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Individually, Maleficent's goons are easy to defeat. They can become a threat if faced in large numbers, however. All of the goons' attacks can be blocked, and the "Bow" variety's shots can be deflected back at them to deal damage. | Individually, Maleficent's goons are easy to defeat. They can become a threat if faced in large numbers, however. All of the goons' attacks can be blocked, and the "Bow" variety's shots can be deflected back at them to deal damage. | ||
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Maleficent's goons first appeared in Disney's 1959 animated feature, ''Sleeping Beauty''. In the film, Maleficent | Maleficent's goons first appeared in Disney's 1959 animated feature, ''Sleeping Beauty''. In the film, Maleficent ordered them to search nearby lands for [[Aurora]] after the infant princess disappeared into the woods with [[Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather]]. Sixteen years later, the goons returned to their mistress's side empty-handed. They faced Maleficent's wrath when she learned they had spent almost two decades incompetently hunting a baby. | ||
Later, the goons helped Maleficent capture [[Prince Phillip]]. When the prince attempted to escape the Forbidden Mountain with the aid of the three good fairies, several goons tried to stop him. | |||
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Revision as of 04:26, 16 April 2016
Template:Enemy Maleficent's goons are dark creatures that serve Maleficent in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. They guard their mistress's castle with their lives and use spears, maces, and bows to attack.
Ventus and Aqua face several of Maleficent's goons as they explore Enchanted Dominion. The goons first appeared in Disney's 1959 animated feature, Sleeping Beauty.
Appearance
Maleficent's goons are bipedal and come in two varieties; one is of a light build and has the head of a vulture, while the other is stockier and has a porcine visage. Both types of goons burst into green flames when defeated.
Battle
Attacks
Bow
- Snipe (狙撃 Sogeki)
- Triple Shoot (3本発射 3-pon Hassha)
Mace
- Furioroshi (振り下ろし)
- Rock Throw (岩投げ Iwa Nage)
Spear
- Two-step Thrust (二段突き Nidantsuki)
- Dash Thrust (ダッシュ突き Dasshu Tsuki)
Strategy
Individually, Maleficent's goons are easy to defeat. They can become a threat if faced in large numbers, however. All of the goons' attacks can be blocked, and the "Bow" variety's shots can be deflected back at them to deal damage.
Origin
Maleficent's goons first appeared in Disney's 1959 animated feature, Sleeping Beauty. In the film, Maleficent ordered them to search nearby lands for Aurora after the infant princess disappeared into the woods with Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather. Sixteen years later, the goons returned to their mistress's side empty-handed. They faced Maleficent's wrath when she learned they had spent almost two decades incompetently hunting a baby.
Later, the goons helped Maleficent capture Prince Phillip. When the prince attempted to escape the Forbidden Mountain with the aid of the three good fairies, several goons tried to stop him.
| Disney antagonists |
|---|
| Introduced in Kingdom Hearts |
| Maleficent | Queen of Hearts | Card Soldier | Hades | Cerberus | Rock Titan | Ice Titan | Clayton | Sabor | Jafar | Iago Oogie Boogie | Lock, Shock, and Barrel | Monstro | Ursula | Flotsam and Jetsam | The Shark | Captain Hook | Mr. Smee | Chernabog |
| Introduced in Kingdom Hearts II |
| Maleficent's Raven | Pete | Shan-Yu and Hayabusa | Pain and Panic | Hydra | Captain Barbossa | Undead Pirates | Scar | Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed | MCP | Sark |
| Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep |
| Maleficent's Goons | The Queen | Lady Tremaine | Anastasia and Drizella | Lucifer | Gantu | Experiment 221 |
| Introduced in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance |
| Claude Frollo | CLU | Rinzler | Black Guards | Beagle Boys | Julius |
| Introduced in Kingdom Hearts χ |
| Gaston |
| Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Union χ |
| Cy-Bug | King Candy |
| Introduced in Kingdom Hearts III |
| Lava Titan | Tornado Titan | Mother Gothel | Randall Boggs | Hans | Davy Jones | Kraken | Cutler Beckett |
