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-->'''Maleficent:''' (''after capturing Prince Phillip''): Well, this is a pleasant surprise. I set my trap for a peasant, and, lo, I catch a prince...
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* {{Sadist}}: He caws happily watching Meleficent's goons capturing Prince Phillip during an ambush.
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* VileVulture: Some of'em are anthropomorphic vultures.
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* VileVulture: Some of'em are appears to be anthropomorphic vultures.vultures.
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* VileVulture: Some of'em are anthropomorphic vultures.
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* BewareTheSillyOnes: Unlike Diablo, Maleficent's goons are quite dimwitted and absent-minded. Then again they capture Prince Phillip with no visible hard effort and when the latter tries to escape they're shown to be effectively dangerous in blocking his path. The only reason why Phillip menaged to escape is because the fairies helped him.
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* PigMan: Maleficent's MookLieutenant is an humanoid pig-like monster. Another one is seen snoring when the fairies sneaks into Maleficent's castle.
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* TextileWorkIsFeminine: She tries sewing a beautiful dress for Aurora's sixteenth birthday, although it doesn't come out very well.
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* TextileWorkIsFeminine: She tries sewing a beautiful dress for Aurora's sixteenth birthday, although it doesn't come out very well.well until she uses magic to do it.
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* {{Transflormation}}: It's suggested she has this ability, since she volunteers to turn the infant Aurora into a flower for her own protection. Merryweather is the one to point out that she'd then be vulnerable to anything that could kill a plant.
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* {{Transflormation}}: It's suggested she has this ability, since she volunteers to turn the infant Aurora into a flower for her own protection. Merryweather is the one to point out that she'd then be vulnerable to anything that could kill a plant.plant, like a sudden frost.
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* DarkIsNotEvil: While his outfits consist mainly of dark colors, he's definitely a good guy.
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* BerserkButton: Philip is his pride and joy, and apparently Hubert takes any perceived insult against his son very personally. Poor Stefan learns this the hard way as they make plans for Aurora's and Philip's ArrangedMarriage. Stefan says that springing an {{arranged marriage}} onto Aurora just after telling her who she really is and introducing her to her birth parents after being away from each other for 16 years (read: her whole life) being "quite a shock". However, Hubert takes it the wrong way, mistaking Stefan’s aforementioned concern for him having a problem with Philip, leading the two kings into a tense argument to the point that Hubert tries to draw his sword on Stefan. Of course, Hubert was half-drunk at the time, and he calls it off just a minute later, after realizing what he was doing, and they share a laugh.
-->"Shock?! ''My'' Phillip a shock?!"
-->"Shock?! ''My'' Phillip a shock?!"
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* HairTriggerTemper: Poor Stefan learns this the hard way as they make plans for Aurora's and Philip's ArrangedMarriage. Apparently hinting that springing an {{arranged marriage}} onto Aurora just after telling her who she really is and introducing her to her birth parents after being away from each other for 16 years (read: her whole life) being "quite a shock" is a grave insult worthy of [[RuleOfFunny declaring war]]. Of course, he was half-drunk at the time, and he calls it off just a minute later after they share a laugh.
-->"Shock?! ''My'' Phillip a shock?!"
-->"Shock?! ''My'' Phillip a shock?!"
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Mary Costa, Creator/JenniferHale, Creator/KateHiggins, Creator/ErinTorpey (speaking); Cassidy Ladden (singing)\\
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Mary Costa, Creator/JenniferHale, Creator/KateHiggins, Creator/KateHiggins (since 2010), Creator/ErinTorpey (speaking); Cassidy Ladden (singing)\\
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* {{Deuteragonist}}: Is both the main antagonist and the character who gets the most screen-time other than the Three Fairies, as much of the film is devoted to her enacting her plan and the conflicts that arise from it.
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* VillainProtagonist: The second most important character, behind the fairies.
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* ScaledUp: Her status as one of the most memorable Disney villains is only helped by being the first one to manifest herself as a real, highly dangerous threat, in the form of a black dragon.
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* ScaledUp: Her status as one of the most memorable Disney villains is only helped by being the first one to manifest herself as a real, highly dangerous threat, in the form of a black dragon.
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[[CardCarryingVillain The Mistress of All Evil.]]
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* AdvertisedExtra: In the original, he has just one scene where he serves wine to the Kings andaccompanying their toasts with a few lute strums. After that, he is only seen for a moment in the sequence when the Good Fairies put every single inhabitant of the castle to sleep.
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* AdvertisedExtra: In the original, he has just one scene where he serves wine to the Kings andaccompanying and accompanying their toasts with a few lute strums. After that, he is only seen for a moment in the sequence when the Good Fairies put every single inhabitant of the castle to sleep.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Discusses this with King Hubert--as it's getting closer to his daughter's 16th-birthday, Stefan points out to Hubert that Aurora was probably raised to be unaware of her status as a princess and, by extension, her ArrangedMarriage to Prince Phillip (which, as shown early on in the movie, is very true). Because of that, Stefan argues to Hubert that, once the Three Fairies reveal the truth to Aurora, the whole thing will probably be end up being kind of a shock to her (and indeed it does).
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* DamselInDistress: Maybe one of the most intense and epic examples among the line, where Prince Phillip must battle a dragon with the powers of Hell to rescue the princess. She almost dies in the first 10 minutes until Merryweather tweaked the spell so she would be in a coma.
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* DamselInDistress: Maybe one of the most intense and epic examples among the line, where Prince Phillip must battle a dragon with the powers of Hell to rescue the princess.princess (and both of her parents, King Hubert, and everyone in the realm). She almost dies in the first 10 minutes until Merryweather tweaked the spell so she would be in a coma.
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* DubNameChange: Aurore is her name in France.France, the film’s presumed setting.
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* MistakenNationality: Despite being assumed to be French, some fans often mistake her as British, German or Italian.
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* MistakenNationality: Despite being assumed to be French, some other fans often mistake her as British, German or Italian.
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* NiceGuy: Stefan is portrayed as a humble figure and loving father, and a bit overprotective and fun-loving too, as shown during the dining room scene with Hubert.
* PapaWolf: Most of the scenes he's in he tries to protect his daughter fiercely--first by ordering his guards to seize Maleficent, then by burning all the spinning wheels in the kingdom, and finally by getting outraged (and [[RuleOfFunny almost declaring war]]) at Hubert for hinting that Aurora isn't good enough for Phillip.
* PapaWolf: Most of the scenes he's in he tries to protect his daughter fiercely--first by ordering his guards to seize Maleficent, then by burning all the spinning wheels in the kingdom, and finally by getting outraged (and [[RuleOfFunny almost declaring war]]) at Hubert for hinting that Aurora isn't good enough for Phillip.
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* InkSuitActor: His character design is modeled after his performance model and original intended voice actor, Hans Conried.
* NiceGuy: Stefanis May be portrayed as a humble figure and loving father, and but he’s also a bit overprotective hypocritical, temperamental, and overprotective, yet fun-loving too, as shown during the dining room scene with Hubert.
* PapaWolf: Most of the scenes he's in he tries to protect his daughter fiercely--first by ordering his guards to seize Maleficent, then by burning all the spinning wheels in the kingdom, and finally by getting outraged (and [[RuleOfFunny almost declaring war]]) at Hubert for hinting that Aurora isn't good enough forPhillip.Phillip for no good reason.
* NiceGuy: Stefan
* PapaWolf: Most of the scenes he's in he tries to protect his daughter fiercely--first by ordering his guards to seize Maleficent, then by burning all the spinning wheels in the kingdom, and finally by getting outraged (and [[RuleOfFunny almost declaring war]]) at Hubert for hinting that Aurora isn't good enough for
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* {{Expy}}: He greatly resembles the Grand Duke from ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}''. Both of these characters serve as head servants and assist their masters of their roles in politics and arrangements of the castle household.
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* {{Expy}}: He greatly resembles the Grand Duke from ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}''. Both of these characters serve as head servants and assist their masters of their roles in politics and arrangements of the castle castle’s household.
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* BadassBoast: "Now shall you deal with '''me''', o Prince, and all the powers of ''HELL!''"
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** "You poor, ''simple'' fools, thinking you can defeat me? Me, '''the Mistress of All Evil!'''"
** "Now shall you deal with '''me''', o Prince, and all the powers of ''HELL!''"
** "You poor, ''simple'' fools, thinking you can defeat me? Me, '''the Mistress of All Evil!'''"
** "Now shall you deal with '''me''', o Prince, and all the powers of ''HELL!''"
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** In an early scene, where Merryweather proposes [[ForcedTransformation turning Maleficent into a fat old hoptoad]]. The others chide her, [[AsYouKnow reminding her]] that their magic can only bring joy and happiness. Merryweather snidely responds that it would make ''her'' happy. From this we're to take it for granted that the fairies can't use any offensive magic. Until one of the final scenes, where Merryweather turns the raven to stone, which she shouldn't have been able to do, except that [[SemanticSuperpower she was quite satisfied with the result]].
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** In an early scene, where Merryweather proposes [[ForcedTransformation turning Maleficent into a fat old hoptoad]]. The others chide her, [[AsYouKnow reminding her]] that their magic can only bring joy and happiness. Merryweather snidely responds that it would make ''her'' happy. From this we're to take it for granted that the fairies can't use any offensive magic. Until one of the final scenes, where Merryweather turns the Maleficent's raven Diablo to stone, which she shouldn't have been able to do, except that [[SemanticSuperpower she was she--and by extension, Philip and Aurora--was quite satisfied with the result]].result]].
* BroughtDownToNormal: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] by Flora when the three hatch their plain to raise Aurora themselves to keep her safe from Maleficent. Flora points out that Maleficent will doubtlessly be looking for them, so she insists on removing their wings and wands to complete the illusion that they're human peasants.
* BroughtDownToNormal: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] by Flora when the three hatch their plain to raise Aurora themselves to keep her safe from Maleficent. Flora points out that Maleficent will doubtlessly be looking for them, so she insists on removing their wings and wands to complete the illusion that they're human peasants.
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* HonoraryAunt: Since the fairies' cover story is that Aurora is a foundling child they're raising as peasant women, the princess refers to them as her aunts rather than mothers.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Flora and Merryweather specifically. After successfully hiding Aurora for sixteen years--and with only a few hours before sunset, when the timeline of Maleficent's curse will end--Merryweather suggests using magic to clean up their disastrous attempts at a birthday surprise for the princess. Though the fairies do their best to seal up the entire cottage to keep anyone from knowing they're casting spells, they forget the chimney; Flora and Merryweather then get into a silly, magic-flinging argument over what color to make Aurora's dress, which alerts Diablo the raven to their presence. Had the two simply agreed on the color and not gotten into such a petty argument, Aurora would have been safe.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Kind of; the evil fairy in the fairy tale is traditionally illustrated as being old and wrinkly, which Maleficent definitely isn't and can be considered an evil fairy variant of HotWitch in earlier scenes. She gets less attractive in later ones, though not in any way ugly.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Kind of; the The evil fairy in the fairy tale is traditionally illustrated as being old and wrinkly, which Maleficent definitely isn't and can be considered while she isn’t a MsFanservice, she is an evil fairy variant of HotWitch in earlier scenes. She gets less attractive in later ones, though not in any way ugly.HotWitch.
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* DarkActionGirl: Maleficent is a powerful sorceress who can transform into a dragon while also proudly declaring herself as the mistress of all evil.
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* DarkActionGirl: Maleficent is a powerful sorceress who can transform into a dragon while also proudly declaring herself as the mistress of all evil. After she finds out Phillip escapes the dungeon, she takes matters into her own hands and attempts to zap him with lightning, impede him by swarming the castle with thorns, and transforms into a fire breathing dragon to fight Phillip and nearly kills him. If it weren’t for the magic of the three fairies aiding Phillip, she would’ve won.
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* TheSociopath: Malfiecent is a is a textbook sociopath. She has no remorse or any concern for anyone's feelings, why else does she have no problems cursing Aurora?
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'''Voiced in Swedish by:''' Jan Malmsjö (speaking), Lars Lönndal (singing) (1959), Jonas Bergström (speaking), Stefan Dahlberg (singing) (1980)
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'''Voiced in Swedish by:''' Sif Ruud (Flora), Margit Andelius (Fauna), Yvonne Lombard (Merryweather)\\
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