Robin Hood III is a Disney animated feature film and the second sequel to the 1973 animated film, Robin Hood and is the final film of the Robin Hood trilogy. The story takes place seven years after the events of the second film.
Story[]
Five years after the wedding of Sheriff Skippy and Diana, England fell under siege when Prince John had returned from exile and have successfully overthrown his brother Richard and took over the throne as the new King of England with his wife Countess Isabella as his queen, and a war broke out in England with the Kingdom of Nottinghamshire resisting King John's rule.
Over the next two years, the war continued.
Suddenly, Henry pleaded his parents to change their ways, persuading them that love is stronger than greed. Seeing the tears in their son's eyes, John and Isabella finally saw the errors of their ways and apologized to their son for neglecting him and his siblings. But just as they were about to sign the Magna Carta, Faucemberg attempted to kill Henry, only to get shot through the heart with an arrow by Prince Robin Hood, killing him. King John and Queen Isabella thanked Prince Robin for saving their son. By signing the Magna Carta, John promises to be a better king, and the war was over.
One year later, King John died of complications of dysentry. Henry was crowned King of England. Meanwhile, the wedding of Prince Robin Hood II and Maid Alice was held at Nottingham.
Characters[]
- Prince Robin Hood - former outlaw; Prince of Nottingham; Lord of Nottingham Castle
- Princess Marian - wife of Robin Hood; Princess of Nottingham
- King John - (former) main antagonist; King of England
- Queen Isabella - King John's wife; (former) secondary antagonist
- Prince Robin Hood II - son of Robin Hood and Marian; prince of Nottingham
- Maid Alice - love interest of Prince Robin Hood II
- Princess Vivian - daughter of Robin Hood and Marian; princess of Nottinghamshire
- Prince Bozley - son of Robin Hood and Marian; prince of Nottinghamshire
- Princess Dixie - daughter of Robin Hood and Marian; princess of Nottinghamshire
- Prince Roger, Prince Hugh, and Princess Emma - Robin Hood and Marian's triplets
- Prince Thomas - Robin Hood and Marian's younger son
- Prince Walter and Princess Beatrice - Robin Hood and Marian's twin children
- Princess Lillian and Princess Roxanne - Robin Hood and Marian's youngest children.
- Little John - Prince Robin Hood's chief advisor; killed by Sir Guy of Gisbourne
- Friar Tuck - friar of his church
- Lady Kluck - Princess Marian's lady-in-waiting
- Skippy - sheriff of Nottingham
- Diane - Skippy's pregnant wife
- Ralph - Skippy and Diane's newborn son who was born after the war ended
- Toby - Skippy's best friend and deputy
- Sis - Skippy's older sister
- Tagalong - Skippy's younger sister
- Sir Guy of Gisbourne - an assassin hired by King John to assassinate Prince Robin Hood
- Henry de Faucemberg - ex-sheriff of Nottingham; King John's general
- Omar - Diana's father and a miller.
- Captain Crocodile - captain of the guards of Nottingham Castle
- Trigger and Nutsy - guardsmen serving under Skippy and Toby
- Lord Philip of Cognac - King Richard's illegitimate son; Berengaria's stepson
- Sexton Mouse and Little Sister - church mice in Friar Tuck's church; they have two children
- Otto - blacksmith
- Alan-A-Dale - a rooster; minstrel
- Prince Henry - King John and Queen Isabella's oldest child
- Prince Richard - King John and Queen Isabella's second-born child
- Princess Joan - King John and Queen Isabella's third-born child
- Princess Isabella - King John and Queen Isabella's fourth-born child; infant
- Princess Eleanor - King John and Queen Isabella's fifth-born child; infant
- King Richard - former king of England; murdered during the insurrection
- Queen Berengaria - King Richard's wife; widowed after her husband was killed during the insurrection
Transcript[]
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