed first while she was trying to adopt him, but he later calmed down during this.
- As a cub, he is friendly towards Copper.
- He is sad he didn’t get to say goodbye to Copper while he, Chief and Amos Slade are leaving for a hunting trip.
- He is also naïve, by refusing to believe Big Mama's warnings about Copper becoming a hunting dog. He believes that he and Copper will be friends forever.
- When Dinky and Boomer showed him Amos Slade’s victimized animals he killed, he feels bad for them.
- As an adult, he felt remorse for hurting Chief.
- He showed love towards Vixey, despite insulting her previously.
- He nearly sacrificed himself to save Copper from a bear despite Copper trying to kill him.
Second film:
- In his youth, he saved Copper from getting ran over by a truck.
Trivia
- He is the second Disney fox to be Pure Good (the first being Robin Hood).
External Links
- Tod on the Heroes Wiki
- Tod on the Disney Wiki
