Talk:Slagar the Cruel
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Great Work
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I think whoever wrote this was very good at it. All the information is correct and good! Great job! Scotty 00:28, 14 January 2008 (UTC)
- I agree. Very good description, timeline, etc. Maybe include a little more about the journey to Malkariss from Redwall, though. --Redwall deyna 20:00, 7 April 2008 (UTC)
Re-occuring Villians?!Edit
Hi. I'm new here. I think that not choosing to kill off Chickenhound in Redwall was an excellent idea of Brian Jaques's. He must have really liked writing about him, and probably wanted to have a lot more fun with him. The good news? I really enjoyed seeing Chickenhound again! The bad? This has never, in all the istory of Redwall, happened again. Usually villians die or, if the are minor, flee. So my question is, do you think Brian Jaques will choose to do this again? We've seen plenty of good guys twice, but never bad guys! Do you know? —This unsigned comment was added by General Ironbeak (talk • contribs) 23:46, 19 November 2008. Please sign your posts with ~~~~!
Slagar was not the only villian featured in two books. The rat Ripfang was featured in both Mossflower and Lord Brocktree. Verdauga appeared in Mossflower, and was said to have driven Luke the Warrior's Tribe to the North Shores in The Legend of Luke.
--Scotty Bluefleck, Mountain Hare from the Highlands 
Matt 25:40 07:11, March 14, 2011 (UTC)
Correction. Those Ripfang(from Brocktree) and Ripfang(from Mossflower) were never specified to have been the same. There is a good chance that they were, but then there is one that they weren't. Rippy from MF have a grudge against the mountain for some reason, and Rippy from BT hated it since his brother, Doomeye, was killed there. So that is some good evidence pointing to their similarities. However their signature fang was in a different position than the others. Rip from MF's was on his left side. Rip from BT's was right down the middle. So they may ore may not be the same one, BJ never specified--Silverfalcon Pikehawk 12:26, March 14, 2011 (UTC)
- Brian Jacques stated that the Ripfangs were 2 different characters. While Verdauga appeared in Mossflower, he did not appear in LoL, he was mentioned. That is not 'featured' - thus, Slagar as the only villain to be featured in two books is accurate. -- LordTBT
Talk! 23:23, March 14, 2011 (UTC)
Mousedeath?Edit
How come he rennamed himself Slagar? In a passage from Redwall he considered "Mousedeath". So...why did he change it? --User:General Ironbeak 24 November
- Because Mousedeath is LAME. And right after he thought it he had massive trauma to the head, so he probably forgot. --Martin II
Talk! 00:27, 24 May 2009 (UTC)
- Should Mousedeath even count? He never actually went by the name.--Martin II Talk! 00:29, 24 May 2009 (UTC)
- Even so, since it was printed it seems worth mentioning, if only for entertainment purposes. Ty 02:47, July 21, 2010 (UTC)
DEATH!!!!Edit
Honestly, i like villains that aren't killed. It leaves a sort of aura of mystery around them. Makes it more interesting, and it leaves the opportunity for another book. :) Yer off the edge 'o the map, mate!
Here there be mosters! 21:15, February 7, 2010 (UTC)
- When i read Mattimeo, i thought Slagar being Chickenhound was hilarious, cause, after i finished Redwall, i started thinking about the fact that it hadn't said the Chickenhound had died and i wondered if he might return in some sequal, and low and behold, he was in mattimeo! XD-- Ferretmaiden
RAWR! I'm An Artist! Fear Me! 18:30, May 29, 2010 (UTC)
- I didn't like how they made his mask in the show. They made it pink and royal blue ----Selound
The Slaver's Daughter! 03:03, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
Matthias vs. OrlandoEdit
- "If Slagar had not fallen down the well, Matthias and Orlando would have possibly fought one another to kill him. Matthias had said that it was for the better that they did not fight."
This passage seems a little embellishing. I just finished Mattimeo recently and I really don't think those two were seriously considering fightin each other for the right to kill him. The whole tense seemed to be pretty joking, it seems pretty clear based on the friendship that they had formed that they would have simply teamed up to defeat him together, which they were already doing. They had prioritized protecting their children over defeating Slagar (such as not giving chase when he escaped and they were saving them from the army) and since they were stranded in a dangerous land it would not at all make sense to get caught up in a quarrel with one another one who got fox execution rights. Can we take this out? Ty 02:47, July 21, 2010 (UTC)
Eyes in the tv series Edit
If you look at his eyes before he was bit i the tv series and after he was bitten you will see they were somehow made serpent like which makes no sense but should be added into the artical.
Well...he looks nasty
When he's unmasked in the TV series, he looks hideous! EEEEW!Wedgeback 22:49, January 13, 2012 (UTC)
