Iron Bank - Name the Bull and the Jaguar ​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Bull: Byron Bullwinkle (or Scrooge Bullwinle)

Jaguar: Jasveer Levisay (or Lightfoot)

The above suggestions actually uses names with a meaning, and they are 'befitting' of the theme 😛
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Jasveer means hero of fame, and sounds like Jaguar. Levisay means dear victory, Lightfoot means nimble runner, both good atributes for a safe cracker :)  

Sounds about right for what seems a thievish hero, Robin Hood type character.

Byron meant barn for cows, obvious reference, also has a strong masculine ring to it, not unbefitting of a bull, even if its the villain :D

Bullwinkle refrences to the famous dimwitted moose, and was also the name ofone of the biggest oil rigs ever built, as a reference to the villains bank's main source of fortune..

Maybe i'm stretching this a bit :D

 
Bull: Maestro (Arturo Di Modica) after the sculpture of the wall street charging bull.

Jaguar: Ex-Jay (after the famous jaguar xj car)

 
Bull .... Don Toro.

Jaguar .... Diamond Dan the jag man.

Diamond Dan the Jag man is Don Toros Right hand man, willing to cheat and steal wherever he can, Don Toro is an excapee from the slaughter house looking for revenge.

 
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The Bull-  Mr. Rockyfeller/Rocky (Have to change the spelling probably, but the Rockefeller family owns plenty of banks!)

The Jaguar- Sir William Lyons/Will (The original founder of Jaguar cars)

When do I recieve my prize! 🙂

 
BRANCO the Bull (Taurine added) No Bull he is the top symbol.

      &

JERRY the Jaguar (Purrrrfect for the Big Cat Scatter)

love the new Iron Bank I’m excited!

 
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