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|name=Mrs. Potts | |name=Mrs. Potts | ||
|image=[[File:Mrs. Potts KHII.png|200px]] | |image=[[File:Mrs. Potts KHII.png|200px]] | ||
| | |game1=Kingdom Hearts II | ||
|katakana=ポット夫人 | |katakana=ポット夫人 | ||
|romaji=Potto-fujin | |romaji=Potto-fujin | ||
|fr=Madame Samovar | |||
|de=Madame Potine | |||
|type=Somebody | |type=Somebody | ||
|charworld1=Beast's Castle | |charworld1=Beast's Castle | ||
|origin=Beauty and the Beast (1991 film) | |||
|origin= | |torigin=Beauty and the Beast (1991) | ||
|company=Disney | |||
|enva=Angela Lansbury | |enva=Angela Lansbury | ||
|java=Kimiko Fukuda | |java=Kimiko Fukuda | ||
|journalKH2=Beauty and the Beast (1991)<br><br>The Beast's housekeeper and Chip's mother. She became a teapot when an enchantress put a spell on the castle. Mrs. Potts is always ready to warm your heart with a comforting cup of tea. | |||
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'''Mrs. Potts''' is a character from Disney's 1991 film | '''Mrs. Potts''' is a character from Disney's 1991 film {{w|Beauty and the Beast (1991 film)|''Beauty and the Beast''}}. She was introduced to the ''[[Kingdom Hearts (series)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' series in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', playing a minor role in [[Beast's Castle]]. {{w|Angela Lansbury}}, Mrs. Potts's original voice from the film, reprised her role for the English version of the game. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts II''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts II''=== | ||
Mrs. Potts made her first physical appearance in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' franchise in ''Kingdom Hearts II''. Prior to Sora's arrival at Beast's Castle, [[Beast]] was being taunted by [[Organization XIII]] member [[Xaldin]]. In his rage, Beast locked up his servants (including Mrs. Potts) in the castle dungeon. When [[Sora]], [[Donald Duck|Donald]], and [[Goofy]] arrived at Beast's Castle, they were sent to rescue the servants at Belle's request. Upon entering the dungeon, Sora and company were surprised to find that the cell, which supposedly held the imprisoned servants, only contained household objects. Cogsworth, the castle's butler, was reluctant to reveal himself to Sora, but Mrs. Potts immediately suggested that it was safe, noting that Sora and his friends did not look like "them" (it can be assumed she was referring to the Heartless). After introducing themselves to Sora, the servants explained their situation: the Beast was once a prince who had been cursed by an enchantress to appear as a monster for his selfish and uncaring personality, and they (the servants) had been cursed to appear as household objects so that the Beast would be responsible to change his ways not only for his own sake, but for theirs as well. | Mrs. Potts made her first physical appearance in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' franchise in ''Kingdom Hearts II''. Prior to Sora's arrival at Beast's Castle, [[Beast]] was being taunted by [[Organization XIII]] member [[Xaldin]]. In his rage, Beast locked up his servants (including Mrs. Potts) in the castle dungeon. When [[Sora]], [[Donald Duck|Donald]], and [[Goofy]] arrived at Beast's Castle, they were sent to rescue the servants at Belle's request. Upon entering the dungeon, Sora and company were surprised to find that the cell, which supposedly held the imprisoned servants, only contained household objects. Cogsworth, the castle's butler, was reluctant to reveal himself to Sora, but Mrs. Potts immediately suggested that it was safe, noting that Sora and his friends did not look like "them" (it can be assumed she was referring to the Heartless). After introducing themselves to Sora, the servants explained their situation: the Beast was once a prince who had been cursed by an enchantress to appear as a monster for his selfish and uncaring personality, and they (the servants) had been cursed to appear as household objects so that the Beast would be responsible to change his ways not only for his own sake, but for theirs as well. | ||
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