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Ryder
Trivia
- Ryder is 10 years old, making him the oldest (main) member of the PAW Patrol.
- Ryder is the only human character to appear in every episode of the series.
- His names comes from the word rider, which is pronounced the same, because he rides a vehicle. He also drives it despite his age. His driver’s license, however, has yet to be seen or even mentioned.
- Ryder hates brussel sprouts, even to the point of having nightmares about them as revealed in "Pups Save a Toof".
- He also dislikes broccoli, as shown in "Pups Save the Queen Bee".
- Ryder can play the harmonica, as seen in "Pups Save a Hoedown".
- Ryder's parents have never been seen, heard or even mentioned.
- However, according to an October 2016 PAW Patrol News Twitter response, Ryder's parents are indeed "around", but they intend to keep the show focused on him and the pups.
- It is also unknown if he has any siblings.
- Ryder is the fourth member of the PAW Patrol that has needed help from the pups, behind Marshall ("Pups Fight Fire"), Rubble ("Pups Save a Super Pup"), and Rocky ("Pups Save the Easter Egg Hunt").
- He is the third character to receive a new voice actor replacement; the first being Marshall and the second being Chase.
- His voice sounded higher in Season 2, even though his voice actor was the same until "Pups Save a Stowaway".
- Ryder performed a rescue mission for the first time in "Air Pups".
- Ryder is a very patient person when dealing with many situations, mainly when dealing with Mayor Humdinger.
- In the episode "Pup Pup Boogie" Ryder is proven too big to fit in the pups' vehicles (specifically Rubble's rig). However, in later episodes he rides in Zuma's submarine, even piloting it.
- This means that Ryder may have upgraded the vehicles in order for himself and others to fit in the pups' vehicles.
- In "Aqua Pups: Pups Save a Merdinger", it is revealed he does not have a specific favorite color, albeit his main colors being red, white, and blue, the colors of the American flag.
- According to the PAW Patrol Read and Glow book, Ryder adopted each of the pups to form the PAW Patrol.
- Ryder has had his name shouted out the most times out of all the special variants of the "PAW Patrol on a Roll" sequence (all the other special non-pup variants were only used once).
- In Sea Patrol episodes, Ryder gains the title "Captain", as addressed by Chase during briefing.
- In some episodes, such as Sea Patrol and Mission PAW episodes, his hair is cut shorter. This may be an animation error.
- In the Mission PAW, Sea Patrol, Ultimate Rescue, Dino Rescue and Rescue Knights episodes, he has a wristwatch pup-pad which functions the same as the normal pup-pad but the difference is Ryder mostly wears it on his right arm.
- As revealed in "Ready Race Rescue", Ryder is the one who built the mobile pitstop.
- He (in the CAN/US version only) currently holds the record for most voice actors amongst all the PAW Patrol characters, with a total of five (Owen Mason, Elijha Hammill, Jaxon Mercey, Joey Nijem, Beckett Hipkiss, and Kai Harris; seven if one counts Will Brisbin).
- Ryder was the first character to have a fourth voice actor.
- His Season 2 voice actor, Elijha Hammill, plays Agent Odell in Odd Squad.
- Ryder's pup-pad was stolen twice.
- It was stolen for the first time by Mandy in "Pups Jungle Trouble" and a second time by Harold Humdinger in "Mighty Pups".
- The film reveals that Ryder is in charge of all of the PAW Patrol’s financial priorities. It also reveals that the team’s income comes from officially licensed merchandise (According to Ryder, the team’s merchandise sells like hotcakes).
- The shirt that Ryder holds up in the film depicts Chase, Marshall and Skye in the show’s original designs as rendered by Guru Studio.
- The film reveals Ryder's pup tag also has a function: To blink in Red in danger and can be reset back to normal when he is found. (Exhibited when he is pinned under the debris due to the collapse of Humdinger heights).
- Ryder is the owner of Chase, Skye, Rubble and Liberty.
- He saved Chase when he was a puppy back in Adventure City, Skye during a blizzard in the woods, adopted Rubble for exhibiting his aid to save Jake and inducted Liberty into the PAW Patrol for aiding them to save the day.
- Ryder has namedropped titles of episodes.
- In "Pups Save an Ostrich", he namedropped the title of "Pups Save Rocket Ryder".
- In "Mighty Pups", "Ready Race Rescue" and "Jet to the Rescue", he namedrops the title of all three specials respectively.
- He named dropped "Mighty Pups" twice.
- The first time is in "Mighty Pups" after the PAW Patrol get their powers for the first time.
- The second time is in PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie after the PAW Patrol get their powers from the meteor crystals.
- Ryder loves to play the game called Corn Niblet Crush as mentioned in "Ultimate Rescue: Pups and the Mystery of the Missing Cell Phones".
- Ryder's favorite comic is Pup-inator as mentioned "Pups Save the Royal Armor".
- Ryder is known to be quite skeptical of the supernatural (he does not believe in ghosts and monsters as shown in several episodes such as "Pups and the Ghost Pirate", "Mission PAW: Royally Spooked", "Pups and the Snow Monster" and "Pups and the Ghost Cabin").
- He is the first human to appear and speak in the Rubble & Crew spin-off series.
- Currently, he, Mayor Goodway, Chickaletta and Cap'n Turbot are the only Adventure Bay residents to have contact with the construction crew as seen in "The Crew Builds a Bridge" and "The Crew Builds a Lighthouse".
- Ryder's catchphrase, "No (sub) is too big, no pup is too small", was inspired by Skye and revealed his reason in PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie.
See Also
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