Adult bear and group leader who orchestrates a viral video stunt causing a citywide blackout. After being captured and separated from his brothers, he overcomes childhood trauma to lead a prison break, ultimately saving everyone and clearing their names.
Their brotherhood is the emotional foundation of Grizzly's rescue mission.
The plot identifies Panda as Grizzly's brother, and the two are separated and later reunited during the escape.
Grizzly acts as a protective older brother toward Ice Bear.
Ice Bear is described as Grizzly's younger brother, and Grizzly risks himself to free him from captivity.
Charlie provides the first major intervention on Grizzly's behalf.
Charlie and his animal allies hijack a police vehicle and break the bears out into the forest.
Trout is Grizzly's principal institutional antagonist.
Trout convinces officials to detain Grizzly, tracks the bears to the border, and later captures him for relocation.
Murphy becomes Grizzly's most important authority-side supporter.
Murphy refuses to endorse severe punishment, pleads during the captures, and arrives by helicopter to save the bears from the fire.
Grizzly's envy helps trigger the misguided viral-video plan.
Grizzly envies Nom Nom's public admiration and the contrast between Nom Nom's popularity and the bears' negative reception.
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