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Guye is an old, somewhat senile [[werewolves|werewolf]], and yet nominal leader of the most powerful werewolf clan in [[Bonk]], [[Überwald]]. In him, the human and wolf are so close that he has an attitude closely resembling an old dog. He is guided by his wife, a scheming, though somewhat cowardly werewolf, and intimidated by his son ([[Wolfgang von Überwald]]), a vicious brute, even for werewolves. He is somewhat like an incompetent Magpyr – an old school werewolf, kind of reassuring in a tear-out-your-throat sort of way. He is [[Angua von Überwald|Angua]]'s father. | Guye (AKA Yellowfang) is an old, somewhat senile [[werewolves|werewolf]], and yet nominal leader of the most powerful werewolf clan in [[Bonk]], [[Überwald]]. In him, the human and wolf are so close that he has an attitude closely resembling an old dog. He is guided by his wife, a scheming, though somewhat cowardly werewolf, and intimidated by his son ([[Wolfgang von Überwald]]), a vicious brute, even for werewolves. He is somewhat like an incompetent Magpyr – an old school werewolf, kind of reassuring in a tear-out-your-throat sort of way. He is [[Angua von Überwald|Angua]]'s father. | ||
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| Guye von Überwald | |
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| Name | Guye von Überwald |
| Race | Werewolf |
| Age | |
| Occupation | Leader of the von Überwald clan |
| Physical appearance | |
| Residence | Bonk, Überwald |
| Death | |
| Parents | |
| Relatives | |
| Children | Wolfgang, Angua, Elsa, Andrei |
| Marital Status | Married to Lady Serafine |
| Appearances | |
| Books | The Fifth Elephant |
| Cameos | |
Guye (AKA Yellowfang) is an old, somewhat senile werewolf, and yet nominal leader of the most powerful werewolf clan in Bonk, Überwald. In him, the human and wolf are so close that he has an attitude closely resembling an old dog. He is guided by his wife, a scheming, though somewhat cowardly werewolf, and intimidated by his son (Wolfgang von Überwald), a vicious brute, even for werewolves. He is somewhat like an incompetent Magpyr – an old school werewolf, kind of reassuring in a tear-out-your-throat sort of way. He is Angua's father.