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* WildMagic: Schmendrick is in possession of so much magic that he can't control it; he can only turn it loose to do what it wants.
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->'''Molly''': ''Then what is magic for? What use is wizardry if it cannot save a unicorn?''\\
'''Schmendrick''': ''That is what '''heroes''' are for.''
'''Schmendrick''': ''That is what '''heroes''' are for.''
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'''Schmendrick''': ''That
'''Schmendrick:''' That is what
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* TheVillainKnowsMoment:
** Downplayed. Mabruk, angry at being cast out by Haggard, starts to summon a powerful spell, only for Amalthea to step between the wizard and Haggard. Mabruk sees the star shaped mark on her forehead glow and pulse, and starts laughing madly at Haggard, showing Mabruk ''knows'' who and what Amalthea really is.
--> '''Mabruk:''' Haggard, I would not be you for all the world! You have let your doom in by the front door! But it will not depart that way! Farewell, poor King Haggard. Farewell. ''(vanishes in a whisp of smoke)''
** It's hinted shortly after the arrival at Haggard's castle that he suspects that Amalthea is, in fact, a unicorn. But he confirms it while confronting Amalthea on a balcony. Schmendrick also is aware that Haggard knows, telling Molly.
--> '''Schmendrick:''' Molly, he ''knows''. Haggard knows what Amalthea is, I'm sure of it.
** Downplayed. Mabruk, angry at being cast out by Haggard, starts to summon a powerful spell, only for Amalthea to step between the wizard and Haggard. Mabruk sees the star shaped mark on her forehead glow and pulse, and starts laughing madly at Haggard, showing Mabruk ''knows'' who and what Amalthea really is.
--> '''Mabruk:''' Haggard, I would not be you for all the world! You have let your doom in by the front door! But it will not depart that way! Farewell, poor King Haggard. Farewell. ''(vanishes in a whisp of smoke)''
** It's hinted shortly after the arrival at Haggard's castle that he suspects that Amalthea is, in fact, a unicorn. But he confirms it while confronting Amalthea on a balcony. Schmendrick also is aware that Haggard knows, telling Molly.
--> '''Schmendrick:''' Molly, he ''knows''. Haggard knows what Amalthea is, I'm sure of it.
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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: The butterfly who speaks only in songs and poetry quotes a lot of things anachronistic to the medieval setting, including popular songs from the twentieth century.
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* GoryDiscretionShot: Being a G-rated film, we don't actually Mommy Fortuna or Rukh die at the Harpy's claws, but [[SoundOnlyDeath we hear plenty]] (and NothingIsScarier).
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* GoryDiscretionShot: Being a G-rated film, we don't actually see Mommy Fortuna or Rukh die at the Harpy's claws, but [[SoundOnlyDeath we hear plenty]] (and NothingIsScarier).
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* StatusBuff: Done in one instance by the unicorn to Schmendrick, when he successfully summons an illusion of RobinHood and his allies.
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* StatusBuff: Done in one instance by the unicorn to Schmendrick, when he successfully summons an illusion of RobinHood Robin Hood and his allies.
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* RobinHood: Summoned by Schmendrick's magic to show his power to Captain Cully, a "real life" RobinHood in the story.
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* DaydreamBeliever: Molly and all of Captain Cully's crew believe there really is a RobinHood. Molly also believes there are unicorns. (She's right, obviously.)
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* DaydreamBeliever: Molly and all of Captain Cully's crew believe there really is a RobinHood.Myth/RobinHood. Molly also believes there are unicorns. (She's right, obviously.)
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* SoupOfPoverty: Molly's group complains about being served rat soup for three nights in a row, and laments that at least she could have used a different rat.
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* WhatDoYouMean,It'sForKids?: The movie has dark themes, mild language, and some blood. Sounds of flesh ripping can be heard when Fortuna and Rukh die, the animated tree has large breasts, the harpy has three breasts with very visible nipples, and the unicorn is completely nude with only her hair covering where her nipples would be. While the film would've gotten at least a PG-13 rating today (or just a PG rating back then), it was only rated G.
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* WhatDoYouMean,It'sForKids?: WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: The movie has dark themes, mild language, and some blood. Sounds of flesh ripping can be heard when Fortuna and Rukh die, the animated tree has large breasts, the harpy has three breasts with very visible nipples, and the unicorn is completely nude with only her hair covering where her nipples would be. While the film would've gotten at least a PG-13 rating today (or just a PG rating back then), it was only rated G.
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* What Do You Mean,
It's For Kids?: The movie has dark themes, mild language, and some blood. Sounds of flesh ripping can be heard when Fortuna and Rukh die, the animated tree has large breasts, the harpy has three breasts with very visible nipples, and the unicorn is completely nude with only her hair covering where her nipples would be. While the film would've gotten at least a PG-13 rating today (or just a PG rating back then), it was only rated G.
It's For Kids?: The movie has dark themes, mild language, and some blood. Sounds of flesh ripping can be heard when Fortuna and Rukh die, the animated tree has large breasts, the harpy has three breasts with very visible nipples, and the unicorn is completely nude with only her hair covering where her nipples would be. While the film would've gotten at least a PG-13 rating today (or just a PG rating back then), it was only rated G.
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* What Do You Mean,
It's For Kids?:WhatDoYouMean,It'sForKids?: The movie has dark themes, mild language, and some blood. Sounds of flesh ripping can be heard when Fortuna and Rukh die, the animated tree has large breasts, the harpy has three breasts with very visible nipples, and the unicorn is completely nude with only her hair covering where her nipples would be. While the film would've gotten at least a PG-13 rating today (or just a PG rating back then), it was only rated G.
It's For Kids?:
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* WhatDoYouMean
It'sForKids?: The movie has dark themes, mild language, and some blood. Sounds of flesh ripping can be heard when Fortuna and Rukh die, the animated tree has large breasts, the harpy has three breasts with very visible nipples, and the unicorn is completely nude with only her hair covering where her nipples would be. While the film would've gotten at least a PG-13 rating today (or just a PG rating back then), it was only rated G.
It'sForKids?: The movie has dark themes, mild language, and some blood. Sounds of flesh ripping can be heard when Fortuna and Rukh die, the animated tree has large breasts, the harpy has three breasts with very visible nipples, and the unicorn is completely nude with only her hair covering where her nipples would be. While the film would've gotten at least a PG-13 rating today (or just a PG rating back then), it was only rated G.
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It'sForKids?:What Do You Mean,
It's For Kids?: The movie has dark themes, mild language, and some blood. Sounds of flesh ripping can be heard when Fortuna and Rukh die, the animated tree has large breasts, the harpy has three breasts with very visible nipples, and the unicorn is completely nude with only her hair covering where her nipples would be. While the film would've gotten at least a PG-13 rating today (or just a PG rating back then), it was only rated G.
It'sForKids?:
It's For Kids?: The movie has dark themes, mild language, and some blood. Sounds of flesh ripping can be heard when Fortuna and Rukh die, the animated tree has large breasts, the harpy has three breasts with very visible nipples, and the unicorn is completely nude with only her hair covering where her nipples would be. While the film would've gotten at least a PG-13 rating today (or just a PG rating back then), it was only rated G.
