Character Comparisons To Original
| Character in the original story | Character in the movie | Species |
|---|---|---|
| Tom Sawyer | Same | Cat |
| Huckleberry Finn | Same | Fox |
| Rebecca "Becky" Thatcher | Same | Cat |
| Judge Thatcher | Same | Cat |
| Amy Lawrence | Same | Cat |
| Sid | Same | Cat |
| Mr. Reginald Dobbins | Same | Turkey |
| Injun Joe | Injurin' Joe | Black Bear |
| Muff Potter | Mutt Potter | Dog |
| Aunt Polly | Same | Cat |
| Dr. Robinson | Deputy Bean | Dog |
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