Todd

In Disney's "The Fox and the Hound," Tod is portrayed as a playful and mischievous fox kit raised by a kind human named Widow Tweed. He's known for his curious and adventurous spirit, often getting into trouble but always charming in his actions. As he matures, Tod's personality shifts, becoming more serious and responsible, while still retaining his loyalty to those he cares about, like Copper. He is also depicted as being charming and amorous, as seen in his love for Vixey.

Appearance: In The Fox and the Hound, Tod's appearance changes as he matures. As a young fox, he's a playful, reddish-brown fox with a mischievous expression. As an adult, he retains his reddish-brown fur, but develops light red patches around his eyes and a more rugged, fox-like face, according to Disney Wiki. He also appears to have more of a "Robin Hood" look as an adult, says Disney Wiki. Here's a more detailed look at his appearance: Young Tod: A fluffy, playful fox with a charming, innocent expression. He has reddish-brown fur and no patches around his eyes. Adult Tod: He retains his reddish-brown fur, but his face takes on a more rugged, fox-like appearance with light red patches around his eyes. He also has more defined features, Disney Wiki says.