Tramun Clogg

Tramun Clogg (or Joshua Cuttlefish Clogg as reffered by the TV series) is an anthropomorphic, fat stoat from the Redwall novel series by Brian Jacques. He was voiced by John Stocker on the animated TV series, and by Dave Foode in the full-cast audiobook.

A pirate captain and associate of Badrang the Tyrant, Clogg commands the vessel "Seascarab". Clogg's trademark is a massive pair of wooden clogs, and every available bit of hair on his body is braided. He worked with Badrang for an unknown time period before they became separated, Badrang going on to build Marshank.

Clogg later showed up at Marshank seeking slaves to crew his ship and revenge on his old crew mate. The two played at an alliance for a while, but each was seeking to put an end to the other. Clogg suffered much humiliation, having the "Seascarab" sunk and letting the Rambling Rosehip Players into Marshank where they stole away the slaves. Clogg chased after them, but failed to catch them.

Later, when conflict sprouted between the slavers and the Fur and Freedom Fighters - a resistance formed of former slaves and the Players - Clogg managed to trick his way into control of Marshank while Badrang was away. However, it was only temporary, as Badrang sneaked back in and put Clogg to work as a slave. Clogg continued to be a nuisance, weakening the morale of the vermin by making seemingly insane prophecies and ghostly voices.

After Badrang died at the hands of Martin the Warrior, Clogg planned to take Marshank as his own. It is unknown if he was able to do so, or if he had truly been driven mad and died. Whatever the end, he was never heard from again.