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Valiente is a bull and the tritagonist former anti-hero of Ferdinand.

If you can help us with this wiki please sign up and help us! Valiente is a strong, muscular, primarily brown bull with big horns, black hair on his head, piercing, brown eyes, short legs and a large, broad, gray snout with yellow skin around it. He also has some scars. One of his horns is broken. He is shorter in height than Ferdinand. Generally he has a hostile or serious expression on his face. Since a young age, Valiente was hard-working, but also arrogant, mean, disrespectful, stubborn, bad-tempered, cold and unsympathetic.

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Valiente is a bull and the tritagonist former anti-hero of Ferdinand. He is an ambitious bull whose former dream is to become a famous fighting bull, until he was sent to the chop house after losing his right horn in a foolish fight against Ferdinand and realized the truth. Valiente is voiced by Bobby Cannavale as an adult and Jack Gore as a calf. In order to portray Valiente as a tough bull, he was designed with sharper movements and a stockier body posture and when storyboarding, he was made more imposing and intimidating. On the day that the matador visited the Casa to pick a bull to fight, he was play fighting and head-butting with Bones and Guapo. As a truck backs into the ranch, he excitedly trots up to see and calls it the "Winner's Truck". Ferdinand inquires what the Winner's Truck is, to which Valiente answers him impatiently. Ferdinand proceeds to ask who the matador is going to pick and Valiente quickly assures that his father would be chosen. He later brags that when he grows up, he would be picked and be renowned as the most feared bull in Spain.

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Characters from the Blue Sky animated film Ferdinand. All spoilers are unmarked. Read on at your own discretion. Murphy as a calf. Ferdinand is a bull of great and frightening appearance, but contrary to what his appearance says, he is sweet, calm and pacifist by nature. A truly lovable bull, he exhibits his big heart and love for people, which is often displayed as adorable awkwardness, curiosity and clumsiness.

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Valiente is initially shown to dislike Bones, as he pushes him away and growls at him when the latter calls him a sizeist, suggesting that they have a bad relationship. Valiente in turn asserts that the only way out is to defeat the matator before criticizing Ferdinand for his belief to be dispute when from Valiente's point of view, he is not. Since a young age, Valiente was hard-working, but also arrogant, mean, disrespectful, stubborn, bad-tempered, cold and unsympathetic. When Ferdinand returns to the pen after his father leaves for the fight, Valiente angrily stomps the flower in front of him and leaves with his father. In storyboarding, we made Valiente the most physically imposing compared to the other characters to make him look more imposing and intimidating. Surprised and confused, Valiente leaves without hurting either. Ferdinand refuses to face him so Valiente charges him horn to horn while Ferdinand only resists without retaliating. However, after losing his horn and being taken to the abatorium, it is revealed that deep down Valiente has a sensitive side. During the chase, Bones naively asks the others to dodge the cars the same way he does; given his speed and size but to no avail for the others; especially Valiente as they unintentionally cause damage, panic, and chaos throughout the city of Madrid. In order to portray Valiente as a tough bull, he was designed with sharper movements and a stockier body posture and when storyboarding, he was made more imposing and intimidating.

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Before the trial and after Bones points out that "nobody likes the teacher's pet" to Ferdinand and Angus calls Ferdinand "the teacher's pet" since Moreno wanted him to be the first bull to come out first, Valiente states to Ferdinand that he's been waiting for this day for a long time and that it's going to get messy out there. Further on, the gang gets stuck in traffic jams in Madrid as their pursuer catches up to them, forcing them to continue their escape by running through the city. Start a Wiki. On the way out, he meets his father and encourages him, only to be reciprocated with a gruff: "Who asked you? Like your father. When Ferdinand sacrifices himself to save his friends and Lupe stays behind as well, Valiente and the others are saddened as they watch him get captured by Moreno and his men to be taken to the arena in El Primero's final fight while riding further away. However, the second is trying to clear off the accusation, claims that everyone knew that Guapo could not cope in the arena and that's better. After two years, when Ferdinand returns to Casa del Toro, he meets Valiente and immediately recognizes him. Valiente refuses to follow him showing his broken horn reflecting how he thinks he is nothing. After all three bulls have been dragged through the mechanism while avoiding some deadly machinery, they finally get themselves iced in the freezer and then sent down and out of the factory and the ice as they roll back down in a cart to and break through the horses' pen. Impressed, Valiente and the others sit to praise him for his efforts. Then, Valiente expresses his own view and dislike of Ferdinand as he sarcastically admits he's glad Ferdinand's back and that it's good to have a "real bull around here for once" while ignoring Lupe's silly comments, thinking it will make him look even better as he threatens to "beat him to a pulp inside the ring".