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| “ | Why shouldn't I? Humans have been nature's dominant predators since the beginning of time. And this is the closest I will ever get... to hunting you. So long, bear. | „ |
| ~ Agent Trout revealing his true nature - and his infamous quote. |
| “ | You think you belong? That you can fit in with the rest of society? You are nothing but some filthy mindless BEASTS! | „ |
| ~ Agent Trout’s villainous breakdown as he rages about his deep hatred for bears - his famous quote. |
| “ | Trout: (laughs) I guess you bears are good for something, after all. Grizz: No! Don't do this, Trout! Trout: And who's gonna stop me? Hmm? Your bear stack can't reach me from there! (laughs) |
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| ~ Agent Trout leaving the bears to die in the wildfire and his final lines. |
Agent Buck Trout is the main antagonist of Cartoon Network's 10th animated feature film We Bare Bears: The Movie, the series finale of We Bare Bears.
He is a corrupt government agent and the commander of National Wildlife Control who wants to restore the "natural order" by separating the bears and targeting and imprisoning dozens of innocents bears who haven't done anything wrong. He is also the arch-nemesis of Grizz and his brothers Panda and Ice as well as the former boss of Officer Murphy.
He was voiced by Marc Evan Jackson, who also played Bradford Buzzard in the DuckTales 2017 reboot and Shawn in The Good Place.
Description[]
Appearance[]
He is a tall, slender middle-aged man with grey hair, he wears glasses and black gloves and he also wears a black business suit with a blue tie and a light brown trench coat with a badge on it.
Personality[]
Trout's a highly corrupt and selfish hypocrite; when he first showed up he made everyone turn on the Bears even more by lying to everyone that the Bears are monsters and that they stack and he had them arrested but rescued by Charlie. Despite being a human supremacist, Trout is very abusive, ruthless, cold-hearted, sadistic and controlling towards other humans who act dumb, incompetent, or side with animals (especially Officer Murphy and Chloe Park), as this shows what a downright hypocrite he is. Later, as he brought officer Murphy to recapture them, Murphy saw Trout's true intentions to cruelly capture the bears and separate them from each other for his own selfish needs to keep the bears in line. As the film progresses, Trout shows more of his true colors of being nothing but a extremely cruel, racist psychopath who is afraid of what is different and is obsessed with "maintaining order" and enjoys using his authority in torturing and imprisoning animals (especially bears) for sport and pleasure.
Trout is also extremely xenophobic, heartless, murderous, and completely narcissistic sadist as he hates anything that isn't human and would resort to commit murder as he tried to kill all the bears in the reserve for trying to escape and also spitefully willing to leave all the Bears to die in fire when the Bears stacks up to escape onto the helicopter. But all in all, Trout's personality is proven to lead to his downfall where he was ambushed by a disgusted Officer Murphy who then finally turned against and arrested him for animal abuse.
Biography[]
During a court hearing about the Bears going wild through the entire city and a massive blackout that they accidentally caused, Agent Trout arrived and lies to the people that the bears are dangerous and they must have to be separated by maintaining order by any means of possible. Once the bears are taken away with Trout watching them, Darren, Tabes, Chloe and Lucy appear and furiously confront him for being cruel towards the bears and deceiving citizens with his false statement. Trout instead callously dismisses their complaints and tries to appease that he is sending them to the nature preserve for safety, much to Chloe's disgust. Ironically, Murphy appears on sight, making Trout to questions at Murphy for someone inside driving the van since he's outside of the court.
The next morning, the police begin investigating the Bears' cave until Trout arrives as he then summons his reinforcements to prepare for them to capture the bears. During a checkpoint inspection at an intersection, the Bears quickly disguise themselves to sneak past the National Wildlife Preserve soldiers in their van. When the second van pulls up, the soldier calls for Trout that he caught the Bears, which he walks over and attempts to arrest them. Unfortunately for Trout, he found out that there were real people in the same van that the Bears had, causing an angry Trout to berate his soldier for his incompetence and failure before Murphy reappears to try reasoning with Trout and then getting his croissant shoved in his mouth by him once again.
After Trout finds the Bears at the famous animal celebrities party by Pizza Rat (who was trying to get more followers and jealous of their inclusion), he and his reinforcements tried to capture the Bears, but the animal celebrities attack them, allowing the Bears to escape in their fully repaired van by the raccoons until Trout wrecks the music and proceeded his chase through the bridge as he struggles to capture Panda. The Bears manages to lose him by jumping over the gap bridge after activating the rocket upgraded booster to make their way to Canada.
The soldier informs Trout about the cellphone that Panda accidentally left behind during their runaway. Though the Bears manage to reach the border, they are unable to enter Canada (due to not having passports), and Trout appears with his reinforcements to capture them. Eventually, Trout takes the Bears to the Natural Preserve. However, Trout finally reveals his true plan to separate the Bears by sending Panda to China and Ice to Antarctica while he had a disheartened Grizz put in his cage with other abused bears (including cubs) that he captured previously. Murphy criticizes Trout for his cruel methods toward the bears (even pointing this out to be downright illegal), but Trout dismisses Murphy from the case. In the meantime, Trout begins to torment Grizz in his cage by revealing that he's making an example of the bears with his plan in order to assure predatory and human dominance before leaving the distressed Grizz to cry in failure.
Eventually, Grizz (regaining his confidence from his younger self and the other bears) breaks out of his cell before freeing the other bears in their captivities to rescue his brothers. As Panda and Ice Bear's cages are preparing to be lift away by a helicopter, Trout and his reinforcements heard a large rumbling sound where Grizz and the other bears had breakthrough the fence to ambush them, which also causes several of the soldiers to run away from their fury. Around the same time, the reserve's electrified fence starts to shorten out, causing a wildfire surrounding the reserve. Grizz angrily demands Trout to release both Panda and Ice Bear, but Trout refuses and instead sticks out his taser, demanding that the bears get back to their cages and ranting about his immense hatred towards them. Fortunately, Grizz manages to throw an axe to Ice Bear, who liberates himself and helps Panda as they both land to the preserve safely to confront Trout in their rage for his actions against them, much to Trout's shock. Surrounded by an army of angry bears led by Grizz, Trout frantically tries to attack them with his taser, but the bears roar at him and he gets scared, then Grizz mentions the cages, the reservations and everything and tells Trout that he does all this because he is afraid of what is different, not because it is the right thing to do and they won't tolerate it. Trout panics and tries to escape, but ends up running into a cage and the bears lock him up. Trout becomes enraged, demands the bears free him and declares that nature has an order, but Grizz coldly tells Trout that nature adapts and he should do the same, leaving him humiliated and caged as result. Suddenly, the wildfire begins to spread everywhere that traps the bears on sight before Murphy arrives with another helicopter to rescue the bears from the wildfire. To that end, all the bears formed a giant stack to reach the helicopter. Meanwhile, a news helicopter appears and broadcasts the whole event on national television as the citizens of San Francisco watches the news, causing them to finally realize their mistake about the bears, with all of the Bears' friends (including the other animals) also watching the news as well.
Trout inexplicably manages to escape the cage and climbs on the bears' stack to the helicopter, where he plans to leave the bears to all die in the wildfire (possibly out of spite for ruining his plans) as he continues mocking them, laughing at their predicament and expecting Murphy to evacuate without them. Suddenly, Murphy, finally fed up with Trout's heinous and inhumane nature, furiously knocks down Trout by shoving a donut into his mouth and then handcuffs him to the rail as payback for the abuse he gave towards him earlier, much to Trout's dismay. Murphy then reels all the bears away from the wildfire to safety as sworn. Following the wildfire rescue, the bears are given medical treatment while Trout ends up being arrested by Murphy's police officers for the mistreatment of the bear species, abuse of power that he inflicted and his inhuman actions.
It is highly likely that Trout and his men were sentenced to life imprisonment and had their positions most likely permanently removed for their heinous crimes against the bears. It would also mean that Trout is going to suffer the same worst atrocities in prison in despair and humiliation, therefore receiving his ironic and karmic fate exactly like he did to all the bears that Trout has enjoyed to put them through with torment and abuse for his own sports, putting an end to his threat against bears and also delusional plans once and for all. Meanwhile, all the bears had moved to San Francisco and began adapting to the same lifestyle the bears did before them. Soon most of all, everyone begins to live in peace with the bears, completely proving Trout wrong about the bears, destroying his public image and reputation overall.
Trivia[]
- Trout is the common name for a number of freshwater fish, which are the main food source for brown bears.
- This also comprehends with Agent Trout's main conflict with the Bears and his willingness to commit murder to get rid of them.
- In a promotional photo, he was shown to be younger and having brown hair and a purple tie, this possibly was him when he was younger or his early design/concept art.
- Even if he succeeded in leaving the bears to die in the fire, he would have been arrested for wiping them out, as the whole event was being broadcasted on national television, meaning that no matter what, he would have been punished for his evilness.
External Links[]
- Agent Trout on the Pure Evil Wiki
- Agent Trout on the We Bare Bears Wiki
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