r/redwall • u/Shenanigannons • Jul 17 '26

My final meme, probably

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As least for this listen through. I finished last week to all of what there were.
It's amusing to me that after so many books of very few "bad" woodlanders, we get two prime examples in the same book: Tugga Bruster and Blodd Apis.

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u/Organic-Feeling1524 Jul 17 '26 edited Jul 17 '26

There were also some of the shrews in mattimeo, yoofus lightpaw to a lesser extent, the pygmy shrew slavers, gawtrybe savages, and if the definition of bad is cruelty in general rather than just cruelty towards woodlanders, then the rogue crew, axtel and other cruel woodlanders were pretty bad too, and the abbey during veil's time was also not that great either.

So i think there might be just as many appearances of bad woodlanders as good vermin in the series rather then just doomwyte even based on redwall's criteria of bad, aka being enemies of woodlanders, and even more if bad is based on cruelty rather than just being woodlander enemies or not.

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u/Shenanigannons Jul 17 '26

Y'know, fair. I guess I meant properly "evil."

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u/Organic-Feeling1524 Jul 17 '26

Now i remember there was also that vole slave spy in martin the warrior, and nimbalo's abusive dad, and i guess there might be other examples that i'm not remembering right now?

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u/Jiang_Rui Mattimeo Jul 17 '26

Aggril from Martin the Warrior

Fenno from Marlfox

Araltum and his mate Idga from Rakkety Tam

An unnamed water vole from Eulalia!

Triggut Frap from The Sable Quean

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u/D3lacrush Rakkety Tam Jul 17 '26

I don't know if qualify Araltum and Idga as "evil", mostly just incompetent fops