Gulo the Savage

Species:	Wolverine
Place of Origin:	The Land of Ice and Snow
Gender:	Male
Weapon:	Natural Defenses, Wild Doogy Plumm's claymore
Death:	Beheaded by Rakkety Tam MacBurl

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Appears:	Rakkety Tam

1 Biography
2 Weapons
3 Behavior
4 Trivia

BiographyEdit

Gulo the Savage was the wolverine son of Dramz and brother of Askor from the Land of Ice and Snow. After killing his father, Gulo attempted to take control of the region, but was forced to pursue his brother after he stole the Walking Stone, the royal symbol of power. His pursuit took him and his cannibalistic horde of a hundred white vermin to Mossflower Woods, where he was eventually beheaded by the warrior squirrel Rakkety Tam MacBurl's sharpened shield's edge when he was thrown upon it in a duel with the squirrel.

WeaponsEdit

Gulo's main weapons are his natural claws and teeth, which, when combined with his brute strength, prove to be more than sufficient. He also used a sword stolen from Wild Doogy Plumm during his brief fight with Tam, though it is unlikely that he actually received any training in how to use one.

BehaviorEdit

Of all of Redwall's villains, Gulo has been described as being the least intelligent of the batch by many. While he is by no means an idiot, he never once orchestrated any sophisticated or complex stratagems during his campaign in Mossflower, as most plans were decided by his captains. Instead, he compensated for this by being one of the few vermin leaders in the series that actually fought from the front and was not afraid (and for good reason) of his enemies, or anything, for that matter. He is also considered to be the largest and most intimidating of the Redwall villains, fighting with the strength and physical stature of a badger. What one must keep in mind is that Gulo was insane; this only became obvious when he started talking to the bushes and herbs about his brother one moment, and falling asleep the next.