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* DragonInChief: The second-in-command of Silver's pirate crew, but definitely more dangerous than his boss.
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* MoreDespicableMinion: A sterling example. Silver is an AntiVillain who grows to love Jim almost like a son. Scroop is a murderous asshole who nearly kills Jim for [[DisproportionateRetribution mouthing off to him]]. It's a plot point that Scroop's pointless sadism threatens to (and eventually does) expose Silver's mutiny.
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* MoreDespicableMinion: A sterling example. Silver is an AntiVillain who grows to love Jim almost like a son. Scroop is a murderous asshole who nearly kills Jim for [[DisproportionateRetribution mouthing off to him]]. It's a plot point that Scroop's pointless sadism threatens to (and ([[StupidEvil and eventually does) does]]) expose Silver's mutiny.
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* TheStarscream: [[spoiler:He probably would be this to Silver, except he never gets through with it before he dies. He never succeeds in doing anything Silver wouldn't want him to do other than kill Mr. Arrow, and it's not like that did anything to his plans.]]
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* TheStarscream: Downplayed. [[spoiler:He probably would be this to Silver, except he never gets through with it before he dies. He never succeeds in doing anything Silver wouldn't want him to do other than kill Mr. Arrow, and it's not like that did anything to his plans. That said, Scroop cheerfully takes any opportunity he can to undermine Silver's authority whenever he doesn't have to cover in front of the rest of the crew, openly stirring dissent and suspicion among the other pirates by harassing Silver over his soft spot for Jim.]]
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* MoreDespicableMinion: A sterling example. Silver is an AntiVillain who grows to love Jim almost like a son. Scroop is a murderous asshole who nearly kills Jim for [[DisproportionateRetribution mouthing off to him]]. It's a plot point that Scroop's pointless sadism threatens to (and eventually does) expose Silver's mutiny.
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doesn't describe "badass" or "adorable". "expressions" is very vague. Badass Adorable: "What distinguishes Badass Adorable characters from their peers is the adorability. Particular emphasis is placed on their inherent vulnerability (emotional or otherwise), which is at odds with the abilities they can access."
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* BadassAdorable: Even though Jim is a teen, one can't help but fall in love with the expressions he makes.
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* BadassAdorable: After he finally gets his memory back, B.E.N. manages to put his knowledge of Treasure Planet to use and navigate the others out of its explosion.
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* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler:Just like Mr. Arrow, he gets sucked into space! Unlike Mr. Arrow, who probably died almost instantly in the black hole, the only way for Scroop to die was to [[FridgeHorror dehydrate very slowly or collide with some deadly space phenomena]].]]
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* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler:Just like Mr. Arrow, he gets sucked into space! Unlike Mr. Arrow, who probably died almost instantly in the black hole, the only way for Scroop to die was to [[FridgeHorror dehydrate very slowly or collide with some deadly space phenomena]].phenomena.]]
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%%* {{Gonk}}: Just ''look at him'' !
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* SpidersAreScary: He's an evil alien with spider-like features, and is even referred to as a "spider psycho" by Jim.
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* GiantEnemyCrab: He's an alien with vaguely crab-like features and is a nasty piece of work who absolutely towers over Jim.
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* GiantEnemyCrab: He's an alien with vaguely crab-like features and is a nasty piece of work who absolutely ''absolutely'' towers over Jim.
* InsectoidAliens: Somewhat. He's clearly an arthropod, but his appearance leans more towards arachnids and crustaceans than insects.
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* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: Scroop is an alien bug hybrid whose skin color is a combination of red and black. To prove his evilness, see his HeroKiller, KickTheDog, and PsychoForHire sections.
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* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: Scroop is an alien bug hybrid [[InsectoidAliens arachnid-like alien]] whose skin color is a combination of red and black. To prove his evilness, see his HeroKiller, KickTheDog, and PsychoForHire sections.
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* GiantEnemyCrab: He's an alien with vaguely crab-like features and is a nasty piece of work who absolutely towers over Jim.
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* {{Expy}}: The DVDCommentary states Film/MaryPoppins as an influence for her stern personality.
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* HeroesWantRedheads: Falls in love with [[FieryRedhead Captain Amelia]], [[BelligerentSexualTension despite their mutual initial dislike.]]
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He doesn't think it was murder, he thinks he accidentally killed him.
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** The first is after the supernova incident when Jim is convinced that he was the one who [[spoiler:murdered Mr. Arrow]], and he barks at Silver about how badly he screwed up. It's one of the more beautiful scenes in the movie and marks a character shift for Jim.
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** The first is after the supernova incident when Jim is convinced that he was the one who [[spoiler:murdered [[spoiler:caused the death of Mr. Arrow]], and he barks at Silver about how badly he screwed up. It's one of the more beautiful scenes in the movie and marks a character shift for Jim.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: [[spoiler:He first appears as a silhouette after landing on the premises of the Benbow Inn.]]
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* EccentricAI: He's a robotic NervousWreck with a chaotic personality and a faulty memory, due to Captain Flint removing his memory chip and then abandoning him alone on a planet for decades.
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* MrFanservice: A rare example that doesn't have him shirtless. While his design is more youthful than dashing (for one, he starts out as one of the shorter characters in the cast), his emotional growth and adventurous side have endeared him to many fans. It doesn't hurt that he grows taller and [[SheCleansUpNicely cleans up nicely]] by the end.
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* MrFanservice: A rare example that doesn't have him shirtless. While his design is more youthful than dashing strapping (for one, he starts out as one of the shorter characters in the cast), his emotional growth and adventurous side have endeared him to many fans. It doesn't hurt that he grows taller and [[SheCleansUpNicely cleans up nicely]] by the end.
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* MrFanservice: A rare example that doesn't have him shirtless.
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* MrFanservice: A rare example that doesn't have him shirtless. While his design is more youthful than dashing (for one, he starts out as one of the shorter characters in the cast), his emotional growth and adventurous side have endeared him to many fans. It doesn't hurt that he grows taller and [[SheCleansUpNicely cleans up nicely]] by the end.
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* AmbiguousSituation: His literary counterpart claimed to have lost his leg serving in the Royal Navy. While he could have lost his leg the same way in this universe's analogue, it is up in the air if the same holds true for his arm, eye and ear.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Information about him is found in extra materials.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Information about him is found in extra materials. To be precise, the book ''Treasure Planet: A Voyage of Discovery'', which expands on his character, creating a reason why he left his family: He was an immature young man who could barely handle any responsibility. He had to leave because the strain of raising a family was too much to bear.
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%%ZCE how do they fit it?* PowerTrio: Jim, Morph, and Ben all fit this trope when they are all on-screen together.
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* ThreeAmigos: Jim, Morph, and Ben all fit this trope when they are all on-screen together.
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Mis-use. A Hate Sink is a character or characters whose intended role in the story is to be so despicable that the audience wants them to fail just as much as they want the heroes to succeed. E:G: A Hate Sink must be present.
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* HateSink: We know next to nothing about him, except that he often did not spare any time for Jim and one day he just up and left without another word, leaving his family heartbroken and being the direct cause for why Jim became a delinquent. The fact that we were never given any explanation for his actions makes it that much easier to resent the man for what he did.
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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: In regards to Captain Flint. In the original novel, John Silver was a dreaded member of Flint's crew, to the point he brags about being the only man that Flint ever feared, and he only seeks Flint's treasure for regular finances. In the film, Silver is depicted as a treasure seeker who spent his entire life looking for the fable Treasure Planet, and he has no personal relationship with Captain Flint, who is depicted as a pirate long before Silver's time.
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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: In Robert Louis Stevenson's original novel, the deceased Captain Flint was still in living memory and the pirates seeking his treasure were members of his old crew, including a certain John Silver. In the film, however, Flint is a historical pirate that transcended into myths and legends, with only B.E.N. (who is an old robot) and Billy Bones (who is [[LongLived a turtle alien]]) having personally met the pirate in the flesh. This affects Silver's pirate crew, who are now more traditional treasure seekers instead of actual pirates.
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JosephGordonLevitt, Austin Majors (as a young boy); David Hallyday, Gwenvin Sommier (as a young boy) (European French Dub)
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* TeensAreShort: For a 15-year-old, he's pretty short. He seems to have had a growth spurt at the end.
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Again, the idea that Amelia and Doppler are the same species is a misconception, given we see female Canids in the background of Doppler's observatory. If this was something the creators actually stated, this can be changed back, but it's a case of writer contradicting canon. As far as I know, it's just fanon and/or the interpretation of the creators of the Battle at Procyon game, not Musker or Clements
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Again, the idea that
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* InterspeciesRomance: Actually ''averted'' with Captain Amelia. While they're quite different in appearance, the creators state that they're both members of a species where [[{{BizarreSexualDimorphism}} males look like dogs and females look like cats]], explaining why they're able to mate.
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* InterspeciesRomance: Actually ''averted'' Played Straight with Captain Amelia. While they're quite different in appearance, the creators state that they're both members of a species where [[{{BizarreSexualDimorphism}} males look like dogs and females look like cats]], explaining why they're able to mate.Amelia.
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* InterspeciesRomance: Actually ''averted'' with Doctor Doppler. While they're quite different in appearance, the creators state that they're both members of a species where [[{{BizarreSexualDimorphism}} males look like dogs and females look like cats]].
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* InterspeciesRomance: Actually ''averted'' Played Straight with Doctor Doppler. While they're quite different in appearance, the creators state that they're both members of a species where [[{{BizarreSexualDimorphism}} males look like dogs and females look like cats]].
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If someone has a link confirming that someone who worked on the movie confirmed Amelia and Doppler are the same species, I'll change it back. Otherwise, this is a misconception, as if you look closely at the background of Doppler's observatory, at least one of the dog people appears to be female
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* GenderEqualsBreed: Averted, since according to the creator, Amelia and Delbert are actually the same species, making this more an example of BizarreSexualDimorphism.
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