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| + | {{Basic|title1 = The Queen of Atlantis|birthdate = N/A|birthplace = [[Atlantis]]|gender = Female|family = [[Kashekim Nedakh]] (Husband; deceased)<br> [[Kidagakash Nedakh]] (Daughter)<br> [[Milo Thatch]] (Son-in-Law)|occupation = Queen of Atlantis|status = Deceased|voiced_by = [[Jennifer Seguin]]|image1 = Queen_Atlantis.jpg}}Not much is known about the former '''Queen of Atlantis''', only that she was the mother of Kida and the wife of the king and her death was the sole reason why the king wanted the people to forget their heritage and culture. |
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| + | When the tsunami was coming for Atlantis, the Queen tried to escape with her family. However, Kida loses her doll and tries to get it, so the Queen stopped and told her to "just leave it. There is no time". Because of this hesitation, she was chosen and caught by the crystal's light. The Queen was bonded to the crystal and carried towards it. The crystal used her energy to form a protective barrier around the city though the city still sank under the sea. |
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| − | Not much is known about the queen, only that she is the mother of Kida and the wife of the king and is the sole reason why the king wanted the people to forget their heritage and culture. |
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| + | When the Queen was carried towards the crystal she unknowingly took her daughter's bracelet with her. She remained bonded to the crystal too long and thus was lost to it, resulting in her physical death. |
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| − | When Atlantis was under attack, the crystal chose the queen to be the protector of the central city of Atlantis as the crystal only chooses the hosts who are of royal blood. This hints that king was either a commoner or a noble of lower class since he wasn't chosen by the crystal and the queen is a pure member of the royal family. |
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| + | After the Queen's death and the fall of the Empire of Atlantis, the King wrestled with tremendous guilt and shame, ultimately deciding to hide the crystal under the city and work towards erasing the Atlantean history. He believed that doing so would prevent history's repeat and thus protect and preserve the people and their way of life, even if they forgot why. The King also wished to protect his daughter, fearing that should another calamity strike Atlantis, the Crystal would choose Princess Kida, like it had her Mother. |
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| − | When the queen remained bonded to the crystal, she was bonded to it and died from it. |
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| − | When the queen died and Atlantis fell, the king felt shame and guilt and decided to hide the crystal under the city and have the people forget their heritage as he was afraid history would repeat itself and Atlantis would end up ceasing to exist rather than just ruined. Another reason was to protect Kida from being chosen by the crystal to protect Atlantis like her mother was and suffer the same fate like she did for her father's mistakes for making the crystal a weapon. |
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==Personality== |
==Personality== |
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| ⚫ | She is shown to be worried about her family in danger, and when the city was and Kida tried to get her doll back her mother told her to just leave it there and that they didn't have time, this shows she cares for her daughter. Her husband Kashekim, loved her deeply refering to her as his beloved wife. |
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| + | In the intro, when Atlantis was about to engulfed by a tsunami, The Queen of Atlantis tried to escape with her family, but was slowed down by Kida who had lost her doll. While she is explaining to Kida that there is no time to go back for it, she is chosen by the [[Heart of Atlantis]], the crystal powering the city and fuses with it to protect the people. However the city sinks under the sea and she was lost to the crystal forever, leaving her husband widowed and her daughter Kida without a mother. At the end when Kida is released from the crystal, she was holding the bracelet her mother took with her when she is carried towards the crystal, stating she met with her mother in the afterlife. |
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| − | The Queen of Atlantis is called by the heart of Atlantis the crystal powering the city and fuses with it. At the end when Kida returns unfused with the crystal, she has the bracelet her mother took with her when the crystal took her, stating she met with her mother in the afterlife.[[File:Queen_3.png|thumb|300px]] |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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| + | Queen Atlantis.jpg |
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| + | Queen 3.png |
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| + | Atlantis.jpg |
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| + | Kida.gif|The Queen being chosen by the Heart of Atlantis |
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| + | </gallery> |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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+ | *The Quenn is voiced by Jennifer Seguin. |
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+ | *The Queen is seen in some parts of [[Atlantis: The Lost Empire]], but wasn't mentioned in the sequel. |
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+ | *The Queen talks Atlantean instead of English when her words only match the dialogue |
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+ | *The Queen is uncredited during the cast lists part. |
[[Category:Atlantis: The Lost Empire Characters]] |
[[Category:Atlantis: The Lost Empire Characters]] |
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[[Category:Dead characters]] |
[[Category:Dead characters]] |
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[[Category:Characters]] |
[[Category:Characters]] |
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| + | [[Category:Females]] |
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| + | [[Category:Historical Figures]] |
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| + | [[Category:Atlantis]] |
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| + | [[Category:Deceased]] |
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Revision as of 14:25, 14 July 2020
Not much is known about the former Queen of Atlantis, only that she was the mother of Kida and the wife of the king and her death was the sole reason why the king wanted the people to forget their heritage and culture.
When the tsunami was coming for Atlantis, the Queen tried to escape with her family. However, Kida loses her doll and tries to get it, so the Queen stopped and told her to "just leave it. There is no time". Because of this hesitation, she was chosen and caught by the crystal's light. The Queen was bonded to the crystal and carried towards it. The crystal used her energy to form a protective barrier around the city though the city still sank under the sea.
When the Queen was carried towards the crystal she unknowingly took her daughter's bracelet with her. She remained bonded to the crystal too long and thus was lost to it, resulting in her physical death.
After the Queen's death and the fall of the Empire of Atlantis, the King wrestled with tremendous guilt and shame, ultimately deciding to hide the crystal under the city and work towards erasing the Atlantean history. He believed that doing so would prevent history's repeat and thus protect and preserve the people and their way of life, even if they forgot why. The King also wished to protect his daughter, fearing that should another calamity strike Atlantis, the Crystal would choose Princess Kida, like it had her Mother.
Personality
She is shown to be worried about her family in danger, and when the city was and Kida tried to get her doll back her mother told her to just leave it there and that they didn't have time, this shows she cares for her daughter. Her husband Kashekim, loved her deeply refering to her as his beloved wife.
Atlantis: The Lost Empire
In the intro, when Atlantis was about to engulfed by a tsunami, The Queen of Atlantis tried to escape with her family, but was slowed down by Kida who had lost her doll. While she is explaining to Kida that there is no time to go back for it, she is chosen by the Heart of Atlantis, the crystal powering the city and fuses with it to protect the people. However the city sinks under the sea and she was lost to the crystal forever, leaving her husband widowed and her daughter Kida without a mother. At the end when Kida is released from the crystal, she was holding the bracelet her mother took with her when she is carried towards the crystal, stating she met with her mother in the afterlife.
Gallery
Trivia
- The Quenn is voiced by Jennifer Seguin.
- The Queen is seen in some parts of Atlantis: The Lost Empire, but wasn't mentioned in the sequel.
- The Queen talks Atlantean instead of English when her words only match the dialogue
- The Queen is uncredited during the cast lists part.