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The Poachers are Sloan Blackburn's henchmen and the supporting antagonists in The Wild Thornberrys Movie.

They were voiced by Michael Reisz, Keith Szarabajka, the late Philip L. Clarke, Bob Bergen, Rodger Bumpass, the late Jack Angel (who also played Tom in Disney's Beauty and the Beast), Philip Proctor, Eddie Korbich, Corey Burton, Patrick Pinney, the late Peter Sallis and Jim Cummings (who also played Hernán Cortés in DreamWorks' The Road to El Dorado and Razoul in Disney's Aladdin).

Personality[]

The poachers are pretty much stereotypical man who often exterminate animals just for money. While they are still greedy and ruthless criminals , the poachers are not as evil as their employers. Unlike them, they have more regard for human life and are not willing to kill children like Sloan and Bree are.

History[]

Nothing is much known about the poachers. But they are helping Slee and his wife to kill thousands of African Forest elephants by building an electric fence. As Eliza tries to save the elephants, the poachers prepare the explosives to scare the elephants into the fence. However, Nigel and his crew stop them from doing phase 1, so Sloan orders them to do phase 2 instead. Eliza jumps on the lead elephant and throws her necklace into the fence to stop the elephants from going any further. The poachers do another round of explosives, but the lead elephant stops the others and they turn around. Sloan orders his men to shoot the elephants, but the poachers refuse to do so, knowing that Eliza is there, so Sloan tries to do things by hand, as the poaches run away.

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Trivia[]

  • It is possible that the Poachers are actually mercenaries rather than professional poachers, due to their military-styled clothing along with the fact that many of them belong to different racial groups.

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