Archer and former soldier who assumes the Robin Hood identity to defend England from French invasion.
Little John is one of Robin's closest comrades throughout the military and outlaw campaigns.
Robin and Little John are imprisoned together after the tavern brawl, escape together, and later operate as members of Robin's Merry Men.
Godfrey is Robin's principal personal enemy and the central military threat he opposes.
Robin and his comrades chase Godfrey away after discovering his ambush, later confront him during the invasion, and Robin ultimately kills him with an...
Will supports Robin during the escape, return to England, and resistance against the invasion.
Will Scarlet is identified as one of Robin's comrades in the army, escapes with him, and joins the Merry Men.
Allan is a loyal archer within Robin's core group.
Allan A'Dayle is one of Robin's fellow archers, is locked in the stocks with him, escapes with him, and becomes part of the Merry Men.
Robin is a veteran soldier serving under Richard before the king's death.
Robin serves as a common archer in King Richard's army and takes part in Richard's crusade and the siege of Chalus Castle.
Robin's defense of England directly frustrates Philip's attempt to divide and invade the kingdom.
Robin leads the united English army against the French expeditionary force serving King Philip's invasion plan.
The Sheriff becomes an official instrument of the pursuit that forces Robin into Sherwood Forest.
After King John declares Robin an outlaw, the Sheriff of Nottingham announces the decree and Robin flees with his men.
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