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Rabbit Warriors: Starfall

***Spoiler warning:** Plot and/or ending details follow.*

***Rabbit Warriors: Starfall*** is the third book in the *Rabbit Warriors* series. Silvermoon is featured in the centre of the cover.

## Summary

All is peaceful in the territories of the burrows...that is, until winter strikes.

Getting through the harsh season has never been easy, and this winter is tougher than usual. So when an elderly rabbit with fur as white as snow is found collapsed by the StreamBurrows border, things don't seem like they can get any stranger. But when the foreigner awakens, he speaks a prophecy that nobody can decipher. Worse still, the medicine rabbits are unsettled and the very foundation of the Sky Mountain seems rocked to its core.

"The falling moon hides the stars..."

## Plot description

StreamBurrows is struggling in the particularly harsh winter. Food is becoming scarcer by the day. Berrystar, Spiderleap and Hazelfur decide to send out extra patrols to scout food and herbs to store in advance. The patrol returns quicker than expected, with news of a rabbit collapsed by the border. They rush the rabbit to the medicine den, where Hollystripe and Twigherb tend to him.

A few days go by before the stranger wakes up. Berrystar visits him in the medicine den, where he learns that the rabbit's name is Silver. Silver immediately asks if he is in 'the river colony', to which Berrystar tells him yes, if he means StreamBurrows. Then, Silver delivers a prophecy: "The falling moon hides the stars". Hollystripe and Twigherb are unsure what to make of it. Berrystar decides to keep Silver in camp, guarded by trusted warriors, as he does not know anything about him. Silver calmly accepts.

Twigherb dreams of a rabbit with moon-like, milky eyes, staring at him from a distance. As soon as he attempts to approach the rabbit, it rushes at him and he wakes up. Upon awakening, he feels chilled to the bone for reasons he cannot explain, as Hollystripe is sleeping nearby and their nests are extra warm.
Stormdust

**Stormdust** is a lithe, blue-grey buck with darker spots, a lighter muzzle and underbelly, and yellow eyes.

**Stormdust** is a warrior and the first deputy of ForestBurrows, who has served under Leafstar's leadership. He was previously a loner named **Storm** who joined Leaf's growing group of rabbits. When Berrystar's patrol came to the forest to investigate the group, Storm stood up for Leaf. However, when offered the chance to become warriors, Storm was interested and quickly proved to be skilled at running and fighting. This earned him his warrior name of **Stormdust**. After Leaf travelled to the Starstone to become Leafstar, she made Stormdust her deputy.

Later, he and Leafstar became mates and had kits together: Russetkit, Ashkit, and later Whorlkit.
Kitty Wizard

> *"Oh, him, oh, Kitty Wizard here oh yes, and shall helpth"* - Kitty Wizard
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**Kitty Wizard** is the second of Fraidy’s nine lives. He is one of the major characters in Fraidy Cat. A befuddled magician whose wand was often on the wrong setting.

## Bio

He is a wizard with a wand that can be used to help Fraidy, but he usually messes up with wand unintentionally. He talks and usually stutters, and speaks in old english with the "th" in the end of each word, which Fraidy uses this language when talk the Wiz.

## Personality

He is often befuddled, and quite determine to help Fraidy with a problem, but unfortunately mess up his wand at times. Notable examples include:

* the one occured in Feline Fortune when the wizard turned a passenger jet plane into a chicken instead of morphing Fraidy's money only because he forgot to turn the switch on his wand.
* in Cupid and the Cat episode, when the magic user had trouble in reverting Fraidy's original size.
* His wizard skills failed him in the A Small Star is Born episode, since his magic powers didn't help him in distinguishing Fraidy from Boris Cat.

## Physical Appearance

The wizard appears as a plump, elderly tomcat dressed in loose robes typical for magicians. His outfit is supplemented by a conical hat with painted star in front and a wand.

## Appearances

* Cupid and the Cat
* Feline Fortune
* Meaner Than a Junkyard Cat
* Love Is a Many Feathered Thing
* A Small Star is Born
Moe's Sweatshop

Moe's Sweatshop is a location in New York City in America. It is where Fievel Mousekewitz, Tony Toponi and the other mice are forced to work as imprisoned slaves. They receive fifty cents a day technically, meaning it isn't true slavery, but the money all goes into Warren's pocket so it might as well be. It is located within a human sweatshop, as we see the feet of human women working at sewing machines. After Warren T. Rat deceives Fievel about finding his family, he is tricked and sold to Moe. In the movie, at night, both Fievel and Tony escaped from the shop by tying blankets together. Also, one of the Orphan bullies escaped.
Get the Facts

Get the Facts is the first song that Nellie Brie sings to Fievel Mousekewitz in An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster. Nellie sings it to encourage Fievel to overcome his fears by approaching them with logic and reasoning. After the song it still takes Fievel a while to do as Nellie tells him in the song, with regards to his fears of the Night Monster, but he learns Nellie's lesson by the end of the film.
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Orphan Alley

Orphan Alley is an area in New York that only appears in An American Tail, where homeless mouse orphans gather in makeshift shelters. Though referred to as an alley, it appears more like a vacant lot of sorts, filled with garbage. Fievel ends up here after fleeing the fire at the pier. He then meets The Bullying Orphans, who make him lose hope of ever finding his family. Fievel makes himself a bed in a puddle with some straw, and cries himself to sleep as rain pours down. With daybreak though, the clouds part and Fievel's family comes to find him. They then have their heartfelt reunion among the garbage and debris in the alley.
Way Out West

Way Out West is the first song from An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, sung by the mice on the train headed from New York to Green River. The song is about how much better things will be in the West than they were in New York. It can be seen as the sequel's equivalent to There Are No Cats In America.
Reed Daley

Reed Daley is the editor of the Daily Nibbler newspaper in An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster. His name is a pun on "read daily". He has been in the newspaper business for a long time, mentioning that he started out as a war correspondent in the US Civil War. This would probably put him in his 40's by the time of the film.
Prime Barbie

Prime Barbie

Prime Barbie is the creator of the very universe every Barbie walks upon. She resides in The Dreamhouse where she thinks about what her next adventure awaits.

## Personality

Although she appears kind and thoughtful to all Barbie-kind, she is also a cruel, unforgiving mistress. If she is ever around, other Barbies cower in fear and bow to her feet. She pretends to donate to charities, but in reality sets up a bug to steal all of the charity's money. Her powers make her extremely self important, thinking that everything belongs to her, which it technically does.

## History of Barbie

Nobody truly knows where Barbie came from. We just know that once Barbie stepped foot on the planet, she seems to have gained ahold of everyone. The empty, barren water planet arose one little area: Malibu, California. She went about creating life itself, keeping herself on top of the human chain no matter what. She thinks of the world as her plaything, and will commit any war crimes solely for her amusement.

She resides in Malibu with her beau Ken, her sisters Skipper, Chelsea, and Stacie, and her "friends" Nikki, Midge, Summer, and Teresa for the length of eons. One Barbie in her friend group, the deviant Raquel managed to escape Prime Barbie's grasp, however she was heavily punished for her actions. Within the town of Malibu, she took the position of God and surrounded herself with loyal minions who would bow to her feet and praise her for every single thing she does. No matter what she does, whether it's something as simple as throwing a pool party or something as destructive as overturning the entire Malibu weather system for a simple snow day. She's even destroyed the entire careerhood of child star Corey Liam Zane simply because she visited her sister Skipper who happened to be camped out for tickets for his concert.

Eventually things became boring simply existing in Malibu, so Barbie raised the rest of the world up to admire how humanity could work without her directly controlling it. She then created Omega Barbie to observe and experiment with, only giving her a slight fraction of her raw power.
Rabbit Warriors: Daisytail's Redemption

**Daisytail's Redemption** is the first special edition story for *Rabbit Warriors*. It follows the story of doomed MoorBurrows deputy Daisytail as she tries to rebuild MoorBurrows after she and her sister unleash a plague onto the burrows.

## Plot

In the prologue, Daisytail is appointed as Meadowstar's deputy. It is established that the two are sisters, and Daisytail vows to be dedicated to her role.

Some months later, Daisytail wakes up to organise a dawn patrol comprised of Crowstrike, Ebonyfoot, and Stormstripe. After they have left, she is approached by Meadowstar, who orders her to send out a second patrol to cover normally unused territory. Daisytail thinks that this is odd, but sends out the next patrol anyway.

Later, the patrols return, and Daisytail is needed by Lightningstorm to accompany him whilst he gathers birch leaves. The herbs are located in a mostly-unused forest across the moor. They arrive, but before they can gather many leaves Daisytail notices a peculiar smell, which the two then follow. They come upon the rotting corpse of a fox. As Lightningstorm inspects it, he notices that there is white foam coming from its mouth, which neither of the rabbits have seen before. The two leave quickly after this.

The following day Daisytail cannot shake the unsettling image of the fox from her mind. Hoping to grant herself some respite, she takes her apprentice Sunpaw battle training.

MORE COMING SOON
Rawhide

Rawhide is a deleted song from An American Tail: Fievel Goes West Andy he forth, final song of the Alternative Version. It’s sung by Fievel Mousekewitz, Tanya Mousekewitz, Miss Kitty, Tiger, Tony Toponi, Wylie Burp, Cat R. Waul and Mouseketeer Khyler.

### Lyrics

Desert Animals

**Rollin', rollin', rollin'**

**Rollin', rollin', rollin'**

**Rollin', rollin', rollin'**

**Rollin', rollin', rollin'**

**Rawhide!**

Fievel Mousekewitz:

**Rollin', rollin', rollin'**

**Though the streams are swollen**

**Keep them doggies rollin'**

**Rawhide**

Tony Toponi:

**Rain and wind and weather**

**Hell bent for leather**

Mouseketeer Khyler:

**Wishin' my gal was by my side**

Miss Kitty:

**All the things I'm missin'**

**Good vittles, love and kissin'**

Cat R. Waul:

**Are waiting at the end of my ride**

Fievel Mousekewitz:

**Move 'em on**

Tony Toponi:

**(head em' up!)**

Tanya Mousekewitz:

**Head em' up**

Cat R. Waul:

**(move 'em on!)**

Wylie Burp:

**Move 'em on**

Tiger:

**(head em' up!)**

Mouseketeer Khyler:

**Rawhide!**

Miss Kitty & Tiger:

**Cut 'em out**

Tony Toponi:

**(ride 'em in!)**

Fievel Mousekewitz & Cat R, Waul:

**Ride 'em in**

Tanya Mousekewitz and Mouseketeer Khyler:

*(cut em' out!)*

Wylie Burp:

**Cut 'em out,**

All:

**Ride 'em in, Rawhide!**

Tiger:

**Keep movin', movin', movin'**

**Though they're disapprovin'**

**Keep them doggies movin'**

**Rawhide**

Cat R, Waul:

**Don't try to understand 'em**

**Just rope 'n' throw and brand 'em**

Miss Kitty:

**Soon we'll be livin' high and wide**

Mouseketeer Khyler:

**My heart's calculatin'**

**My true love will be waitin'**

**Be waitin' at the end of my ride**

Fievel Mousekewitz:

**Move 'em on**

Tanya Mousekewitz

**(head em' up!)**

Cat R. Waul:

**Head em' up**

Tiger:

**(move 'em on!)**

Miss Kitty:

**Move 'em on**

Tony Toponi:

**(head em' up!)**

Mouseketeer Khyler:

**Rawhide!**

Tiger and Miss Kitty:

**Cut em' out**

Tony Toponi and Fievel Mousekewitz:

**(ride 'em in!)**

Mouseketeer Khyler and Tanya Mousekewitz

**Ride 'em in (cut em' out!)**

Cat R, Waul and Tony Toponi:

**Cut em' out,**

All:

**Ride 'em in, Rawhide!**

(Desert Animals:)

Yah!

All:

**Move 'em on (head em' up!)**

**Head em' up (move 'em on!)**

**Move 'em on (head em' up!)**

**Rawhide!**

**Cut em' out (ride 'em in!)**

**Ride 'em in (cut em' out!)**

**Cut em' out, ride 'em in**

**Rawhide!**

**Rollin, ' rollin', rollin'**

**Rollin', rollin', rollin'** (Yah!)

**Rollin', rollin', rollin'**

**Rollin', rollin', rollin'** (Yah!)

**Rawhide**

Yah!

Yah!

Rawhide!
Madame Mousey

Madame Mousey is the main antagonist of An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster. She is a miniature French poodle who has started living among the mice about this time, appearing at every crime scene where the Night Monster strikes, claiming to be a fortune teller. She is also the mastermind behind the night monster all along.
Babysitting Blues

* Next Episode "The Lost Mother Lode".
* Previous Episode "The Legend of Mouse Hollow".

The photographer is coming to Green River. But Papa and Mama's clothes is still at the tailors, and Tanya is at Music School. Fievel is stuck with the chore of watching Yasha, and he has a lot to learn about babysitting. First he decides to ditch Yasha by playing hide and seek with her, and then going off to read Montana Mouse comics instead while she wanders off, messing the house up. Fievel hears crashes and goes outside to look for Yasha, but is locked out. When he tries to get back in with the help of Tiger, he falls into a barrel...while Yasha opens the door and crawls outside, wandering into the great unknown!

Yasha eventually wanders into the lair of a cat gang, headed by a muscular brute named Sweet William. At first he wants to eat the little morsel, but he is soon won over by her babyish charm and decides to keep her as a pet, growing fond of her. While he beats up on his lackies for even thinking about eating Yasha, Fievel discovers her and sneaks in to rescue her. But Sweet William finds him. Luckily, Tiger helps Fievel escape their clutches. So, they think that they've rescued Yasha, and all is well. But...during the ride back, Yasha sneaks out of Fievel's book bag, and jumps off into a pile of leaves!

This time, she crawls straight into Cat R. Waul's hideout, right as he's complaining about how hungry he is for the taste of mice. When Chula discovers her, he decides to use her as bait to lure bigger mice into his hideout. But when Yasha bites his nose and he yelps in pain, Sweet William overhears, and comes barging into Waul's hideout looking for 'his' mouse. While the two are arguing, Fievel comes in and attempts to rescue Yasha from the glass jar Waul placed her in, only to have it fall on top of him while Yasha crawls away. It looks like the end of the line for Fievel, until Tiger rushes in and announces he just saw Yasha, causing Waul and William to go rushing out to find her first. Tiger rescues Fievel and the two go looking for Yasha again. When they find her, she's crawling onto a teeter-totter-like wooden board. Just then William finds her too, and as Tiger and William rush to capture Yasha first they inadvertantly sent her rocketing into the air across town, landing in a mail bag for the railroad. Fievel rushes to her aid, and just narrowly rescues her as the train comes by to swipe the mailbag. But as he climbs down the wall Waul grabs Yasha, saying he's going to eat her. But before he does...Sweet William arrives, and he pounds Waul into a pulp. Yasha lands in Fievel's arms, and William regretfully lets Fievel take her, parting ways with his pet. The episode ends with the Mousekewitz family taking their portrait photograph.
Sophie Mousekewitz

Sophie Mousekewitz is Papa's lovely sister and Mama's sister-in-law. She's Tanya's, Fievel's and Yasha's aunt, who still lives in Russia. She appeared one episode in Fievel's American Tails, in Aunt Sophie's Visit. Sophie and Bernard lost their parents at young ages, leaving them survivors and orphans. She visited Green River to see her brother, sister-in-law and her 2 nieces and 1 nephew. She went shopping with Fievel to get cowgirl clothes (while Papa forbids Fievel to wear cowboy outfit). Fievel rescued her from Chula the Tarantula and Cat R. Waul. She also went to the rodeo to watch Fievel riding on a prairie dog. So unlike Papa was making her out to be, she has a pretty laid back personality and lets Fievel do what he wants, and be himself.
Dolion Anwir

Dolion Anwir is a sexy man who has a lot of sex (canonically), he likes to kidnap children.

## History

### FoD: Dance of the King

Dolion first appears in "TDotK, chapter 2, The Letter".

Where he presumably, kidnaps Darius Miracle, in the city of Tiles. Dolion kidnaps Darius, and takes him to a deserted island where only the two of them live for a while. Dolion stays at the island and makes Darius do labor work, in exchange for food and bedding for Darius in a house on the island. Dolion never tells Darius about his motives but Darius discovers ulterior motives to his kidnapping through a letter in Dolion´s private room. He finds a letter detailing information about the neighbouring country of Beyrah, Foscar. Dolion seems to have connections with Priam Rey, the previous prince of Beyrah, son of Ethan Rey.

After discovering Darius´ meddling in his bussiness, Dolion becomes more aggresive towards Darius, but never crossing the line of violence. In retaliation, Darius grabs a shovel and slams it into Dolion´s head and escapes the island after burying the unconscious Dolion, leaving him in an unknown state.
Papa Mousekewitz

Papa Mousekewitz is a friendly and kind father who enjoys telling his children old folk tales and legends, and playing the violin. The story he tells Fievel and Tanya at the beginning of An American Tail about the Giant Mouse of Minsk plays a bigger role near the end of the film. According to his account in the song 'There Are No Cats In America' he was orphaned at a young age due to a cat attack. He made money in Russia building violins, however once in America he found that this simply wasn't enough to support the family. He became a tailor when he first arrived in America, as evidenced by examining the small purse the Mousekewitz family called home when they first moved to New York, with "Mousekewitz Tailor" above the entrance. In the third film he works at a cheese factory, his spirit broken by the harsh working conditions, and in Fievel Goes West the main reason he chooses to leave New York is because he is so poor he can't afford any birthday presents for Fievel. He finally lived out his dream in Green River by running his own music instrument shop, Mousekewitz Fine Violins.
Somewhere Out There

Somewhere Out There is the third song that Fievel and Tanya both sing one night while Fievel is lost in New York City, neither knowing that the other is also singing the song. Fievel sings because he knows his family is out there and he wants to find them, and Tanya sings because she refuses to believe that Fievel is dead.

### Lyrics

Fievel:

**Somewhere out there**

**Beneath the pale moonlight**

**Someone's thinking of me**

**And loving me tonight**

Tanya:

**Somewhere out there**

**Someone's saying a prayer**

**That we'll find one another**

**In that big somewhere out there**

**And even though I know how very**

**Far apart we are**

**It helps to think we might be wishing**

**On the same bright star**

Fievel:

**And when the night wind starts to sing**

**A lonesome lullaby**

**It helps to think we're sleeping**

**Underneath the same big sky**

Both:

**Somewhere out there**

**If love can see us through**

**Then we'll be together**

**Somewhere out there**

**Out where dreams**

**Come true...**
Dr. Dithering

Dr. Dithering is a minor character in An American Tail: The Treasure Of Manhattan Island, He is a British archaeologist who works at the New York Museum of Natural History. Tony Toponi briefly worked for him, and when he and Fievel unearth an ancient Lenape Native American map, they bring it to the doctor to translate. He correctly identifies it, and after some study, realizes it's a "treasure" map; said treasure being the hidden underground Lenape village.
Moe

Moe is one of minor antagonists of the first film. He is a fat rat who runs the sweatshop Fievel is sold to by Warren T. It is stated that he forwards his workers' wages (fifty cents a day) straight to Warren, making his workers essentially slaves. They are not allowed to leave the sweatshop. It is not known what happened to him, but he most likely lost everything (mainly because his workers escaped while he was asleep, and were already long gone by morning, as New York is a big place).
Stariot

The Stariot are a strange species. They appear humanoid, but all Stariot have a series of glowing white-y yellow dots on them that form a symbol (Specifically, their zodiac sign). They also have widely varying skin and hair colours, some having purple skin with blue-y purple highlights and reddish hair, while others might have dark blue skin with black highlights and silvery yellow hair. All Stariot have some sort of ability, which from research seems to be connected to their symbol. Stariot are often peaceful, and are found throughout the universe, travelling. Supposedly, they are searching for something, although what it is, they either don't know or won't tell.
200 km/h in the Wrong Lane

## Track listing

1. A Simple Motion
2. Not Gonna Get Us \*
3. All the Things She Said \*
4. Show Me Love \*
5. 30 Minutes \*
6. How Soon Is Now? \*
7. Clowns (Can You See Me Now?)
8. Malchik Gay
9. Stars
10. Я сошла с ума
11. Нас не догонят

### Deluxe Version

1. A Simple Motion
2. Not Gonna Get Us
3. All the Things She Said
4. Show Me Love
5. 30 Minutes
6. How Soon Is Now?
7. Clowns (Can You See Me Now?)
8. Malchik Gay
9. Stars
10. Я сошла с ума
11. Нас не догонят
12. Я твоя не первая
13. Зачем я
14. 30 минут
15. Клоуны
Aunt Sophie’s Visit

* Next Episode "That’s What Friends Are For".
* Previous Episode "Mail Order Mayhem".

Fievel's hyped up about attending a rodeo that's coming to Green River, and starts to practice with Tiger. We also see Cat R. Waul coming up with another scheme to capture all the mice at the rodeo. However when Fievel rushes home to inform his parents of the rodeo, Papa tells Fievel that his sister Sophie is coming to town, and that Fievel will not be attending any rodeos, much to his disappointment. Furthermore, Papa doesn't want Sophie seeing Fievel associating with Tiger, nor does he want her to see Fievel dressed in his normal attire, making him wear a red suit, shorts and bowtie that Sophie had made for him at some point in the past. When they meet Sophie at the train she calls Papa 'Bernie', and he corrects her saying 'Bernard'. Fievel seems disgusted with Sophie however, but it's mostly because he'd rather be in his usual clothes and training for the rodeo. That night, Sophie reminisces about how Papa always got into trouble and never got good grades, to Papa's dismay. She then asks Fievel to take her to the store, but Fievel doesn't want to be seen in public wearing that outfit. Sophie tells him he can change into his normal clothes, she doesn't mind. On the way they run into Tiger. Sophie picks Fievel up and tries to run away, falling into a mud puddle. Tiger remembers that he wasn't supposed to talk to Fievel while Sophie was around, and cautiously leaves the scene. But now Sophie needed new clothing. When they get to the store, Sophie picks up a cowgirl outfit, much to Fievel's suprise. She seems less and less stuck up than Papa made her out to be by the minute.

Suddenly as they're leaving, Chula drops down from nowhere and threatens Fievel and his aunt. Luckily Fievel is able to lasso a bucket of mops and pull it down on top of Chula, making a get away with Sophie. Sophie is very impressed, suggesting that he should be in the rodeo. When Fievel says that Papa told him no, she groans. When they get back to the house, Sophie talks Papa into letting Fievel be in the rodeo. The next morning Sophie and Fievel go to get Tiger and they practice for the rodeo. While Tiger and Fievel leave to find something to practice on, Chula again ambushes Sophie, demanding to know where the rodeo will be. Sophie doesn't tell him anything, and instead lassos Chula, hog-tying all eight of his legs. Later, Waul and Chula find out where the rodeo will be by simply eaves-dropping on Fievel and Sophie. Later at the rodeo, Fievel successfully hog-ties a prairie dog, and all goes well until Chula appears and scares the mice into running away. Waul begins to pick up mice to shove into a burlap sack, until Sophie comes to the rescue. She lassos Waul, gets on his back, and whips him, riding him like he was a rodeo horse.
The Gift

* Next Episode "A Case of the Hiccups".
* Previous Episode "Little Mouse on the Prairie".

It's Fievel's birthday, and while hanging out at his friend's treehouse, he decides he wants a treehouse for his birthday, having already come to the conclusion that it was what he was going to get from his Papa. But Papa had other ideas. Papa somehow becomes completely sure that Fievel wanted a violin, so he makes Fievel a violin. Fievel tries to mask his disappointment, and it turns out Fievel's even worse at playing the violin than Warren. Later on Tiger tries to cheer Fievel up and they begin to play, but Tiger clumsily falls down and crushes the violin. Fievel is terrified of what his Papa will think, and to add to the trouble, the wood it was made from can only be found on a particular mountain. Fievel decides he needs to go there and rebuild the violin. Meanwhile, Papa wonders why Fievel wasn't so thrilled with his present, and Mama knocks some sense into him, telling him the violin was what HE wanted, not Fievel, and informs Papa that Fievel really wanted a treehouse. So Papa decides to go to the mountains for wood to build a treehouse. The same mountain Fievel is going to.

First off a dog goes after Tiger and Fievel for being stowaways, and they narrowly escape. Once they get there, they have no money to buy lumber so the mouse at the lumber shop tells them they need to find the special wood themselves. When they find it, they climb a tree, only to have it be cut down by a human. Luckily their fall is cushioned by coal. While this is going on, Papa is buying the lumber and gets back onto the train with it. But uh oh...the dog is back, and in the struggle Tiger has with the dog, a lever is turned, and the train speeds forward, out of control. The dog continues to chase Tiger and Fievel, and Papa realizes Fievel's on the train as well. They are able to get off the train and make a narrow escape from it's inevitable crash at Green River by jumping into a mailbag. At the end of the episode, Fievel reveals to papa his newly rebuilt violin, and Papa reveals to Fievel his new treehouse.
Bullying Orphans

The Bullying Orphans are the final antagonists of the first film, a trio of homeless orphans living in Orphan Alley. They only appear together in one scene, where they mock Fievel after finding him sleeping in their spot, telling Fievel that his family should be looking for him, not the other way around, and the reason why is because they don't care (which is only partially true, as they had, for the majority of the film, presumed him dead until finding his hat at Chelsea Pier). When Fievel breaks down and agrees, they let him join them, shoving Fievel into a puddle and throwing hay at him so he can make himself a bed. They are presumed to be scared away by Gussie and Tiger when they tried to reunite Fievel with his family, or they had already left by then.
Honest John

Honest John is a crooked politician, mousedom's equivilent to Boss Tweed. He's often seen drunk. Bridget took Fievel and Tony to Tammany Hall see if Honest John knew where Fievel's family was, but because they were fresh off the boat, he didn't know them yet. He was presiding over a wake at the time, adding the unfortunate dead mouse's name to a list of 'ghost votes'. It is likely that he joins Gussie Mausheimer's campaign against the cats in order to have his name attached to the effort, thus earning him more votes come next election. After Warren is vanquished he does acknowledge Fievel's contribution to their success.
Statue of Liberty

The Statue of Liberty plays an important role in An American Tail. When Fievel Mousekewitz washes ashore on Ellis Island, the enormous statue is still under construction. Overseeing its construction is the French pigeon Henri (an allusion to the fact that the statue was a gift from France to America). It symbolizes hope, something Fievel will need as he looks for his family. Made of copper, it still has a golden yellow color to it. In real life it was this color when it was first built, but slowly rusted into the green color we see today. The statue is briefly shown in the middle of the film, when Gussie Mausheimer says during her rally against the cats that it symbolizes freedom. At the end of the film, Henri takes the Mousekewitz family and Tiger to see the completed statue, and as Fievel and Tanya look at it, they see the statue wink at them, just before Fievel looks to the west and wishes to go see more of America.

The statue appears again in An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island, where during a brief montage we see Fievel and Henri taking Cholena to see the statue, which has already rusted to its modern greenish color (making it historically inaccurate, as this didn't happen until after 1900). The statue is the last shot before the credits in An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster, perhaps as a reference to it being the final movie of the series.
Warren T. Cat

Warren T. Rat (real named as Warren T. Cat) is the main antagonist of An American Tail. He is a cat in rat's clothing and the leader of the Mott Street Maulers, a gang of cats who terrorize the mice of New York City. He is accompanied nearly all the time by his accountant, Digit, a small British cockroach.
The Girl You Left Behind

The Girl You Left Behind is the thrid and Fianl song of the film, and film series, It's a show tune sung by Tanya Mousekewitz, during her debut at Cat R. Waul's saloon. Initially, the cats are skeptical about a mouse performer but take such a liking to this song that they become instant fans of Tanya. During the song, Tanya inadvertently rescues Fievel from a jar by shattering it with her voice, and while she sings Fievel tries to get away from Chula.
Hawk (Fievel Goes West)

The Hawk is an antagonist from the 1991 film, An American Tail: Fievel Goes West. It swoops down after Fievel when he's lost in the desert, picking him up after chasing him into a scorpion hole. Upon arriving at a distance from the butte where the Mousehican tribe climbed onto along with Geronimouse, the hawk is later shot out of the sky by the Mousehican tribe using fireworks; this is likely because it didn't consider flying away to dodge any in-coming explosives. After that, the Native American Mice are shown carrying a plate with a fully-cooked bird on it a couple scenes later, which we can presume was the hawk.
Never Say Never

Never Say Never is the second song from An American Tail. It was sung by Henri and (partially) by Fievel Mousekewitz, after Fievel says he'll never find his family, and by the end of the song Fievel feels encouraged to begin his journey.

### Lyrics

(Song has not yet begun)

Henri: Ah, this is America; the place to find hope! If you give up, you will never find your family. So... (Helps Fievel put his clothes on) never... say... never! Say...

(Song begins)

Henri:

**Never say never**

**Whatever you do**

(Produces a half dollar from nothing)

Fievel: (Stares at reflection and begins to smile)

Henri:

**Never say never**

**My friend**

Fievel: (speaking) Henri, I...

Henri: (speaking) Ah, tais-toi!

(Resumes singing) **If you believe that your dreams can come true**

**They'll come true in the end** (Motions for Fievel to follow)

Fievel: (speaking) But I...

Henri: (speaking) Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah!

Fievel: (Follows Henri)

Henri: (Resumes singing)

**Keep up your courage**

**Don't ever despair**

**Take heart and then count to 10**

**Hope for the best**

**Work for the rest**

**And never say never again.** (Places rivet into Statue of Liberty)

(Song temporarily pauses) Fievel: Aw, but it's impossible! I'll never find my family!

Henri: Ah-ah-ah, (Taps Fievel on the nose) never say never! Now, say that! Go on!

(Song resumes)

Fievel:

**Never say never**

(Places rivet into Statue of Liberty)

Henri:

**Whatever you do**

(speaking) Again!

Fievel:

**Never say never**

(Places rivet into Statue of Liberty)

Henri:

**To me**

(speaking) See how easy?

(Resumes singing)

**If you believe you can come shining through...**

Fievel: (speaking) That's... that's how it's gonna be.

Henri: Perfect! Ha ha!

Female pigeons: (Singing)

**Now, don't you go and give up**

**Give out or give in**

When the going's rough,

**Just get tough**

**And just tell yourself you're gonna win**

Henri: (Wearing Fievel's hat as Fievel wears his)

**Remember to look on the bright side till then**

**And never... say never... again!**

(Song temporarily pauses)

Henri: Now, are you ready to go and find your family?

Fievel: Yes!

Henri: Chantelle! (Blue female pigeon flies over) Take my little friend to immigration. You will find your family there. (With a chuckle) Everyone goes through immigration. I would take you there myself, but then... (Kisses Statue of Liberty) I would never finish my statue.

Fievel: Henri, you said 'never'!

Storyboard to an unused scene during the song
Henri: Oh, so I did! (Chuckles, then resumes singing)

**Never say never**

Fievel: (Joins in singing)

**Never say never**

Henri and Fievel:

**Never say never**

(Note is held before the two tossed their hats back to each other)

**Again!**

(Song has ended)

Henri: Au revoir! Bonne chance! Good luck!

Fievel: Goodbye!
Hollystripe

**Hollystripe** is a black doe with darker stripes , long fur and green eyes.

**Hollystripe** is a StreamBurrows medicine rabbit who has served under Berrystar's leadership. She is the first rabbit to ever train in the subject of herbology, and consequently the first medicine rabbit. She was born as **Hollykit** to Spiderleap and Frostfoot, and was apprenticed to Streamfall under the name **Hollypaw**. However, she didn't do well in her warrior training, and Streamfall suggested that she could choose a different path. She became interested in herbs and, knowing that the burrow lacked a healer, decided to pursue the path of a medicine rabbit. She eventually visited the Starstone, where the ancients gave her the full name of **Hollystripe** and praised her for her determination.

When her brother Pebbleheart described his encounter with a green-eyed rabbit, Hollystripe didn't know what to make of it. After Pebbleheart disappeared, she and Dewmist alerted Berrystar to their brother's absence and helped organise search parties for him. When Pebbleheart finally returned, she supported his claims and helped convince Berrystar to investigate. She was one of the rabbits to join the patrol to the northern forest, and as a result she helped found ForestBurrows with her burrowmates.

After the loner Twig arrived at StreamBurrows, claiming he had knowledge of herbs and could be some use, Hollystripe immediately wanted to take him under her wing as an apprentice. He learned quickly as he was Hollystripe's age, and she soon took him to the Starstone to give him his full name of Twigherb.
There Are No Cats in America

There Are No Cats in America is the first song from An American Tail. It is sung during the trip over to America by several mice (among them, Papa Mousekewitz).

### Lyrics

(Song has not yet started yet)

Papa Mousekewitz: Won't it be nice when we get to America, where we don't have to worry about cats anymore? There are no cats in America, but back home in Mother Russia...

Mice: (Sigh)

(Song begins)

Papa Mousekewitz:

**Our family was traveling through the snow to Minsk**

**Suddenly, Papa saw those huge paw prints**

**When I heard him screaming, I fainted dead away**

**And I woke up an orphan**

Mice: (Gasps)

Papa Mousekewitz: Oy vey

Elderly female mouse: (Faints in fear)

Papa Mousekewitz: But...

Mice: But...

**But there are no cats in America**

**And the streets are paved with cheese**

**Oh, there are no cats in America**

**So set your mind at ease**

(Laughing)

(Song temporarily stops)

Italian mouse: Ma la cosa terribile che esiste nella patria mia. (Elderly female mouse wakes back up)

Italian mouse: If you think things were bad in Russia, you should have seen things in my country! (Laughs)

(Song resumes)

Italian mouse:

**Times were hard in Sicily**

**We had no provolone**

**The Don: he was a tabby**

**With a taste for my brother, Tony**

**When Mama went to plead for him**

**The Don said he would see her**

**We found her rosary on the ground**

Mice: (Gasps)

Italian mouse: (Kisses rosary) Poor mama mia!

Elderly mouse: (Faints in fear again)

Italian mouse: But...

Mice:

**But there are no cats in America**

**And the streets are paved with cheese**

**Oh, there are no cats in America**

**So set your mind at ease**

(Laughing)

(Song temporarily stops)

Irish mouse: Sure, that's sad, but sadder still...

The Irish mouse sings of his tale
(Song resumes)

Irish mouse:

**When I was but a lad**

**I lost my true love fair**

**A calico**

**He caught us by surprise**

**In a flash of teeth and fur**

**Her tail was all he left of her**

'**Neath the heather**

**Is where it turra-lurra lies**

Mice: (Gasps)

Irish mouse: But...

Mice:

**But there are no cats in America**

**And the streets are paved with cheese**

**Oh, there are no cats in America**

(The lyrics "There are no cats in America" are repeated several times)

**That's why**

**We sail**

**These seas!**

(Last note is held as song ends)
Pixin

Pixin have spread across the universe, and sightings of them are probably what led to the Earth myth of fairies. They are very small humanoids, and have translucent wings. All Pixin have medium strength magic in at least one Branch, so do not be fooled by their fragile appearance. Pixin tend to be chaotic, even in the laws of their societies (in most cases, crimes are resolved by whoever can create the funniest/coolest/silliest law to make them win).
Who Will

"Who Will" is the final song from An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster, sung by Nellie Brie, Fievel Mousekewitz, Tony Toponi and Tiger. It is the first and only song in the series that Tony sings, and the first song Tiger sang since "A Duo" in the first film. Nellie begins the song while trying to convince Lone Woof to help them in their search for Madame Mousey in Central Park.
That’s What Friends Are For

* Next Episode "Bell the Cats".
* Previous Episode "Aunt Sophie’s Visit".

When Fievel gets a new bicycle, he causes chaos throughout Green River as he doesn't know how to control it. Tiger runs after him as he careens down the streets, and almost runs into Mr. Ironside, who warns that Tiger is going to get Fievel into a lot of trouble. Meanwhile Papa goes to the store to pick up some groceries, and Cat R. Waul spies him from afar. He asks Chula to go fetch Papa for him to eat, and Chula chases Papa into an alley. Just when it seems Papa is trapped, Fievel flies over the fence on his bike, out of control, and Chula runs. Fievel decides to chase Chula on his bike, until Chula jumps into a troth and Fievel crashes into some boxes in front of Mr. Schimmel's store. Fievel gets away before his Papa and Schimmel come out of the store, but they see Chula walking away, and blame the whole thing on him, saying "that cat is a bad influence on him". Tiger overhears as he's hiding, and thinks they're saying he's a bad influence on Fievel, and that they need to be separated. Fearing this, he begins to avoid Fievel, making Fievel sad.

Meanwhile, Waul announces he's leaving town to visit a friend for a few days, leaving Chula alone. Chula gets lonely, and begins looking for someone to befriend. Eventually he finds Tiger, and entices him with a ball of yarn. When Fievel finds them, Tiger says he no longer plays with "furballs", hurting Fievel's feelings, and then leaves. Chula offers to play with Fievel instead, and Fievel teaches Chula how to ride a bike. After Fievel goes home Chula finds Tiger and they play with yarn again, before Waul returns. Chula goes with Waul, and after Waul learns that Chula has befriended Fievel, he decides to use that to his advantage. Meanwhile, Mama encourages Fievel to talk to Tiger and find out why he's been avoiding him, but when Fievel approaches Tiger's wagon, Tiger tells him to go away. Fievel then finds Chula, who encourages Fievel to play "hide and seek"; instead leading Fievel into a trap where he is captured by Waul. Waul and Chula take Fievel to their hideout where they plan to eat him, but are interrupted by Tiger who wanted to hang out with Chula. Waul shoos Tiger out the door, but after leaving Tiger hears Fievel's voice, and comes back to rescue his friend. He slams Waul with the door and hangs him up by his cape, and then Fievel uses yarn to hog-tie Chula and hang him next to Waul, and they leave. When Papa and Schimmel find Fievel and Tiger, Tiger explains why he's been avoiding Fievel, and they explain that Tiger misheard them. With all right once again in their friendship, the episode ends with a short montage of Fievel and Tiger hanging out and having fun together.
Fievel’s American Tails

Fievel's American Tails is an American/Canadian animated television series.

* Chapter IV
* Season II

### Episodes

1. Fievel, The Lonesome Ranger
2. Law and Disorder
3. Little Mouse On The Prairie
4. The Gift
5. A Case Of The Hiccups
6. The Legend Of Mouse Hollow
7. Babysitting Blues
8. The Lost Mother Lode
9. A Mouse Known as Zorrowitz
10. Mail Order Mayham
11. Aunt Sophie’s Visit
12. That’s What Friends Are For
13. Bell The Cats

### Heroes

* Fievel Mousekewitz
* Tanya Mousekewitz
* Papa Mousekewitz
* Mama Mousekewitz
* Yasha Mousekewitz
* Tiger

### Villains

* Cat R. Waul
* Chula
* Sweet William
* Slim
* Felonius
* Cactus Cat Gang

### Others

* Jack
* Cyrus (Jack's Father)
* Glynis (Jack's Mother)
* Miss Sophia Kitty
* Mr. Whiskers
* Mr. Ironside
* Mr. Schimmel
* Sydney Schimmel
* Jorge
* Hambone
* Travis T. Hippocrates
* Lorna Holcombe
* Patty Paris
* Clint Mousewood
* Sophie Mousekewitz
* Samantha
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An American Tail Timeline

This timeline tells the story of how the Mousekewitz Family came to America and features Fievel’s adventures from New York City and continues in Green River.

1. An American Tail I
2. An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island II
3. An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster III
4. An American Tail: Fievel Goes West IV
5. An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (Alternative)
6. Fievel's American Tails, Season I
Littleheart

**Littleheart** is a plump, pale cream buck with blue eyes and a pink nose.

**Littleheart** is a warrior of StreamBurrows who has served under Berrystar's leadership. He was born as **Littlekit** to Berrystar and Hazelfur, and was apprenticed under the name **Littlepaw**. Despite his, Palepelt's and Dapplenose's ceremonies being delayed, he later received his warrior name of **Littleheart**, for showing perseverance during his apprenticeship.
Mousekewitz Family

The Mousekewitz Family is a family of five mice, who are the central focus of the An American Tail series, particularly the middle child Fievel. They are very religious Jews, as shown in the beginning of An American Tail where they are celebrating Hanukkah. Originally, they lived in Shostka, Russia (Present Day Ukraine). When the cats destroyed their home, they moved to New York City, New York in the United States of America. A couple years later, they relocated to Green River, possibly in the state of Utah or Arizona or Nevada.

### Family Members

1. Papa Mousekewitz
2. Mama Mousekewitz
3. Tanya Mousekewitz
4. Fievel Mousekewitz
5. Yasha Mousekewitz

### They're Homes

* Shostka, Russia - Destroyed in a Fire.
* New York, Tailor Mousekewitz - Unknown.
* New York, Warran Street -Survived the 3rd film, but trashed in the 4th.
* New York - Wrecked in a Cat Attack!
* Green River - pediment, survived.
The Legend of Mouse Hollow

* Next Episode "Babysitting Blues".
* Previous Episode "A Case of the Hiccups".

The episode starts out with Mama making a dress for Tanya because the school play is coming up. The play is The Legend of Mouse Hollow, essentially a mouse version of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. It is revealed that Fievel's part in this play is a mushroom. Fievel hates the outfit, and the idea of putting on a play, but he's forced into it. The next day at rehearsal, Tanya sings Dreams to Dream, much to Fievel's dismay, and Cat R. Waul happens to overhear. The tune gives him an evil idea. He decides to put on a show of his own with Tanya as the main attraction, and when the mice arrive, he plans to feed them into a machine that will package them and send them on a train to hungry cats across America.

On their way back home Fievel and Tanya are confronted by Waul, who claims that despite his evil cackling he only wants to be friends with them, and he pitches the idea of Tanya performing in his show. Just then their teacher Mr. Ironside shows up and shoos the children off, reminding them that they're performing in the play. He then mentions going to Grizzly Gulch to find wood for use as props in the play. The scheming Waul comes up with another plan, to get Mr. Ironside out of the way. At Grizzly Gulch he dresses as the Headless Horseman and scares Mr. Ironside into Waul's special packaging machine. Once the teacher is packaged up, Waul tosses the box into a hollow tree trunk and goes on with his plan. The next day when Fievel and Tanya get to school, they see a note on the board saying that the play is cancelled. Fievel is thrilled, but Tanya is saddened. As she's walking home from school, Waul approaches her again with the idea of singing in his play. She agrees. Meanwhile Fievel and Tiger go to Grizzly Gulch to play, and they find Mr. Ironside, who tells them about Waul's plan. Mr. Ironside teams up with Tiger and Fievel to foil Waul's plan. Waul had the trap set up next to the train as Tanya sang Dreams to Dream, when she was done, the mice would be fed through the machine and packaged. However, Tiger dresses as the Headless Horseman and scares Waul and Chula into the machine themselves, and they are packaged and taken away by the train. Once Tanya's song ends, Mr. Ironside announces the play is back on, and everything goes as planned. Well, almost everything. Papa assures Fievel that one day he'll play a much bigger role than a mushroom, and Mr. Ironside says that Fievel already has.