Disney Cartoons,
names starting with R

Rabbit is the most down-to-earth character in The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. He’s a hard worker, always tending to his expansive vegetable garden or indulging in one of his other hobbies. But he’s also an adventurous spirit, often joining Pooh and the others on their many escapades. And let’s not forget, he’s a master harvester of honey – even if it does attract the attention of a certain hungry bear.

As a young mandrill, Rafiki was fascinated by the African lands and decided to study them. He eventually stumbled upon the Pride Lands, where he was attacked by a young Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed. The mandrill was saved by Ahadi, the then-ruler of the Pride Lands and father of Mufasa and Scar (then known as Taka).
Eventually taking residence in the vast lands, Rafiki would soon become close companions with Mufasa and one day overheard Taka’s plot to sabotage his brother’s reputation.

Rajah is a fierce and loyal tiger who will do anything to protect his best friend, Jasmine. He first meets Aladdin when the street urchin tries to sneak into the palace to see the beautiful princess. Rajah doesn’t like him and growls at him, but Jasmine tells him to be nice. Later, when the arrogant Prince Achmed comes to court Jasmine, Rajah attacks him and rips his pants, even though Jasmine insists that Rajah was just trying to “play” with Achmed. He is seen later chewing on a piece of Achmed’s underwear.

Raksha is the definition of a mother’s love. She takes in Mowgli as her own and makes sure he is always safe. Whether it’s fighting off Shere Khan or teaching him how to survive in the jungle, Raksha will do anything for her son. She might not be able to speak, but her actions say everything. Get ready to fall in love with Raksha in The Jungle Book.

Rama is a fierce and loving father, teaching Mowgli the ways of the jungle and how to survive. Though he is not blood-related to Mowgli, he loves him as if he were his own son.
When Shere Khan the tiger threatens Mowgli’s life, Rama knows that the boy must leave the pack and strikes out on his own to protect him. He bids a tearful farewell to Mowgli, knowing that it is for the best.

Ramone is an artist who lives and breathe painting cars. He spends every day pushing the boundaries of what can be done with paint and metal to create truly unique works of art. When Lightning McQueen comes to him for a new paint job before the World Grand Prix, Ramone knows this is his chance to show his work to

Rancis Fluggerbutter is a young boy with racing in his blood. He loves nothing more than speed, and he’s pretty good at it too – he’s the reigning champ of Sugar Rush. But Rancis isn’t all about winning. He also likes to pick on weaker racers, like Vanellope von Schweetz. Vanellope is a glitch, and Rancis and his friends think she doesn’t belong in the game.

Randall Boggs is a kind, timid teenage monster who becomes friends with Mike in Monsters University. Randall admires Mike’s confidence and is originally discouraged of his camouflage ability, thinking it would make him a joke until Mike compliments his ability, saying he had to use it. Though Mike’s suggestion of not using his glasses to become completely invisible led to Randall’s constant squint.
Randall expressed a desire to get in with the popular crowd and quickly turned his back on Mike when he was invited to join Roar Omega Roar, even participating in a prank on Oozma Kappa.

Ranjan is the little tyke of the cast in The Jungle Book 2. He loves to run and play and is always up for a mischievous adventure. But when it comes time to be brave, Ranjan sometimes finds the situation too big for him to handle and tries to avoid it whatever way he can.

Ranjan’s father is the unnamed leader of the Man Village from the Seoni region in India. He adopted Mowgli upon his entry into the village and became his new father-figure by nurturing him and teaching him responsibility so that he may one day live up to his potential as a valued member of their community. Ranjan’s father emphasizes highly on responsibility, discipline, and order. He insists every villager takes an active role in the community in order to maintain it, and children are no exception as they are taught work ethics as soon as they are old enough to work.

Eighteen years ago, the King and Queen of Corona were anticipating the birth of their first child. Unfortunately, late in her pregnancy, the Queen fell ill with a deadly illness. Fearing for his wife’s life, the King dispatched multitudes of soldiers and villagers to search for a rumored magic flower that had the potential to heal illnesses. The search was successful, and the Queen was healed just in time to give birth to their daughter Rapunzel. To celebrate their daughter’s birth, the King and Queen released a floating lantern into the night sky.

Rat is a stuffy but good-natured fellow who is friends with the trouble-making Toad. Ratty, as he is sometimes called by his friends, is having tea with Mole when they receive an urgent message from Angus MacBadger telling them that Toad is causing trouble again. They find Toad driving down the road in a stolen Gypsy cart and manage to get him back to Toad Hall where they lock him in his bedroom, hoping it will help him snap out of his latest mania. Unfortunately, Toad escapes and is caught driving a stolen motorcar. His case begins…

The infamous Ratigan is plotting his most evil scheme yet – to kill
Basil and take over all of Mousedom! Will Basil be able to stop him in time?

Snow White is the only one who can stop the evil Queen, but she’s in for a surprise when she meets the raven. This bird has a message for the Queen, and he’s not afraid to deliver it.

Ray est an old firefly who lives in Louisiana in the New Orleans Bayou alongside his massive family. His worn and battered appearance has a meaning, indicating a tough and interesting story throughout his life. At one point, Ray meets and falls in love with a star, which he names Evangeline; he sees her as a goddess and becomes very attached to her. Although it seems that Evangeline is nothing more than a star, fireflies are revealed to be stars once they die, strongly hinting that Evangeline was once a real firefly who eventually died.

Ray Gardner was once a happy man, living in the Soul World with his best friend Joe. But when Joe left to become a human, Ray was left behind, feeling lost and alone. Now he spends his days wandering the streets of the soul world, hoping to find some meaning in life again. But when he meets a special human named 22, Ray finally starts to feel alive again – and maybe, just maybe, he can finally find his way back home.

Ray is Jackson Storm’s pit crew chief. He is an expert at training in the cutting edge technology and tactics being used by the next-gen racers.

In a world of fantasy, Raya is a strong and capable woman who has to learn to trust others. She is determined to see things through to the end, no matter what the cost.

Razoul is the Chief of the Guards in Disney’s Aladdin. He is a no-nonsense, by-the-book kind of guy who takes his job very seriously. He has zero tolerance for lawbreakers, young or old, male or female. And he seems to take pleasure in wielding his authority and doling out violence – even executions. However, he doesn’t have the same blind thirst for power that characters like Jafar have. He obeys orders and shows extreme loyalty to the Sultan, Princess Jasmine, and Grand Vizier Jafar.

Red is the only fire truck in the whole of Radiator Spring. He’s very sensitive and gets upset easily.

In The Rescuers Down Under, Red is a feisty kangaroo who team up with Cody and Krebbs to escape from McLeach’s lair. Despite being imprisoned herself, Red is the first to notice when Frank breaks free of his cage and quickly wakes her fellow captives. When Joanna the lizard appears, Frank grabs the keys and uses them to open their cages. However, before they can all escape, McLeach returns and takes Cody away. Now it’s up to Red and Krebbs to rescue him!

The minister of autumn is named Red Leaf. He lives in a world of fairies and magical creatures. Every eight years, a blue harvest moon would rise in the sky and Red Leaf would use its power to create blue pixie dust. This dust would then be used to strengthen and rejuvenate the Pixie Dust Tree. The Autumn Revelry was the event during which all of the fairies would gather to collect the dust.

The Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots are two tough toys that love to fight. But when they’re asked about Woody, they come to blows over who Slinky was talking to first. This pair is just too punchy to be helpful. With the help of Utility Belt Buzz and the rest of Andy’s toys, can Woody find his way back home before it’s too late?

Reflux is the most offensive superhero around, thanks to his unsettling super power of heaving hot lava. As an old man, he gets tired easily and has motion sickness problems, which can be fatal for someone who can regurgitate hot lava. But when Reflux is on the offensive, he is the most offensive hero around.

Reggie is a junkyard dog who appears in Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp’s Adventure. He is first seen when Buster sends Scamp to get a tin can from Reggie’s alley, in order to prove himself worthy of becoming a junkyard dog. Reggie is asleep with the can under his paw. Scamp manages to steal it, but he walks into a trash can on his way out, accidentally awakening Reggie, who charges at him. He then breaks out of the alley, chases the other junkyard dogs, then goes after Scamp and Angel.

In The Princess and the Frog, Reggie is the leader of the trio. He’s short in stature, but he’s a commanding force. He’s often seen berating and abusing his two sons throughout their scene. He also appears to be the most malicious, as he clearly takes pride in hunting animals and openly gloats his victories. He speaks with a thick southern accent, and his tone ranges from high pitch to low and brooding, depending on his mood and the situation.

Rejean only appears in Duke Caboom’s tragic flashback during Boxing Day. In the flashback, Rejean is seen trying to imitate what the person does in the commercial for Duke Caboom. However, the task he does for Duke was unsuccessful, causing him to feel angered that his Duke Caboom toy was defective. This causes Rejean to be unhappy about the toy he received.

Remy is a rat who loves food and its quality. He befriends a spectral representation of his hero, the late Auguste Gusteau. Remy’s gift with food allows him to identify the different ingredients in a dish. He also has an interest in humans, due to how they prepare food in such an exquisite manner, and soon becomes quite close to one particular human, Alfredo Linguini, who affectionately calls him “Little Chef.” Towards the fact that he is not really a typical rat, this concerns his father excessively, and always ends up in an argument with him to do with his ways.

Mr. Willerstein is the reporter who tries to track down the young inventor Lewis in Disney’s “Meet the Robinsons.” After a series of mishaps, Willerstein finally catches up with Lewis at the InventCo Science Fair. But when he sees the disasters that befall Lewis’ inventions, he starts to wonder if this kid is really cut out to be an inventor. Can Lewis prove him wrong and save the day?