Koda in Brother Bear. Koda is first seen rescuing Kenai (who was turned into a bear as punishment for killing one as revenge for killing Sitka) from a snare, and telling him that he and his mother were separated by several hunters (or "monsters" as Koda described them).

He is the adoptive brother of Kenai. While on the way to the Salmon Run, Koda got separated from his mother due to an attack by human hunters. Shortly afterward, he befriended an older bear named Kenai, whom, unbeknownst to Koda, was …

Tug is a supporting character in Disney's 2003 animated feature film Brother Bear and its 2006 sequel. Tug was originally developed as a character named Grizz, who served as Kenai's traveling companion and guide to the animal world.

Kenai is a male bear. He is the younger brother of Sitka and Denahi, the adoptive elder brother of Koda, and the husband of Nita. Kenai was born an Inuk human. He grew up in his tribe under the watchful eye of his elder brothers, learning to hunt, fish, and honor the Great Spirits of …

Koda is the son of a unnamed female bear, the adoptive younger brother of Kenai, the adoptive brother-in-law of Nita and the deuteragonist of Disney's 44th full-length animated feature film Brother Bear and the tritagonist in its 2006 direct-to-video sequel Brother Bear 2.

Koda is the son of a unnamed female bear, the adoptive younger brother of Kenai, the adoptive brother-in-law of Nita and the deuteragonist of Disney's 44th full-length animated feature film Brother Bear and the tritagonist of its 2006 direct-to-video sequel Brother Bear 2.

Koda in Brother Bear. Koda is first seen rescuing Kenai (who was turned into a bear as punishment for killing one as revenge for killing Sitka) from a snare, and telling him that he and his mother were separated by several hunters (or "monsters" as Koda described them).

Even though the death of Koda's mother at the hands of Kenai is a major plot point in Brother Bear, why doesn't Koda have a father? We never get to see him, hear of him, nor is he even mentioned. It's pretty obvious that none of the other male bears, not even Tug, could possibly be …

Koda is the deuteragonist of Disney's 2003 animated feature Brother Bear and the tritagonist of its 2006 direct-to-video sequel Brother Bear 2.

He is the younger brother of Sitka and Denahi, the adoptive elder brother of Koda, and the husband of Nita. When he came of age, he was gifted with a totem, the bear of love, much to his disappointment.