Reginald Fox is an English fox who speaks like Ronald Colman in "Out-Foxed". While the character's role in MGM cartoons was limited, he is notable for being the very first character to be voiced by Daws Butler. His name is a pun on Reynard the Fox.
Character Overview[]
Reginald Fox is a witty and cunning character who finds himself being pursued by a group of hounds. His gentlemanly charm contrasts comically with the clumsiness of the hounds, particularly in their attempts to catch him. He embodies a cleverness that allows him to outsmart his pursuers at every turn, using a variety of tricks and antics to evade capture.
Personality[]
Reginald is highly intelligent, using quick wits and clever strategies to outmaneuver the dogs. His gentleman-like persona gives him an air of sophistication, making his interactions amusingly polite, even when being hunted. Despite being pursued, he engages in playful banter, turning the situation into a game of wits with the hounds.
Apperance[]
Reginald is a distinguished red fox, embodying the classic features of his species with a unique flair. His expression often remains calm and suave, exuding an air of sophistication. He accessorizes with a monocle and pristine white gloves, adding to his gentlemanly appearance. His fur boasts an vibrant orange-red hue, complemented by striking black feet and ears, while his belly and muzzle are adorned with a soft tan color.
Key Events[]
- Reginald initially escapes the hounds with ease, showcasing his ability to turn the tables on his pursuers.
- He cleverly swaps a sack meant to capture him with one that contains a dog, illustrating his resourcefulness.
- When faced with multiple dogs, he employs physical comedy by tossing bricks and impersonating objects to confuse them.
- Reginald's cleverness is further highlighted when he uses dynamite in a humorous fashion, ultimately causing chaos for the dogs.