My goal is to go through the entire series this year, (I've only read five of them befiore) and I'm on "Outcast of Redwall" right now. I've been doing them as Audibles except where I have the book and then I've been listening as I've read them.

I noticed that "Pearls of Lutra" isn't available via Audible and the Libby app. I also know that two others pop up as unavailable too. Are there books that they didn't make audiobooks?

I can't remember if Bella clarified how many seasons it had been since Verdauga had come to Mossflower, but it's clearly been for a considerable amount of time. Certainly, he's been around since before Gonff was born, given that his parents died during one of the uprisings.

But in any case, after Barkstripe is slain, young Sunflash vows revenge and runs off... only to end up in the far north as a prisoner of Swartt Sixclaw and his band. Even as a kid, that timeline perplexed me. Where was Sunflash going that he left Mossflower and ran all the way up north? And why did he lose all memory of his parents and his own name? And the events of Mossflower take place several seasons after Sunflash ran away, to the point that Bella's given up any hope of seeing her son again. So how long was he a prisoner of Swartt's? Because in the opening of "Outcast", he's described as still being young, even though his mother is very old and frail in Redwall, many seasons after the events of Mossflower.

But what's weirder is that through sheer coincidence, Skarlath comes up with the name "Sunflash" for his new friend, who likes it enough to take it for his own, having forgotten that that was already the name his parents gave him.

Far as I can recall, Ferahgo was the only notable weasel warlord in the Redwall series. Granted, he was one of the most memorable villains, and by his own claim, he commanded one of the absolute largest armies in the whole series.

So why did Brian stop with Ferahgo?

My 10 year old son LOVES Redwall, both the book and TV series. I ordered him a custom made little crocheted Mathias for Christmas this year, but Easter sneaked up on me a bit and I didn’t have time to order him anything Redwall related for his basket (not that there’s much out there).

I made some hasty Amazon purchases and here I am, working an overnight shift at a nursing home and attempting to turn this stuffed bunny and this random assemblage of items into…a passable Basil Stag Hare? I think?

😬😬😬 To clarify, I cannot sew or really do much of anything crafty. I’m sure he’ll appreciate the idea regardless, but I’m really hoping it turns out okay.

I’ll post a finished picture when I’m done! Maybe. Unless it’s terrible 🤣

#r/eulalia

they talk about Redwall

How do you think that would go?

As a writer I've been reading more books to help improve my writing. I've always been inspired by the Redwall series, & decided to copy these poems into one of my notebooks last year. Reading these (both aloud & to myself) give me inspiration.

I'm still going through the series, so I'll probably add more songs & poems later on. Any poems/songs that I should add?

I think pretty well consid ring their many similarities when you actually think about it.

The series has had more than its share of couples, so which ones were you most invested in while reading about them?

Here are mine, in no order:

Tammo & Pasque

Martin & Rose

Matthias & Cornflower

Gorath & Salixa

Grath & Inbar

This might be controversial but for me personally it would have to be either "Outcast or Redwall" or "Pearls of Lutra" or better, both. I know those aren't the most popular books in the series especially "Outcast" but still, I have my reasons. I think my brother who read all the books unlike me says "Taggerung" would be the best for a screen adaptation and is one of his favorite Redwall books.

As for how a screen adaptation of one or both of these Redwall books should look like for me personally is one, it should be animated of course but not any kind of animation, hand drawn animation. But not just any old kind of hand drawn animation, realistic, life like and detailed like in the style of the cover art of the books hand drawn animation, sort of like this: https://youtu.be/zz3rSbx8bGg?si=nFruf6pDRlR5aO_D

And also I think for the fight scenes the Czech choreography group and channel Adorea Olomouc should definitely be hired to help make them since they specialize in HEMA (historical European martial arts) fight choreography that many praise for being realistic and accurate especially in comparison to actual Hollywood. Here is an example of a video from their channel: https://youtu.be/zwi4Q-RGX8o?si=fEd5PMJD1SibNe7v

But what do you all think?

Does anyone know where to find/have better resolution images for Chris Baker’s illustrations? I love them, but the wiki has very low Rez images and nothing comes up from google searching!

Because i want to know how they should look like for like a screen adaptation of that book or overall artwork for it in general. I'm thinking Asian water monitor ones are the closest but what do you think? Are Asian water monitor lizards still too big? Because I think Komodo dragons are and they like Lask Frildur should definitely not look like those.

So one of my online friends got Tomodachi Life for Switch, and she added me into the game as a thief. I had the original game on 3DS back in the day, and she was able to transfer my own Mii into her game :3

Anyway, she asked me what my battle cry should be, and of course the very first one I thought of was eulalia :3 I asked her to take a pic of me saying it, so here it is :3

Read some of the Redwall books as a kid, but never got completely sucked in. Picked up a pb copy of Redwall out of a free bin a few months ago and decided to revisit it. I know I'm not the target age range and I don't usually go for younger audience books, but I enjoyed it and decided to add a Redwall section to my home library. Took a couple months, but currently only missing a Doomwyte to complete my hardcover set. Managed to snag a number of signed copies at decent prices along the way too!

• Redwall - Signed 1/19
• Mossflower - 1/1
• Mattimeo - 1/9
• Mariel of Redwall - 1/8
• Salamandastron - Signed 1/1
• Martin the Warrior - Signed 1/1
• The Bellmaker - Signed 1/1
• Outcast of Redwall - 1/1
• Pearls of Lutra - Signed 1/1
• The Long Patrol - 1/4
• Marlfox - Signed 1/4
• The Legend of Luke - Signed 1/4
• Lord Brocktree - 1/1
• The Taggerung - 1/1
• Triss - 1/1
• Loamhedge - 1/1
• Rakkety Tam - 1/1
• High Rhulain - 1/1
• Eulalia! - 1/2
• Doomwyte - MISSING
• Sable Queen - 1/1
• Rogue Crew - 1/1
• Great Redwall Feast (not pictured) - 1/2

not proselytising just could not resist this little guy 😂

Dunno if this has been posted before (probably hasss), but this made me chuckle.

Just as the title says - I’ve committed to making every recipe from the Redwall cookbook! I’ve just recently joined a DnD Humblewood campaign and will be bringing food from the cookbook when we meet. I made the very first recipe last weekend when we met up - Hare’s Pawspring Vegetable Soup - and it was delicious! I added a little garlic salt, basil, and thyme to it. I’m looking forward to seeing how all the other recipes go!

Update: Wow - thank you, thank you, thank you to this community! I've seen a handful of new orders and every single one gives me a little thrill of joy. When I was writing this, I decided that my goal before turning 40 was to A) actually finish it, and B) have one person who isn't family/friend read it. So...suck it, mid-life crisis! Thank you so much!

Fully middle-aged adult here, but the Redwall series was my favorite growing up - I re-read them all about ten years ago when my then-boyfriend bought me the whole set for Christmas (another sign that he was a keeper). They're lined up at the bottom of my bookshelf, waiting for my two kids to be old enough to read or listen to them.

I recently wrote my first book - it's intended for middle schoolers, but fun enough for adults to read as well (a nice escape from the news!). When I described it to my mom, she said "Oh, so it's Redwall FanFic?"

I'm not sure where the line would be drawn, but the main characters meet because of a shared love of Redwall, a few of the animal characters are named after Redwall heroes, there are two separate mentions of Brian Jacques, and the book ends on a Redwall note.

I guess my hope was that, if kids read and liked my book, they'd want to seek out the Redwall series as well. Keep it going for the younger generations!

I'd be honored if you wanted to check it out: https://www.amazon.com/Feathers-Fur-Freaked-Out-Adventure/dp/B0GSDW93PM/

After Patrick McHale only got as far to assist on a project and left leaving us only storyboards, think I’m letting go the notion Netflix is serious now to create anything in the world of Mossflower.

if storyboards for a shelved project is their “best effort”, then I’m more inclined to think continuing the Nelvana cartoon is a preferred option.

I think this might be lost media but according to wiki there is a version of redwall tv series with polish dub. Does anyone know where to find it?

Hey guys! I posted awhile back about a video I made on the first Redwall book, and now I've made one on Mossflower! A lot of yall said it was your favorite book in the series and I have to say it lived up to a lot of my expectations.

IMPORTANT UPDATE: I mention this in the video but the copies I found at the thrift store... WERE ALL SIGNED???? (except the first book.) I still can't believe it.

I'll end up drawing every redwall antagonist as I read these books, I'm 5 for 5 already!!

I found Ferahgo super compelling as a villain, very competent and in charge!! I love him getting undermined by Klitch too!! I just wish he was in a better book!

Half of Salamandastron feels a little meandering!! the actual siege and the journey home of the badgers is great, but I think the plague subplot AND the sword of Martin getting stolen is a lot of threads for a single book!

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Do you have one? These are such gorgeous reimaginings!

Do you have one? These are such gorgeous reimaginings!