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A page for describing Characters: Watership Down. Spoilers are unmarked below. Sandleford Warren rabbits The protagonist, Hazel is the leader of the …
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Speedwell's Story from Tales of Watership Down is pretty...
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Bluebell is Court Jester in Watership Down, and even gets...
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German: Unten am Fluss (Down by the River) Hungarian:...
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Ensemble Dark Horse: Zero Mostel's performance as Kehaar in...
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A page for describing Laconic: Watership Down. A group of...
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Hazel look, the field! The field is covered with blood It's...
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Towards the end of Watership Down (the novel), months after...
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The Other Wiki's synopsis states that the rabbit who appears...
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Fan Works. In the Gunslinger Girl fanfic And The Adventure...
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Color-Coded Characters: Played With. The rabbits with more "natural" colourings - sandy browns, greys, with no distinctive markings, etc. - are the protagonists, where the Amazing Technicolor Wildlife tend to be side characters or outright enemies. Virtually the entire warren of Efrafa seems to be filled with black rabbits.
An epic Low Fantasy adventure novel written by Richard Adams, first published in 1972. Hazel, our protagonist, is a youngster scratching out a living as best he can on the outskirts of society. He also looks after his little brother, Fiver, a fragile soul prone to odd hallucinations.
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A description of tropes appearing in Watership Down (2018). A 2018 four-part CGI miniseries based on the novel of the same name. A rabbit named Fiver sees a ….
Bigwig. The strongest of the refugees and a courageous and daring fighter. Bigwig's knowledge and power saves the group many times. Cunning and intelligent, Bigwig savors battle, but knows when to avoid it. Read an in-depth analysis of Bigwig. General Woundwort. The head of the Efrafa warren and the only rabbit bigger and stronger than Bigwig.
A British-Canadian animated children's series based on the novel Watership Down. It aired for three seasons from 1999–2001 on YTV in Canada, and CITV in the UK, though the latter did not broadcast the third season.
Hazel. The protagonist, Hazel is the leader of the Sandleford Warren group. Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence: At the end of the book, El-ahrairah invites him to join his Owsla. Badass Normal: Is not extraordinarily strong or big and certainly nothing against Bigwig or Holly.
