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When Shrek and Fiona leave for Far Far Away, he and others have a loud party in his house. He is also somewhat wild, and a prankster. In Shrek 2, for example, when Pinocchio could not move himself while freeing Shrek and the trio from prison, Gingy sighs, and goes to help. After an interrogation from Farquaad, he is thrown into a trash can when the Magic Mirror arrives and Gingy yells 'Don't tell him anything!' In the first film, he is first seen when Lord Farquaad ordered his bodyguard Thelonious to torture him in numerous ways, such as cutting off both of his legs and dunking him in a glass of milk. In Shrek the Halls he is afraid of Santa, who has eaten his girlfriend. He adores those gumdrop buttons and begs Lord Farquaad (who tries to pull out one of his buttons) not to pull them off. He is made out of a normal carved-out gingerbread with icing and gumdrop buttons. He is small and a fast runner, making him difficult to catch. He is also known as 'Gingy' and was created by The Muffin Man. The Gingerbread Man (voiced by Conrad Vernon) is a live talking gingerbread man and one of Shrek's friends. She is notably absent from Scared Shrekless and Donkey's Christmas Shrektacular, and neither was she mentioned in the latter film.

#Pacifier gag movie#

They are shown as a married couple by the events of the sequel her character has a major role as Donkey chooses to leave home on the grounds that she was behaving uncharacteristically ill-tempered, but is reunited with her husband towards the ending of the movie when it appears that her grouchy behavior was a result of pregnancy, and presents Donkey with their newborn hybrid children, the Dronkeys.Ī silent character, Dragon has no spoken lines throughout the course of the franchise, though other characters, including Donkey, are able to somewhat understand her language when she communicates through hushed roars.ĭragon appears in all 4 Shrek movies, Shrek the Halls and Shrek 4-D. Still, she is ingrained in Donkey’s mind, as discreetly indicated by later scenes in the film.ĭragon reappears toward the end of the film, when she and Donkey meet again, reconcile, help crash the marriage between Lord Farquaad and Fiona, and are shown as a couple at Fiona and Shrek’s wedding ceremony.

Shrek, Donkey, and Fiona escape, and Dragon is left chained to the tower’s grounds, devastated in unrequited love. Shrek arrives just as she’s about to kiss Donkey's lips. When Donkey suggests getting to know each other first, Dragon affectionately wraps a claw around his face but does not take his request seriously. She still terrifies Donkey, however, even as he gracefully tries to decline her advances-at first of a relationship at all and then of a physical relationship. She bats her eyelashes, and Donkey, realizing she’s female, proceeds to charm her into infatuation and falling in love with him. Angered by the disturbance, Dragon corners and confronts Donkey, who, not wanting to anger her further, begins to compliment her on the whiteness of her teeth and on her oral hygiene. She first emerges when Donkey accidentally disturbs her sleep as he’s looking for stairs to the highest room of the tallest tower. Secondary characters Dragon ĭragon is depicted as a ruby-colored dragon, initially known as the guard of the tower in which Princess Fiona awaits her rescuer in the first film.

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Puss In Boots stars in the Netflix series The Adventures of Puss in Boots, where he protects the hidden city of San Lorenzo. The character was also featured in the 2011 film Puss In Boots as the lead character. For obvious reasons, he doesn't appear in the first film or 4D ride, though he does make a non-speaking cameo in the musical. He also exhibits common cat behavior such as coughing up hairballs and chasing lights, usually resulting in his defeat or capture. He often overpowers his enemies by distracting them with his 'cute kitten' looks.

Puss first appears in Shrek 2, much like Dragon in the first film. Loosely based on the fairy tale character Puss In Boots as well as being a kind of parody of Zorro, he is a smooth-talking cat with a Spanish accent, usually wearing a cavalier's hat, a belt with a sword, a small black cape, and small Corinthian leather boots. Puss In Boots (voiced by Antonio Banderas in the English, Spanish, and Italian versions of the films, Eric Bauza in The Adventures of Puss In Boots, vocal sounds and purrs were provided by Frank Welker, and André Sogliuzzo in the video games and commercials) is Shrek's best friend along with Donkey. This is a list of characters that appear in the Shrek franchise and spin-offs from it.

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