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Revision as of 04:20, 23 September 2011
Mena is a character in the film Bambi II. It is known that she grew up with Bambi's mother. She is voiced by Cree Summer, who voiced Kida from the Atlantis series. She is an attractive doe like Bambi's mother and Faline.
Appearances
Bambi II
After the death of Bambi's mother, the Great Prince of the Forest asked Friend Owl to find a doe to become Bambi's new mother. After a long search, Friend Owl found Mena. She appears near the end of the film, and greets Bambi warmly. Bambi is excited to see her at first, as she was a friend of his mother's, but his feelings change when he learns her purpose.
Bambi leaves with her, somewhat reluctantly, and the two head to Mena's home. On the way, Mena witnesses Ronno provoking and then fighting Bambi. after Bambi wins, Mena expresses concern for Bambi. However, Ronno recovers and leaps up to ram Bambi in the side. This causes Mena to stumble into one of Man's snares. Hearing Man's pets approaching, Mena orders Bambi and Ronno to flee. Ronno flees quickly, but Bambi is petrified with fear. As Bambi begins to run, Mena inadvertently repeats the dying words of Bambi's mother. This incites Bambi to turn back, determined to prevent another tragedy. Bambi is able to distract and elude the dogs, as the Great Prince comes and frees Mena. Later she sees the Prince mourning his son's supposed death. To her and the Prince's relief, Bambi revives, and is lovingly embraced by his father. She and Friend Owl share a glance and she leaves, knowing Bambi and his father wll be fine, and that she isn't needed after all.
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