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+ | |name = Pluto |
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+ | |films = ''The Goddess of Spring'' |
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+ | |occupation = Lord of the Underworld |
− | |goal |
+ | |goal = To make Persephone his Queen |
− | |home |
+ | |home = The Underworld |
− | |minions |
+ | |minions = Little Devils with tridents |
− | |likes |
+ | |likes = Persephone |
− | |powers |
+ | |powers = Summoning fire |
− | |fate |
+ | |fate = Allows Persephone to return to the Earth for half of every year |
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+ | |quote = "But you must promise to return."||inspiration = The Roman god, Pluto |
+ | |dislikes = Persephone sad or not with him||personality = Mean, strict, domineering |
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+ | |appearance = Satan-like devil |
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− | + | |alliance = Bad, later neutral}}'''Pluto''' is the main antagonist of ''The Goddess of Spring''. He speaks in opera style music throughout the short. |
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− | Pluto scouts out the most beautiful woman on earth to be his queen and he decides that Persephone, the Goddess of Spring is the perfect queen. He appears on earth in flames and abducts the beautiful goddess. He takes her down to his lower world and crowns her as his queen. Meanwhile, on Earth, the world has turned cold and is experiancing eternal winter without it's beautiful spring goddess. Down in the underworld, Persephone is depressed and longs for her world above. While Pluto may be slightly sinister, he is not all bad and her sorrow appeals to his better side. He allows her to return as long as she spends half of every year with him. This short explains why we have winter. |
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+ | ==Personality== |
+ | While Pluto, as the Ruler of the Underworld, is obviously very sinister, seeing the Goddess of Spring sad appeals to his better side, and it shows that he really does want her to be happy, and allows her to return to her world above, but only as long as she promises to spend half of every year with him down in the Underworld. |
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− | *Some people think he is the [[man|unseen hunter]] in the 1942 film, ''Bambi''. |
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+ | [[File:A Deusa da Primavera (The Goddess of Spring) - 1934-0|thumb|right|250px|The full video of "The Goddess of Spring."]]Pluto scouts out the most beautiful woman on earth to be his queen and he decides that [[wikipedia:Persephone|Persephone]], the Goddess of Spring, is the perfect queen. He appears on earth in flames and abducts the beautiful goddess. He takes her down to his lower world and crowns her as his queen. |
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− | *This version of Pluto is a more accurate potrayal than [[Hades|his later interpretation]]. |
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+ | Meanwhile, on Earth, the world has turned cold and is experiencing an eternal winter without it's beautiful spring goddess. Down in the underworld, Persephone is depressed and longs for her world above. While Pluto may be sinister, he's not totally evil and her sorrow appeals to his better side. |
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+ | He allows her to return as long as she spends six months out of the year with him. This short "explains" why there's a winter season instead of an eternal spring. |
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+ | ==Trivia== |
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+ | *In terms of appearance and mannerisms, this version of Pluto is even more obviously devil-like than the already demonized Hades from ''Hercules'', but in terms of his actions, which are less malevolent, he is a more accurate potrayal of the mythological character than Hades. |
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*In mythology, the story that inspired ''The Goddess of Spring'' was a part of the Greek's paganistic religion. |
*In mythology, the story that inspired ''The Goddess of Spring'' was a part of the Greek's paganistic religion. |
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− | *Appearing under his Greek name, Pluto appears as the main villain in Hercules as [[Hades]]. |
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+ | ==Gallery== |
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+ | Pluto_(The_Goddess_of_Spring).png|Pluto, the God of the Underworld, brooding. |
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+ | </gallery> |
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Latest revision as of 20:16, 8 March 2018
Pluto is the main antagonist of The Goddess of Spring. He speaks in opera style music throughout the short.
Personality
While Pluto, as the Ruler of the Underworld, is obviously very sinister, seeing the Goddess of Spring sad appeals to his better side, and it shows that he really does want her to be happy, and allows her to return to her world above, but only as long as she promises to spend half of every year with him down in the Underworld.
The Goddess of Spring
Pluto scouts out the most beautiful woman on earth to be his queen and he decides that Persephone, the Goddess of Spring, is the perfect queen. He appears on earth in flames and abducts the beautiful goddess. He takes her down to his lower world and crowns her as his queen.
Meanwhile, on Earth, the world has turned cold and is experiencing an eternal winter without it's beautiful spring goddess. Down in the underworld, Persephone is depressed and longs for her world above. While Pluto may be sinister, he's not totally evil and her sorrow appeals to his better side.
He allows her to return as long as she spends six months out of the year with him. This short "explains" why there's a winter season instead of an eternal spring.
Trivia
- "Pluto" is the Roman name for Hades, which is Greek.
- He has the same name as Mickey Mouse's pet dog.
- In terms of appearance and mannerisms, this version of Pluto is even more obviously devil-like than the already demonized Hades from Hercules, but in terms of his actions, which are less malevolent, he is a more accurate potrayal of the mythological character than Hades.
- In mythology, the story that inspired The Goddess of Spring was a part of the Greek's paganistic religion.