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==Appearance==
==Appearance==
The Beagle Boys differ only in size and attitude, since their attire is the same, that of black uniforms with dark brown hooded cloaks. They each sport a sword used in 17th century France.
The Beagle Boys differ only in size and attitude, since their attire is the same, that of black uniforms with dark brown hooded cloaks. They each sport a rapier used in 17th century France.


==Origin==
==Origin==

Revision as of 13:01, 4 January 2012

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The Beagle Boys are characters slated to make their debut in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. They appear in the Country of the Musketeer world, where they serve as the henchmen of Captain Pete, the corrupt leader of the musketeers.

Development

The Beagle Boys were first confirmed to appear in the 2012 Jump Festa trailer. They are the second characters in the series to originate from a direct-to-video film, the first being Experiment 221.

Appearance

The Beagle Boys differ only in size and attitude, since their attire is the same, that of black uniforms with dark brown hooded cloaks. They each sport a rapier used in 17th century France.

Origin

The Beagle Boys debuted in Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers, as secret assassins hired by Pete to kidnap Princess Minnie Mouse so that he will be declared King of France. In typical bumbling fashion, the Beagle Boys fail their missions repeatedly due to the interference of Mickey, Donald, and Goofy. At one point, Pete locks them in the cellar as punishment, but later frees them and orders them to kill Mickey, Donald, and Goofy, whom Pete had only appointed as Minnie's bodyguards so that their incompetence would leave Minnie vulnerable to danger. In the final showdown on an opera stage, the Beagle Boys fight Mickey, Donald, and Goofy one final time before being defeated once and for all.