Reynard the Fox is a character from European folklore, often depicted as a clever and cunning trickster. He appears in various stories and fables, where he outsmarts other animals and humans alike. Reynard's adventures typically highlight themes of wit, deception, and survival, making him a popular figure in medieval literature. The tales of Reynard have been adapted into numerous works, including The Romance of Reynard the Fox and Reynard the Fox: A New Translation. His character has influenced other trickster figures in literature, such as Br'er Rabbit and Coyote, showcasing the universal appeal of cleverness and resourcefulness in storytelling.