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{{Template:Quote|Raise your voices, brothers! Give praise to the Great 'Guin, who put songs in our hearts and fish in our bellies!|[[Noah the Elder]]}} |
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'''The Great 'Guin''' is the [[Emperor Penguin|emperor penguins]]’ deity, a benevolent god who is said by [[Noah the Elder|Noah]] to "...put songs in our hearts and [[fish]] in our bellies!" The Great 'Guin is mentioned in the movie ''[[Happy Feet]]''. Noah and [[The Elders|the Elders]] serve as a clergy to the Great ‘Guin, implicitly knowledgeable of his will and his demands. Wielding this power ruthlessly, the Elders determine that [[Mumble]]’s “happy feet” and “pagan ways” have angered the Great ‘Guin, who is withholding the penguins’ food supply as punishment. They subsequently ban the stubborn and doubtful [[Mumble]], who later determines that it is not the Great ‘Guin, but the “[[aliens]]” (also known as'' [[humans]]'') that are overfishing and depleting the penguins’ food supply by drastic levels. |
'''The Great 'Guin''' is the [[Emperor Penguin|emperor penguins]]’ deity, a benevolent god who is said by [[Noah the Elder|Noah]] to "...put songs in our hearts and [[fish]] in our bellies!" The Great 'Guin is mentioned in the movie ''[[Happy Feet]]''. Noah and [[The Elders|the Elders]] serve as a clergy to the Great ‘Guin, implicitly knowledgeable of his will and his demands. Wielding this power ruthlessly, the Elders determine that [[Mumble]]’s “happy feet” and “pagan ways” have angered the Great ‘Guin, who is withholding the penguins’ food supply as punishment. They subsequently ban the stubborn and doubtful [[Mumble]], who later determines that it is not the Great ‘Guin, but the “[[aliens]]” (also known as'' [[humans]]'') that are overfishing and depleting the penguins’ food supply by drastic levels. |
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| + | *In the draft, the Great 'Guin is called the "'''Great One, Penguin of Penguins'''". |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Revision as of 23:34, 17 October 2014
| The Great 'Guin | |
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| Gender | Male |
| Relatives | None |
| Appearance | Plain |
| Voiced By | Non-speaking |
- "Raise your voices, brothers! Give praise to the Great 'Guin, who put songs in our hearts and fish in our bellies!"
- ―Noah the Elder
The Great 'Guin is the emperor penguins’ deity, a benevolent god who is said by Noah to "...put songs in our hearts and fish in our bellies!" The Great 'Guin is mentioned in the movie Happy Feet. Noah and the Elders serve as a clergy to the Great ‘Guin, implicitly knowledgeable of his will and his demands. Wielding this power ruthlessly, the Elders determine that Mumble’s “happy feet” and “pagan ways” have angered the Great ‘Guin, who is withholding the penguins’ food supply as punishment. They subsequently ban the stubborn and doubtful Mumble, who later determines that it is not the Great ‘Guin, but the “aliens” (also known as humans) that are overfishing and depleting the penguins’ food supply by drastic levels.
Trivia
- In the draft, the Great 'Guin is called the "Great One, Penguin of Penguins".
Gallery
The Great 'Guin appearing
The Great 'Guin with fish flying around him.
The Great 'Guin looking at Norma Jean's spirit