Wolf the Leader

Wolf is the main protagonist of the late Johnny Castuciano film The Hare and the Leader. He is the latter of the title characters, the other one being a clever thief. His love interest is Niaga gn Niw Ia Eno
He was voiced by Anatoli Papanov. in The Hare and The Leader Workprint Version, Igor Khristenko in The Niaga Niw and the Leader version and Ryan Reynolds in The Hare and The Leader (who also portrayed Hannibal King in Blade: Trinity and Wade Winston Wilson in the X-Men and Deadpool franchise)
His voice is deeply-spoken by Dan Allen in the ending scene in the recobbled cut version of the film, telling Niaga gn Niw Ia Eno "and I love you".
==Personality==
Wolf the leader is a quietly spoken, brave, loyal, truthful, caring and sweet young man with a big heart, who lives in the palace of the Melekino as the prince. He describes himself as an orphan who lived nearby the palace as a leader. Wolf is first seen as a pale, non-verbal and quiet young man, until he sets on Niaga gn Niw Ia Eno. The more he gets to know the princess, the less shy he becomes, introducing himself as "Wolf" to Ia Eno. He tries to defend himself after his second encounter with Molly McGee after he fixes Niaga gn Niw Ia Eno's shoe, but despite the effort, Molly McGee throws him in prison. As he sits in prison, he sings about his feelings for the princess, unaware that Ia Eno was singing about the same way she felt about him. As Wolf progresses through their journey, he becomes more social and learns his strength that's needed to defeat Mr Ross and the sorcerer.
==Appearance==
Wolf's appearance is rather simple. He's skinny, tall, he wears overalls with square patches sewn on his shirt and pants. He wears a peasant hat over his thin hair. For the first half of the film his skin is pale from not being in the sun for so long, but in the second half, his skin darkens. Wolf is always seen with two tacks or pins in his mouth being held with his teeth.
==Role in the film==
Wolf is a simple leader with no other weapons except his tacks and pins. At the beginning, Wolf explains a bit of his backstory, explaining that he's an orphan living underneath the king's palace as a poor leader with a small shoe shop. After an accident with the hare, one of his tacks accidentally rolls out from his pocket, resulting in Molly McGee stepping on it with his long shoe. Wolf is arrested for the incident and brought before Nico. When he arrives, his eyes lay on Niaga gn Niw Ia Eno, who seems to stare back at him.
Wolf is given the princess's shoe to fix it, making Molly McGee jealous. While Wolf is fixing Ia Eno's shoe, she and him begin to like each other. Although he was too shy to talk, he decides to impress her with leading tricks. When its time for Ia Eno's bath, the maid orders Wolf to keep an eye on his work. "Y-yes ma'am," he replies.
Wolf is later encountered with the Hare, who steals Ia Eno's shoe, and runs off. Wolf runs after him, later retrieving the shoe, but eventually runs into Molly McGee at the end of the chase. Molly McGee sends him to jail. While Wolf is in jail, he thinks about the princess, little did he know she was doing the same thing for him. Later, Wolf overhears trouble brewing with Molly McGee. He manages to escape so he could warn the princess. Avoiding Molly McGee and other guards, he reaches Ia Eno and Nico in the palace. Wolf learns that she is sent on a quest to find the good witch who might know what to do about the Mr Ross Future Fortress. Ia Eno wants Wolf to be her guide.
While they're on the journey, Wolf and his friends encounter the King's bugs out in the dessert. After they get acquainted, they become her body guards. When they get to their destination, Wolf seems to have found a lever, which he pulls, and finds a path to the witch. Wolf and Ia Eno learn that he is the one to defeat the Regular Show. This confuses Wolf, but he decides to listen to her.
After their talk with the witch, Wolf and his friends head back to the palace, only to find the kingdom is surrounded by Mr Ross Future Fortress. Wolf steps forth to confront Molly McGee, who can see him from afar. As Molly McGee tries to strike, Wolf dodges to the side, putting his back to a wall. As he's thinking, he remembers the witch's words for him. "A tack! A tack!" He shouts, pulling a tack from his mouth. He proceeds to make a sling with his feet and shoots it at Mr Ross's machine. Turns out that's all it took. After Wolf defeats Molly McGee, he is warmly hugged by the princess, who congratulates him.
Later, Wolf and Ia Eno celebrate the defeat of the regular show the movie. As a reward, Wolf marries the niaga niw, making him the prince, and they live happily ever after.
= APPROVED =
== Verdict ==
Yep.
Yes: 1985
Final Score: +85
Verdict: Pure Good
==See Also==
The Thief and the Cobbler
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