Name's Ronno, and these are the boys: Stab and Jab!
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~ Young Ronno
Ronno is the secondary antagonist of Disney's 5th full-length 1942 animated feature film Bambi (which is based on the 1923 Austrian novel Bambi, a Life in the Woods by the late Felix Salten), and the main antagonist of its 2006 midquel, Bambi II.
His older self was voiced by the late Frank Churchill and the late Edward H. Plumb (the film's composers who voice both him and Man with music) in the first film and his younger self was voiced by Anthony Ghannam in the midquel.
Ronno is an enemy of Bambi. He is a bully, who is also an extremely selfish and vicious deer. He tried to force Bambi's girlfriend, Faline against her will to be his mate, and he didn't care that she hated him, because he is a bully. Bambi fights back, and defeats Ronno.
In the Springtime, while Bambi and Faline are frolicking on "Cloud 9," Ronno appears from the bushes with the most monstrous look on his face, but he doesn't talk, and he again tries to force Faline against her will to be his mate (like he tried to do in the midquel, Bambi II). Bambi again fights back against Ronno (like he did in the midquel, Bambi II), and despite Ronno knocking him down several times, Bambi eventually overpowers Ronno, and knocks him off the cliff into the river.
Ronno is never seen again, and it's unknown if he survived the forest fire.
Bambi II[]
Ronno appears in the midquel, Bambi II, which reveals that Bambi and Faline first met Ronno when they were fawns. Unlike the first film, Ronno has a regular part, and he talks. He develops a crush on Faline, he and tries to impress her, but she doesn't like him, because he is a bully. He even tried to force Faline against her will to go with him, but Bambi yells: "Leave her alone!"
Ronno hated Bambi out of extreme jealousy, because he's the son of the Great Prince of the Forest, and he picked fights with him, but Bambi always beat him. Later, when Man and his hunting dogs are out and about, Ronno runs away in fear, screaming: "Mommy!" revealing how much of a coward and a wimp he really is.
Near the end of the midquel, Ronno tries to pick another fight with a now-teenage Bambi, saying that they will meet again (which is exactly what happened in the first film). However, Ronno slips on a turtle and falls into the water, and the turtle bites his nose. Ronno again runs away in fear, screaming: "Mommy!" After he's gone, Flower tells everyone that he told them that turtles were scary, and everyone laughs.
Ronno's first meeting with Bambi as a faun in the manga.
In the 1951 manga of Bambi by Osamu Tezuka, Ronno is mostly the same as his movie counterpart, but also appears during the beginning portion as a faun alongside Bambi and has dialogue throughout the story.
After meeting Faline, the two meet Ronno with an unnamed companion, with Ronno whispering to his friend that Bambi was fatherless. Ronno proceeds to feign friendship to Bambi, offering to take him somewhere fun. Ronno and his friend trick Bambi into approaching a human, fortunately for Bambi, the human was a child and Bambi ended up leaving with his life.
When Bambi becomes an adult, Ronno is revealed to have continued to bully the animals and is called "Ronno the Rampager" by Thumper. Ronno is enraged upon finding out about Faline and Bambi's relationship, saying both Faline and the forest belong to him. Like in the movie, he tries to force Faline to go with him and attacks Bambi when he subsequently tries to rescue her.
As Ronno and Bambi battle near a clifftop, Man arrives and tries to shoot the dueling bucks. Bambi prevails, knocking off the cliff into the hunter's sight. It can be inferred Ronno died either from the fall or was shot by Man.
House of Mouse[]
Ronno made two appearances in the series. In the episode "Goofy's Menu Magic", he can be seen waiting on the line for some of Goofy's soup. In "House of Genius", he was seen waiting to be seated when Donald and Daisy were sleeping on the job. Although Ronno does not physically appear in Mickey's House of Villains, it is believed that he took part in the takeover.
Personality[]
Ronno is a bully. He's also an overconfident and arrogant jerk, and he acts like a spoiled brat with no redeemable qualities whatsoever.
He is also very rude to everyone, including his own mother by yelling at her for constantly interrupting him while he's trying to "make new friends," but he screams for her whenever he's in danger.
As a child, Ronno developed a crush on Faline, but she hated him, because he was a bully. Faline fell in love with Bambi when they first met, because Bambi had real feelings for her, and he truly loved her. When Ronno tried to force Faline against her will to go with him, Bambi yelled: "Leave her alone!"
Ronno hated Bambi out of extreme jealousy, because he was the son of the Great Prince of the Forest, and he picked fights with Bambi, but Bambi always beat him.
As an adult, Ronno changed from a childhood bully into a dark monster, making him more dangerous. He STILL wanted Faline as his mate - whether she liked him or not. Angry and fed up with Ronno's bullying from their childhood, Bambi fights back again, and after Ronno knocked Bambi down several times, Bambi knocked Ronno off the cliff and into the river.
Ronno is never seen again, and it's unknown whether he died from his injuries, was shot to death by Man, or burned to death in the forest fire.
Appearance[]
Ronno has dark brown fur, black tipped ears, and his right ear is torn As a fawn, he has budding antlers and green eyes. As an adult, he has brown eyes and three points on his antlers.
Judging by his appearance, Ronno is at least a few months older than Bambi since as fawns, he has budding antlers and no spots on his fur whilst Bambi had no antlers and still had spots (until the end of Bambi II). As a young adult, Ronno has three points on his antlers whilst Bambi has two.
Trivia[]
In the films, Ronno and Bambi have been enemies since childhood however in the book Bambi, a Life in the Woods, Ronno and another young buck named Karus (who is absent from the film) were on good terms with Bambi in childhood and had known him even before his mother's death. Upon reaching maturity, Ronno along with Karus, battled Bambi for Faline's love. Also in the book, Ronno has a lame leg after being shot, but lacks this in the film or the manga adaptation.
In the first Bambi film, he did not speak any lines of dialogue. His role was taken seriously, and despite being the secondary antagonist, his role in the film was very short as he was only seen in the fight scene. However, in both films, Ronno was still less dangerous than Man.
When he told his story about meeting Man, both Faline and Bambi told him that his story is "unbelievable", though he reacted differently to each comment - he did not mind the former telling him this as he is in love with her, but when the latter told him this he thought the latter was calling him a liar ( even though Bambi actually believed him.)
His first defeat is similar to Sabor's defeat: both are scared of something and run away (Sabor is scared by and afraid of Zugor; Ronno is bitten on the nose by a tortoise).
Like Shere Khan in The Jungle Book 2, Ronno appears much earlier in Bambi 2 than in the Bambi first film.
Neither Ronno nor Man appear in the comic book Bambi's Children or in the live-action sequel Perri because probably both died in the wildfire.
In Bambi, Ronno has tree points on his antlers and light brown eyes as well a hole in his right ear. However, in House of Mouse, he has two points on his antlers and dark brown eyes, but strangely he doesn't have a hole on his ear like in the movie. In Bambi II, he has green eyes.
Although Ronno did not physically appear in Mickey's House of Villains, it is likely possible that he did take part with the other Disney Villains taking over the House of Mouse.
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