Robyn Silverware

Robyn in his hunting outfit

Robyn in his formal outfit

### Allies

Oliver Cromwell (formerly) , Leper O' Conny (sometimes), Guy Fox (sometimes), Edmund Silverware, Matilda Goodfellowe (love interest)

### Enemies

Oliver Cromwell, Leper O' Conny (sometimes), Guy Fox (sometimes)

Robyn Silverware is the protagonist of the series "The Trophies of Robyn Silverware". He is an expert English hunter, an occupation inherited from his father. At times, he can be the antagonist to Guy Fox and Leper o' Conny.

Early Life:

Robyn was born in England to his father Edmund Silverware , and his wife. At some point in Robyn's childhood, his mother passed away, and made Edmund promise to keep their son safe, which he agreed to. Edmund at that time, worked as a hunter and this influenced his son to become a hunter aswell. The first time Robyn held a gun was when he was 8. Initially rejected for being too young, Robyn gradually gained reputation for his hunting skills until he was sent to fight under King Charles I, as a musketeer during the English Civil War. His skills as a marksman were greatly recieved that Oliver Cromwell commissioned Robyn to work for him, after the war.

During the events of "The Trophies of Robyn Silverware":

Throughout the series, Robyn is seen traveling through the British Isles attempting to hunt witches and animals, including Guy Fox, a Cockney accent red fox and a drunken Irish Leprechaun named Leper o' Conny . However many of his attempts fail, often by him being outsmarted by his opponents.

In "Robyn's Big Adventure", Robyn manages to capture Leper o' Conny and returns to England to show it to Oliver Cromwell. Cromwell congratulates Robyn for his deeds but dismisses him on the spot. Robyn is forced to work with his father as a cutler after his hunting career is over and gets drunk in a tavern along with his village friends.

One day he finds Leper o' Conny, who has escaped during Robyn's absence and along with Guy Fox, the three form an unlikely alliance. Also, Robyn learns that his father was captured for supposed treachery and imprisoned at a fort, so the three plan to rescue him.

After breaking into the fort and rescuing Edmund, the team is surrounded by guards under the command of Cromwell and Robyn is sentenced to death by hanging in front of the people of London. During the execution, Edmund, Guy Fox and Leper rescue Robyn and the townspeople attack the guards. Cromwell decides to retreat to his private palace but is confronted by Robyn. The two duel, resulting to Robyn being pushed to the ground. As he readies for the final blow, Cromwell is stopped by Edmund and soldiers of King Charles II. Cromwell is then fired by a giant cannon he had at his disposal and lands in China. Robyn is knighted by the King and resumes his occupation as a hunter. He later marries his sweetheart, Matilda Goodfellowe and have a son named Robyn Jr.

Trivia:

* Robyn's appearance is inspired by the bard Cacophonix from the Asterix comics and the Sheriff from Rabbit Hood.
* The character himself was created as a parody of Robyn Goodfellowe, a character from the 2020 animated film, "Wolfwalkers". This is partly inspired by an early concept of the movie of having the character being a young boy instead of a girl.
* His last name "Silverware" is a reference to his father's current occupation as a cutler.
* Robyn's religion is Anglican, as evident with his meeting with a local Catholic priest. Despite these religious differences, Robyn states that he could do anything for a fellow Christian.
* Robyn's role model is Robin Hood, with him being an excellent archer and someone with a very good reputation. As a result, he looks up to him as his life long hero. However, Robyn's skills as a hunter are left to be desired...