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'''Mowgli''' is a character in ''[[Kingdom Hearts χ]]''. He is a human boy who was raised in the jungle. | {{Character | ||
|name=Mowgli | |||
|image=[[File:Mowgli & Baloo KHUX.png]] | |||
|katakana=モーグリ | |||
|romaji=Mōguri | |||
|type=Entelechy | |||
|company=Disney | |||
|origin=The Jungle Book (1967 film) | |||
|torigin=The Jungle Book | |||
|game1=Kingdom Hearts Union χ | |||
|journalUX='''Mowgli & Baloo'''<br>The Jungle Book (1967)<br>A human child who grew up in the jungle, and his best friend, Baloo the bear.<br><br>'''Mowgli & Pals'''<br>The Jungle Book (1967)<br>A human child who grew up in the jungle, and his animal friends that raised him. | |||
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'''Mowgli''' is a character in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Union χ]]''. He is a human boy who was raised in the jungle. | |||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
Mowgli's power | Mowgli's power is channeled by the [[Book of Prophecies]] to create the {{khux|Mowgli & Baloo}} and the {{khux|Mowgli & Pals}} {{c|Medal|ucx}}s. | ||
==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
Inspired by the character from Rudyard Kipling's 1894 story collection ''{{w|The Jungle Book}}'', Mowgli made his Disney debut in the book's {{w|The Jungle Book (1967 film)|1967 animated adaptation}}, voiced by {{w|Bruce Reitherman}}. In the film, he is | Inspired by the character from Rudyard Kipling's 1894 story collection ''{{w|The Jungle Book}}'', Mowgli made his Disney debut in the book's {{w|The Jungle Book (1967 film)|1967 animated adaptation}}, voiced by {{w|Bruce Reitherman}}. In the film, he is a human orphan raised by wolves, but when the tiger Shere Khan returns to the jungle, he is forced to travel to the human village for protection. Along the way, he encounters many of the jungle's denizens and ultimately defeats Shere Khan with fire. Hesitant to return to the human village, he spots a human girl collecting water who lures him to the village. | ||
Mowgli also appears in the film's {{w|The Jungle Book 2|sequel}} ( | Mowgli also appears in the film's {{w|The Jungle Book 2|sequel}} (in which he was voiced by [[Sora]]'s voice actor {{w|Haley Joel Osment}}), the {{w|The Jungle Book (1994 film)|1994 live-action remake}}, and the {{w|The Jungle Book (2016 film)|2016 live-action remake}}. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:59, 6 November 2022
| This article is about the boy from the jungle. You may be looking for the artificer characters. |
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| Japanese | モーグリ | |
| Rōmaji | Mōguri | |
| Origin | The Jungle Book | |
| Game | Kingdom Hearts Union χ | |
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| Mowgli & Baloo The Jungle Book (1967) A human child who grew up in the jungle, and his best friend, Baloo the bear. Mowgli & Pals The Jungle Book (1967) A human child who grew up in the jungle, and his animal friends that raised him. |
Mowgli is a character in Kingdom Hearts Union χ. He is a human boy who was raised in the jungle.
Story[edit]
Mowgli's power is channeled by the Book of Prophecies to create the Mowgli & Baloo and the Mowgli & Pals Medals.
Origin[edit]
Inspired by the character from Rudyard Kipling's 1894 story collection The Jungle Book, Mowgli made his Disney debut in the book's 1967 animated adaptation, voiced by Bruce Reitherman. In the film, he is a human orphan raised by wolves, but when the tiger Shere Khan returns to the jungle, he is forced to travel to the human village for protection. Along the way, he encounters many of the jungle's denizens and ultimately defeats Shere Khan with fire. Hesitant to return to the human village, he spots a human girl collecting water who lures him to the village.
Mowgli also appears in the film's sequel (in which he was voiced by Sora's voice actor Haley Joel Osment), the 1994 live-action remake, and the 2016 live-action remake.
