"Victorian London was the stomping ground for the most gentlemanly thief, Thaddeus Winslow Cooper. " — Sly, remarking on Thaddeus' exploits in the Cooper Vault

	Thaddeus Winslow Cooper III
	In Game Information Gender Male Species Raccoon Affiliations Cooper Clan Aliases N/A Weapons Cooper Cane with Ruby Current Status Deceased Real World Information Appearances Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus Sly 2: Band of Thieves Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves

 Thaddeus Winslow Cooper III was considered the most chivalrous Cooper of them all. He, like most other Coopers, left his cane and other belongings in the Cooper Vault. It can be predicted he may have been more of a civilized individual than a thug; he possibly stole in a more 'polite' pickpocketing way or used his disguise skills to carry out heists. Thaddeus' section of the Cooper Vault consisted of acrobatic feats, such as swinging from cane to cane, etc. Despite looking rather old compared to the rest of the Cooper Clan, it can be assumed that he was an incredible athlete. Thaddeus was at the climax of his thieving career during the 1890s described from his Thievius Raccoonus entry about disguises.

His most recent appearance (or, rather, mentioning) was during a heist in Bavaria, in which Sly used his section of the Thievius Raccoonus to master a more gentlemanly disguise to fool Carmelita and steal a key necessary for the heist. Jokingly enough, Sly's disguise made him look very much like Thaddeus.

AppearancesEdit

• Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus
  • Fully restored Thievius Raccoonus cutscene
• Sly 2: Band of Thieves
  • A Shadow from the Past (cutscene)
• Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves
  • Beginning of the End (cutscene)
  • Goodbye, My Sweet (Chapter in Thievius Raccoonus, used as disguise)
  • Honor Among Thieves (Section in the Cooper Vault)
• Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time
  • Paris Prologue (cutscene)

TriviaEdit

• If you look closely at Thaddeus's page in the cartoon short "Goodbye My Sweet" it has two separate years as to when it was written 1839 underneath the title and 1893 underneath his picture.
• Thaddeus at one point was employed by the Scotland Yard, as his entry in the Thievius Raccoonus states.
• Due to the small gap between which their carreers reached their zenith, it is possible that Thaddeus and "Tennessee Kid" Cooper are directly related (Tennessee was active in the 1880s, only a decade before Thaddeus reached his climax in the 1890s)

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  Does anyone beleve thatThaddeus's cane also be Otto Van Cooper's cane?

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    A Wikia contributor
    So what you mean is, despite the propellor as a cane, like a cane for otto to hold? 2013-05-06T19:57:17Z
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    A Wikia contributor
    But what if otto's cane is sly's cane? 2013-05-13T02:00:36Z

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