Wikipedia is EVIL!!!!!

[Rusvul]

I saw an article about anthromorphism on wikipedia, and it referenced a bunch of books. Redwall was not one of them! How dare they!

[Redwallfan7]

  what? I wish it would be as popular as the Twilight or Hunger Games series but it's not

[psybox]

Mice are often depicted as heroic characters who have to fight enemies bigger than they are. This is actually ironic, since mice are considered vermin by most people. Examples of heroic mice: the mice in Redwall

In contrast with mice, rats are almost always depicted as villains or dangerous creatures. This image is also derived from the rats' reputation as a carrier of The Black Death and other diseases: the rats in Redwall

aren't the first or only thing on the list, but the others weren't necessary.

[Rusvul]

Mice are often depicted as heroic characters who have to fight enemies bigger than they are. This is actually ironic, since mice are considered vermin by most people. Examples of heroic mice: the mice in Redwall

In contrast with mice, rats are almost always depicted as villains or dangerous creatures. This image is also derived from the rats' reputation as a carrier of The Black Death and other diseases: the rats in Redwall

aren't the first or only thing on the list, but the others weren't necessary.

Oh. I stand corrected. I might have been looking at a different article, or maybe I missed it. I was on my phone, so I wasn't reading as much of it, just skimming it trying to find the word redwall