Banjo

Banjo the Woodpile Cat is the titular protagonist of the 1979 Don Bluth short of the same name and the upcoming fan film by Pip Pip.

Physical appearance
Banjo is an orange kitten with a tan-colored face, stomach, paws, and tail tip. And is slightly bigger than His sisters, Emily and Jean.

Personality
Banjo is a mischievous, optimistic, and troublesome kitten due to his love of causing mischief and playing tricks on farm animals, especially chasing chickens.

In the fan film, he is shown to be less troublesome and does what he is told, for example; his mom telling him not to chase the chickens.

He is also shown to be the most handsome kitten, according to Brinley, his love interest in the fan film, who says that he has nice orange fur, "like the fields out in Payson", and it makes her think of her "true colors".

In the 1979 short
The movie starts in 1944 Utah, with a cat named Banjo chasing chickens. His sisters tell his father who scolds him for it. Some time later, Banjo jumps off the roof, along with pulling His sisters’ tails down the chicken coop. He gets in trouble and runs away to avoid serious punishment, riding on a seed truck to Salt Lake City.

Hours later, It starts to rain and he misses his family. Banjo meets a cat named Crazy Legs. They try to get back to Banjo's home and end up at a Night Club Crazy Legs recognizes. They meet three female signing cats who sing to cheer him up. The five of them look for the feed truck so Banjo can go home. Crazy Legs and Banjo get chased by dogs and manage to escape to the singing cats’ home.

The next day Banjo finds the feed truck and gets on after saying goodbye to His new friends, allowing the kitten to return to his family.

In the 2019 fan film
Coming soon!

In Ronald Gets Grounded
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