Red (Angry Birds)

Though originally carefree, Red matured quickly and began to carry the weight of responsibility when he discovered the three last remaining eggs on Piggy Island. Believing that their safety is solely his duty and that they are the birds' only hope for survival, he is overprotective of the eggs and willing to take unhealthy habits to ensure their protection, spending sleepless nights and even entire seasons only looking after them. When he is alone, Red has the tendency to tell the eggs bedtime stories and sing them nursery rhymes.

Being sort of a father figure to the other Angry Birds despite his young age, Red understands that the flock's strength lies in unity and cooperation, and is thus in charge of coordinating the group's activities and solving any conflicts between his friends; the other birds acknowledge that life would be chaotic without him. Red, however, dislikes his friends' supposed recklessness and does not fully trust them with protecting the eggs themselves, so he regularly checks on them on guard duty to ensure they are doing their job properly. He nevertheless respects the individuality of the other birds and allows them to do their own thing, believing that this will prepare them to guard the eggs without him.