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'''Claude Frollo''' is a character slated to appear in the upcoming ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. He originates from ''[[wikipedia:The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996 film)|The Hunchback of Notre Dame]]''.
'''Claude Frollo''' is a character who appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. He originates from ''[[wikipedia:The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996 film)|The Hunchback of Notre Dame]]''.


==Development==
==Development==
Frollo was the first Disney villain confirmed for the game, and was first revealed to appear in the game in a November issue of V-Jump, where he is depicted in a screenshot meeting [[Sora]] alongside Phoebus. He is also seen in another screenshot harassing Esmeralda, and the same scene in the Jump Festa 2012 trailer depicts Sora charging towards him with his Keyblade drawn. In the special trailer, covered in an aura of darkness, Frollo condemns Riku as he apparently summons a Dream Eater to smite the youth.
Frollo was the first Disney villain confirmed for the game, and he was first revealed to appear in the game in a November issue of V-Jump, where he is depicted in a screenshot meeting [[Sora]] alongside Phoebus. He is also seen in another screenshot harassing Esmeralda, and the same scene in the Jump Festa 2012 trailer depicts Sora charging towards him with his Keyblade drawn.


==Journal entries==
In the February 2012 Special Trailer, he is seen facing Riku on the balcony of Notre Dame, surrounded by darkness and setting the Gargoyle Dream Eater on him.
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==Story==
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==Appearance==
==Appearance==
An aged man, Frollo has a long, drawn face and grey hair. He dresses in a dark black robe with purple trim and red inside it. He wears a hat with purple and black stripes. He wears several rings of various gems on his hands. His black clothing signifies his desire to remain pure.
Frollo appears as an aging man, defined by his wrinkled face and white hair. As the Minister of Justice and a high-ranking public official, Frollo is most frequently dressed in dark robes, a purple and black striped hat with a red ribbon attached, and shoulder pads with red stripes. He also wears rings on his fingers, two on the right and one on the left, with the jewels colored red, green, and blue.


==Origin==
==Origin==
Frollo first made his appearance in ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame'' as the main antagonist, Quasimodo's guardian and the self-righteous justice minister who sees his horrific actions to be for the great good and thus tormented by his maddening self-righteousness and narrow views that Gypsies are a plight that must be destroyed. Once such case was unintentionally murdering a gypsy woman on the impression that she stole something. But finding the bundle to be the infant Quasimodo, Frollo is forced by his faith and need of redemption, having killed his mother on the grounds of Notre Dame, to raise the boy while filling his head with lies about his mother abandoning him and discouraging any intent to leave Notre Dame and see the outside world.
Frollo's original appearance dates back to 1831 in Victor Hugo's classic novel, ''Notre-Dame de Paris'', where he is the Archdeacon of Paris and the novel's tragic villain. This incarnation of the character first appeared in the 1996 adaptation, ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame'', where he was changed from a tragic figure to a fully-fledged villain. In this version, he is the Minister of Justice of Paris, and apparently the ruler or Governor of the city, given that he seems to be above every law in the city outside the cathedral, and even has his own army of thugs who dress up as soldiers to enforce his will. In the film, Frollo murders [[Quasimodo]]'s mother outside Notre Dame and is forced by the Archdeacon to raise the child as atonement, an act Frollo only performs to save himself from damnation and in hopes of finding the gypsy stronghold, the Court of Miracles.  


Twenty years later, as the story begins, Frollo appoints Phoebus as the new Captain of the Guard prior to attending the annual Festival of Fools where he finds Quasimodo acting against his wishes. It was also there that Frollo meets the Gypsy dancer named Esmeralda whom he develops an obsession for and believes that killing her would redeem himself of his impure thoughts. To that end, he commits various atrocities to capture her at the cost of many lives ruined. However, Quasimodo save Esmeralda and brings her to the cathedral. Furious, Frollo attempts to kill Quasimodo, resulting in a violent struggle in which ends with Frollo holding onto a stone gargoyle before it suddenly breaks off the cathedral and he falls to his death towards the pit of molten copper below.
Twenty years later, Frollo falls for a young gypsy girl, [[Esmeralda]], but also makes himself her enemy when he orders her arrested for defying him in public by defending Quasimodo. Frollo's lust reaches the point of obsession when he begins a ruthless manhunt to find her, burning down most of Paris in the process. Eventually, Frollo finds the Court of Miracles with Quasimodo's unwitting help and sentences Esmeralda to execution when she refuses to become his mistress. This, however, proves to be his final mistake, since it arouses Quasimodo's anger and results in a ferocious battle between the citizens and Frollo's army of thugs. Frollo forces his way into the cathedral and attempts to kill Quasimodo, but the two end up fighting across the balconies of Notre Dame. During the battle, Frollo spitefully reveals that he killed Quasimodo's mother, but the fight eventually culminates in Frollo falling to his death into a lake of molten copper.


==Other appearances==
==Other appearances==
===''The Sceptre and the Kingdom''===
===''The Sceptre and the Kingdom''===
Frollo first appeared in The Scepter and the Kingdom, this being his first appearance in the Kingdom Hearts series, but is not considered a canonical appearance.
When Donald transports Sora and Riku to La Cité des Cloches by mistake, they appear out of the air and fall on top of Frollo. Although the two boys helps him up, he is perturbed by their strange clothes, and when one of his guards comments that that popped out of the air, he declares them to be witches who shall be burned at the stake. However, Esmeralda suddenly appears and hides Sora and Riku from Frollo and his guards, by bringing them to the Cathedral of Notre Dame.
 
When Donald transported Sora and Riku to La Cité des Cloches by mistake, they appear out of nowhere in the air and fall sharply on Frollo. When the two young people helps him up, Frollo remains strange because of their bright robes, which were not at that time. That's when one of his guards reveals that both came out of nowhere.
 
Knowing this, the Judge Frollo declares Sora and Riku as necromancers, so ordered his detention to condemn to the stake. However, Sora and Riku manage to escape Judge Frollo and his guards by Esmeralda, who hides them and brings them to the Cathedral of Notre Dame.


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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'' will be Jim Cummings' first full performance as Claude Frollo.
*''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'' will be Jim Cummings's first full performance as Claude Frollo.-->
 
==See also==
*[[The Sceptre and the Kingdom]]


==Notes and references==
==Notes and references==
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Template:Enemy Claude Frollo is a character who appears in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. He originates from The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Development

Frollo was the first Disney villain confirmed for the game, and he was first revealed to appear in the game in a November issue of V-Jump, where he is depicted in a screenshot meeting Sora alongside Phoebus. He is also seen in another screenshot harassing Esmeralda, and the same scene in the Jump Festa 2012 trailer depicts Sora charging towards him with his Keyblade drawn.

In the February 2012 Special Trailer, he is seen facing Riku on the balcony of Notre Dame, surrounded by darkness and setting the Gargoyle Dream Eater on him.

Appearance

Frollo appears as an aging man, defined by his wrinkled face and white hair. As the Minister of Justice and a high-ranking public official, Frollo is most frequently dressed in dark robes, a purple and black striped hat with a red ribbon attached, and shoulder pads with red stripes. He also wears rings on his fingers, two on the right and one on the left, with the jewels colored red, green, and blue.

Origin

Frollo's original appearance dates back to 1831 in Victor Hugo's classic novel, Notre-Dame de Paris, where he is the Archdeacon of Paris and the novel's tragic villain. This incarnation of the character first appeared in the 1996 adaptation, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, where he was changed from a tragic figure to a fully-fledged villain. In this version, he is the Minister of Justice of Paris, and apparently the ruler or Governor of the city, given that he seems to be above every law in the city outside the cathedral, and even has his own army of thugs who dress up as soldiers to enforce his will. In the film, Frollo murders Quasimodo's mother outside Notre Dame and is forced by the Archdeacon to raise the child as atonement, an act Frollo only performs to save himself from damnation and in hopes of finding the gypsy stronghold, the Court of Miracles.

Twenty years later, Frollo falls for a young gypsy girl, Esmeralda, but also makes himself her enemy when he orders her arrested for defying him in public by defending Quasimodo. Frollo's lust reaches the point of obsession when he begins a ruthless manhunt to find her, burning down most of Paris in the process. Eventually, Frollo finds the Court of Miracles with Quasimodo's unwitting help and sentences Esmeralda to execution when she refuses to become his mistress. This, however, proves to be his final mistake, since it arouses Quasimodo's anger and results in a ferocious battle between the citizens and Frollo's army of thugs. Frollo forces his way into the cathedral and attempts to kill Quasimodo, but the two end up fighting across the balconies of Notre Dame. During the battle, Frollo spitefully reveals that he killed Quasimodo's mother, but the fight eventually culminates in Frollo falling to his death into a lake of molten copper.

Other appearances

The Sceptre and the Kingdom

When Donald transports Sora and Riku to La Cité des Cloches by mistake, they appear out of the air and fall on top of Frollo. Although the two boys helps him up, he is perturbed by their strange clothes, and when one of his guards comments that that popped out of the air, he declares them to be witches who shall be burned at the stake. However, Esmeralda suddenly appears and hides Sora and Riku from Frollo and his guards, by bringing them to the Cathedral of Notre Dame.


Notes and references

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