Near the end of the movie, it is discovered that Princess Fiona is herself an ogre just like Shrek. And the best part for me, personally? I was home, my Doris make-up off, with my head on the pillow by 10.43pm – when I’d usually still be in the queue to get in the club. That’ll do, Donkey, that’ll do. There are several adaptations of the classic fairytale, “Rapunzel”. In most of them, Rapunzel is a beautiful princess with long, blonde hair. However, in Shrek the Third (2007), that’s as far as the similarities go.

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Shrek was the second character in the main film series to say "dude" after Donkey in Shrek the Third. This is my pre-drinks,’ one Little Pig says. ‘I’m going on to a night out after,to [gay club] ROAST.’ He looks around. ‘The Shrek rave is way more straight than we anticipated, but there’s a small group of gays: I could maybe pull.’ One of the strongest Shrek characters is Gretched. Gretched is a female ogre and member of the Ogre Resistance. Among their ranks, she is a powerful soldier who looks and acts tough. Prince Charming is a handsome prince who has long blonde hair. In contrast to Cinderella’s Prince Charming, Prince Charming from Shrek is arrogant. As a “mama’s boy”, he is very spoiled. Meanwhile, Shrek has grown tired of being a domesticated family man and one of the biggest celebrities among the local villagers, leading him to yearn for the days when he felt like a "real ogre." During his children's first birthday party where lots of people appear along with all his friends, Shrek gets easily annoyed there as the 3 little pigs eat the birthday cake up and a little boy, called by Shrek "Butterpants", keeps wanting him to do his infamous roar. After losing his temper, he lets out a loud roar that nearly blows everyone around him away, only for them to not take his outburst seriously in the slightest and instead praise him. This results in a peeved Shrek smashing the birthday cake and lashing out at Fiona before storming off into the woods. While venting to himself, he meets with Rumpel Stiltskin, who offers to give Shrek a day to live like a real ogre again in exchange for a day from his childhood he wouldn't remember being erased. Shrek agrees and signs the contract, and abruptly lands in a alternate world where he is still feared by villagers. He enjoys causing mischief until he finds wanted posters for the ogress Fiona and his home deserted. He is suddenly captured by witches and taken to Rumpel Stiltskin, who is now the king of Far Far Away and uses ogres as slaves.

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Like her namesake, Cinderella is kind and sweet, and she is one of Fiona’s friends. She also likes to cook and clean. However, she is ‌ditzy and a neat freak. The first film also describes her as a “shut-in” because her stepmother and evil stepsisters often bossed her around. Sleeping Beauty Unlike her namesake, Rapunzel is a villain who is greedy and deceitful. She pretends to be friends with Fiona and the other princesses, but she leads them right to Prince Charming. Prince Charming is actually her boyfriend, and they want to take over Far Far Away. Not wishing to rule and rather return to the swamp, Shrek, Donkey, and Puss set out to look for Arthur. As they departed from the port, however, Fiona calls out to Shrek telling him that she is pregnant, much to his horror, as he felt that he isn't ready to be a father. Shrek starts to have a nightmare of having too many babies, later seeing Donkey with a baby ogre's face as the nightmare continues. Upon waking up, Shrek admits to Donkey that mostly he's afraid of being a bad parent, since ogres aren't generally known for being kind or loving. One reason ‌Shrek is still so popular is because the franchise goes beyond the film industry. Shrek has merchandise, video games, and even a Broadway musical adaptation to its name. Shrek was allegedly supposed to appear in Puss in Boots: Nine Lives & 40 Thieves, the original sequel to Puss in Boots. What role he would've had is currently unknown.Other notable appearances: Shrek the Musical, Scared Shrekless (2010), Shrek 4-D, Shrek Kart, and Shrek Smash n’ Crash Racing Image from WikiShrek Like his namesake, Wolfie imitates Little Red Riding Hood’s grandmother. He can also blow powerful winds. However, in the Shrek movies, Wolfie uses his power for good by helping Shrek escape. Princess Fiona, or simply Fiona, is one of the main characters of all Shrek films. Like Shrek, she is an ogre with green skin, long red hair, and wears an emerald green dress. Cameron Diaz voiced Fiona in the films, while Sutton Foster played the role in the Broadway musical.

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The Dronkeys are among the original Shrek characters. They are not based on existing fairytale characters. They are Donkey and Dragon’s offspring. As hybrids, they have a donkey head and body with dragon wings. Like their mother, the Dronkeys can fly and breathe fire.

While she wasn’t particularly enthusiastic about Fiona and Shrek’s marriage, Queen Lillian still accepted Shrek as her son-in-law. Later on, however, she grows to love and accept Shrek into her family. At the news of Fiona’s pregnancy, she is genuinely excited to become a grandmother. Merlin is an old wizard who was formerly Artie’s magic teacher. He is a short man with a bald head but a long white beard. He wears circular spectacles and a blue wizard hat and a matching blue robe. Donkey, afraid to be alone by himself in the dark, goes inside the windmill looking for Princess Fiona. A large green hand grabs the ladder, and then a female ogre looks down on Donkey as he wanders around. All the sights and sounds frighten Donkey. The ogre falls through the wood and screams as she lands on the floor, frightening Donkey even more. He's terrified when she stands up, and he screams for Shrek. Donkey asks her what she did with the princess. She tries to calm and quiet him down, saying that it's her, in this body. He thinks that she ate the princess and shouts at her stomach, then calls for Shrek again. She finally calms him down and convinces him that she is the princess. He wonders what happened to her, telling her that she's... different. She admits that she's ugly. Donkey thinks it's because she ate the weed rat, but she tells him that she's been this way as long as she can remember. She says that it only happens when the sun goes down. She looks at her reflection in a barrel of water and recites a spell: "By night one way, by day another. This shall be the norm until you find love's first kiss and then take love's true form." She tells Donkey that when she was a little girl a witch cast a spell on her; every night she becomes "this, this horrible, ugly beast"; she was placed in a tower to await the day her true love would rescue her. Fiona sits down and tells Donkey that it's why she has to marry Farquaad tomorrow before the suns sets and he sees her like this. She cries, and then Donkey tries to console her. He says that she's ugly, but adds that she only looks like this at night, and that Shrek is ugly all the time. She replies that she's a princess, and it's not how a princess should look. Donkey suggests that she shouldn't marry Farquaad. She insists that she has to, because only her true love's first kiss can break the spell. Donkey tells her that she's an ogre, and Shrek's an ogre, and that they have a lot in common. Unlike most Shrek characters, Artie doesn’t have any other appearances. He only appears in the third movie, and nobody else mentions him in the fourth film. This is most likely because Justin Timberlake, who voiced the role, could not return for the fourth film because of scheduling issues. Big Bad Wolf However, Shrek isn’t all about just the laughs. Behind the adventures and funny jokes, Shrek explores some deeper themes.