Coyote
| Coyote | |
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  Coyote as he appears at the end of Chapter 20. | |
| Physical description | |
| Species | Coyote |
| Gender | Male |
| Skin color | Black (nose only) |
| Fur color | Brown and beige |
| Eye color | Black |
| Personal information | |
| Affiliation | The Neutrals |
| Allies | Tom, Shadow, Fudd, Bugs, Sylvester, Porky, Silver, Blaze, Rob |
| Enemies | The Trolls, Troll Face, Roadrunner and Demaro |
| Traits | |
| Weapons/powers | Necromancy |
| Appearances | |
| First appearance | Chapter 2, Page 13 |
| Last appearance | Chapter 22, Page 23 Chapter 23 script |
| Status | |
| In real life | |
| Actual name | Wile E. Coyote |
| First appearance | Fast and Furry-ous (1949) |
| Franchise | Looney Tunes |
| Stub | |
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"ok everyone! do you guys see this paper? well theres nothing on it yet but there will be" |
Coyote is a major protagonist and the leader of the sect of Neutrals seen in the story. Known for his long time rivalries with the Roadrunner and later Demaro, Coyote is a formidable necromantic sorcerer and possibly the most powerful and intelligent Neutral in the setting. As of now, he, alongside Demaro, are the last major characters to have been depicted in the story.
History
Early Life
For an indeterminate amount of time, Coyote spent a portion of his life trying to kill the Roadrunner and later joined an out-of-town church that was secretly a front for Kelic's sect of Neutrals. Eventually, he joined his friends Elmer, Porky, Tom and Sylvester in a party at a pub. Though he was drunk, he attended a ceremony with his friends wherein the group was granted the powers of the Neutrals. In the morning, he and his friends woke up and soon discovered their new abilities. After gathering his friends, he attempted to restore Porky's moral and nearly succeeded.
Porky's wife, along with their child, arrived to forgive and apologize to Porky for both of their respective actions. However, she and her child were shot by a murderously zealous Christian, causing Porky to commit suicide via strangulation using his flesh-tentacles and a tree despite Wile and co.'s attempts to calm him down. In order to escape the Christians, Coyote and his posse retreated to parts unknown; though Wile returned to the desert in which he was presumably born in shortly before the events of Trolls Attack. Due to their earlier actions, the lifespan of the Neutrals had been shortened because the actions in question were too emotional.
No Good Deed Ever Goes Unpaid
After presumably practicing his powers as a neutral, Coyote resumed hunting the Roadrunner until he was contacted by Shadow and the Troll Slaiyers, as they lacked the monetary and material resources to build the stadium for the fake Justen Bever concert needed for the Awesome Fucking Plan. Though he was reluctant at first, he changed his mind when Shadow agreed to kill the Roadrunner. Though they made a well-thought out plan to kill the bird, it ended up failing. However, it mattered not because Shadow killed the Roadrunner himself.
Satisfied with Shadow's actions, Coyote held up his part of the bargain and helped with both supplying resources and building the base. After this, Coyote left; saying that he wanted to "Go home and take me a bite out of some road runner". This may have been a pretense to practice necromancy.
Fudd's Choice
Though he had been gone for six chapters, his role as a major character began when Silver, Blaze and Rob barely escaped (At the cost of the lives of Underbite Troll and Markus in addition to Fudd being kidnapped). As the group was rightfully confused by Fudd's necromantic and arguably cannibalistic actions, Coyote explained to the group why they were capable of such feats. After explaining and coming up with a plan, the Neutrals and their allies readied themselves to storm Troll City to save Elmer Fudd.