Randolph the Raccoon

“	Ahem, ahem, ahem! Sorry, boys! But I couldn't help overhearing about your little problem. But I could teach you how to canoe. That's the best way to see the river.	„
	~ Randolph to Alfie and Charlie.

Randolph

Randolph the Raccoon is a raccoon who lives in the forests of North America.

Physical Appearance

Randolph has gray fur all around his body, two pointy ears, and a striped tail (in zebra pattern) and two patches of fur surrounding his eyes.

Personality

Randolph often shows a busy personality - specifically serving as a mushroom farmer in protecting his mushrooms for his hard work and spending his time on his mushrooms as his hobby. However, Randall dislikes when a negative disadvantage on his mushroom farm happens like when a mushroom is stepped on or when there are no trees providing shade for the mushrooms. In spite of this, he also shows a friendly personality in helping others who have problems when it comes to non-mushroom situations.

Appearances

Season 1

• The Story of Melanie the Moose (first appearance)
• The Story of Beverley the Beaver

Season 2

• The Story of Boris the Bear
• The Story of Melanie's Birthday Present

Season 3

• The Story of Melanie's Little Helpers
• The Story of the Best Christmas Tree Ever

Season 4

• The Story of Alfie and Charlie's Canoe
• The Story of the Merry Jinglewhizz

Gallery

Animation

Randolph in covered by Melanie.

Randolph is covered by Melanie when snowboarding.

Randolph giving Alfie and Charlie life vests who are getting ready for their canoe voyage.

Trivia

• He, along with Beverley and Barbara's parents, are the only characters that are given American accents in the English version (not counting the American edit by Lobster Films).
• Randolph is usually up all day; in real-life, raccoons are nocturnal animals and are often active at night.
  • Despite sleeping during the night, a raccoon sleeps during the day in real life. This happens in Episode 89.
• Randolph is never seen walking on all fours, unlike his real-life counterpart. The same thing is shared with Beverley.
• In his first appearance, Randolph and the other animals were harsh at Melanie for being clumsy. Randolph is not counted as a villain. Instead, Randolph is counted as an anti-hero.