Funniest Redwall moment

[Captain Tammo]

I like at the end of rakkety tam when a story is told about a hare at salamandastron that had dust on his sword, so the drill Sargent told him to shine it until he could see his face in it. Later that night, a captain was walking along the beach on the way to his bed when he saw the hare still shining his blade. When he stopped to complement on his sword and ask if he was going to go to sleep, the hare replied that he can't stop until he sees the sergeant's face in his blade. But he couldn't find it

Love that story

[daskar666]

From the Taggerung:

Ho welcome to the feast, you beast,
I hopes you trip and fall.
I've got a fat grandpa, ha ha ha,
Who'll prob'ly eat it all.
The lark defends his feathery chest,
The sun has sunk into his vest,
If he don't bathe before too long,
There'll be an awful pong...

Love that part, and how his grandpa thought he was talented and didn't realise he was singing about him!

Probably this.

[Taggerung_of_Redwall]

Love that part, and how his grandpa thought he was talented and didn't realise he was singing about him!

His grandfather was the one who said he had great talent, in defence to Boorab the Fool's dislike of the display.

[Log-a-Log]

Basil getting a piece of celery in his ear at the feast at the beginning of Mattimeo is pretty funny

[Icefire]

I was just watching Redwall on YouTube, and I like it when Basil and Jess tease the vermin. I really laughed, and my sister asked, 'What is it?'

Cluny: Get that rabbit! I want his head!
Basil: What? Your own head not good enough?

That was from the movie? That explains why I couldn't remember the quote when my friend said it to me!
One of my family's favorites is at the end of Outcast of Redwall:
Rillbrook: "Watch now, I'll show you something my father showed me, just as his father showed him..."
Burrbob: "An' his father showed him, just as his Aunt Thingummy showed him an'..."

We quote that one all the time! There are so many other funny parts I could be here a long time trying to list them all, but that previously mentioned scene in Pearls of Lutra cracks me up every time!

[Taggerung_of_Redwall]

Actually, it's the following, which a few words possible wrong,:
"My name is Rillbrook the Wanderer, son of Rillbrook the Wanderer, my grandsire's name was Rillbrook the Wanderer..."
"And I suppose his grand aunt's name was Rillbrook the Thingummy."

[Tiria Wildlough]

Actually, it's the following, which a few words possible wrong,:
"My name is Rillbrook the Wanderer, son of Rillbrook the Wanderer, my grandsire's name was Rillbrook the Wanderer..."
"And I suppose his grand aunt's name was Rillbrook the Thingummy."

Aunty Bangtail. LOL!

[Osu]

Little Burrbob was hilarious. I always grin when I read about Rillbrook getting the leverets to treat him like a proper guest by complaining. Cute.

[Log-a-Log]

Gonff pretending he was riding a cloud, then being captured by the Kotir vermin was hilarious

[Redwall Musician]

Gonff pretending he was riding a cloud, then being captured by the Kotir vermin was hilarious

That's why I like Gonff. Tomorrow he's going to be my favorite.

[Gonff]

I often have different favorites every day depending on what book I'm reading but Gonff has been one favorite that is always one of my favorites. (If that makes any sense.)

[Osu]

Have we mentioned Dotti's corrections on the spelling and drawing skills of Ruff during Lord Brocktree? ROFL

I've been flipping through Legend of Luke recently, it's a pretty serious book..

[Scragg the Weasel]

Thrugg cleaning the stoats Dingeye and Thura is funny, Plus you have to admire vermin stupidity such as; when Vilu tries to make a joke about the ship Sayna but the vermin just dont get it.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

What about when Thrugg returned home with the icetor flowers in Salamandastron and got chased around by his sister?

[Log-a-Log]

Blaggut and Slipp make a funny vermin pair