Name: Rhode Quillion
Gender: Male
Species: Hedgehog
D.o.B: 22nd April (age 16)
Nationality: English
Theme- I Get Around by The Beach Boys

Rhode is the top 'hog for a good laugh in Gerona. He loves making other people laugh by telling cleverly-written jokes, practical routines or a cathartic rant since he was a kid and now does it for a full-time job. He is always seen with Owler and Foxoly by his side as not only are they co-workers, the three of them are the bestest friends in all of Gerona. Rhode is very stingey with his money and thanks to his super scrimper ways, he can retire at 20 but there are still jokes to be told and funny routines to act out! After all the hard work, Rhode loves to unwind with a nice cup of tea and biscuits.

Manga Appearances

Chapter 1- Rhode #1:

The very first issue of Gerona Kingdom has Rhode as the star, telling the story of his journey to Foresthampton for inspiration to use in the next show.
After finishing a show, Rhode heads straight to the library with Owler and Foxoly to think of where to go next, sifting through the leaflets of various tourist spots. The gang decide on Foresthampton and jumped on the next coach there. When the trio arrives, they stretch their legs at the park and run around. Owler gets directions to a café which excites Rhode as he loves tea but to his great dismay, Rhode hates being there due to the high prices so he kicks up a fuss until two badger ladies make fun of him for being "poor".

Rhode and the gang explore the neighbourhood, go to a museum, look in the shops but Rhode isn't having fun as he hates the high price tags on everything. Owler hopes to calm Rhode down with a good meal which worked for 10 seconds as Rhode sees the expensive food on the menu. He breaks out into a rant about how posh items only exist to be greedy and that he's better off in the wild living for free which sets off the lightbulb. He asks Foxoly for the notepad and writes down his material ideas with extreme focus, so much so that he ignores Owler's request for Rhode's order. After finishing his writing, he finally realises that he hasn't got an order and looks at the menu.

The next show starts and Rhode presents his stand-up routine about how everything expensive is rubbish and you can get everything in the city or live off the wild much cheaper. The show cuts to a gag where he pretends to be a caveman living in the forest, jumping through the trees, hunting and being territorial. He ends his show, runs off stage and asks where to go next.

Chapter 6- Rhode #2:

Rhode begins the story with another sketch of him wandering the streets and Owler delivering the punchline. After the show is finished, the boys go to the bulletin board to see what local events are going on. Owler points out that a cowboy LARP game could be fun but Rhode looks at it, saying that it looks fun but expensive. Owler scold him for his usual stingy ways, Rhode replies that he does not want to pay a high amount of money just to play a game. He hatches an idea and asks Foxoly if he wants to do some dress up to which he gets a yes then he sets his plan into motion.

At St. Muttsworth Community Centre, Rhode introduces his idea of a homemade cowboy set in one of the rooms. Rhode explains to Owler that he hopes to film the roleplay game of theirs and put it on The Comedy Show and rolls the camera. The game starts with Rhode arriving in town on his horse (represented by a hobby horse toy). He goes to lean the hobby hors on the hay props but it falls over, making Owler and Foxoly ask in concern but Rhode props it up proper and enters the saloon, acting so-totally like a cowboy. Rhode orders a cola drink but Foxoly points out that it is not pop but "Moon Shine" as written on the bottle. Rhode introduces his character as "Revolving Door" to the other two's confusion. He elaborates saying "There's no going through me" and the two remember the incident Rhode was too scared to exit the spinning door of an office building. Owler notices that Rhode's outfit is not really a cowboy costume which Rhode explains that it is something he put together from the costume department at the studios rather than rented from a specialist. Revolving Door asks about a place to stay, Master Flipsy Flop says that there is a hotel but it is understaffed though Revolving goes to have a look anyways but when he stands up, the stomp of his foot makes the hobby horse fall down again. Flipsy Flop remarks that Revolving should take better care of his horse, making Revolving angry and makes the two regret judging his character.

In the shop, Revolving Door sees some potatoes in stock and pockets them for himself. Sheriff Booksread calls him out for stealing but Revolving points out that Booksread is not in the shop to witness it so therefor he did not see it happen. Revolving walks past Booksread casually eating the potatoes he stole. He then hatches an evil plan to steal money from the bank by pocketing as many bags of coins he can grab and pays for a drink with the stolen money. Booksread reminds Revolving to moderate his alcohol, in retaliation, Revolving grabs the bottle of brandy and guzzles it down, turning his face towards Booksread to burp in his face and trotting away on his horse, laughing mischievously towards the door of the set room

While Owler and Foxoly are dealing with a girl that brought extra goods to replace the ones Revolving stolen, he is in hiding but once the girl is handed some chocolate coins, he appears again to hold her up for her "gold". He shoots his gun at her and chases her down the corridor, disappearing again. He comes back out of nowhere to charm the lady (represented by a photo stand of a woman) that is hired for keeping the hotel. He wants to make her his girlfriend, taking her away from Flispy Flop but he grabs onto her and their tug-of-war causes the card to rip her into two pieces, "killing" her. Revolving runs away as he knows he has a bounty on him. Sheriff Booksread declares his challenge for a Mexican stand-off but because his yelling disturbed a praying session, he gets told off and Revolving appears to laugh at him.

Revolving takes the Sheriff's offer and shows up to do the Mexican stand-off. Both of them ready themselves, staring at each other with the intent to kill. When "Draw" is declared, Revolving grabs his pistol but isn't fast enough as he is shot through the heart. He requests to be buried in a nice suit then dies. His corpse is left on the ground as the story ends. Rhode, back on the Comedy Show's stage gets upset over his character dying and ends the show in tears. On the way back, Foxoly offers to do it again but Rhode instead wishes to play computer games.

Rhode's Newspaper Comic appearances

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