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+ | |image = Tin_Soldier_Fantasia_.jpg |
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− | |name = Tin Soldier |
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− | |image = Tin_Soldier.jpg |
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|films = ''[[Fantasia 2000]]'' |
|films = ''[[Fantasia 2000]]'' |
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− | |personality = Protective, brave, valiant |
+ | |personality = Protective, heroic, kind, brave, valiant, honorable, trustworthy, courageous |
− | |appearance = Very small and slender tin toy soldier, handsome, blue eyes, fair "tin" skin, thin brown eyebrows, only right leg, no left leg, cone-shaped nose, |
+ | |appearance = {{Scroll|Very small and slender tin toy soldier, handsome, blue eyes, fair "tin" skin, thin brown eyebrows, only right leg, no left leg, cone-shaped nose, red soldier turtleneck with white linings on wrists of his sleeves, red soldier helmet with a black strap, navy blue visor, and both gold lining and feather up front, white pants, crossed straps, and waistband, gold shoulder pads, only one black boot}} |
− | |occupation = Soldier |
+ | |occupation = Soldier |
− | |goal = To win the ballerina's |
+ | |goal = To win the [[ballerina]]'s heart (succeeded) |
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+ | |alignment = Good |
− | |friends = |
+ | |friends = [[Ballerina]] |
|enemies = [[Jack-in-the-Box (Fantasia)|Jack-in-the-Box]] |
|enemies = [[Jack-in-the-Box (Fantasia)|Jack-in-the-Box]] |
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|shows = ''[[House of Mouse]]'' |
|shows = ''[[House of Mouse]]'' |
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− | |powers = His bounces (due to his lost left leg) |
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|weapons = His rifle |
|weapons = His rifle |
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− | |likes = Ballerina |
+ | |likes = The [[Ballerina]] |
− | |dislikes = Jack-in-the-Box |
+ | |dislikes = [[Jack-in-the-Box (Fantasia 2000)|Jack-in-the-Box]] harassing the Ballerina, getting thrown out the window, rats |
− | |fate = Woos the ballerina |
+ | |fate = Woos the ballerina}}'''Tin Soldier''' is the protagonist of the [[1999]] musical short ''[[Piano Concerto No. 2]]'', segment to the 1999 film ''[[Fantasia 2000]]''. |
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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− | ===[[Fantasia 2000]]=== |
+ | ===''[[Fantasia 2000]]''=== |
+ | After being brought to a boy's house, he notices a [[Ballerina]] nearby and is briefly led to believe that she has one leg like him. However, she lets down her second leg from under her dress, disappointing him. Despite this, she notices him and they quickly fall in love. However, a jealous [[Jack-in-the-Box (Fantasia 2000)|Jack-in-the-Box]] eyes the beautiful dancer and wants her for himself. After trapping the ballerina in a goblet, the Jack-In-The-Box casts the Tin Soldier out of the house with a wooden boat. The soldier rolls into the sewers, using the boat to stay afloat. After evading an army of rats, he falls into a lake and is gobbled by a trout. Fishermen reel up the trout soon after and find the soldier in its mouth. They decide to return it to its owner, and the Tin Soldier soon re-engages the evil Jack-in-the-Box. The Jack-in-the-Box assaults the soldier with a sword, but the Tin Soldier dodges the attack and outmaneuvers him into a fireplace. The villain quickly burns to ashes and the Tin Soldier and the Ballerina happily reunite. |
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− | The Tin Soldier is the main protagonist of the segment and saves the Ballerina from the evil Jack-in-the-Box. |
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− | ===[[House of Mouse]]=== |
+ | ===''[[House of Mouse]]''=== |
− | The Tin Soldier makes a cameo in the episode "Goofy's Valentine Date" alongside the Ballerina. |
+ | The Tin Soldier makes a cameo in the episode "[[Goofy's Valentine Date]]" alongside the Ballerina. |
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+ | ==[[Walt Disney Parks and Resorts|Disney Parks]]== |
+ | ===[[Walt Disney World]]=== |
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− | The Steadfast Tin Soldier appears in statue form with the Ballerina and |
+ | The Steadfast Tin Soldier appears in statue form with the Ballerina and Jack-in-the-Box at the ''Fantasia'' section of [[Disney's All-Star Movies Resort]]. |
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+ | *In the original fairy tale, the Soldier rides down the storm drains on a paper boat. In the Disney version, he gets trapped on a wood boat. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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+ | <gallery captionalign="center" widths="180" position="center"> |
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Fan2.png |Ballerina smelling the pink rose when Tin Soldier is looking at her, confused. |
Fan2.png |Ballerina smelling the pink rose when Tin Soldier is looking at her, confused. |
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soldier_HoM.png|The Tin Soldier with the Ballerina in ''House of Mouse'' |
soldier_HoM.png|The Tin Soldier with the Ballerina in ''House of Mouse'' |
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Tin Soldier.jpg |
Tin Soldier.jpg |
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− | Tin Solider and Ballerina Pin.jpg|Tin |
+ | Tin Solider and Ballerina Pin.jpg|Tin Soldier and Ballerina Pin |
− | Tin Soldier and Ballerina Staring at Each Other.jpg |
+ | Tin Soldier and Ballerina Staring at Each Other.jpg |Tin Soldier and Ballerina looking at each other, confused. |
− | Fantasia 2000 - Tin Soldier and Ballerina Concept Art.jpg |
+ | Fantasia 2000 - Tin Soldier and Ballerina Concept Art.jpg|Visual Development & Character Design of the Ballerina and Tin Soldier is from a piece of concept art. |
− | Tin Soldier and Ballerina Staring at Each Other.jpg |
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</gallery> |
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{{Fantasia}} |
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[[Category:Soldiers]] |
[[Category:Soldiers]] |
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+ | [[Category:Characters in the Disney animated features canon]] |
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+ | [[Category:Characters with disabilities]] |
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+ | [[Category:TV Animation characters]] |
Revision as of 17:03, 27 October 2019
Tin Soldier is the protagonist of the 1999 musical short Piano Concerto No. 2, segment to the 1999 film Fantasia 2000.
Appearances
Fantasia 2000
After being brought to a boy's house, he notices a Ballerina nearby and is briefly led to believe that she has one leg like him. However, she lets down her second leg from under her dress, disappointing him. Despite this, she notices him and they quickly fall in love. However, a jealous Jack-in-the-Box eyes the beautiful dancer and wants her for himself. After trapping the ballerina in a goblet, the Jack-In-The-Box casts the Tin Soldier out of the house with a wooden boat. The soldier rolls into the sewers, using the boat to stay afloat. After evading an army of rats, he falls into a lake and is gobbled by a trout. Fishermen reel up the trout soon after and find the soldier in its mouth. They decide to return it to its owner, and the Tin Soldier soon re-engages the evil Jack-in-the-Box. The Jack-in-the-Box assaults the soldier with a sword, but the Tin Soldier dodges the attack and outmaneuvers him into a fireplace. The villain quickly burns to ashes and the Tin Soldier and the Ballerina happily reunite.
House of Mouse
The Tin Soldier makes a cameo in the episode "Goofy's Valentine Date" alongside the Ballerina.
Disney Parks
Walt Disney World
The Steadfast Tin Soldier appears in statue form with the Ballerina and Jack-in-the-Box at the Fantasia section of Disney's All-Star Movies Resort.
Trivia
- Like in the original Hans Christian Andersen story, the Tin Soldier and Ballerina were intended to die together in the fire, but the ending changed when it became apparent that the ending would conflict with the music choice for the segment.
- In the original fairy tale, the Soldier rides down the storm drains on a paper boat. In the Disney version, he gets trapped on a wood boat.
Gallery