Robin Hood is the titular main protagonist of Disney's 1973 film version of the legend of Robin Hood himself, Robin Hood. Like any counterpart of Robin Hood, he serves as a thieving yet noble outlaw who constantly takes the money Prince John unfairly taxed from the poor and return it to them while they survive through his tyranny.
He was voiced by Brian Bedford.
What Makes Him A Guile Hero?[]
- He has shown himself to be a master of disguise, being able to dress up as someone else and not be recognized as who he really is instantly as particularly shown through his interactions with Prince John and the Sheriff of Nottingham.
- He is very adept at outsmarting his enemies, being able to evade the Sheriff and his forces by outwitting them at every encounter and being able to successfully steal Prince John's money and return it to the poor.
- He is shown to be a professional archer, landing every shot he makes with his arrow with a bullseye.
- He sets up an elaborate plan to rescue the people of Nottingham from prison and giving them back their money, which he pulls off almost perfectly, managing to get everyone out.
Trivia[]
- He and Nick Wilde are the only two Disney film characters to be Guile Heroes. Coincidentally, they're both heroic thieves and foxes.
External Links[]
- Robin Hood (Disney) on the Heroes Wiki
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