Robin Hood

### Likes

Archery, charity, Maid Marian, justice, King Richard, acrobatics, berries, helping others, his friends, roses, children, dancing, Christmas, taunting Reggie and Prince John, swimming

### Dislikes

Reggie, Prince John being king, poverty, tyranny, executions, failure, losing loved ones, injustice, his parents' death

### Powers and abilities

Master archer
Physical strength
Swordsmanship
Shapeshifting

## Family information

### Parents

Agate † (father)
Rovena † (mother)

### Other relatives

Fitzgerald Beaumont (father-in-law)
Bridget Beaumont (mother-in-law)
King Richard (uncle-in-law)
Prince John † (uncle-in-law)

### Partner(s)

Maid Marian (wife)

**Robin Hood** is the protagonist of the feature film with the same name and in the Enchanted Pup franchise. Born as an orphan, Robin was a petty thief who stole in order to survive on the streets of Nottingham. After experiencing the death of his parents at the hands of the merciless sheriff of Nottingham, Robin set off on a mission to rob the greedy Prince John of his gold and give it to the poor people in order to avoid execution. With help from his sidekick, Little John and a group of merry men, Robin will protect the kingdom of Nottingham until the benevolent King Richard returns from his sea voyage.

Robin Hood is loosely based off the character of the same name. By the end of the film, Robin marries his childhood friend, Maid Marian and becomes the king of Nottingham after Richard abdicates the throne and rules the country with Marian as his queen.

## Background

Born as Robert Hood to Agate and Rovena, residents of the EverRealmian country, Nottingham. Due to the Hood family's poor status, they all had to work to make ends meet and to avoid execution from the feared Sheriff who enforces the royal family's strict tax laws. As an EverRealmian native, Robin possessed the magical ability to shapeshift. While his father would work as farmer and his mother would clean the elegant homes of Nottingham's eligible aristocrats, Robin would entertain Nottinghaines as a street performer. This protected the Hoods for several years until their tax rates increased, causing a problem with Agate who developed severe arthritis and Rovena who has a heart condition.

Needing to provide himself and his ill parents, Robin started performing on the streets every day of the week. Because of Robin constantly using his power without resting, it caused Robin to fall ill himself. He decided to return home and rest. When he entered the family house through the back door, Robin saw that the Sheriff had arrived for the Hoods' taxes. Unfortunately, they are unable to pay their debt completely and the Sheriff refuses to give them anymore time. Robin was hiding in the kitchen and listening from the corner. As Robin watches as his parents are being handcuffed, the Sheriff quickly notices the Hoods' family portrait and sees that Rovena and Agate have a son. He spots Robin and attempts to murder the young Hood but he escapes through his bedroom window. While pursuing Robin, the Sheriff falls through the floors to his death.

With the Sheriff gone, Robin tries to free his parents from the jail carriage but is unable to. Seeing that more guards are approaching the house, Rovena and Agate tell their son to run and find a way to protect the poor Nottinghaines but not before bidding their son a tearful farewell. Now as an orphaned twelve-year-old cub, Robin has taken the opportunity to use his shapeshifting ability to help himself and other poor Nottinghaines survive on the streets. One day, while evading capture from the King's royal guards, Robin hides in a flower bush. When coming out to see if the coast is clear, Robin realizes that he's in the backyard of one of Nottingham's wealthiest socialites, the Beaumonts. Fearing that he'll be arrested for trespassing, Robin attempts to flee but spots the Beaumonts' only daughter, Marion. He was enchanted by her beauty. The two foxes meet for the first time when Marion came over to bush to pick a flower for her mother. Not knowing what to do, Robin sheepishly offers Marion, a flower as an apology for trespassing. Marion is touched by the young Hood's kind gesture and gives him, a kiss on the cheek. Before Marion is called back inside by her parents, the two foxes introduce themselves.

Having felt courteous from gifting Marion with a flower, Robin comes with the idea to become the protector of Nottingham's poor community. Remembering his parents' dying wish, Robin decided to use his skills and power to protect Nottingham's populace from the royal family. Throughout the years, Robin had become a skilled archer using his morphing ability to steal from the rich and give to the poor to help them avoid execution from the King. While on one of his adventures, he encounters a bear cub nicknamed Little John being harassed by a team of bandits. Shapeshifting into a Gian bear, Robin scares the bandits away. Grateful for the fox's heroism, John asks the brave hero if he can come along with him and he happily agreed. From that moment on, Robin and Little John traveled across the kingdom rescuing orphans and giving them a place to belong.

When not protecting Nottingham from the Sheriff and his minions, the merry men resided in a treehouse deep in Sherwood Forest. In the present, King Richard, the eldest son of the king's two sons assumed his role as king of Nottingham. With King Richard as king, he treated the poor as if they were his own children. He even went as far as to abolish Nottingham's high tax laws. Everything was peaceful around Nottingham until King Richard received a letter from an East kingdom that he must prepare the prince for a battle between the West kingdom. Until King Richard returned from his crusade, his younger brother, Prince John would rule Nottingham.

Seizing the opportunity, Prince John began to rule Nottingham as a greedy and tyrannical dictator who cared only for money and power. Until King Richard would return from his crusade, Robin stole gold from Prince John and gave it to the poor, hoping that the Sheriff will stop trying execute innocent people. However, Robin felt that Prince John had a hidden agenda that would threaten the safety of Nottingham.

### Development

According to the legend, Robin was a highly skilled archer and swordsman. In some versions of the legend, he is depicted as being of noble birth and having fought in the Crusades before returning to England to find his lands taken by the Sheriff. Traditionally depicted dressed in Lincoln green, he is said to have robbed from the rich and given to the poor.

When the storywriter decided to create Robin Hood based movie, he decided to include his lover, Maid Marian, the merry men and his arch-nemesis, the Sheriff. Also, the storywriter decided to make the Robin Hood character, a fox since foxes are considered to be sneaky and sly.

### Personality

Robin simply sees himself as a hero and not an outlaw. Under his devious and mischievous nature, he is truly a chivalrous and warm person who puts the live of others first. After seeing his parents being murdered as a child, Robin didn't want that to happen to poor people who couldn't pay their taxes. During his time in the orphanage, Robin believed that the royal family were monsters guided by their hunger for power and money. When he grew into a teenager and met the beautiful Maid Marian, Robin abandoned his initial hatred of royalty, seeing how some members of the royal family, actually have a good heart, just like King Richard. In the beginning of the movie, Robin was shown to have a childish and silly nature by playing a series of pranks on the Sheriff of Nottingham. By the end of the film, Robin became mature and responsible about protecting his kingdom, his friends and his wife.

While Robin was shown to optimistic, carefree, and playful but he was secretly shy and afraid of letting his loved ones down. Even though, his parents' death wasn't his fault, Robin felt like he could've done something else to protect his parents. When he and the gang were in the dungeon, Robin lost all hope all because his master plan failed. With a few kind words from Hansel, Robin learned that it's alright to make mistakes and that there's a benefit to failing. You get to learn from your mistakes.

Robin proved himself as a worthy hero by sacrificing himself to save Hansel and King Richard. His love for Maid Marian was strong enough to revive Robin when he was wounded Prince John's incoming arrow.

After marrying Maid Marian and being crowned the king of Nottingham, Robin went from a devious and cunning thief to a responsible and protective king, dedicated to protecting his subjects and making sure that they're treated with respect no matter what kind of social class they come from.

### Physical appearance

Robin Hood is an anthropomorphic fox. He has a slight muscular build and has red fur.

Robin's signature clohing is a green tunic shirt with a brown belt and pants. He dons a yellow fedora that originally belonged to his late father.

Whenever he goes to sleep or goes swimming, he wears red long johns with white buttons.

His royal clothing was a light shade of green and wears a golden crown with several gems inside.

### Powers and abilities

* **Fox Physiology:** Robin Hood is an anthropomorphic fox
* **Master Archer:** Robin is recognized as the greatest archer in the world because at the archery contest, he got a bullseye at every single target. Robin says the secret to his success is quiet and concentration.
* **Excellent Swordsmanship:** Robin is also an expert sword fighter because he taught by Hugo, who was also an expert sword fighter.
* **Physical strength:** Aside from his slender appearance, Robin is incredibly strong and limber.
* **High Speed**: Robin is shown to be a fast runner as he and his merry men fled from the Sheriff and men when they tried to make an arrest.

## Appearances

### Robin Hood

Robin takes refuge in a small treehouse along with his merry men. Upon learning that the poor is danger, due to the fact that the tyrannical Prince John is ruling Nottingham, Hansel, his family and subjects travel to England to help Robin Hood with fighting off the Sheriff and his army. Robin warmly welcomes the gang into his treehouse and he develops a friendship with them. He passes down his archery teachings to them, making them, the best archers in the world as well. He is shown to have a close friendship with Hansel, since he usually turns to him when he's in need of helpful advice.

Robin and the gang stole a dozen barrels of gold and are trying to flee from the Sheriff and his arrow men. With help from the Woodlanders, they are able to defeat the Sheriff and his arrow men by sending a dozen of flaming barrels after them. Robin, Hansel and the gang send up the gold-filled barrels up to the treehouse by using the pulley system. Once that was done, Robin, Hugo and the gang began to sing, dance and drink ale. Nighttime came, and the merry men began to deliver the stolen gold to the poor while avoiding the guards. While the merry men were delivering the gold, Robin stopped by the castle to visit his lover, Maid Marian.

The two lovers talked about how their life would be if they were married and live a life of action and adventure. The romantic and heavenly was abruptly stopped when the Sheriff was doing a room check. Robin quickly left the castle and retreated back to Sherwood Forest. By the time, the gang arrived back at the treehouse, they were fast asleep. Robin was still awake, looking at the view of the castle saying that one day very soon, he and his merry men will be awarded for their heroism and they'll be living in luxury. He decided to take a walk, only for Hansel to follow him. When Robin learned that Hansel was following, he told the latter about how he wanted the world to see him as a hero and not an outlaw. Hansel told Robin, that he is a hero by risking his life to rob from the greedy Prince John and give to the poor. Robin also mentioned, that he wants to marry Maid Marian but doesn't know how he can do that when King Richard is gone on his crusade. All Hansel could tell Robin is to be patient and he'll find out.

The next day, when Robin and the merry men were relaxing from their adventure yesterday. While doing that, they receive an invitation for an archery tournament in two days. At first, Robin and Hansel were suspicious about this invitation, seeing it as Prince John's attempt to capture and execute Robin Hood. But the invitation also mentioned that the first place winner will get to kiss the lovely Maid Marian. Hansel saw it as Robin's chance to become romantically involved with Maid Marian. Robin agreed to go to the archery tournament but he was wondering, how they're going to even enter the tournament, since he's a wanted man. Little John offered to make a costumes for Robin Hood and the gang.

For the next day, Robin, Hansel nd the merry men were training for the archery tournament. They were ready, the next day. Upon arriving at the archery contest, they discovered that Luther is working as Prince John's henchmen and close friend. That told Robin and the gang to be extra careful since if the Bat King spots Robin Hood, he'll be executed. The archery tournament began and it almost ended with Robin in first place and Hansel in second place. When Robin shot the last target with a bullseye, he was declared the winner by Prince John. Under Prince John's order, Luther exposed Robin and sentenced him and his men to immediate death. Just as the Sheriff was about to hand-cuff, Robin, Hansel threw Robin, his sword and the latter freed himself by scratching the Sheriff's arm. Just then, an arrow and sword fight was engaged.

The fight ended with Robin and his merry men being led into the jail carriage. Hansel and his friends were the only ones freed. Hansel tried to free Robin from the carriage but failed when he was shot down by the wolf arrow man. The jail carriage entered the Castle of Nottingham and was taken in the dungeon. Robin and the merry men were going to be executed, the next day. Hansel infiltrated the castle and tried to convince Robin to break himself and his men free of the dungeon. Feeling bad for his failure, Robin sang *My Sad, Sad, Sad Lament* along with Maid Marian from a distance. Seeing how Robin is too sad to free himself and his men, Hansel and the gang planned to retrieve the key to free Robin, his merry men and anybody else that Prince John trapped in his castle. While Charles was doing that, Hansel overheard Prince John and Luther discussing their plan to assassinate King Richard in order to remain as the king of Nottingham forever.

Charles frees Robin and the merry men and Jordan frees Maid Marian from her locked room. Robin thanks Hansel for helping him and he happily embraces him and Maid Marian, who enters the foyer. The reunion was cut short when Hansel told Robin and the merry men, Prince John's plan to murder King Richard and remain king. The gang rents a boat and sails down Sherwood River where they confront Prince John and reveal his true colors to King Richard. Shocked and angered at his brother's treachery, an arrow and sword fight was engaged. During the fight, Prince John tried to murder Hansel by mortally wounding him with an arrow. Robin saw Prince John about to fire his arrow at Hansel. He quickly runs to Hansel and pushes him out of the way, where the arrow shot Robin, right in his heart. He stumbles back and falls off of the ship, to his assumed death.

Congratulating himself on killing Robin Hood, Prince John unintentionally drinks the poison wine, turns blue, starts gagging until he loses the last ounce of life. He stumbles back and falls of the ship to his precise death. Hansel and Maid Marian finds a wounded Robin on a rock. They take Robin back to Nottingham and Hansel does everything, he can to heal him but fails. Maid Marian kissed Robin right on the lips. All of a sudden, the heart wave monitor began to beep and Robin arose with his wound, completely healed. Hansel and Marian embraced Robin for saving their lives. Robin and Marian then proclaimed their love for each other. Robin proposed to Marian and she accepted.

Feeling that Nottingham will be better hands if Robin is in the castle, Richard abdicates the throne and passes the crown over to Robin. He is crowned king of Nottingham with Marian as his queen after she marries him. Little John, Friar Tuck, and Otto stay in the castle with Robin, still promising to help him. Robin and Marian heads off to France for their honeymoon with Hansel and his family waving back at them. Before leaving, Robin left Hugo, a present. It was his fedora. With him being a king now, Hansel will now protect the kingdom with Little John as his new sidekick.