No, but it is a classic. Robin Hood does involve some magic, but it is more in the practical medieval witchcraft sense then fairy like. Fairy Tale magic generally comes more in the form of talking animals, fairies, goblins, and the like.
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Robin Hood is not in any sense a Fairy Tale. the only possibility it might be adapted to one was a l973 animal cartoon by the Disney stable- but the original, no. There are no supernatual elements in the story. It makes gangsterism look right and shows law enforcement officers ( the Sheriff of Nottingham, certainly was one of these) in a negative light. Certainly it is not a fairy tale.
The television series "Robin Hood" first broadcast on October 7, 2006. This adaptation aired on BBC One and ran for three seasons, concluding in 2009. The show reimagined the classic tale of Robin Hood, focusing on his adventures in Sherwood Forest and his battles against injustice.
Christopher Robin Hood's birth name is Hood, Christopher Robin.
robin hood is actually consider a legend
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She's a girl, she is like little red riding hood, You should know because its a fairy tale................
No, Robinhood is not a fairy tale character. He is a legendary figure in English folklore known for "robbing from the rich and giving to the poor." The tales of Robin Hood have been popularized in various forms of literature and media.
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No. Historical Fiction.
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There is Little Red Riding Hood, but there is no Brothers Grimm story that involves a red cap.
Robin hood is legend, however lady gaga is just a celebrity. robin hood is a man engraved in the hearts of the generation that have come and that will come, as for lady gaga, she has not caught the hearts of the people by a tale of hers unlike robin hood who represents justice as a whole.
Robin Hood is not in any sense a Fairy Tale. the only possibility it might be adapted to one was a l973 animal cartoon by the Disney stable- but the original, no. There are no supernatual elements in the story. It makes gangsterism look right and shows law enforcement officers ( the Sheriff of Nottingham, certainly was one of these) in a negative light. Certainly it is not a fairy tale.
Robin Hood was/is a story that began in1226 as a oral tale. It was a rhyme told in story form, so there is no "family" or boyhood for Robin Hood. Many of the characters we know have been added through the ages as the story changed.