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Phase 2 Plan and Explanation

We plan to execute phase two of our IP through these four mediums:

3. Animated TV show
4. Comic book series

Web series: Eugene discovers that the Roaches are hypersensitive towards a specific frequency that temporarily paralyzes them (32,000Hz).

Short film: Under Sagiv’s command, the giant mutated roaches fly to New York to begin plotting the nuclear attack and wreaking havoc.

Animated TV show: The origin story of E-coli. A single cell bacteria that also has the ability to survive a nuclear blast. After the radiation E-coli grew to the size equivalent to a professional basketball player. His existence is simple, he doesn’t talk. He just floats yet somehow he randomly helps out our characters in mysterious ways.

Comic book series: The Roaches kidnap Rachel (Generals daughter). The Roaches will only release Rachel in turn for the Nuke codes. They also successfully overtake Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn.
Toby

Toby is a character in the 1973 animated Disney film Robin Hood.

He was voiced by Richie Sanders.

## **About Toby:**

Toby is a fairly minor character.

He is seen to be fairly cautious and cowardly but is usually convinced by Skippy and Sis to join in their fun.

Toby is usually seen wearing black spectacles and a brown boat-like hat.

His best friend is Skippy.

## **Appearances:**

### **Robin Hood:**

In the movie, Toby is a turtle and a friend of Skippy, Sis, and Tagalong`s.

He accompanies them to shoot Skippy`s new bow and arrow.

He is later seen at the archery tournament, where his father is one of the contestants.

When Toby`s father take his shot, Toby yells ***"Yay, Dad!"*** in support.

Like the rest of the town, he is imprisoned for failure to pay taxes, but escapes after Robin Hood starts a jailbreak.

At the end of the film, he is at the wedding of Robin Hood and Maid Marian.

He notices Skippy joining the couple on their carriage, and asks why Skippy is going with them.

**Other Appearances:**

### **Mickey`s Christmas Carol:**

Toby is seen playing in the streets with Skippy while Ebenezer Scrooge portrayed by Scrooge McDuck has been reformed by three Christmas ghosts.

### **Chip 'N` Dale: Rescue Rangers**:

Toby makes a cameo as one of the bootlegging victims freed at the end of the movie, having been given a Ninja Turtle physique.

## **Trivia:**

He shares a name with the character Toby Tortoise from the 1935 Silly Symphony cartoon The Tortoise and the Hare and the 1936 Silly Symphony cartoon Toby Tortoise Returns.
Great Moments in Fiction

**Great Moments in Fiction** is a book in *The Walt Disney Parade* series. It was originally published in 1970, but the revised 1977 edition contains stories adapted from the film, *Robin Hood*.

## Robin Hood Stories

* How Prince John Had His Fortune Told
* How Prince John Came to Nottingham
* How the Sheriff of Nottingham Went to a Birthday Party
* How Maid Marian Was Named Queen of the Tournament
* How Friar Tuck Carried a Piece of News to Sherwood Forest
* How a Stork Won the Tournament and Prince John Met the Duke of Chutney
* How Prince John Set a Trap and Robin Sprang It
* How Prince John Left Nottingham and King Richard Returned
Oo-De-Lally

**Oo-De-Lally** is a song from the film *Robin Hood*. It was written and sung by Roger Miller as Alan-a-Dale.

## Lyrics

Robin Hood and Little John walkin' through the forest

Laughin' back and forth at what the other'n has to say

Reminiscin' this-'n'-that 'n' havin' such a good time

Oo-de-lally, oo-de-lally, golly, what a day

Never ever thinkin' there was danger in the water

They were drinkin', they just guzzled it down

Never dreamin' that a schemin' sheriff and his posse

Was a-watchin' them an' gatherin' around

Robin Hood and Little John runnin' through the forest

Jumpin' fences, dodgin' trees an' try'na get away

Contemplatin' nothin' but escape an' fin'lly makin' it

Oo-de-lally, oo-de-lally, golly, what a day

Oo-de-lally, oo-de-lally, golly, what a day
Books

**Books** have told the tales of our heroes almost as long as the film has. Robin Hood and his friends have appeared in the following:

## Disney Read-Along

* Counting Fun
* Story of Robin Hood

## Disney's Wonderful World of Reading

* The Emperor's New Clothes
* Robin Hood and the Birthday Penny
* Robin Hood and the Golden Arrow
* Robin Hood and the Great Coach Robbery
* Robin Hood Saves the Day
* Robin Hood Sends a Message
* Robin Hood Spins Gold
* Robin Hood Wins Again

## Golden Books

* The Plot to Capture Robin Hood
* Robin Hood
* Robin Hood to the Rescue
* Story a Day

### Little Golden Books

* Robin Hood
* Robin Hood and the Daring Mouse

## Purnell

* Robin Hood (Purnell)
* Robin Hood A Pop-Up Book

## Other

* Charming Tales
* Great Moments in Fiction
* Robin Hood (Disney Classics)
* Robin Hood (Junior Novelization)
* Robin Hood (New English Library)
* Robin Hood Classic Storybook

## Also See

* Comic Books
* Coloring Books
Natsuno Koide

Source: Shiki

### Goals

Destroy the Shiki (ongoing)Get as far away from Megumi as Possible (ongoing)Survive DR (ongoing)

### Likes

Studying, Urban Cities, His former friends, Rational/Cold approaches to Conflict

### Dislikes

Sotoba Village, Megumi, The Shiki, Emotional People

## Relationships

### Affilation(s)

Neutral, Has Worked with the Danganronpa Alliance in the Past

### Enemies

Megumi Shimizu (one-sided), Vantablack, NO4H
Filmisar

**Filmisar** are Swedish trading cards that feature movie stars and other characters. Several companies have produced over a hundred series, though the cards rarely identify the publisher.

Nellba AB published several sets featuring Disney characters. From 1973 through 1976, it published eight sets of Disney cards that were consecutively numbered, so they are often considered one long-running set. Several cards in these sets featured characters from Disney's *Robin Hood*.
Robin Hood and the Daring Mouse

**Robin Hood and the Daring Mouse** is a book in the *Little Golden Books* series.

## Summary

Friar Tuck and Oliver Mouse long for the return of King Richard to end the oppression of Prince John. Robin Hood and Little John echo this sentiment. The Sheriff of Nottingham arrives and pries open the poor box to take its contents for taxes. When The Merry Men object, the lot are jailed, except Oliver, whom people seldom notice. He uses his small size and inconspicuous to his advantage to free his friends and save the day.
Robin Hood and the Birthday Penny

**Robin Hood and the Birthday Penny** is a book in the *Disney's Wonderful World of Reading* series.

## Summary

It's Skippy's birthday. Even though his family is dirt poor, they give him a penny for his birthday. The Sheriff of Nottingham bursts in and takes the penny for taxes. When Robin Hood arrives, he sees how sad they are, and gives Skippy his bow and arrows and his hat. They go out to practice, but Skippy accidentally shoots an arrow over the wall and punctures Prince John's raft. The Prince thinks Robin did it and sends his men after him. Little John disguises himself as a pie seller, enters the castle, and tells the Prince he hides his money in Sherwood Forest. Prince John and Sir Hiss go to the forest to try and find the money, but Robin is waiting there. He and Little John trick Prince John out of his own gold and give it to the poor people, including the Rabbit family, and give Skippy back his penny.
Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96153

**Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96153** is an issue of the *Robin Hood* series published by Western. The issue date is December 1973 and the cover price is one dollar fifty cents.

## Stories

### **In King Richard's Service**

*Summary:* Alan-a-Dale tells how Prince John has sucked his thumb so much it is shriveling, so he calls a doctor. Robin Hood sneaks into the castle to bring some homing pigeons to Maid Marian so she can communicate with him. When the guards look for him, he hides outside a window. Lady Kluck thinks he has fallen, so she faints. Sir Hiss is suspicious of the doctor, but asks him to help her. The doc spies Robin Hood, but Lady Cluck knocks him out.

Back in Sherwood Forest, Robin and Little John get a homing pigeon message saying the doctor keeps looking at King Richard's jewels. They spot a different pigeon and follow it to a small cottage and eavesdrop. Inside are a group of thieves who are working with the "doctor" and planning to steal the jewels. They disguise themselves as Merry Men so Robin will be blamed.

The "doctor" puts a spicy mixture on the prince's thumb so he won't want to suck it, then makes him exercise until he's exhausted. Friar Tuck wakes Prince John and tells him of the plot and convinces him he needs Robin Hood's help. While Robin and Little John distract the thieves, the prince frees his guards, but orders them to catch Robin and the thieves get away. Robin evades the guards and has Marian send a message by homing pigeon to his Merry Men, telling them to waylay the thieves. They capture them in a net, and Robin retrieves and returns the jewels.

### **The Golden Arrow**

*Summary:* Alan-a-Dale tells of Friar Tuck practicing archery, and Little John and everyone else ducking for cover. Robin Hood offers to give him some pointers, but he can't even hit the target. He goes in search of a legendary Golden Arrow to make himself a better shot. Robin goes to find him, but is warned of robbers ahead. He responds to cries of help to find Tuck thrashing the robbers with his staff. He explains that he's getting too old to use the staff, that's why he wants to become an archer. They continue the search, but the robbers quietly follow them. Robin sees through a trap they set, but is caught off guard by King Churl, who captures him and brings him back to his castle. A local rabbit sends a message through his network of forest friends. Skippy intercepts it and calls for help from the Merry Men.

Robin breaks loose but is cornered in the tower. Friar Tuck and the rabbit see the commotion and try to get a rope up to him. The rabbit offers the friar the Golden Arrow so he can shoot it up there. Thus armed, Tuck makes a perfect shot, even through the mist, and Robin escapes. Guards pour out of the castle just as the Merry Men arrive and force their retreat. Upon their return to Sherwood Forest, Robin gives Tuck the Golden Arrow to continue his archery practice.
Whistle-Stop

**Whistle-Stop** is a song from the film *Robin Hood*. It was written and sung by Roger Miller as Alan-a-Dale.

## Lyrics

(Whistling)

Pu-puh-puh-puh-puhhpupuuuh

Ti-titi-tatido-dodo-pari-tidoo

(Whistling)

(...Flute solo & Whistle...)

(...up tempo keyboard...)

## Releases

* Story and Songs from Robin Hood
* Robin Hood Story and Songs

## Trivia

* The song was sped up and used in the Hampster Dance, one of the earliest internet memes.
	+ Hampster Dance appeared in *The Family Guy* episode "The Movement".
* It was later used at normal speed in the Super Bowl XLVIII commercial for T-Mobile.
Walt Disney's Original Soundtrack Collection Vol. 1

**Walt Disney's Original Soundtrack Collection Vol. 1**  is an album of Disney songs.

It contains three songs from the 1973 film *Robin Hood*. Robin Hood and Maid Marian are featured on the cover, and scenes from the film appear on the back.

## Tracklist

### Side 1

1. When You Wish upon a Star
2. Trust in Me
3. I've Got No Strings
4. The Second Star to the Right
5. Give a Little Whistle
Little John

**Little John** is a character in the 1973 animated Disney film *Robin Hood*.

He was voiced by Phil Harris.

## About Little John:

He is a bear and is Robin Hood's best friend.

He lives in Sherwood Forest with the rest of The Merry Men.

After a successful escape, Little John worries about being captured and hanged, and later cites a law against robbing royalty to avoid robbing Prince John.

However, he assists Robin in the robbery of Prince John while disguised as a gypsy.

While Robin is in the royal coach with the Prince, Little John remains outside and steals gold from a large chest as well as the gold hubcaps of the coach.

Later, in Robin's hideout, he encourages the lovesick Robin to propose to Maid Marian.

He then becomes annoyed with Robin for not paying attention when he was supposed to be tending to the fire and says, "Aw man, you burnt the chow!" Then he adds some spices to try to salvage the meal.

At Prince John's archery tournament, Little John, disguised as a nobleman named Sir Reginald, Duke of Chutney, consorts with Prince John.

When Robin is captured, he threatens Prince John's life if Robin is not released.

Later, in Sherwood Forest, Little John begins playing his song "The Phony King of England" on his lute, and dances with Lady Kluck.

Little John assists in a jail break to rescue the citizens of Nottingham as well as Friar Tuck, who is sentenced to hang at dawn.

After Robin retrieves the jail keys, Little John frees all the townspeople.

Little John later impersonates the Sheriff to facilitate their escape and pulls a cart containing all the Nottingham residents.

When Robin jumps in the moat to escape the castle while the Sheriff's posse shoots at him, Little John and Skippy watch from the forest, believing Robin has been killed.

After King Richard returns, Little John and Robin are pardoned.

He drives the coach containing the newlyweds Robin Hood and Maid Marian and allows Skippy to join them.

## Other Appearances:

At the beginning of the *House of Mouse* theme song, he is inside the entrance talking and laughing with Baloo.

In some episodes, he sits with Robin Hood next to Baloo and Bagheera after a cartoon ends.

In the episode "Dining Goofy", he laughs with Pinocchio at Wilhelmina Packard's joke.

In "Ask Von Drake", he sits at a table with Lady Kluck and a dalmatian pup and is later in the background during "The Ludwig Von Drake Song" when Ludwig von Drake names Lumière and Cogsworth.
The Adventures of Robin Hood 2

**The Adventures of Robin Hood 2** is an issue of *The Adventures of Robin Hood* series published by Gold Key Comics. The issue date is May 1974 and the cover price is twenty cents.

## Stories

### **In King Richard's Service**

(*reprinted from Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96153*)

*Summary:* Alan-a-Dale tells how Prince John has sucked his thumb so much it is shriveling, so he calls a doctor. Robin Hood sneaks into the castle to bring some homing pigeons to Maid Marian so she can communicate with him. When the guards look for him, he hides outside a window. Lady Kluck thinks he has fallen, so she faints. Sir Hiss is suspicious of the doctor, but asks him to help her. The doc spies Robin Hood, but Lady Cluck knocks him out.

Back in Sherwood Forest, Robin and Little John get a homing pigeon message saying the doctor keeps looking at King Richard's jewels. They spot a different pigeon and follow it to a small cottage and eavesdrop. Inside are a group of thieves who are working with the "doctor" and planning to steal the jewels. They disguise themselves as Merry Men so Robin will be blamed.

The "doctor" puts a spicy mixture on the prince's thumb so he won't want to suck it, then makes him exercise until he's exhausted. Friar Tuck wakes Prince John and tells him of the plot and convinces him he needs Robin Hood's help. While Robin and Little John distract the thieves, the prince frees his guards, but orders them to catch Robin and the thieves get away. Robin evades the guards and has Marian send a message by homing pigeon to his Merry Men, telling them to waylay the thieves. They capture them in a net, and Robin retrieves and returns the jewels.

### **Margie Gets Free Gifts for the Whole Family**

(Advertising feature)

*Summary:* Margie's family and friends think it's a scam, but she sends for and receives a hundred free gifts by mail.
RYang2

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Species: Akassintos, a race not well known. Most often assassins, as their talents are fine-tuned to stealth and speed. Born from the dark regions of the kingdom.

Perk: Born from the shadows, can turn invisible in shadows and slowly sink through most materials. Hardness matters: Sand is easy, while a hard metal is nearly impossible.

Flaw: Needs to recuperate in shadows for at least 10 hours after using their ability. Daylight at high noon inflicts 10 damage per minute, and 5 at other times during the day. Lifespan is usually less than 30 years, from occasional sun exposure building up over time.

Clothed in darkness, only discernable figures are the face and the limbs. No one knows what the body is like. Human features, so far as known. Gender seems to be fluid, as no identifying features are visible. Voice gives no clues but usually varies with the person.

 Originated from mountains, in a special spot where animals avoid and there is sudden darkness. a possible theory is a powerful magic force created them, and then abandoned them.

Story:

Abandoned in the mountains. Found by a friend, took to a village, soon discovered quirk of species. When the friend was killed, took revenge on soldiers, and found who was responsible. Mission: To assassinate all of the FSU elites. Has terrifying suspicion about the origin of species being linked to DL.

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Perk: Poisoned Strike;

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The Adventures of Robin Hood 1

**The Adventures of Robin Hood 1** is an issue of *The Adventures of Robin Hood* series published by Gold Key Comics. The issue date is March 1974 and the cover price is twenty cents.

## Stories

### **The Mystery of Sherwood Forest**

(*reprinted from Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96152*)

*Summary:* Ambushed by strangers, Robin Hood and Little John are forced to take a shortcut through the Wildwood. They've never been in that part of Sherwood Forest before, and Little John thinks monsters live there. The Sheriff of Nottingham tells Trigger he hired men from a faraway county to chase them into it. As Robin and Little John hide from them underwater, breathing through reeds, a dragon scares the posse away. When the pair emerges, the dragon is gone. Little John follows the scent of honeycakes but falls in a gully. Fireflies form the words "follow us" and lead them to a house deep in the Wildwood. Gillingham, a goat, introduces himself. He is an alchemist and inventor and firefly trainer with a price on his head too. The evil Duke of Darkmoor thinks Gillingham knows how to turn common metals into gold. When he tried to enslave him, Gillingham ran away and invented automatic dragons and other ways to frighten people away.

The next day, Robin and Little John return to Nottingham to spy around the castle. The Duke happens to arrive, and he questions the Sheriff about rumors of monsters. He reasons the rumors started around the time the alchemist disappeared. The Sheriff joins the Duke to rout out Gillingham, but Robin and Little John rush ahead to warn him and lay traps. Working together they frighten away the whole party.
Lady Kluck

Lady Kluck is a character in the 1973 animated Disney film Robin Hood.

She was voiced by Carole Shelley.

## **About Lady Kluck:**

**Background:**

Energetic and feisty, Lady Kluck is lady-in-waiting to Maid Marian.

This beautiful and kind young woman is very loyal to Marian and offers romantic advice regarding Robin Hood.

Lady Kluck speaks with a distinct Scottish accent.

## **Appearances:**

### **Robin Hood:**

Lady Kluck is first seen playing badminton with Maid Marian on the grounds of Prince John's castle, where she proves to be quite athletic.

At one point, when the shuttlecock lands in her dress, she lifts the hem of her dress and dances around, trying to find it, prompting Marian to tell her she looks so silly.

When a group of peasant children appears looking for their arrow, she recognizes the hat of one of the children, a rabbit named Skippy, to be Robin Hood's hat.

When the group role-plays Marian's rescue by Robin, Lady Kluck takes the role of Prince John.

This is a likely indicator of her disdain for him, as she acts pompous and cowardly before Skippy pretending to be Robin Hood and then feigns death as she claims Skippy delivered her a fatal sword strike.

When an ashamed Skippy asks her if he had hurt her, she tells him he didn't and that this is the part where he drags his fair lady off to Sherwood Forest as she continues playing dead.

Later, in Marian's chamber, Lady Kluck while knitting counsels a lovesick Marian to wait patiently for Robin, expressing her belief that the two will eventually marry and also reminding her that absence makes the heart grow fonder.

Lady Kluck next appears at Prince John's archery tournament with Marian, advising her to be on the lookout, as Robin Hood will reveal himself to her somehow.

When Robin is captured and sentenced to death, Lady Kluck sits in silent tears and attempts to console the despondent Marian.

When Robin is released, Lady Kluck, like many others, believe it was due to Marian's pleas, and celebrates.

During the fight that ensues, she tells Marian to run, as it is no place for a lady.

Humorously, she fights the guards and the Sheriff of Nottingham by throwing them and fighting with a confiscated Golden Arrow.

She uses the arrow to attack Prince John, who then orders his guards to "Seize the fat one!" In a scene reminiscent of an American football game, Lady Kluck defeats all the guards and escapes into Sherwood Forest.

At the party that the townspeople hold in the forest to honour the newly-engaged Robin and Marian, she joins in denouncing Prince John.

As Little John plays and sings a hilarious song about Prince John, Lady Kluck dances with him for a short time.

Lady Kluck is seen in the finale, crying tears of joy as she watches newlyweds Robin Hood and Maid Marian ride off in their honeymoon carriage driven by Little John.

**Other Appearances:**

In Mickey's Christmas Carol, Lady Kluck had a cameo at Fezziwig's, where she dances with the Secretary Bird from Bedknobs and Broomsticks.

She was also seen as one of the guests in House of Mouse.
Prince John

**Prince John** is a character in the 1973 animated Disney film *Robin Hood*.

He was voiced by Peter Ustinov.

## About Prince John:

Prince John is a lion and the brother of King Richard. While Richard is away on a crusade, John rules the country in his stead.

He is very greedy and raises the taxes on the poor.

When Robin Hood and his Merry Men, opposed to the high taxes, steal his money and give it to the poor, he declares them outlaws.

His loyal servant, the snake Sir Hiss, is the closest thing he has to a friend.

**Gallery:**
Walt Disney Comics Digest 47

**Walt Disney Comics Digest 47** is an issue of *Walt Disney Comics Digest* published by Gold Key Comics. The issue date is June 1974 and the cover price is fifty cents.

## Stories

### **Robin Hood**

(reprinted from *Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96151*)

### **Small World Crossword**

(puzzle feature)

*Starring:* Tinkerbell

### **Turtle Trouble**

(reprinted from *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 137*)

*Starring:* Li'l Bad Wolf

### **Put 'Em Together Lab**

(activity feature)

*Starring:* Gyro Gearloose

### **Weather Makers**

(reprinted from *Donald Duck (Dell) 46*)

*Starring:* Goofy, Morty, Ferdie

### **Who Dwells There?**

(activity feature)

*Starring:* Mickey Mouse

### **No Trespassing**

(reprinted from *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 143*)

*Starring:* Grandma Duck, Uncle Scrooge, Gus Goose

### **Journey to Survival**

(information feature)

Chinchilla

### **Hot-shot Sheriff**

(reprinted from *Mickey Mouse 74*)

*Starring:* Mickey Mouse, Goofy

*Guest starring:* The Weasel Boys, Bad Brad

### **Which Picture of Pluto Is Different?**

(puzzle feature)

*Starring:* Pluto

### **The Bobcat Bugaboo**

(reprinted from *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 150*)

*Starring:* Little Hiawatha

### **Multipli-cat-ions**

*Starring:* Pluto

*Guest starring:* Mickey Mouse, Morty, and Ferdie

### **Connect-the-Dot-Fun**

(activity feature)

*Starring:* Jiminy Cricket

### **Tic-Tac-Dough**

(activity feature)

*Starring:* Scrooge McDuck, Huey

### **Asking for Trouble**

(reprinted from *Four Color 1267*)

*Starring:* Gyro Gearloose, Scrooge McDuck

### **The Hollywood Bowl**

(story feature)

*Starring:* Minnie Mouse

### **The Swift-kick Blues**

(reprinted from *Donald Duck (Dell) 48*)

*Starring:* Donald Duck, Gyro Gearloose, Huey, Dewey and Louie
Disney's Robin Hood Wiki/Policy

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## Fanon

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The Adventures of Robin Hood 4

**The Adventures of Robin Hood 4** is an issue of *The Adventures of Robin Hood* series published by Gold Key Comics. The issue date is August 1974 and the cover price is twenty-five cents.

## Stories

### **The Lucky Hat**

(*reprinted from Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96152*)

*Summary:* Robin Hood is teaching Skippy archery when he spots the Sheriff of Nottingham and Trigger approaching. A gust of wind blows the hat Robin gave Skippy off his head and onto the Sheriff's. Scared that Robin is nearby, the Sheriff retreats and places the hat on a dummy in the cell he has reserved for the outlaw. Determined to retrieve his lucky hat, Skippy wears one of his sister's dresses to sneak into the castle, but Tagalong follows him and spoils the ruse. The Sheriff arrests them both, hoping to catch Robin trying to rescue them. Robin raises a ruckus to distract all the guards to the outskirts of town, then frees the kids, locks the Sheriff in the cell, and retrieves Skippy's hat.

### **Margie Gets Free Gifts for the Whole Family**

(Advertising feature)

*Summary:* Margie's family and friends think it's a scam, but she sends for and receives a hundred free gifts by mail.

### **Ring Out Glad Bell**

*Summary:* Alan-a-Dale describes Friar Tuck telling Skippy, Sis, Tagalong, and Toby that he won't ring his bell until King Richard returns. They hide in the bell tower, when some crooks come seeking Robin Hood's whereabouts. Skippy shoots an arrow downstairs to attract the baddies, and when one climbs the stairs to look for him, he tangles him in the bell's rope, causing it to ring. Robin and Little John hear the bell and come to see the king but are surprised to see that the kids and the friar have captured the criminals. Maid Marian and Lady Kluck enjoy hearing Sis' story of how she tied a crook's feet together with her hair ribbon.
Robin Hood Story and Songs

**Robin Hood Story and Songs** is a soundtrack album to the 1973 film *Robin Hood*. It is narrated by Billy Whitaker as Skippy.

### Side One

1. Whistle-Stop - Written by Roger Miller
2. Oo-De-Lally - Written by Roger Miller
3. Love - Written by Floyd Huddleston, George Bruns

### Side Two

1. The Phony King of England - Written by Johnny Mercer
2. Not in Nottingham - Written by Roger Miller
3. Reprise: Oo-De-Lally - Written by Roger Miller

## Trivia

* A first soundtrack released in 1973, *Story and Songs from Robin Hood*, is narrated by Roger Miller instead of Billy Whitaker.
Story and Songs from Robin Hood

**Story and Songs from Robin Hood** is a soundtrack album to the 1973 film *Robin Hood*. It is narrated by Roger Miller.

## Track List

### Side One

1. Whistle-Stop
2. Oo-De-Lally

### Side Two

1. Love
2. The Phony King of England
3. Not in Nottingham
4. Reprise: Whistle-Stop
5. Finale: Oo-De-Lally

## Trivia

* A second soundtrack released in 1973, *Robin Hood Story and Songs*, is narrated by Billy Whitaker as Skippy, instead of by Roger Miller.
The Adventures of Robin Hood 3

**The Adventures of Robin Hood 3** is an issue of *The Adventures of Robin Hood* series published by Gold Key Comics. The issue date is July 1974 and the cover price is twenty-five cents.

## Stories

### **The Wizard's Ring**

(*reprinted from Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96154*)

*Summary:* Alan-a-Dale tells of Baron de Malin, a rich traveler who doesn't know about Robin Hood. Robin and Little John relieve him of his gold, then he continues to the castle. Sir Hiss tells Prince John that his cousin Slither is the baron's advisor, so he agrees to meet him. The baron wants to wed Maid Marian and offers the prince a chest of gold for her, but this is the chest Robin stole. When John and Hiss scoff at retrieving it, he shows them a ring that belonged to the wizard Thorga. It can magically show where Robin is at the moment. John demands the ring for Marian instead of the gold. The baron reluctantly agrees, but, not trusting the prince, gives the ring to his falcon to hold until after the ceremony.

Marian is heart-broken, so Lady Kluck has Abner the mouse sneak out of the castle to tell Friar Tuck to tell Robin. Tuck says he'll refuse to perform the ceremony, and Sexton the churchmouse says he won't play the "Wedding March" on the organ. The Sheriff of Nottingham arrives and summons the friar to the castle. Sexton goes to tell Robin.

Robin and Little John sneak into the castle. The prince and baron are nervous so the baron calls his hawk and uses the ring to see that Robin and Little John are crossing the moat. The Sheriff and his men chase them down a dead end alley, but Granny Beagle hides them in her dress shop, where she is making Marian's wedding veil. Robin disguises himself as Granny to deliver the veil in the morning, then Marian escapes in the same disguise, and Robin uses the veil to disguise himself as Marian. He proceeds with the ruse right through the wedding ceremony. When the friar proclaims them baron and baroness, Prince John demands the wizard's ring. The baron calls for it and gives it to him, but Sexton and his wife drive a prickly burr into John's foot, he drops the ring, and they grab it and run into their hole. Robin Hood unveils himself, and the townspeople help him escape.

### **Margie Gets Free Gifts for the Whole Family**

(Advertising feature)

*Summary:* Margie's family and friends think it's a scam, but she sends for and receives a hundred free gifts by mail.
Maid Marian Merchandise

This page is a gallery for all photos and info regarding merchandise of Maid Marian

## Plush Toys

Maid Marian Sears Plush, Released in Late 1989Maid Marian Beanbag Plush, Disney Store & Mouseketoys 1999Maid Marian Large Plush, Disney Store 2000Maid Marian Plush, DisneyStore & Parks 2008Stock Photo of 2008 Plush2018 Disney Store Maid Marian PlushStock Photo For 2018 Plush
## Figurines

Revell Maid Marian figure from Figure-Paint Kit, 1970sHeimo Maid Marian Figure, Germany 1980sKid'm Maid Marian, French 1990sWDCC "Devoted Damsel" Maid Marian Figure 2003WDCC Robin Hood and Maid Marian Wedding Figure, 2003Precious Moments Robin Hood and Maid Marian Figure 2005Jim Shore "Merry Maiden" Maid Marian FigureEnesco Maid Marian and Robin Hood figure 2022
Not in Nottingham

**Not in Nottingham** is a song from the film *Robin Hood*. It was written by Roger Miller and performed by him as Alan-a-Dale.

## Lyrics

Every town

Has its ups and downs

Sometime ups

Outnumber the downs

But not in Nottingham

I'm inclined to believe

If we were so down

We'd up and leave

We'd up and fly if we had wings for flyin'

Can't you see the tears we're cryin'?

Can't there be some happiness for me?

Not in Nottingham

## Releases

* Story and Songs from Robin Hood
* Robin Hood Story and Songs
Sis

**Sis** is a character in the 1973 animated Disney film *Robin Hood*. She was voiced by Dana Laurita.

## About Sis

She is a young rabbit, the sister of Skippy and Tagalong. She has a little crush on Robin Hood. She wears a long red dress with pink bloomers, and her ears are tied with a large pink hair bow.

She is angry when the Sheriff of Nottingham steals Skippy's birthday present, but cheers up with Robin Hood gives him a bow and arrow and his hat, teasing him about it being too big. She, Tagalong, and their friend Toby accompany Skippy to test his new bow and arrow. She warns him that he is shooting the bow too high, then watches as he shoots the arrow into Prince John's courtyard. When Maid Marian invites them in, Sis says she is very nice and encourages Toby and Tagalong to come.

She attends the archery tournament and cheers for the competitors. She also attends the impromptu party where Little John sings "The Phony King of England". She is imprisoned with the rest of her family for not paying taxes, and later escapes along with them, ducking and jumping to dodge arrows. She watches the newlywed Robin Hood and Maid Marian ride off, and catches Marian's bouquet.

## Once upon a Time in Wonderland

Sis later appeared in ABC's *Once upon a Time in Wonderland*.
Robin Hood Spins Gold

**Robin Hood Spins Gold** is a book in the *Disney's Wonderful World of Reading* series.

## Summary

Greedy Prince John calls for a new tax, even though he has already taken all of the poor people's money. Robin Hood and Little John disguise themselves and go to town. His identity concealed, Robin tells the Sheriff of Nottingham that Robin Hood plans to rob the prince again. The sheriff takes him to the castle so he can tell the prince himself. He tells the prince, but also says he knows a way the prince can outwit Robin Hood. He offers to bring his "daughter" to the castle to spin the prince's gold into straw so it won't be stolen, then leave her spinning wheel so the prince can spin it back to gold later. Sir Hiss suspects it is a trick, but the prince won't listen. Robin brings Little John in disguise into the counting room. They send all the gold out the window to Friar Tuck, waiting below in a boat in the moat, and replace it with straw. Then they leave, meet up with the friar, and give the gold to the poor people. Prince John tries to spin his straw back into gold, but realizes he has been tricked again.
Robin Hood and the Golden Arrow

**Robin Hood and the Golden Arrow** is a book in the *Disney's Wonderful World of Reading* series.

## Summary

Friar Tuck tells Robin Hood and Little John that Prince John is holding an archery contest, and that Maid Marian will present the winner with a golden arrow. Since they are wanted outlaws, Robin disguises himself as a stork and Little John dresses as a nobleman. They fool the Sheriff of Nottingham and Robin enters the tournament. When the stork wins, John deduces it must be Robin Hood and orders his guards to capture him, but Little John convinces the prince to let him go. Robin grabs Marian and Lady Kluck and runs to the safety of Sherwood Forest.

## Read-Along

Read A Storybook With Me Walt Disney Productions Presents Robin Hood and the Golden Arrow
Love

**Love** is a song from the film *Robin Hood*. It was written by Floyd Huddleston and George Bruns and sung by Huddleston's wife, Nancy Adams, as Maid Marian.

The song was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song at the 46th Academy Awards, but lost to "The Way We Were" from the film of the same name.

It later appeared in the soundtrack for the 2009 film *Fantastic Mr. Fox*.

## Lyrics

Love

It seems like only yesterday

You were just a child at play

Now you're all grown up inside of me

Oh, how fast those moments flee

Once we watched a lazy world go by

Now the days seem to fly

Life is brief, but when it's gone

Love goes on and on

Love will live

Love will last

Love goes on

And on and on

Once we watched a lazy world go by

Now the days seem to fly

Life is brief, but when it's gone

Love goes on and on

## Releases

* Story and Songs from Robin Hood
* Robin Hood Story and Songs
* Let's "Hear" It for Robin Hood
Robin Hood

**Robin Hood** is a character in the 1973 animated Disney film *Robin Hood* based on the legendary tales.

He was voiced by Brian Bedford, with whistling and humming by Pete Renaday.

## About Robin:

Robin is a fox and a master archer.

He lives in Sherwood Forest with his band of Merry Men.

They are outlaws who oppose Prince John, who rules the country while his brother, King Richard, is away.

Prince John's cruel and excessive tax collection leaves his citizens without any money to buy food.

Robin and his men rob from the rich, usually the prince himself, and give the money to the poor.

He is in love with Maid Marian, who lives in the castle with her servant, Lady Kluck.

Robin and Marian were childhood sweethearts, but had not seen each other in years.

He tries to disguised himself with Little John so that he will not be recognized by Prince John, Sir Hiss, the sheriff of Nottingham and the guards.

He joins in with doing a jail break with Little John, after he finds out about what Prince John was going to do to Friar Tuck so he assists everyone in jail to escape by distracting the sheriff and Nutsy and Trigger and takes part in the phony king of England song session, plays the part of being Prince John, dances and plays the violin or fiddle.

He and Maid Marian get married at the end of the story and movie.

## Gallery:

Robin Hood with Skippy.Robin Hood with Maid Marian.Robin Hood with Skippy.
Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96151

**Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96151** is an issue of the *Robin Hood* comic book series published by Western. The issue date is December 1973 and the cover price is one dollar fifty cents.

## Stories

### **The Enchanted Sword**

*Summary:* Alan-a-Dale tells of a time that Robin Hood promised to dine with Maid Marian while she was on holiday near Sherwood Forest. Little John goes with him to meet her, but he makes them run the whole way, afraid that Lady Kluck will eat all the food. When they arrive, they find the ladies missing, but there is a ransom note from Croc the Crafty demanding the Enchanted Sword for their return. Robin travels to the castle of the Mystic Moors to retrieve it despite legends of evil spirits. He is attacked by giant ravens, but luckily Little John followed him and beats back the birds in the nick of time. They solve a puzzle to find the hidden sword, then bring it to the kidnappers. They outwit the crooks and Robin tosses the sword into a quicksand bog so it will never fall into the wrong hands.
Baron of Bottomly

**Baron of Bottomly** is a character in Disney's *Robin Hood* comic books.

## About the Baron

He is a rat who usually dresses in blue, earning him the nickname "The Blue Baron". He is a meaner tax collector than the Sheriff of Nottingham. He only brings to Prince John a fraction of what he collects, keeping the rest for himself. When Robin Hood learns of this, he steals the Baron's stash and distributes it among the poor.

## Appearances

* *The Adventures of Robin Hood 7* - "Robin Hood and the Baron of Bottomly"
Another Name for Death/Characters (Spoilers)

## Nick's Group

Robert ConnorsNick ColemanSam DunnEddie ThompsonKyle ColemanAnthony WillisLauren Scott

## The Knights

James HaleGlenda HarlowGregory Howorth "Saint John"Craig Kenway "Saint Luke"Alona Fletcher "Mother Mary"Walker MorrisonMiles Slate

## The Archangels

Sasha PhillipsLewis JohnsonEdward WilsonIsabelle ClaryBradley AllenGrant MyersJoyce Miller
Baron de Malin

**Baron de Malin** is a character in Disney's *Robin Hood* comic books.

## About the Baron

He is a boar. He is rich and owns a magical wizard's ring which can show him the location of his enemies. He wanted to wed Maid Marian, but Robin Hood stole the gold he had saved for a dowry. When he arrived at the castle, he used the ring to show Prince John where Robin was hiding. He reluctantly agreed to give the prince the ring instead of the gold, but only after the ceremony. However, Robin disguised himself as the bride to distract him while Sexton and his wife stole the ring.

## Appearances

* Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96154 - "The Wizard's Ring"
* The Adventures of Robin Hood 3 - "The Wizard's Ring"
Disney News

**Disney News** was an American magazine about Disney Parks. It ran 158 issues from Winter 65-66 through Summer 2005.

Several of the magazine's issues have featured Disney's *Robin Hood* on their covers and have contained many articles about the film and its characters.

## Fall 1973

The cover of the Fall 1973 issue features Robin Hood on the cover celebrating the release of the feature film.

The issue also contains a feature article on the making of the film, and another feature retelling the story. The film, its cast, Super 8 availability, and the movie's four associated album releases are also mentioned in several news articles throughout the issue.

## Spring 1982

The cover of the Spring 1982 issue features costumed characters of Robin Hood, Little John, and Friar Tuck from Disneyland. Inside, there is a one-page article about the Easter re-release of the 1973 film. A still of the character Robin Hood from the film appears on the back cover.

## Winter 1983/84

The cover of the Winter 1983/84 issue features Friar Tuck, Robin Hood, Little John, Skippy, and Toby in a still from the film. Inside, an article about collecting cels from Disney films features another still from this film.
The Adventures of Robin Hood

**The Adventures of Robin Hood** is a series of comic books from Gold Key Comics based on the film, *Robin Hood*. Much of the content featured reprinted material from the *Robin Hood (A Golden Special)* series. It ran seven issues from March 1974 through January 1975.

## Issues

* The Adventures of Robin Hood 1
* The Adventures of Robin Hood 2
* The Adventures of Robin Hood 3
* The Adventures of Robin Hood 4
* The Adventures of Robin Hood 5
* The Adventures of Robin Hood 6
* The Adventures of Robin Hood 7
Alan-a-Dale

**Alan-a-Dale** is a character in the 1973 animated Disney film *Robin Hood* based on the legendary tales.

He was voiced by country singer Roger Miller.

## About Alan-A-Dale:

He is a rooster and wandering minstrel who plays the lute and sings about Robin Hood.

At the archery tournament, he and Friar Tuck use his mandolin as a bow to shoot down Sir Hiss, then trap him in a barrel of ale.

He later plays his mandolin to "The Phony King of England".

Then he is imprisoned along with many other townsfolk and sings "Not in Nottingham", which tells of the people's despair.

Finally, he tells of the return of King Richard before hurrying to Robin and Marian's wedding.

**Gallery:**
Robin Hood and the Great Coach Robbery

**Robin Hood and the Great Coach Robbery** is a book in the *Disney's Wonderful World of Reading* series.

## Summary

While King Richard is away, his brother, Prince John, takes advantage and orders the Sheriff of Nottingham to collect more taxes from the peasants. When the people can't afford to buy food, Robin Hood and Little John steal some of the prince's fortune and give it to them. When the prince discovers money missing, he orders a search for the outlaws, but the sheriff can't find them, so the prince orders him to collect even more taxes. Robin and Little John disguise themselves as fortune-tellers, stop the royal coach, and offer to tell the prince's future. Despite Sir Hiss' warning, he lets them. Little John takes all the money back from the coach, while Robin distracts the prince and steals his jewels and even his royal robe.

## Read-Along

Walt Disney's Robin Hood And the Great Coach Robbery Children's Book Bedtime Story
The Adventures of Robin Hood 6

**The Adventures of Robin Hood 6** is an issue of *The Adventures of Robin Hood* series published by Gold Key Comics. The issue date is November 1974 and the cover price is twenty-five cents.

## Stories

### **The King's Ransom**

(*reprinted from Robin Hood (A Golden Special) 96154*)

*Summary:* Alan-a-Dale tells of Friar Tuck bringing news to Little John and Robin Hood that King Richard has arrived at the shores of England. They want to join the dancing in the streets, but Tuck warns that, for now, Prince John still rules the castle. A stranger happens by on the king's horse. Robin is suspicious and discovers that he is carrying a ransom letter from Hawkeye the pirate, who has kidnapped the king and demands a barrel of gold for his release. Robin writes a different letter offering instead to dispose of the king for the same barrel of gold. He disguises himself to get past the Sheriff of Nottingham and Sir Hiss and deliver the letter, to which the Prince gladly agrees. Little John and the friar use the gold to buy the king's freedom, but before the pirate can leave with it, Robin and his men capture him. They tell Richard about his brother's cruelty, taxes, and willingness to reward his captors. He suggests using the pirate's cannon to distribute the gold back to his subjects. Little John loads it in the cannon and fires it towards town, where it rains gold on all the citizens.

### **Margie Gets Free Gifts for the Whole Family**

(Advertising feature)

*Summary:* Margie's family and friends think it's a scam, but she sends for and receives a hundred free gifts by mail.

### **The Imp of Doom**

*Summary:* Alan-a-Dale tells about Friar Tuck telling stories to Skippy, Sis, Toby, and Tagalong. Skippy likes the story about the Imp of Doom appearing to the ruler of the castle before a disaster. He thinks if the story is true then the Imp will appear to Prince John when King Richard returns. Tuck decides to test the story. He delivers the story to Sir Hiss, who reads it to the prince. Meanwhile, Skippy sneaks into the castle and pretends to be the Imp. The prince sees him and is so scared that he leaves. Not eager to see the Imp either, the Sheriff of Nottingham leaves too. Maid Marian is left in charge, so she and Lady Kluck throw a party for the people of Nottingham.
Alvin (LoP)

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Alvin is a Character introduced in the Brawler special of Leeches of Purity, serving as its antagonist.

## Pre-transformation

Living his life as an arena fighter under the management of his brother Eddie, he used the money he would earn to save up for his mother's funeral until after a chain of defeats he lost his temper in his last fight and attacked his competitor, forcing everyone to pin him down.

After storming off to his hidden training ground in the woods, under unknown circumstances he was bitten by a Ralet and transformed into a Famp.

## Post-transformation

Still hanging around his training area, he was discovered and a bounty was placed under his brother's name. Eventually, the hunters, Vera and Nathaniel Crow would come for it and he would fight the latter in unarmed combat, much like how he used to in the Arena.

## Death

### Killed by

* Ralet (Human)

In the aftermath of his humiliation after fouling a fighter, he stormed off to his secret training spot where he would be attacked by a Ralet and infected.

* Vera Crow (Beast)

Found later by hunters, he would engage one in a brawl and upon realising he was losing, repeat the same actions that resulted in his infection, only to be blindsided by Vera and beaten to death with her hammer.
Core Narrative 1

1986, nuclear explosion in the Chernobyl Power Plant caused by a power outage orchestrated by the (pre-mutated) cockroaches. Eugene (Nobel Prize Winning) scientist and Boris (Custodian) were the only survivors of the tragic event. Eugene was one of the few people with the knowledge of the emergency nuclear shelter. He grabbed Boris last minute, saving his life.