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* WarriorPrince: When the ship is attacked he leads the crew in the attack, "for the King! And Monterria!" Doesn't stop him from getting captured though.
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* {{Foil}}: According to [[WordOfGod audio commentary]], this was intentional. Eloise is brave and hardworking and opinionated and basically everything that the Pirates have to learn to be.
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Of course he is when he's played by Larry the Cucumber. Elliot presses the button on the Help-Seeker even though his friends understandably think it might be a bomb, when it causes a rowboat to appear he presses the button hoping it'll give another rowboat, while on the Island of Walking Rocks he amuses himself by making a couple of small rocks "walk" and making up a little song about them, sees nothing wrong with singing thirty-two verses of "Papa's Got A Gumball, Nelly" much to George's chagrin...
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Of course he is when he's played by Larry the Cucumber. Elliot presses the button on the Help-Seeker even though his friends understandably think it might be it's a bomb, when it causes a rowboat to appear he presses the button hoping it'll give another rowboat, while on the Island of Walking Rocks he amuses himself by making a couple of small rocks "walk" and making up a little song about them, sees nothing wrong with singing thirty-two verses of "Papa's Got A Gumball, Nelly" much to George's chagrin...in a row...
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Of course he is when he's played by Larry the Cucumber. Elliot presses the button on the Help-Seeker even though his friends understandably think it might be a bomb, when it causes a rowboat to appear he presses the button hoping it'll give another rowboat, while on the Island of Walking Rocks he amuses himself by making a couple of small rocks "walk" and making up a little song about them, sees nothing wrong with singing thirty-two verses of "Papa's Got A Gumball, Nelly" much to George's chagrin...
* CowardlyLion: Gradually develops into this. He goes from refusing to go into the back room of the dinner theater because it's too dark to going up against a giant [[spoiler:mechanical, thankfully easy to shut down]] sea snake even though he's clearly terrified of it.
* CowardlyLion: Gradually develops into this. He goes from refusing to go into the back room of the dinner theater because it's too dark to going up against a giant [[spoiler:mechanical, thankfully easy to shut down]] sea snake even though he's clearly terrified of it.
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everything? Especially the dark. And wicker furniture. Whenever something pops up that scares Elliot, he exclaims "That's on my list!"
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She\'s definitely a Determinator, but she probably doesn\'t quite qualify as an Action Girl in the normal sense
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** FauxActionGirl: ...the fighting skills to go with the attitude? Not so much.
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* NonActionGuy: In contrast to [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething Alexander and Eloise,]] and ultimately the Pirates post-CharacterDevelopment, Willory would much prefer staying out of trouble as much as possible.
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The BigBad of the film. Robert was banished some time ago for a previous attempt to take the throne. Since then he has been building up his forces and his weapons with the intent of trying again.
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The BigBad of the film. Robert was banished some time ago for a previous attempt to take the throne. Since then he has been building up his forces and his weapons with the intent of trying again. When the King goes away on business, Robert seizes the opportunity to go after the King's children. While he manages to capture Alexander, Eloise evades him, so he sends out spies to try to find her.
Later on, [[spoiler:he actually does capture Eloise, and uses her as a hostage to try to force Alexander to tell him when the King will return. However, the Pirates save them, and Robert, angered at the Pirates, follows them to the future with the intent of killing them.]]
Later on, [[spoiler:he actually does capture Eloise, and uses her as a hostage to try to force Alexander to tell him when the King will return. However, the Pirates save them, and Robert, angered at the Pirates, follows them to the future with the intent of killing them.]]
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George is the main protagonist of the film. At the start of the movie he is working as a cabin boy in a pirate-themed restaurant with his friends Elliot and Sedgewick. George is [[ExtremeDoormat rather weak-willed]], and as a result no one respects him, particularly his wife and children.
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George is the main protagonist of the film. At the start of the movie he is working as a cabin boy in a pirate-themed restaurant with his friends Elliot and Sedgewick. George is [[ExtremeDoormat rather weak-willed]], and as a result no one respects him, particularly his wife and children.children, and people often take advantage of him due to it being easy to talk him in or out of things.
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The princess of Monterria. She remained hidden when the ship she and her brother was on was attacked, so she was able to avoid capture. However, her brother was taken, and she is determined to find and rescue him. She used the Help-Seeker (a gift from her father) in order to find heroes, and she is convinced that George, Elliot and Sedgewick are the heroes that she was waiting for.
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The princess of Monterria. She remained hidden when When the ship ''The Steadfast'' was attacked by pirates, she and her brother was on was attacked, butler Willory remained hidden, so she was able to avoid they evaded capture. However, her brother the rest of the crew was taken, taken prisoner, including Eloise's brother, and she Eloise is determined to find and rescue him. She used the Help-Seeker (a gift from her father) in order to find heroes, and she is convinced that George, Elliot and Sedgewick are the heroes that she was waiting for.for.
Over the course of the film, she forms a friendship with George and ends up inspiring him to be a better person. [[spoiler:So when she ends up being captured by the same people who took her brother, it prompts George to try to rescue her.]]
Over the course of the film, she forms a friendship with George and ends up inspiring him to be a better person. [[spoiler:So when she ends up being captured by the same people who took her brother, it prompts George to try to rescue her.]]
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Princess Eloise's butler. He is a very loyal servant, but he doesn't quite trust Eloise's judgment concerning George, Elliot, and Sedgewick, believing that they won't live up to be the heroes Eloise hopes them to be.
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Princess Eloise's butler. He and Eloise were the only ones on ''The Steadfast'' to evade capture when the ship was attacked by pirates. He tries his best to keep Eloise out of danger (a difficult feat when she insists on going into danger on purpose). Although he is a very loyal servant, but he doesn't quite trust Eloise's judgment concerning George, Elliot, and Sedgewick, believing that they won't live up to be the heroes Eloise hopes them to be.
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The prince of Monterria. The ship he's on, ''The Steadfast'', is attacked by his uncle and he is taken prisoner. Later on, Robert gives him a SadisticChoice: either tell when the King will return so Robert can kill the King, [[spoiler:or let Eloise die.]]
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The prince of Monterria. The ship he's on, ''The Steadfast'', is attacked by his uncle uncle. While he and his crew fight bravely and even seem to be winning, the tide suddenly turns and he is taken prisoner. prisoner, prompting the rest of the crew to surrender as well.
Later on, Robert gives him a SadisticChoice: either tell when the King will return so Robert can kill the King, [[spoiler:or let Eloise die.]]
Later on, Robert gives him a SadisticChoice: either tell when the King will return so Robert can kill the King, [[spoiler:or let Eloise die.]]
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* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: Her dialogue sometimes falls into this. "Ahoy, strange seafarers! What brings you so far from shore in such a modest vessel?" and "It is imperative we mount a rescue immediately!" are probably the most notable examples.
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* SiblingYinYang: Eloise is generally calmer and more likely to remain upbeat than Alexander.
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Played by Pa Grape. For tropes relevant to Pa Grape, see ''Characters/VeggieTales''.
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Tropes pertaining to the characters in ''[[WesternAnimation/ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnythingAVeggieTalesMovie The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movie]]''.
For tropes related to ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' characters in general, see [[Characters/VeggieTales here.]]
Or, for tropes related to charactes in the first full-length [=VeggieTales=] film, go [[Characters/JonahAVeggieTalesMovie here.]]
[[folder:Somewhere in the present...]]
For tropes related to ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' characters in general, see [[Characters/VeggieTales here.]]
Or, for tropes related to charactes in the first full-length [=VeggieTales=] film, go [[Characters/JonahAVeggieTalesMovie here.]]
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* [[spoiler:AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The Pirates ultimately can't do much against Robert and Robert almost destroys them...but the moment the King shows up Robert's men [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere bail out rather than deal with him.]]]]
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* LargeAndInCharge: He's definitely the largest Veggie in the episode; a family portrait seen early on shows that he towers over his children, and when he's actually seen in person it becomes clear that it's not only his kids that he's taller than.
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* LargeAndInCharge: He's definitely the largest Veggie in the episode; movie; a family portrait seen early on shows that he towers over his children, and when he's actually seen in person it becomes clear that it's not only his kids that he's taller than.
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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: She and her brother both have blonde hair. They are the children of a good and wise king. Eloise is steadfast and loyal, insists on seeing good in the protagonists that they themselves don't see, and works hard at everything she does even if no one else will. Her general attitude ends up inspiring George in particular to change for the better.
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[[spoiler:Pulls a DeusExMachina to save the protagonists when all hope seems lost.]]
The ruler of Monterria, and Alexander and Eloise's father. He is a wise king, and is adored by his children. He is the one who created the Help-Seeker.
[[spoiler:Pulls a DeusExMachina to save the protagonists when all hope seems lost.]]
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* TeensAreShort: While he's not exactly short, veggies standing next to him who aren't George, Sedgewick, or Eloise (or Robert who cheats the whole height thing) tend to be noticeably taller than him.
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* GrewASpine: After feeling guilty about not helping Eloise with even simple things, he gets up and starts helping her, and from that point onward he becomes a lot more willing to make his own decisions and much less willing to back down from them.them, even if it put him at odds with Sedgewick or Elliot.
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* GrewASpine: After feeling guilty about not helping Eloise with even simple things, he gets up and starts helping her, and from that point onward he becomes a lot more willing to make his own decisions and much less willing to back down from them.
