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| The Toad | |
| Gender: | Male |
| Family: | Le Frog (cousin) Prince Charles (former owner) |
| Voiced by: | Ian McKellen |
The Toad is the main antagonist of Flushed Away. He is Roddy's arch-nemesis and the henchrats (including Spike and Whitey)'s leader and boss and Le Frog's leader, boss, and older cousin.
Biography[]
Beginnings[]
The Toad with young Prince Charles
Of all the pets in Buckingham Palace, Young Prince Charles loved the Toad more and became extremely attached to him. They would frolic day-after-sunny-day, sharing the relationship between boy and toad. However, when Charles got a new pet rat, he and the Toad were separated.
One day, at a play, as Charles was playing with the rat, one of the guards found the Toad backstage and flushed him down the toilet (which the Toad calls a "whirlpool of despair").
Since then, the Toad hates all rodents. The Toad's deep hatred for rats motivates his evil plan for the sewer: Wash away the rats in a Great Flood and repopulate the sewer with an army of his tadpole offspring.
In Flushed Away[]
The Toad serves as the boss of the following henchrats: Spike, Whitey, Thimblenose Ted, Fat Barry, and Ladykiller . He owned a ruby, which was stolen from him by a rat named Rita Malone. The Toad sent Spike and Whitey to retrieve it.
Spike and Whitey capture Rita and another rat named Roddy St. James and bring them to The Toad. After Roddy explains that he needs to return to Kensington. The Toad called Roddy "A Man of Quality" then provides him his royal collection. Roddy found it to be "amusing", in which the Toad thought he would find it as "diverging, not amusing." Roddy then accidentally destroys his collection, which makes the Toad blow a gasket, ordering Spike and Whitey to freeze him. The Toad then reacts angrily when Spike and Whitey were frozen instead and when Rita insulted him and unplugged the master cable.
The Toad gave up on getting the ruby so he could get the cable and ordered his cousin Le Frog to do it after Spike and Whitey failed to do so. Le Frog gets the cable back, and it was revealed that The Toad needed the cable so he could use it to open the floodgates during halftime of the England vs. Germany football game and use the wave from all the flushing toilets to flush all of Ratropolis away.
Roddy returned to the sewers and stopped The Toad by making him get stuck on the pipe with liquid nitrogen in it and get his tongue caught in the gears so the pipe would break, releasing the liquid nitrogen on the wave and freezing it so Ratropolis would be saved. After this, The Toad got stuck in the gears with Le Frog, and was most likely freed and taken into custody. However, Le Frog somehow escaped as it was shown towards the end of the film.
In Flushed Away: The Video Game[]
Coming soon!
Personality[]
The Toad is an evil, mean, pompous, treacherous, greedy, selfish, short-tempered, easily frustrated, and aristocratic amphibian. But He has a soft, compassionate and caring side towards his tadpoles.
He despises his henchrats, especially Spike and Whitey, and only uses them to assist him in his plans. When the henchrats fail, he usually calls on Le Frog and his henchfrogs to help him.
Appearance[]
The Toad is an obese green toad with green eyes who wears a violet tuxedo with vertical, white/dotted lines which are parallel, a pink shirt with diamond cufflinks, a yellow tie (sometimes with a big tan wool jacket over his suit), and brown old shoes. He usually wears a very chic, purple robe with red silk in its collar, wrapping belt and top pockets, as well as dark-purple pants and red slippers (similar to his shoes). The robe is also adorned in leaves with small, light blue ones and larger, violet ones with patterns inside. Compared to the other animals, the Toad towers above them due to his beastiality and possess remarkable strength, able to shatter solid ice relative to his size and pick up rodents with ease.
Trivia[]
- The Toad is somewhat similar to Professor Ratigan from The Great Mouse Detective.
- The Toad is voiced by Ian McKellen while Roddy is voiced by Hugh Jackman in the film, which is an allusion to the X-Men films, implying that Jackman and McKellen portrayed Magneto and Wolverine and Wolverine's classic costume cameos in the film as one of the clothes in Roddy's wardrobe.
Languages w/Voice Actors[]
Albanian-???
Arabic (Egypt)-???
Arabic (Standard)-???
Azerbaijani-???
Bulgarian-?
Cantonese-???
Catalan-???
Croatian-???
Czech-???
Danish-???
Dutch-???
English (US)-Ian McKellen
English (UK)-Ian McKellen
Estonian-???
Finnish-???
French (Canada)-???
French (France)-Guy Nadon
Georgian-?
German-???
Greek-Kostas Darlasis
Hebrew-Eli Gorenstein
Hindi-???
Hungarian-???
Icelandic-???
Indonesian-Not Dubbed
Italian-???
Japanese-Hiroshi Arikawa
Korean-???
Latvian-???
Lithuanian-???
Malay-???
Mandarin Chinese-???
Mongolian-?
Norwegian-???
Persian-???
Polish-???
Portuguese (Brazil)-???
Portuguese (Portugal)-Jose Santa Cruz
Romanian-Not Dubbed
Russian-???
Serbian-???
Slovak-???
Slovene-???
Spanish (Latin)-???
Spanish (Spain)-Ruben Moya
Swedish-???
Taiwanese Mandarin-???
Tamil-??
Telugu-???
Thai-???
Turkish-???
Ukrainian-???
Uzbek-???
Vietnamese-?
Quotes[]
- NO MORE SHCICKS!
Gallery[]
