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“ | Wait a minute. I'm the leader! I'm the one that says when we go!" | „ |
~ Napoleon to Lafayette |
“ | Oh shucks Napoleon, that ain't nothing but a little 'ol cricket bug" | „ |
~ Lafayette to Napoleon |
Napoleon and Lafayette are secondary characters from Disney's The Aristocats. They are a pair of stray dogs that live in a abandoned windmill site in the French countryside.
Napoleon is a skinny Bloodhound and Lafayette is a fat Basset Hound. The two are stray dogs that live on an abandoned windmill site in their French countryside. Their one hobby is chasing any humans who come near their territory, whether or not they're in a car.
Napoleon is the oldest dog, whereas Lafayette is the youngest dog.
Napoleon is tall and very slim, while Lafayette is short and chubby. Napoleon is the leader, despite being an old hound dog. Despite being overweight, Lafayette is Napoleon's faithful sidekick and best friend.
Napoleon is voiced by the late Pat Buttram, who would later go on to voice the Sheriff of Nottingham, Chief and Lafayette is voiced by the late George Lindsey, who would later go on to voices Trigger both in Robin Hood, respectively.
Personality
Napoleon is assertive and pompous yet very easygoing since he is the calmest and the most mature one of the duo. Lafayette can be really ditzy, excitable, and rambunctious at times. Lafayette often serves as the lazy jokester while Napoleon is the more serious one.
They both have shown to be wise despite their fallibility. Napoleon is clever despite not knowing too much about the danger that's happening around him, and Lafayette can sometimes have some practical methods whenever he's in a dire situation against a enemy (whether if it works or not)
Aside from their hobby being them chasing anything on wheels that comes near their territory, the lanky Bloodhound and the plump Basset Hound also love to goof off.