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Well, with his signature anachronistic Texas drawl phonetics, that's how this obese lupine's name/title is pronounced. I got a Disney Villains coloring book from Bookmans recently and even obscure villains (human, animal, mystic creature alike) were featured. Including the fat sleazy-southerner wolf (or rather fat sleazy southern-ACCENTED wolf in what is supposed to be an anthropomorphic medieval England) who was a noble minion of the maneless naïve thumbsucking lion prince, Prince John. "Robin Hood" was always a favorite of mine AND ESPECIALLY my mother's. While a FAIRLY obscure Disney classic (a la nearly EVERYTHING from the 70's and 80's Disney produced), "Robin Hood" at least reportedly inspired the recent blockbuster "Zootopia", particularly one of Robin and Marian's POTENTIAL descendants, Nick Wilde.

As for "Sheriff" here (he doesn't have a given NAME per se that the movie reveals), I realize upon rewatching after coloring this, that I got his vest and under jacket colors reversed, but ah well...

Next up in colored Disney villains... Think fur a loathing and an infectious ear-worm tune unlyricized as "Ta-tum-tee-ta-tum"...

Description
Well, with his signature anachronistic Texas drawl phonetics, that's how this obese lupine's name/title is pronounced. I got a Disney Villains coloring book from Bookmans recently and even obscure villains (human, animal, mystic creature alike) were featured. Including the fat sleazy-southerner wolf (or rather fat sleazy southern-ACCENTED wolf in what is supposed to be an anthropomorphic medieval England) who was a noble minion of the maneless naïve thumbsucking lion prince, Prince John. "Robin Hood" was always a favorite of mine AND ESPECIALLY my mother's. While a FAIRLY obscure Disney classic (a la nearly EVERYTHING from the 70's and 80's Disney produced), "Robin Hood" at least reportedly inspired the recent blockbuster "Zootopia", particularly one of Robin and Marian's POTENTIAL descendants, Nick Wilde.

As for "Sheriff" here (he doesn't have a given NAME per se that the movie reveals), I realize upon rewatching after coloring this, that I got his vest and under jacket colors reversed, but ah well...

Next up in colored Disney villains... Think fur a loathing and an infectious ear-worm tune unlyricized as "Ta-tum-tee-ta-tum"...