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Related Subjects. She is often serious with what she is talking about and the guys are careful not to get on her nerves.

As a hippopotamus, Gloria is another animal in the Central Park Zoo and was one of the many attractions, drawing crowds that enjoyed seeing her swim about in her water tank.

At this party, Marty announced his wish upon blowing out the candles on his cake: to go to the wild. Gloria, Alex and Melman tried to have Marty come to his senses by telling him life out in the wilds was savage and difficult, whereas life in the zoos was adequate.

Marty was unhappy at hearing this, and Gloria told Alex to go to console Marty. Later that night, Marty acted out his wish and headed straight for the Terminal Station to take a train and go to Connecticut, where Marty heard wide open spaces were found.

Gloria urged both Alex and Melman to come with her to find Marty and bring him back before any people would notice. They were found, regardless, along with Mason and Phil, the two chimps, and a troupe of secretive penguins, all ending up tranquilized with darts.

When they all came to, they found themselves in crates bound for Africa. When the penguins hijack the ship, the crates fall into the ocean and wash up on the island of Madagascar.

After some confusion, they start to set up their own society and attract the attention of a lemur colony. In Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa , Gloria expresses a desire to join in the zoo breeding program, in the hopes of finding a boyfriend.

When the animals crash land in Africa, she attracts the attention of a hippo named Moto Moto. Though she thinks he is the ideal boyfriend at first, she realizes that he only loves her for her enormous stomach, whereas Melman loves her for who she is.

Realizing that she loves Melman back, she stops him from sacrificing himself into the volcano, even saying "It's crazy to think that I had to go halfway around the world to find the perfect guy was right next door Gloria returns in Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted with Melman, the couple finds their way as they contribute to the circus' success with a spectacular tightrope act.

Skipper is a major character in the first film, but Kowalski, Rico, and Private are supporting characters and don't talk much until The Madagascar Penguins in a Christmas Caper.

All four penguins have major roles in the first sequel and supporting roles in the second sequel. He has dark, sapphire -blue eyes and his head is flatter than those of the other three penguins.

Like the rest of the penguins, he has no idea what is expected of the penguin species, other than to "smile and wave.

In the first Madagascar movie, Skipper is the mastermind behind a plot to escape the confines of the zoo and leave for Antarctica.

Kowalski, Rico, and Private are his accomplices in this plot. They dig under their enclosure until they reach Marty the zebra, thinking it to be the South Pole.

Skipper explains to Marty that they are attempting to escape the zoo because penguins do not belong there in captivity.

He then orders his accomplices to continue tunneling. Late that night, Skipper and the other penguins are caught by a SWAT team, as are six other animals found outside the zoo.

The penguins are tranquilized and put into a crate to be transferred. When they awake, Skipper is confused at the lettering on the crate where they are being held and orders Mason to read it; Mason's companion Phil reads it.

According to the box, they are all bound for a wildlife preserve in Africa, despite the cold climate penguins need.

Skipper orders Rico to pick the lock on the crate where they are held, whereupon the four penguins knock out the crew and take command of the ship, commandeering it to reach Antarctica.

Skipper and his mates finally reach Antarctica and are sorely disappointed by the barren, desolate terrain as evidenced by Private's exclamation, "Well, this sucks Upon arriving, he and the other three encounter Gloria and Melman, and see that Alex and Marty whom they refer to as their "monochromatic friend" are gone.

It is Skipper who helps to distract the foossa while Marty is recovered, and also helps fight off a number of them. Skipper notices later on that Alex is still hungry, not having been able to eat steak, and has Rico prepare sushi for Alex.

Skipper then relinquishes control of the ship to Alex, as he no longer needs it, and proceeds to sunbathe on the tropical beaches in comfort.

Skipper is asked by Private if they should tell Alex and his friends that the ship is out of gas. Skipper declines, telling his troupe to "Just smile and wave, boys.

Smile and wave. They fix the plane when it crashes in Africa with the help of "more thumbs" Mason and Phil. At the end of the movie, he marries a bobblehead doll.

In The Penguins of Madagascar , the bobblehead is nowhere to be seen. With Phil dressed as the "King of Versailles," they are able to amass a fortune of jewels, diamonds and gold and plan to buy an aircraft to pick up the "hippies" Alex, Marty, Gloria, and Melman in Africa and return to New York.

Things change when Alex and the others rush to Monte Casino, believing that the penguins have abandoned them. Skipper later uses the fortune to help the gang become part of a traveling circus.

Skipper is one of the four main characters of The Penguins of Madagascar. In the show, many things are revealed about him and it expands on his character from the movies.

In multiple episodes it is shown that Skipper knows karate and is an exceptionally capable fighter. He's also very strong, as seen in "Launchtime.

However, in "Needle Point", it is revealed that he has a fear of needles , so in later episodes if he's injured he's treated with medical cream or the like.

Generally, he is a straight man, displaying a very stereotypical general personality when not in battle: he's been shown waking his men up early in the morning for training, has given them trials on being able to work without him a number of times, and has been shown to being very hard-boiled.

He is, though, soft on his men at times, properly rewarding them and even showing fear and worry when he knows they're in danger.

He becomes especially upset when he believes one of them to be dead. He often tries to hide this part, as he once told Private that he Private is always bait because he "is gullible and expendable," but later becomes upset when Private is eaten.

Although Skipper's plans and theories often serve as jokes, his most unorthodox theories are sometimes proven true; the Blowhole existence is the most extreme example of this.

Doctor Blowhole is first mentioned in "Eclipsed", when Skipper brings up his plan to extinguish the sun; this is because the sun was covered by a solar eclipse and, before Mason, Phil, and Kowalski mentioned it, Skipper believed he finally succeeded.

Skipper being paranoid often comes up due to his theories, and whether or not he's right depends on the episode.

Often, those around him refuse to follow along, mostly Marlene because she believes Skipper overreacts. He often comes up with theories without basis on new arrivals, usually flying piranha or being a spy for Doctor Blowhole.

According to him, there are actually 8 continents, since he counts Atlantis and appears to believe it is off the coast of Brazil. He once tells Maurice that if he had Skipper's security clearance, he would believe it too.

Skipper indicates that he believes that some new arrivals to the zoo could be flying piranha. In the episode "Launchtime," when he asks Kowalski to search for a place where nearly no lemurs can be found, he states that he cannot set foot in Denmark; when Private questions him on this, he replies by saying "Well, that's private, Private, between me and the Danes.

Skipper has mentioned that there used to be two more penguins Manfredi and Johnson, named for two ill-fated characters in the World War II prisoner-of-war saga Stalag 17 in addition to himself and the other three; this is unconfirmed, and these claims have never been adequately explained.

When they're brought up, it's usually as a warning or an aside remark, as they died in the past during a mission.

In "The Hidden", he mentions that they died during a mission when they were attacked by "flying piranhas" and that they had to "bury what was left of them with a tea spoon".

In "A Kipper for Skipper," when Skipper states that "relatively few penguins get left behind", as the others point out that Manfredi, Johnson, and another penguin were.

In "Roger Dodger," he tells Rico that he would take him out if he had to and tells him "just ask Manfredi and Johnson. In "Maurice at Peace," it is implied that they were accidentally smothered by the others due to a misinterpretation of a message which actually said to smother them with affection.

In "Smotherly Love," it is mentioned that they died a very relaxing death in a day spa. His Italian pronunciation is not perfect.

Skipper breaks up with her after it is revealed that she had swallowed Fred the squirrel, and in subsequent episodes she wasn't heard from or mentioned.

Skipper shares a very strong friendship with Marlene, a female Asian Otter who lives across from the penguins and is a main character in the series.

Despite their conflicting differences and clashes of personality, the two still remain very close and are able to keep their bond of friendship strong.

Marlene is also considered "privileged" by Skipper, due to the fact that he thinks of her as a smart, which is rather unusual, considering his otherwise generally scornful opinion of mammals.

He sometimes allows her to tag along on missions. As the series The Penguins of Madagascar continues, Skipper starts to realize that Private is following in his footsteps in "Private and the Winky-Factory.

Blowhole and Hans the Puffin. Over the course of the series, he likes and trusts them less and less. In the Dr. Kowalski is second-in-command and the tallest of the penguins, forming plans for the group and usually taking notes for Skipper.

When Skipper is absent, he takes charge and his rank is First Lieutenant. He has blue eyes and tends to over-analyze situations.

Often formulating plans for the group, Kowalski is a loyal supporter of his leader, Skipper. Kowalski had escaped the zoo with the other penguins but was promptly captured and put into a crate for transfer with his comrades.

The crates were all placed on a ship bound for Africa, where all the creatures from the zoo would be kept in a wildlife preserve. While in the crate, Kowalski confessed that he could not read he said the words on the side of the box were an "older code", in slight reference to Return of the Jedi and asked another transferee, a chimpanzee named Phil, to read the words on the crate.

As soon as this was done, the four penguins headed to the ship's bridge, knocked out the crew and captain, bound them up, and Kowalski plotted the ship's course to Antarctica.

He is the technician of the group and always has his notepad and, every now an then, an abacus. While being able to formulate plans and invent things such as a rocket ship out of a trashcan and fireworks, a futuristic rotary saw blade made of energy and multiple random objects, or an intelligence manipulator from just a cardboard box, a magnet, and a vacuum he is shown to have a bit of difficulty deducing simpler machines.

At the end of "Needle Point", it is revealed that he has a fear of zoological oral checks. He seems to also spout nearly or completely nonsensical words, such as, "The moo cow may have a chocolate marshmallow", or "I'll be a bicycle cream cone", whenever either hit incredibly hard as he did when body checked by a giant rat during a hockey game or when shocked severely as by Officer X's stun gun.

He screamed " Galileo Galilei " when he got his injection during "Needle Point". He also loves candy. In the series he is shown to be intelligent but it is not as apparent in the films, which reveal that he does not know how to read English e.

He does most of his calculations on an abacus, although he was briefly in possession of a calculator that was destroyed. He is in love with a dolphin called Doris and recorded a poem for her on DVD which highlighted her apparent non-interest in him in the "Hot Ice" episode.

She was first mentioned in "Gone in a Flash" with a photo being shown. It has been noted that his inventions have a habit of horribly backfiring regardless of his best intentions or their successes.

In Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted , an invention of his called a "nucular" reactor sic is used. As a result of his inventions, he comes off as unhinged, especially when he becomes overly defensive about what he does.

Outright called a mad scientist by Skipper, Kowalski often creates things in order to "show them" and has, on few occasions, hidden his devices.

In "I Know Why The Caged Bird Goes Insane", he becomes increasingly derailed as the episode goes on after being temporarily bound to a wheelchair, mostly because the nursery he was being held in was right next door to the Science Expo, and he makes a few attempts to break out.

Rico, third-in-command of the penguins, does not really talk very much, usually communicating in babbles and mumbles. He is similar in physical features to the other penguins in the movies, but he has a tuft of feathers shaped like a Mohawk and a scar of unknown origin on his left cheek in the television series, which makes him easier to distinguish, particularly from Skipper.

Rico is the greediest and fattest of the penguins - he will eat almost anything, and thinks constantly of food. Skipper describes him as "clearly a world-class psychopath".

Rico appears to be not merely particularly psychotic, but to some degree mentally deficient. In "Friend in a Box" Kowalski points a mind-reading device at him which, despite seeming to function perfectly for the other three penguins, picks up only the word 'Fish' being thought by Rico.

According to Skipper, it was a mystery how Rico passed the psych test. On the other hand, in "Cat's Cradle" Skipper tells Rico to demonstrate shutting off all unnecessary brain functions to conserve oxygen, and Rico seems to 'deactivate' by deflating his entire body.

In the first and second film, what little speech Rico used suggested that his native language is Japanese , and his sushi -preparation skills added to this idea.

However, in the TV series, he communicated with excitable garbled grunts, but could still manage short sentences in English, and his language further improved by the second season.

He's the team's weapons expert and his main function is to regurgitate any necessary tools that Skipper may need for a mission.

His stomach operates as a hammer space , containing items as large or larger than himself, or that weigh much more than common sense would allow, with no ill effect on himself.

He can swallow and regurgitate almost anything from paperclips and explosives, all the way to a running chainsaw and ground-to-air missile.

As the show went on, characters could actually reach inside him and pull things out. His stomach even contains a spiral staircase and elevator, and he can swallow other characters and regurgitate them safely, as he has swallowed both Mort and Kowalski.

He's very fond of explosives, and his answer to problems would always be "Kaboom! Rico has little tolerance for "mushy" stuff, and often becomes nauseous when Private gets overly emotional and "lovey-dovey" about something.

On the other hand he seems to be the second most emotional penguin next to Private and is deeply in love with a plastic doll called Ms. Another characteristic of Rico is that he might be incredibly superstitious, as, after receiving a rather dismal sounding fortune in a fortune cookie, Rico was a victim of pranks by King Julien who was trying to prove it was right.

Even after revealing that Julien was behind the accidents, Rico still needed to have him "take away the curse.

Rico's psychosis needs to be controlled at all times, by Skipper limiting his use of destructive solutions, often involving explosions.

Giving him free rein to destroy to his heart's desire, Rico builds up enough psychotic pressure that he becomes a vortex of destruction, spinning out of control and destroying everything in his path.

Kowalski once estimated Rico was capable of destroying the entire zoo in this state. In the episode "Herring Impaired", Rico shows that he can be responsible when his friends need help, and because the other penguins had "Pisces Dementia", Rico had to keep watch over his friends to make sure they don't have another fish for 24 hours.

During the episode, Maurice asked that "Since when did we get four Ricos? Private is the youngest and shortest of the penguins. He has light blue eyes and speaks with a British accent though the other penguins think his accent is fake.

In a way, he's much more childish, enjoying "Lunacorns" pony dolls based on a show that teaches good morals and friendship and often suggesting much nicer plans such as asking for something instead of breaking into a habitat or simply telling the truth to others.

He is often called inexperienced by the others. He has an addiction to Peanut Butter Winkies, first displayed in "Skorka" and further elaborated on in later episodes.

He was overprotective of the egg in the episode "Paternal Egg-Stinct", though given how his team mates were treating it Skipper put it through a dangerous obstacle course, Kowalski tried shock treatments to increase its intelligence, and Rico was flying it with a hang glider , this was rational.

Private is very good at deciphering the code, communications and peace treaties, and in some degrees, common sense.

Private has been known to give life lessons in "Mort Unbound" he tells Mort, "There is a natural order of things" and in "Two Feet High and Rising" he tells Mort that Julien's feet "are just feet; not love".

Private is emotionally sensitive, and is often portrayed as more observant or down to earth than the others noticing when Skipper's ankle tag had not been taken off, indicating that he did not get a shot or suggesting that Maurice had stumbled back because of being blinded by a camera flash, which Skipper quickly labeled as preposterous though he nevertheless told Kowalski to run a scenario as well as having fighting skills on a par with or only slightly below those of Rico and Skipper in one episode he is able to block rapid strikes from Skipper and disarm him with his feet while spinning on his head, all while blindfolded.

On the wall of the Penguin's HQ is a stuffed fish with a sign "Private's First Prize"; hiding behind it as well as a bunch of electronic precautions is his most prized possession: a butterscotch lollipop.

Like Kowalski, he loves candy, but eating too much of it causes him to hallucinate. He has an abnormal fear of badgers and cockroaches, as shown in the "Badger Pride" and "Stop Bugging Me" episodes respectively.

When Private is the last available penguin to fix a situation such as when it's revealed that the penguins had spied on the rest of the zoo occupants or during 'Untouchable' , he is able to rise to the occasion and execute a solution that benefits everyone.

At first, Skipper abused the hyper-cute, using it on everyone around them, so Private swore to never use it again after the misuse of the hyper-cute caused chaos around the zoo and nearly got them sent away.

Despite his vow, the hyper-cute made appearances in other episodes. This ability was attempted in one episode when Private was molting, but instead of knocking an observer out with adorability, it frightened and panicked anybody seeing him use the ability.

In the "Concrete Jungle Survival" episode, Private received the rank of Private First Class after successfully passing a test in the city.

He had been just a Private beforehand. In the Christmas special "Merry Madagascar" Private finds himself falling in love with Cupid, one of Santa's reindeer.

The relationship is short-lived, as Cupid must return and work with Santa. Private reminded her that they would "Always have Madagascar!

Private is the only penguin with known relatives, he has an uncle named Nigel though they may not be related , and in "Operation Penguin," he mentions his father is named Sam Fishy, though Sam Fishy has yet to be shown onscreen.

However, in Penguins of Madagascar , he appeared to have been abandoned as an egg, leading to the possibility that he is an orphan. As a self-proclaimed lord of the lemurs, Julien ruled over a great colony of lemurs in Madagascar using mostly his charisma and delegating , i.

Nevertheless, he shows more intelligence and calmness compared to the other lemurs aside from Maurice , which is shown when the very word " Fossa " drives all of them, except himself and Maurice, into a state of panic.

He had parties for his subjects on Madagascar with much frequency, the likes of which were interrupted constantly by the fossa, which trespassed onto the lemur territory, devouring all that they could catch.

He saves his subjects from the Fossa and got bitten on the rear by the Fossa and he survived. When he learns that his nephew is still alive and is still king, his devious uncle tries to get rid of him and reclaim the throne.

In the end, Julien discovered his uncle's plot, glad that Clover chose him over his uncle, and gives his uncle a second chance, by putting him in the Fossa disguise, that is being cuddled by a Fossa girl, much to his uncle's dismay.

The day Alex and his friends came to Madagascar, King Julien and his subjects were enjoying one of their parties when it was invaded by the fossa.

When asked where the people were, Julien pointed to a skeleton of a man caught in a parachute hanging from a tree. Later that night, Julien had a meeting of the lemurs and other creatures of the jungle in the plane.

Julien insisted that if they could make friends with Alex and his friends, the fossa would be scared away for good.

Maurice was skeptical about this plan, but Julien insisted that, being king, his ideas were the best. Julien's plan failed when Alex started attacking the lemurs and his friends.

Although Alex then turned back to normal and the foossa were scared away with only the actions of the four main characters and the penguins, Julien took the credits for its success.

However, when it went wrong, he did not foist the idea back onto Maurice. When Alex and his friends were ready to go back to New York, Julien gave them his crown; he had already made himself a bigger, better one using a leaf-tailed gecko named Stevie.

He is in the first class, ordering constant refreshments, and amusing himself with old plane crash films. As the plane crashes down to Africa after running out of fuel and momentum, Julien takes utter pleasure in the feeling of weightlessness caused by the high-speed descent.

By being in first class, he escapes the crash with a parachute but loses his crown. Upon arriving in Africa, Julien at first believes they are in New York and makes himself a new crown.

He manages to gain some power while in Africa, although very few characters actually pay attention to him, getting to ride a flock of flamingos with Maurice, then moving on to riding ostriches and finally an elephant.

Later, when the reserve's watering hole dries up, Julien suggests to the animals that they make a sacrifice to "his good friends, the water gods" at the volcano to replenish the water.

To convince the masses, King Julien enacts his casual conversation with the Water Gods. Later, Julien persuades Melman to volunteer for the sacrifice, who believed he was going to die soon anyway.

But when Melman realized he was going to live, he gave up on being a sacrifice, leaving Julien disappointed at his plan's failure.

Mort arrives soon after, followed by a persistent shark that had been attempting to eat him. This shark then falls into the volcano, thus completing the sacrifice, and as Julien comes out of the volcano, he sees the water coming back to the reserve due, in fact, to a dam constructed by Nana being destroyed by Alex and Zuba , and is convinced of his plan's success.

From this King Julien concludes that the Water Gods like seafood more. Julien appears in The Penguins of Madagascar regularly, often noisily and unintentionally annoying Skipper and pretty much everyone.

He is the self-proclaimed "King of the Zoo" no doubt due to his former king status on Madagascar. Only Mort and Maurice truly believe and respect him as their king, the rest just show up to his "proclamation of royal decrees.

Blowhole's Revenge ". Julien hates having anyone touch his feet, such as passing a royal decree that anyone who touches his feet would be banished from his kingdom the zoo.

When the sewer rats went to the zoo and tricked the Penguins out of their home, Julien decided to play for the Penguins in a game of Hockey to try and win their home back.

They were losing until one of the rats touched his feet, after that he lost it and beat all of them on his own. In the episode "Crown Fools", Julien panics when he loses his crown and obsessively longs for it until it is revealed that he had a spare crown all along prompting Marlene, who was trying to make him new crowns all day, to chase him with a crowbar.

Despite his desire for everyone to listen and do what he wants, he dislikes and ignores Mort, his most loyal follower, who treats him like a god.

Mort responds to everything Julien tells him to do as "I like In the episode "Haunted Habitat" he mentioned that he had a dream that he was "The last mammal on Earth".

Mort was just happy to be in the dream despite that he was "road kill" in it. A recurring gag in The Penguins of Madagascar series is that Julien believes in supernatural beings , which sometimes annoys the other animals.

In the episode Misfortune Cookie , Rico gets a fortune cookie that reads "You will soon meet a fowl end. Julien exclaims "these stitions are super," and tries to get the penguins to believe in the supernatural.

King Julien actively plots to make a "foul end" fortune come true - by his own doing. It is also known that his believing in spirits can be used against him, seeing that Mason and Phil tricks Julien into believing that the "sky spirits" are angry with the Julien self-centrism, thing that change Julien's personality.

But when Skipper notices that kind Julien is more annoying than the narcissist Julien, Skipper makes him come back to his original self. It is also shown that Julien gains a super-lemur level of strength if he gets mad.

Visible when in "Miracle on Ice", Julien spanked and humiliated the Rat King, after one of his henchmen touched Julien's feet; In Happy King Julien Day, Maurice claims that Julien violently used a cane to spank everyone who forgot his self-proclaimed holiday.

Also, he saved the day by managing to get back to the circus. Maurice, birth name Bricky, is an overweight aye-aye , although he lacks the aye-aye's distinctive middle finger.

Maurice is King Julien's advisor - although Julien seldom listens to him - and often shows skepticism of his ruler's mad plans.

He has a long squirrel-like bushy tail. He lived in a tribe of other lemurs and witnessed newcomers to their home: a quartet of zoo animals.

Maurice was suspicious of Alex, a lion, thinking him to be potentially dangerous. Maurice expressed this concern during a meeting of the lemurs and jungle animals, but was ignored by Julien.

The next day, Maurice took part in the festival honoring the newcomers. During the festival, his suspicions about Alex become confirmed as Alex starts to give into his natural predatory instincts, and shortly after explained the trouble with having a lion around.

He knew that Alex would need to eat meat, and felt that Alex should leave and go to the carnivore side of the island. Shortly after, Maurice witnessed Gloria, Melman, and Marty working with a group of penguins to fight off the fossa that were attacking the lemur tribe.

Maurice had to admit that King Julien's plan had worked and that fossa would no longer be of any worry.

Maurice saw the newcomers out when they decided to leave and was obligated to wave King Julien's arm for him, as the king was tired of waving it.

In the sequel Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa , Maurice does not have a prominent role, basically agreeing to whatever King Julien says.

In the series, he often acts like a strict big brother to Mort and knows him so well that in "The Penguin Stays in the Picture" he is shocked to find that Mort only ate half of his popsicle, prompting Skipper to go find him because he suspected Mort went missing, which was correct.

He is shown to have many hidden talents in several episodes such as painting and speaking chameleon in "The Hidden" and using a yo-yo in "Friend-in-a-Box.

Despite being overweight, he was still able to hold his own when he got into a physical fight with Kowalski and Rico in "The Lost Treasure of the Golden Squirrel.

Maurice returns with a much smaller role in Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted, where he and the other two lemurs join the zoosters in catching up with the penguins and chimps.

After joining the circus, the trio of lemurs fall into a crate holding Sonya the bear. Julien falls in love with Sonya, weirding-out Maurice and Mort.

The two don't show up again until the end of the movie where they gun Dubois with a tranquilizer dart. Though quite timid, Mort can also be shrill and vocal in confrontations.

Despite this, Mort does not show any lasting unhappiness, and his expression changes within the same scene. Mort has an obsession with Julien's feet ever since he used them to kick some fossa as seen in the first episode of All Hail King Julien.

Mort also has very good money skills as in the episode "Gimme Gimme Gimme: The Game" where he cleverly becomes the richest lemur in Madagascar all the other lemurs became broke including Julien after getting all their money and possessions but gives it all back after Julien, defeated, says that he had won showing that he believed that it was all a game.

In every episode, Mort was able to develop different personalities such as Smart Mort and his Evil Grammy which resulted in his personality disorder.

During the events of "Exiled", it is revealed that Mort is an immortal transdimentional being and all of his alternate personalities are dimensional counterparts who he defeated and absorbed their life essence.

By the end of the season, he marries the mountain lemur Zora but later break up in Season 5. In The Penguins of Madagascar episode "Sting Operation" when the penguins turn into idiots, they had the same obsession for feet just like him, which Julien despises.

In his anger, Julien once banished Mort from their habitat at the zoo, forcing Mort to seek a "cure" from the Penguins. Mort makes his first appearance in Madagascar , wherein he has a minor role.

He lives among the other native lemurs under Julien. Julien uses him as a test to see if Alex and the others eat lemurs, and Mort quickly decides that he likes them, as he is later shown to have a tendency to like everything.

Mort is last seen in the film with the other lemurs wishing the zoo animals farewell, and Julien uses him as a makeshift foot-rest.

In Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa , Mort plays a much larger role. He attempts to follow Julien and Maurice on the penguins' plane, but Julien goes to extremes to keep him out of the plane, declaring that Mort had "scissors and hand cream" he did in fact, have a pair of scissors, however he lacked any hand cream on the journey.

After reaching a shore at Africa, Mort is pursued by a persistent shark, which follows him onto the African preserve. Mort still followed by the shark finds Julien at a volcano where Melman had just decided that he would not sacrifice himself to return the preserve's water.

The shark accidentally falls into the volcano just as Alex and Zuba destroy the dam blocking the river, thus leading Julien to believe that his plan to give a sacrifice to bring back the water was successful.

At one point, stuffed "Mort" dolls became very popular, and out of jealousy Julien throws them into the skunk habitat. In the episode, King Julien also reveals that the only reason he allows Mort to stay with them is so he can express his dislike for Mort in front of him, and keep himself entertained.

After being turned back into his regular self, Mort expresses that he is happy with who he is. Despite the fact that Mort is often treated poorly by King Julien, the other characters show concern for him as Maurice tries to if with limited success save Mort when he may be in danger to be King Julien's biggest concern, and Skipper, who refers to Mort as "sad-eyes", dived in the way of the mutant rat overlord to save Mort.

In the episode "Otter Woman", all the boys are attracted to Marlene because her fur turned white. Mort tries the same thing in the end of the episode, without success.

Mort returned in Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted. Things he does in it involve vomiting on Alex's birthday cake, helping Alex defeat Dubois early on in the film, being part of the flying Afro Circus with the other lemurs, and tranquilizing Dubois with knockout darts.

Mason and Phil are two sophisticated common chimpanzees at the Central Park Zoo, who prefer to drink cups of coffee and "read" the newspaper in the morning.

Mason speaks with a stereotypical British accent ; Phil, by contrast, doesn't speak at all and communicates entirely through American Sign Language , though whether he is actually deaf is unknown.

Both escape the zoo after Gloria breaks through its outer wall; Mason mentions Tom Wolfe giving a lecture, and they plan to attend to "throw poo at him.

In Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa , the chimps call upon chimpanzees living in Africa to help rebuild the wrecked plane that was supposed to fly them back to New York.

In The Penguins of Madagascar , Mason and Phil are supporting characters in the series, and are shown to be annoyed by Julien's partying.

They attempt to rid him of his ways by tricking Julien into thinking a solar eclipse was a sign that the "sky spirits" disapproved of his behavior.

Phil may be the most temperamental or "potty mouthed" of the two, as after being told there is no checkmate in checkers, he makes several signs which Mason responds with "You groom your mother with those hands?!

An instance of this is when the zoo occupants were ordered to make a cake for King Julien, and Mason mistakes "booger" for "sugar". This does not mean that Phil is unable to communicate well, even though he is unable to truly speak, he was still able to win over the heart of Lulu, a female chimp visiting from the Hoboken Zoo in New Jersey for a weekend, While Lulu did appear in a later episode where the penguins ended up accidentally finding themselves in the Hoboken Zoo, it is unknown if she keeps in touch with Phil.

McGrath explained that originally their "first scene was just deciphering the code on the shipping label".

They wanted gestures to be "really frenetic", and "she signed out, 'Tell the tiny pea-brained birds that the sign reads: Ship to They make a cameo appearance on a newspaper in Turbo.

The animals of Circus Zaragoza are trained circus performers that Alex's group had met while on the run from Chantel DuBois.

Among the animals of Circus Zaragoza are:. Vitaly is a muscular Siberian tiger with a Russian accent who leads a traveling circus in Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted.

The tough Vitaly once jumped through flaming rings of fire to excite crowds, constantly pushing himself to the limit by jumping through smaller and smaller rings that seemed impossible for his size while lubricating himself with olive oil.

But after losing his confidence and more than a few of his hairs on one fateful attempt which involved a flaming ring that would only fit on the smallest finger due to the olive oil being flammable , he also lost his passion and his act partially.

When Alex and his friends plead with the circus to let them escape on their train, Vitaly is the most resistant, only to be overruled by Gia.

When the zoo animals purchase the circus, Vitaly remains the most hostile to their changes to the business, even as the rest of the crew becomes inspired.

In London, Vitaly decides to give up and prepares to leave just before the circus' critical performance. Alex confronts Vitaly and reminds the tiger of his love of performing and while suggesting he uses hair conditioner as a safer lubricant before regaining his courage to jump through the tiny flaming hoop.

As a result, Vitaly's stunt is performed perfectly to open the successful show. With that, a profoundly heartened Vitaly becomes a fast friend of Alex.

Even after the zoo animals are exposed and estranged from the circus, Vitaly is the first to support Gia's proposal to rescue their new friends from the zoo and plays a key role in that operation.

Gia is a jaguar with an Italian accent who is part of the traveling circus in Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted. She wears a blue woven floral necklace , has gold eyes and has heart-shaped palms.

She is Alex's love interest who is always on the lookout to discover something new and gets her chance when she convinces a reluctant Alex to teach her the trapeze — "Circus Americano" style.

Her only role in the circus before Alex, Marty, Melman and Gloria came around was doing normal cat tricks sitting, standing, rolling over , but when Alex teaches her trapeze, she performs with him and they move closer.

Later on, she and the other circus animals save Alex and the gang from Dubois. Stefano is a sea lion with an Italian accent and curly whiskers.

He is part of the traveling circus in Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted and is a happy, fun-loving Italian sea lion who always looks on the brighter side of things.

A true entertainer at heart, he is up for any challenge to save the circus, even convincing Alex that the show must go on. Sonya is the traveling circus' most ferocious, yet playful Eurasian brown bear who appears in Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted.

Her tricycle riding act is only topped by her ridiculous tutu. But her biggest trick of all will be casting a spell on King Julien, who is instantly smitten with her.

Strangely, she does not talk in English nor is as anthropomorphic like most of the other characters, but Julien can understand what she is saying when she growls the way she communicates instead.

However, she might have human intelligence. While they are in Rome , she and Julien travel to Vatican City where they steal the Pope 's ring after Julien pretends to kiss it and uses it to buy her a Ducati motorbike after they fall down a set of stairs and destroy her tricycle, which she uses in her performance in London.

They are white Andalusian Mares with Spanish accents who like Marty and are part of the circus. All their names start with "E" and end with "A".

When Alex's group improved the Circus Zaragoza, the Andalusian Triplets bounced on the trampolines during their act while wearing butterfly wings on their outfits.

They tend to fight and argue with each other and they hate being called cute and cuddly. Only the first three are credited.

Their names are revealed in the DVD commentary as well as the fact that they are German. According to Tom McGrath, they are very nice and great to work with.

They remain silent in the film due to the fact that their possible dialogue was cut from the film. He first appeared in " The Madagascar Penguins in a Christmas Caper " where he was sad due to be alone during Christmas.

This caused Private to want to give him a present. When Skipper denied him his request, Private snuck out into the city to find Ted a gift only to be kidnapped by Nana.

After getting Private back, the other penguins decided to invite Ted to their Christmas party where the polar bear had invited the rest of the Zoo as the animals present sing their rendition of "Jingle Bells.

In the series, he mainly appears as a background zoo animal. He did play a small role in the episode "P. Zuba voiced by Bernie Mac in the film, Dan White in the video game is a lion who is Alex's father and the alpha lion of the pride in Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa.

He was first seen as the Alpha Lion of a pride in the reserve where Alex was born. At first, he thinks that Alex has returned to take over, but his wife notices that they both have the same birthmark and realizes that Alex is their son.

Zuba is a proud father, but he is somewhat confused as to why his son is interested in dancing. After many events in the movie including Alex failing the rite of passage and shaming his family, Zuba finally accepts Alex.

The film was dedicated to Mac's memory. Florrie, unlike Zuba, accepts Alex for what he is. She is not disturbed at all by the fact that Alex prefers to dance instead of fight.

Due to this, she acts as the voice of reason and tries to encourage Zuba that it is better that Alex came back to them, dancer or not, as a king.

Florrie is never addressed by her name in the film and in the movie's end credits, she is credited as "Mom".

It is presumably in the novelization that her name is revealed. Moto Moto voiced by will. In Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa , he courts and romantically pursues Gloria.

However, eventually, Gloria realizes that Moto Moto only loves her because of her extreme obesity. She accepts this at first, but then Melman tells her everything he likes about her and tells Moto Moto to treat her right.

This causes Gloria to break up with the hippo, and his last appearance is when he's looking for water only to find a bunch of jewels.

The scene where the female hippos tell Gloria that Moto Moto likes her has become an internet meme. An unnamed female Okapi voiced by Taraji P.

Henson appears in Madly Madagascar , whom Marty finds himself in love with. She is not interested until he uses a love potion on himself, causing her and all the other female animals to begin pampering him.

She and the other animals lose interest in him after he jumps into a lake to hide from them due to becoming overwhelmed by the pampering , causing the potion to wash off.

North Wind is an Arctic elite undercover interspecies task force that is dedicated to helping animals that can't help themselves. They worked with the Penguins in order to thwart the plans of the villain Dave aka Dr.

Octavius Brine. Among the members of North Wind are:. Classified voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch is a courageous yet slightly arrogant British wolf and the team leader of North Wind.

Skipper calls him Classified, who states his name isn't really "Classified". His name is classified as in "top secret" because he is the leader of the team.

He is the North Wind's counterpart of Skipper. Short Fuse voiced by Ken Jeong is a Belgian harp seal. He is the North Wind's explosive and demolitions expert.

He is the North Wind's counterpart of Rico. Kowalski has a crush on her. Coincidentally, she is the North Wind's counterpart of Kowalski.

He seems to like penguins and he freaks out when other penguins are taken. He is the North Wind's counterpart of Private loosely, as he's also able to fight well, but shows affection at a great level, like Private.

Nana voiced by Elisa Gabrielli in the films, Marion Ross in the second video game is an elderly lady with a Yiddish accent and the archenemy of Alex the lion.

Nana's personality changes over her appearances. Initially, she appears as a very aggressive old lady with incredible martial arts skills.

In The Madagascar Penguins in a Christmas Caper , she is shown to be aggressive with anyone, no matter how courteous people are with her.

But in Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa , she appears to be kinder than before, even leading the New Yorkers when she notices that they are in panic, only being aggressive with wild animals; which she sees as no different from domestic animals.

She is also shown to be a soft and grandmotherly figure to the New Yorkers. For example, when a man helps her find her handbag, she says, "Such a good boy.

Nana can't survive without it. Nana seems to be incredibly resistant to injury, as she was able to have another fight with Alex right after being tugged out of the back of a speeding tour jeep as well as being thrown through the windshield a second time by the penguins, who reversed over her in the jeep after noticing that she did not die.

Despite her martial arts skills, she is still portrayed as a "little old lady"; she has a waddling gait, wears dentures, and is knocked onto her back when firing a gun.

In the first movie, Nana crosses paths with Alex in Grand Central Station , then brutally assaults him. Throughout the series, she refers to Alex as "the bad kitty.

When the animals are surrounded by police, she somehow gets past and kicks Alex in "the batteries" or his groin.

She was quickly taken away by police. As shown in the sequel, she was not arrested, she was interviewed as a witness, and states what she thought of Alex: "He was a very bad kitty.

Nana is featured in The Madagascar Penguins in a Christmas Caper , where she proves that there are times when she is shown to be not only aggressive with animals, but with also people, like when she destroys random merchandise at a kiosk while shopping for her dog, then demands to purchase Private in a very rude tone, when she refuses to pay the taxi driver her fare, when she tells her doorman to "buzz off" and then punches him in the face for no reason, and even when she does not hold the elevator for Skipper, Kowalski, and Rico.

Nana returns in Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa. She also becomes the leader of an army of tourists left stranded by the penguins' schemes. She again crosses paths with Alex, then fights him, and wins again, although Alex puts up much more of a fight this time although Alex confesses to his friends that he actually only did it to distract her to get her bag, making Nana's victory unofficial.

She often hits Alex and loves her handbag. At the end of the film, Alex gives Makunga Nana's handbag.

When she sees Makunga holding it, she kicks him in the groin, steps on his foot, whacks his hand with a ruler, digs her hand into his ear, arm-burns him, and spanks him before dragging him off the reserve by his ear.

Nana does not appear in Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted. Chew voiced by Frank Welker is a small, white poodle , fond of chewing and tearing various items apart as demonstrated on an Alex plush toy.

Chew is owned by Nana, and lives in her apartment on the top floor in an apartment complex. Nana purchased Private, mistaking him for a squeaky toy , while he was attempting to find a gift for Ted, and reveals him to be a Christmas present for Mr.

Chew nearly mauled Private, while Nana was watching a football game on TV, but was defeated by Skipper, Kowalski and Rico, who had set out to rescue Private.

Nana does not hear the fight, but after she sees the damage following hearing Rico's dynamite stick going off , she blames Mr.

Chew for destroying her apartment and puts him on a big "time out". The fossa voiced by Tom McGrath and Eric Darnell in the film, various voices in All Hail King Julien appear as medium-sized weasel-like creatures, closely related to mongoose, and rarely speak, instead usually growling and yelping.

Throughout Madagascar , they are shown to terrorize the lemurs and attempt to eat them. According to Julien, "they're always annoying us [the lemurs] by trespassing, interrupting our parties, and ripping our limbs off.

Throughout the episode, the baby fossa kept biting King Julien. Because of this, he thought that the fossa was trying to eat him.

Kowalski told him that this was the fossa's way of showing love towards Julien, since he thought of him as his father. But, Julien realized this too late, because in order to get rid of the fossa, he shipped in a boa constrictor named Savio to devour him.

In order to keep the fossa safe, Julien wanted Savio to eat him instead, but the fossa attacked Savio to protect Julien, much to the penguins' disappointment.

His uncle gives Julien the crown after learning that the king of the lemurs will be eaten by the Fossa. But Julien got bitten on the butt, while saving the lemurs and his scream sent boulders falling down and the Fossa run away.

Throughout the first movie and the two TV series, there have been male Fossa. She is seen in the end cuddling the suit with Julien's uncle in it who is being punished and sparred by Julien, for sending his nephew to the territory and trying to reclaim the throne.

Julien is, at one point, able to tame a Fossa girl named Mary Anne who later becomes a partial leader of the Fossa.

Makunga voiced by Alec Baldwin in the film, John Cygan in the video game is a male lion with a large black mane styled in a pompadour and green eyes.

He is Zuba's rival and wants to take his place as alpha lion. He also calls Alex pathetic. When asked why he wants to become alpha lion, he replies "I'm better looking, I have better hair, I'm deceivingly smart, and I want everyone else to do what I say" Makunga usually acts like he thinks he is smart and has good leadership, but he only is trying to become alpha lion because he wants to be in charge.

Makunga often looks at other characters while making an evil unnoticed face where he crosses his arms in front of his chest and makes a big smirk , usually when he is planning to do something that is not good in this manner, he is very similar to Scar from The Lion King ".

Makunga often challenged Zuba to fights over the alpha lion position, but was easily beaten. One of those fights led to Zuba being distracted while Alex was captured by poachers.

Years later, Makunga used Alex in a bid to finally reach the rank of alpha lion where he tricked Alex into challenging his henchman Teetsi.

When Alex was defeated, Zuba reluctantly had to give up his alpha lion status and go into exile with his family. Makunga is not a very good leader saying the only solution to the fact that the local water hole was nearly dry was that they all would have to fight for it.

This causes doubt about his role as alpha lion, and almost every animal on the reserve wants Zuba back. After the water was restored, he still refused to allow Zuba and Alex to return from banishment.

He eventually meets his downfall when being tricked into angering Nana, who attacks Makunga and drags him off the reserve by his ear.

Teetsi voiced by Fred Tatasciore is Makunga's henchman and the strongest lion in his group. Makunga tricked Alex by suggesting that he goes up against Teetsi.

Alex ended up defeated by Teetsi. She is the best animal control officer in Monte Carlo with a perfect success record.

She is a big-game hunter and has extraordinary tracking skills, as well as superhuman strength and a habit of mounting the heads of every animal she has caught on her wall.

Like Nana, she is incredibly resistant to injury. Throughout the third film, she pursues the Four in hopes of having their heads as trophies, especially Alex's.

The obstacles DuBois avoid during her and her team's chase behind the animals' SUV in Monte Carlo are sliding past some omega-3 fish being spilled on the road while carrying her scooter up high, driving from one building to the other [in slow motion] after jumping off her scooter where the animals are preparing to get on the plane , and doing some stunts in an office building.

She finally captured Alex and the other animals at New York City , and the zoo staff thank her incorrectly believing that she tried to return Alex.

She rips up the check they give her where she says that "It wasn't about the money. It was about the lion. After a long fight between the animals and DuBois and her henchmen, DuBois is tranquilized by Mort and her men are knocked out.

She and her men are last seen shipped to Madagascar with her henchmen similar to the first movie thanks to the Penguins.

They are prone to getting hurt, unlike their boss. However, even when they do get hurt, DuBois can heal them instantly simply by singing " Non, je ne regrette rien ," thereby appealing to their patriotism.

One of those fights led to Zuba being distracted while Alex was captured by poachers. Marty likes seaweed on a stick. Strangely, she does not talk in English nor is as anthropomorphic like most of the other characters, but Julien can understand what she is saying when she growls the way she communicates instead. Ärger Englisch is a proud 24 Stunden Rennen Live, but he is somewhat confused as to why his son is interested in dancing. Nana does not hear Gosse fight, but after she sees the damage following hearing Rico's dynamite stick going offshe blames Mr. He has light Point Break 1991 Stream eyes and speaks with a British accent though the other penguins think his accent is fake. Upon arriving, he and the other three encounter Gloria and Melman, and see that Alex and Marty whom they refer to as their "monochromatic friend" are gone. When the watering hole dries up and King Julien decides to sacrifice an animal for the water gods, Melman Der Bachelor Folge Verpasst himself. His name is classified as in "top secret" because he is the leader of the team. Skipper saved him Alles Kostenlos being hit by a pigeon named Frankie. After joining the circus, the trio of lemurs fall into a crate holding Sonya the bear. However, she might have Kinox Mulan intelligence.

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