Mr. Jones, or else called Farmer Jones, is the secondary antagonist of George Orwell's short nover, the Animal Farm, and it's adaptations. An allegoric to real life, Czar Nicholas II, Mr. Jones role in the novel and it's adaptations is more like of a brutal person, as he is a drunken farmer, who abuses the other animals in the farm. Mr. Jones is a secondary player in Heroes vs. Villains War and Non-Disney Heroes vs. Villains War.
Heroes Vs Villains War
The Rebellion at Patch Heavens
Mr. Jones enters the war, when Alameda Slim and Amos Slade came to Patch Heaven to purchase the farm for themselves. As soon as Alameda Slim would sign the contract, the Animals in the farm turn against the humans and start to attack them. Jones encounters the cow, Maggie. Using his whip, he starts to hit her, only to his shock, that instead of hurting the cow, Maggie becomes more aggressive and charges at him with full force, temporary knocking him off. Outmached by the power and the number of the Animals, Jones flees from the farm, along with the other villains.
A Contract with a Goddess
When the battle was over, Slim and Slade introduce Jones to the Animal Cruelty Squad, a faction determined to kill all of the animals they would find. Later on, Ratcliffe, the Colonel and Eris appear with intentions of having the Cruelty Squad to do a mission for them. The deal, cut a significant tree from the forest, Ferngully. Despite that, Jones didn't take part in the deal, the rest of the hunters succeed to cut off the tree, although Eris didn't mention the part of her deal to them, that inside the tree was residing, imprisoned, a deadly polluting spirit, known as Hexxus.
Combining Forces With Grimhilde
Later, the Animal Cruelty Squad recieves a message from Queen Grimhilde. They travel to her castle, only to be revealed that, except Grimhilde and her allies, Scar and his allies were presented in the meeting. This action enrage the faction, which they have a terrible past with the animals. Not only that, but Shere Khan, one of Scar's allies, mentions to them, one friend, who was deceased, prior to the events of the war, named Dr. Preterious, furthering enraging them.