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  1. tvtropes.org › WesternAnimation › WatershipDownWatership Down (Western Animation) - TV Tropes

    A 1978 British animated drama film directed by Martin Rosen, adapted from the 1972 novel of the same name by Richard Adams. Hazel (voiced by John Hurt ), our protagonist, has a little brother named Fiver ( Richard Briers ).

    • Laconic

      A page for describing Laconic: Watership Down. A group of...

    • Funny

      A page for describing Funny: Watership Down. NOTICE: Moments...

    • Recap

      A page for describing Recap: Watership Down. Warning:...

    • YMMV

      All adaptations. Alternative Character Interpretation: Even...

    • Fridge

      Bluebell is Court Jester in Watership Down, and even gets...

    • ReferencedBy

      Fan Works. In the Gunslinger Girl fanfic And The Adventure...

    • Heartwarming

      Towards the end of Watership Down (the novel), months after...

    • Haiku

      A page for describing Haiku: Watership Down. Hazel look, the...

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  3. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › LiteratureWatership Down (Literature) - TV Tropes

    An epic Low Fantasy adventure novel written by Richard Adams, first published in 1972. Hazel, our protagonist, is a youngster scratching out a living as best he can on the outskirts of society. He also looks after his little brother, Fiver, a fragile soul prone to odd hallucinations.

  4. tvtropes.org › WesternAnimation › WatershipDown1999Watership Down (1999) (Western Animation) - TV Tropes

    A British-Canadian animated children's series based on the novel Watership Down. It aired for three seasons from 1999–2001 on YTV in Canada, and CITV in the UK, though the latter did not broadcast the third season.

  5. allthetropes.org › wiki › Watership_DownWatership Down - All The Tropes

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    • Novel
    • Film
    • TV Series
    • Lapine Mythology
    Action Survivor and Almost-Dead Guy: Holly.
    Aerith and Bob
    "Alone with Prisoner" Ploy
    Androcles' Lion: Kehaar in all versions.

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    Action Doe: Flyairth, the former Chief Rabbit of Thinial, tackles a (small) dog to save Hazel. Inspired by her example, Hyzenthlay becomes co-Chief Rabbit with Hazel, and her first major task is re...
    And Man Grew Proud: By the end of the novel, the events in the first part are passing into the rabbit canon of legends. It's easy to imagine the story of the Sandleford Warren's destruction going t...
    Bavarian Fire Drill: A favorite trick of El-ahrairah. Holly and his companions do something similar to escape from Efrafa.
    Berserk Button: Never, ever ask Cowslip where anyone went.

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    Action Doe: Hyzenthlay plays a visible role in Holly's and Blackavar's escape attempts, and is one of the runners who lure the dog to the Down.
    Adaptation Distillation: It's only 90 minutes, a tearjerker, and on many best-of-animation lists.
    Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: Many of the rabbits are colors like light blue and pale yellow, so the audience can tell them apart more easily, and so that they fit in with names like "Silver."
    Animals Lack Attributes: Averted with the dog, played straight with the bucks.

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    Action Girl: Spartina.
    Adaptation Expansion: The series at its best did allow for some interesting stories that are true to the original book while reflecting modern attitudes. For example, there is the main plot of epis...
    Affably Evil: Cowslip.
    Art Shift: The characters were redesigned for season three. Some changes were barely noticeable, others were drastic. Bigwig, in particular, looks like he's been Locked Into Strangeness... which wo...

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    An Aesop: Half of the rabbit folktales.
    Animal Jingoism: As seen through rabbit eyes, most of the rest of the animal kingdom is either stupid or evil or both. Slightly subverted in that dogs are presented as mindless, slobbery brutes, wh...
    Bag of Holding: El-ahrairah's ears in King Fur-Rocious.
    Balancing Death's Books: Appears in the story of El-ahrairah and the Black Rabbit.

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  6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Watership_Down_(2018_TVWatership Down (2018 TV series) - Wikipedia

    Watership Down is a CGI-animated adventure fantasy drama television miniseries directed by Noam Murro. It is based on the 1972 novel of the same name by Richard Adams and adapted by Tom Bidwell. It was released on 22 December 2018 in the United Kingdom and internationally on Netflix the next day.

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  8. allthetropes.org › wiki › Watership_DownWatership Down/Characters - All The Tropes

    Hazel. The protagonist, Hazel is the leader of the Sandleford Warren group. Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence: At the end of the book, El-ahrairah invites him to join his Owsla. Badass Normal: Is not extraordinarily strong or big and certainly nothing against Bigwig or Holly.

  9. watershipdown.fandom.com › wiki › Watership_Down_(TVWatership Down (TV series) | Watership Down Wiki | Fandom

    Watership Down is a British-Canadian animated television series adapted from the novel of the same name by Richard Adams. It was a co-production of Alltime Entertainment of the United Kingdom and Decode Entertainment of Canada, produced by Martin Rosen, the director of the 1978 feature film...

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