The Power of the Sun: In "Fall of Nottingham", Friar Tuck saves Nottingham from the moon's wrath by using an occult ritual to salute the sun The sun then annihilates Nottingham and everyone in it with a beam of concentrated sunlight, exactly as Tuck intended.

Human Cannonball: In "Fall of Nottingham", Friar Tuck fires himself out of a cannon so he can reach an airborne Jango Fett and attack him. Human Sacrifice: In "Fall of Nottingham", Friar Tuck sacrifices Skippy Rabbit and Sir Ector as part of a satanic ritual to salute the sun.

Jesus died for our sins. (chuckles) One more won't hurt! ~ Friar Tuck revealing his intentions to use black magic to "save" Nottingham to Sir Ector, and his most famous quote.

Sir Ector and Prince John's army began searching for him but found no success in finding him. In his reclusion on a nearby cave that the guards didn't check, Friar Tuck eventually lost his mind, becoming insane and starts to plot against Nottingham.

How We Got Here: "Fall of Nottingham" starts with Friar Tuck shooting the Sheriff of Nottingham (and subsequently getting arrested) on live television, with Alan-A-Dale showing up to tell the story of Friar Tuck's various wrongdoings and the Fall of Nottingham.

Black Magic: Friar Tuck is a devotee of dark arts of the worst kind, and casts the sun to invoke destruction upon Nottingham.

However, Ector quickly learns that the Friar is going to use black magic of the worst kind in order to stop the moon, and attempts to stop the friar's ritual ultimately failing and ending up trapped and sacrificed by the black magic

The ritual seemingly works in causing the moon to go away and raising the sun (Stephen Fry), which the friar's salutes and the town cheers for the Friar, buying him tickets to Vegas out of gratitude for stopping the moon's havock. Seemingly redeemed, the friar is taken away by ship to Las Vegas

Adaptational Villainy: Friar Tuck in Fall Of Nottingham, who, unlike his canon version, is willing to get his hands dirty with blood is into black magic of the worst kind, and doomed Nottingham out of pettiness by saluting the sun and yielding eternal destruction upon Nottingham.

Fat Bastard: In "Friar's Rubbing Wood", the rotund Friar Tuck is a horrible person willing to do unspeakably evil things to avenge petty slights.

Prince John sentences Friar Tuck to work for E.A and calls him a "Disgusting Fat Imbreed", causing the entire town to laugh at him Mad at his humiliation, the Friar curses the town and disappears using a smoke potion, becoming a traitor to Nottingham and replacing Robbin Hood as Prince John's most wanted criminal

Some time later, Friar Tuck later caused several problems in Vegas such as fuming at a Mdcdonald's playground over getting stuck and with the police He then appeared on a talk show hosted by the Sheriff of Nottingham, who managed to escape the destruction of Nottingham as well upon suspecting that something seemed funny.

as well as the eventual destruction of Nottingham, and manages to inflict revenge upon the kid who ruined his reputation by getting him shot dead

Mood Whiplash: As Buzz sits on the wall, the Moon (Charles Laughton) begins to rise in time to the lighthearted nursery rhyme "The Man in the Moon" only to shout at Buzz in a less than child-friendly fashion.

Frustrated with Robin Hood's temporary memory loss, the friar used a pan to strike at him knocking him unconscious for a moment until he regained conscious and so the friar attended to the archery torunament (Ara ara turd) with Robin Hood and Little John

Adaptational Nice Guy: A minor example in Fall Of Nottingham. When Friar Tuck steals Skippy's ice pop Prince John tells him to give it back and only tries to punish him when he refuses.