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* TooDumbToLive: Once her son Otwa brings Teegra to her and Roleil discovers through her magic that Queen Juliana and Nekron desire her, Roleil immediately gets the bright idea to try and ''sell'' Teegra back to the evil SorcerousOverlord. Her plan isn't even to bargain with Juliana herself, it's to demand payment for her from the Sub-Humans chasing Teegra... the Sub-Humans who are vicious, of questionable intelligence, have been ordered to bring Teegra to Icepeak or '''die''', and outnumber Roleil and Otwa. [[spoiler:It should come as no surprise that instead they follow Otwa back to Roleil's house, murder mother and son, then just ''take'' Teegra for free.]]
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%%* FrazettaMan: This being a work of the TropeNamer, he fits this caveman archetype.%%ZCE. How?
* MadeOfIron: Heavily downplayed in the prequel comic where he did survive a battle with Darkwolf and his horse Thunder-Heart, though he ended up with a pretty nasty head wound.
* MadeOfIron: Heavily downplayed in the prequel comic where he did survive a battle with Darkwolf and his horse Thunder-Heart, though he ended up with a pretty nasty head wound.
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* GentleGiant: Invoked. Roleil tries to calm a nervous Teegra by assuring her that her son Otwa is a gentle being
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** Heavily downplayed in the prequel comic where he did survive a battle with Darkwolf and his horse Thunder-Heart, though he ended up with a pretty nasty head
** Ambiguous and downplayed in the film proper. [[spoiler:It's ambiguous if the Sub-Humans stabbed him in the back at their meeting place and he lived long enough to stagger home to his mother, or if they tricked him into leading them to Roleil's hut first and then stabbed him.]]
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* AmbiguouslyGay: He is disgusted with the thought of mating with Teegra (who is an extremely attractive) and looks forward to the prospect of fighting Larn. Although he later claims having have second thoughts on taking Teegra as his concubine, he likely said to Taro's face to let his guard down. Of course, his "lesser beasts" comment about Teegra also might make him AmbiguouslyBi and brings implications that the thought of mating with those outside of his own ethnic group offends him, ironic considering his parents don't appear to be of the same group. The prequel comic has him show no opposition to marrying Teegra after the rest of the House of Firekeep has been slain, but does voice concern about how Firekeep's allies won't like the royal family been slain and the remaining heir forced to marry him, suggesting he was only opposed to the idea when Teegra was right there in front of him, possibly being unhappy with what he saw.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: He is disgusted with the thought of mating with Teegra (who is an extremely attractive) attractive woman) and looks forward to the prospect of fighting Larn. Although he later claims having have second thoughts on taking Teegra as his concubine, he likely said that to Taro's face to let get his guard down. Of course, his "lesser beasts" comment about Teegra also might make him AmbiguouslyBi and brings implications that the thought of mating with those outside of his own ethnic group offends him, ironic considering his parents don't appear to be of the same group. The prequel comic has him show no opposition to marrying Teegra after the rest of the House of Firekeep has been slain, but he does voice concern about how Firekeep's allies won't like the royal family been being slain and the remaining heir forced to marry him, suggesting he was only opposed to the idea when Teegra was right there in front of him, possibly being unhappy with what he saw.
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* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Subverted. Queen Juliana orders Nekron's minions to kidnap Teegra as a consort or concubine for her son. Nekron is instead absolutely revolted by the idea of mating with Teegra. In the prequel comic, he shows no opposition to the idea, being more worried about how Firekeep's allies would react to the royal family being killed with only Teegra spared to be forced into marriage to him. By the film, it is entirely possible that he was not impressed with what he saw one she was brought before him.
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* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Subverted. Queen Juliana orders Nekron's minions to kidnap Teegra as a consort or concubine for her son. Nekron is instead absolutely revolted by the idea of mating with Teegra. In the prequel comic, he shows no opposition to the idea, being more worried about how Firekeep's allies would react to the royal family being killed with only Teegra spared to be forced into marriage to him. By the film, it is entirely possible that he was not impressed with what he saw one once she was brought before him.
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* SorcerousOverlord: He's a powerful and malevolent magic-user with his own domain to boot.
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* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler: Juliana plummets to her death when Icepeak is engulfed by lava]].
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* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler: Juliana [[spoiler:Juliana plummets to her death when Icepeak is engulfed by lava]].
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: While Nekron doesn't reciprocate the sentiment, its clear that Juliana loves her son - the reason she had Teegra's captured was so Nekron could have a lover and she acts horrified when [[spoiler:Darkwolf kills him.]]
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: While Nekron doesn't reciprocate the sentiment, its it's clear that Juliana loves her son - the reason she had Teegra's Teegra captured was so Nekron could have a lover and she acts horrified when [[spoiler:Darkwolf kills him.]] him]].
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* HalfBreedDiscrimination: In the prequel comic, she dismissively refers to Teegra as "that insipid half breed panther girl", apparently not thinking highly of her parents coming from two different tribes. However, this is also a case of hypocrisy as the comic also shows others of her and Nekron's tribe, who all have the same white hair Nekron has, meaning Juliana's dark hair is a product of one of her parents having come from another tribe.
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* HalfBreedDiscrimination: In the prequel comic, she dismissively refers to Teegra as "that insipid half breed half-breed panther girl", apparently not thinking highly of her parents coming from two different tribes. However, this is also a case of hypocrisy as the comic also shows others of her and Nekron's tribe, who all have the same white hair Nekron has, meaning Juliana's dark hair is a product of one of her parents having come from another tribe.
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* WinterRoyalLady: While she doesn't dress the part and is never outright referred in such manner, she is technically Queen of '''Icepeak'''.
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* WinterRoyalLady: While she doesn't dress the part and is never outright referred in such a manner, she is technically Queen of '''Icepeak'''.
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* TookALevelInDumbass: [[spoiler: The prequel comic reveals he was once capable of thought and speech; taking Darkwolf's axe to his brain turned him into the shambling brute we meet in the film.]]
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* StarCrossedLovers: The prequel comic ''Fire and Ice: Teegra" reveals that she is one with Taro, due to her lower social standing. While Taro promises to change things once he becomes king, his father got him into an ArrangedMarriage.
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* VagueAge: In the film she seems to be at least a decade or two older than Teegra. The prequel comic ''Fire and Ice: Teegra'' portrays her as at least Taro's age, taking the fact they were lovers into account.
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* ParentalFavoritism: The film implies and the prequel comic confirms that Jarol favors her over Taro. [[spoiler: In the ''Teegra'' one-shot, some token resistance is enough to get her out of an arranged marriage and the responsibility passed to her brother.]]
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* BarbaricBattleaxe: Carries a battleaxe and makes short work of the subhumans with it.
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* AllThereInTheManual: The prequel comic ''Fire and Ice: Teegra'' identifies her name as "Liene" and reveals she had been Taro's lover before a marriage had been arranged for him.
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* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Subverted. Queen Juliana orders Nekron's minions to kidnap Teegra as a consort or concubine for her son. Nekron is instead absolutely revolted by the idea of mating with Teegra. In the prequel comic, he shows no opposition to the idea, being more worried about how Firekeep's allies would react to the royal family being killed with only Teegra spared to be forced into marriage to him. By the film, it is entirely impossible that he was not impressed with what he saw one she was brought before him.
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* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Subverted. Queen Juliana orders Nekron's minions to kidnap Teegra as a consort or concubine for her son. Nekron is instead absolutely revolted by the idea of mating with Teegra. In the prequel comic, he shows no opposition to the idea, being more worried about how Firekeep's allies would react to the royal family being killed with only Teegra spared to be forced into marriage to him. By the film, it is entirely impossible possible that he was not impressed with what he saw one she was brought before him.
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* BarbarianHero: Downplayed in that he has the look, but so does every other male character, and is referred to in the trailer as the last of a mighty warrior tribe, but seems to be very early into his own career as a warrior in contrast to his ally Darkwolf, who clearly has a few decades of experience under his belt. The prequel comic does show that he has experience as a hunter however, with the first scene showing him out with a hunting party.
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* BarbarianHero: Downplayed in that he has the look, but so does every other male character, and is referred to in the trailer as the last of a mighty warrior tribe, but seems to be very early into his own career as a warrior in contrast to his ally Darkwolf, who clearly has a few decades of experience under his belt. The prequel comic does show that he has experience as a hunter however, with the first scene showing him out with a hunting party. party with the second issue as the beginning of his career as a warrior.
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* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Subverted. Queen Juliana orders Nekron's minions to kidnap Teegra as a consort or concubine for her son. Nekron is instead absolutely revolted by the idea of mating with Teegra.
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* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Subverted. Queen Juliana orders Nekron's minions to kidnap Teegra as a consort or concubine for her son. Nekron is instead absolutely revolted by the idea of mating with Teegra. In the prequel comic, he shows no opposition to the idea, being more worried about how Firekeep's allies would react to the royal family being killed with only Teegra spared to be forced into marriage to him. By the film, it is entirely impossible that he was not impressed with what he saw one she was brought before him.
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* WhiteHairBlackHeart: His hair and skin are snow white and he is pure evil.
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* WhiteHairBlackHeart: His hair and skin are snow white and he is pure evil. The prequel comic downplays this by showing that the hair and skin are common to Nekron's tribe, but him being a massive jackass is all him.
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* HalfBreedDiscrimination: In the prequel comic, she dismissively refers to Teegra as "that insipid half breed panther girl", apparently not thinking highly of her parents coming from two different tribes.
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* HalfBreedDiscrimination: The prequel comic revealing that Teegra's parents came from two different tribes adds a new layer to Nekron referring to Teegra as a "lesser beast."
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* FantasticRacism: In the prequel comic, she dismissively refers to Teegra as "that insipid half breed panther girl", apparently not thinking highly of her parents coming from two different tribes.
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* AdaptationalModesty: While she still wears what is essentially the ancestor of the bikini, in the prequel comic she wears over it a dress more like Juliana's.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The appearance of his likeness in the ruins of a city brings up the question of just what Larn's mysterious ally is. Is he a god? The ruler of a fallen city state? A member of a tribe whose warriors just wore masks like that? A descendant of whoever the statue depicts? It is never established what Darkwolf is besides an enemy of Nekron.
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* AllThereInTheManual: The prequel comic identifies his axe as "the Axe that Broke Ten Thousand Shields" and his horse, a stallion, as "Thunder-Heart."
* AmbiguousSituation: The appearance of his likeness in the ruins of a city brings up the question of just what Larn's mysterious ally is. Is he a god? The ruler of a fallen city state? A member of a tribe whose warriors just wore masks like that? A descendant of whoever the statue depicts? It is never established what Darkwolf is besides an enemy of Nekron. The prequel comic has Teegra make mention of a providential figure who watches over her people, whom Jarol views as the mysterious protector of her storybooks, a myth, a folktale to comfort the old in their hovels and frightened children in their beds and the reader may very well interpret Darkwolf as being this figure.
* AmbiguousSituation: The appearance of his likeness in the ruins of a city brings up the question of just what Larn's mysterious ally is. Is he a god? The ruler of a fallen city state? A member of a tribe whose warriors just wore masks like that? A descendant of whoever the statue depicts? It is never established what Darkwolf is besides an enemy of Nekron. The prequel comic has Teegra make mention of a providential figure who watches over her people, whom Jarol views as the mysterious protector of her storybooks, a myth, a folktale to comfort the old in their hovels and frightened children in their beds and the reader may very well interpret Darkwolf as being this figure.
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Both his name a motif are dark and is one of the heroes.
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Both his name a and motif are dark and is one of the heroes.
* MagicKnight: The prequel comic depicts him as having the power to heal, healing his seriously wounded horse Thunder-Heart, telling him to draw life from him and drink deep of his years.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: He is disgusted with the thought of mating with Teegra (who is an extremely attractive) and looks forward to the prospect of fighting Larn. Although he later claims having have second thoughts on taking Teegra as his concubine, he likely said to Taro's face to let his guard down. Of course, his "lesser beasts" comment about Teegra also might make him AmbiguouslyBi and brings implications that the thought of mating with those outside of his own ethnic group offends him, ironic considering his parents don't appear to be of the same group.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: He is disgusted with the thought of mating with Teegra (who is an extremely attractive) and looks forward to the prospect of fighting Larn. Although he later claims having have second thoughts on taking Teegra as his concubine, he likely said to Taro's face to let his guard down. Of course, his "lesser beasts" comment about Teegra also might make him AmbiguouslyBi and brings implications that the thought of mating with those outside of his own ethnic group offends him, ironic considering his parents don't appear to be of the same group. The prequel comic has him show no opposition to marrying Teegra after the rest of the House of Firekeep has been slain, but does voice concern about how Firekeep's allies won't like the royal family been slain and the remaining heir forced to marry him, suggesting he was only opposed to the idea when Teegra was right there in front of him, possibly being unhappy with what he saw.
* FantasticRacism: In the prequel comic, she dismissively refers to Teegra as "that insipid half breed panther girl", apparently not thinking highly of her parents coming from two different tribes.
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* ParentalFavouritism: In the prequel comic, she outright referred to her firstborn son Kaledan as her "most favoured son" while also wishing that Kaledan was the bookish one and Nekron the martially-minded son, saying that risks are for second sons.
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* ParentalFavouritism: In the prequel comic, she outright referred to her firstborn son Kaledan as her "most favoured son" while also wishing that Kaledan was the bookish one and Nekron the martially-minded son, saying that risks are for second sons. Even after Kaledan's death, she still speaks more highly of him.
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* FantasticRacism: She is the only character in the film to refer to the D'Kora Kai as "sub-humans". Everyone else refers to them as either "Nekron's men" or "Nekron's dogs".
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* FantasticRacism: She is the only character in the film to refer to the D'Kora Kai as "sub-humans". Everyone else refers to them as either "Nekron's men" or "Nekron's dogs". The prequel comic would feature Larn referring to them as "sub-human" as well, indicating this is hardly restricted to her, though in Larn's case it might be because he doesn't know their true name, while Roleil most likely does.
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* NamedWeapons: The comic book prequel identifies his axe as "the Axe that Broke Ten Thousand Shields."
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* KidHero: While his age is never stated, he can't be any older than Teegra who is canonically fifteen.
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* ArtisticAge: She's rather tall, busty and curvy, despite her age being stated to be ''15''.
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* HowTheMightyHaveFallen: The prequel comic reveals, by way of exposition by Teegra's mother, that the D'Kora Kai used to be a proud warrior race before Juliana enslaved them.
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* HowTheMightyHaveFallen: The prequel comic reveals, by way of exposition by Teegra's mother, that the D'Kora Kai used to be a proud warrior race before Juliana enslaved them.them and used her magic to turn them into what they are by the film.
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* MarriageBeforeRomance: The prequel comic that Jarol and his wife were wed via a political marriage. It turned out to be a PerfectlyArrangedMarriage with the two of them learning to love each other in time.
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* MarriageBeforeRomance: The prequel comic reveals that Jarol and his wife were wed via a political marriage. It turned out to be a PerfectlyArrangedMarriage with the two of them learning to love each other in time.
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* SupportingProtagonist: He is the primary lead of the movie, but ends up playing sort of a sidekick role to Darkwolf, whom ultimately emerges as the film's hero.
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: The prequel comic reveals that Nekron's elder brother had delivered Larn to Roleil as a sacrifice. By the time of the film, there is no indication that the two recognize each other, especially since in Roleil's case she is a charred skeleton by that point and to her, Larn was just another sacrifice.
