This is a list of characters that appear in the Shrek franchise.
Main
Shrek (voiced by
Mike Myers and
Michael Gough as his official voice in the video games) is a large green
ogre and the lead character in all of the Shrek films.
Chris Farley was originally cast to be the voice of Shrek, but he died before he could complete his voice work. He had finished 85-95% of his lines.[1][2]
Puss in Boots (voiced by
Antonio Banderas in the English, Spanish, and Italian versions of the films,
Eric Bauza in The Adventures of Puss in Boots and The Trident, vocal sounds and purrs provided by
Frank Welker, and voiced by
André Sogliuzzo in the video games and commercials) is Shrek's best friend along with Donkey. He is also the lead character of the Puss in Boots films and the TV series based on it.
Dragon is depicted as a ruby-colored
dragon, initially known as the guard of the tower in which Princess Fiona awaits her rescuer in the first film, later becoming Donkey's mate.
Some storybook characters who become Shrek's main group of friends include:
The Gingerbread Man, known as Gingy, is voiced by
Conrad Vernon, and references
the fairy tale of the runaway cookie. In the first film, Shrek. Lord Farquaad kidnaps him and tortures him for information, but Gingy refuses to reveal Shrek's location. There is an echo in Shrek 2, where a gigantic gingerbread man baked by
The Muffin Man helps storm Prince Charming's castle.
Pinocchio is drawn ultimately from
the novel by
Carlo Collodi, with animation reminiscent of the
1940 Disney version. Starting with Shrek 2, he becomes one of Shrek's best friends and he fulfills his dream of being turned into a real boy, but in a few moments he is made of wood again.
The Three Little Pigs are the same three little pigs from
the classic story. They are distinguished by their hats and are some of Shrek's best friends. They speak with a German accent.
Big Bad Wolf is the same
wolf from the story of
Little Red Riding Hood, dressed as a grandmother. Starting with Shrek 2, he becomes one of Shrek's best friends, helping him along with his other companions, and he sent the Fairy Godmother flying. He is usually quiet, dry and monotonous.
The Three Blind Mice are based on the English nursery rhyme of
the same name.
Lord Farquaad (voiced by
John Lithgow in the films,
Andre Sogliuzzo in Shrek Smash n' Crash Racing) is the narcissistic, ruthless and diminutive ruler of the huge castle of Duloc.
Magic Mirror (voiced by
Chris Miller) it is
Snow White's Magic Mirror, who is under threats from Farquaad because otherwise he will break the glass.
Monsieur Robin Hood (voiced by
Vincent Cassel) is a
famous (sometimes) hero from the first film. He sings along with his band of Merry Men and tries to confront Shrek, thinking he was taking Fiona prisoner, but she took them down and defeated them all. He has a
French accent.
Thelonius (voiced by
Christopher Knights He is Lord Farquaad's assistant
executioner. He wears a hood and his
face is never seen. He's not that intelligent, although he's good at heart, and ends up getting along well with Shrek and Fiona. Appears in Shrek and Shrek 4
Prince Charming (voiced by
Rupert Everett in the second and third film, Sean Bishop in Scared Shrekless, James Arnold Taylor in video games) is the son of the Fairy Godmother.
Captain Hook (voiced by
Ian McShane) He is a
villain in the story of
Peter Pan. He plays the piano in the "Poisoned Apple" tavern. Although he has a brief appearance in the second film, in the third he acts as a secondary villain.
Headless Horseman he is the
Villain of
Sleepy Hollow appears drinking alongside King Harold in "The Poisoned Apple", and also juggling outside the bar. He also appears in the third film as an ally of Prince Charming.
The Enchanted Trees are talking
trees that are frequented as the most loyal customers of "The Poisoned Apple". In the third film they join Prince Charming's villainous side.
Cyclops (voiced by
Mark Valley) is a
villain who acts as the doorman of "The Poisoned Apple". He is married and has a daughter who, like him, only has one large eye in the center of her forehead.
Doris (voiced by
Larry King) is a
Ugly sisters from cinderella and a great friend and confidant in Fiona's group of friends. She is a trans woman.
Dronkeys They are the creatures that arise from the love of Donkey and Dragona, little donkeys with tails and dragon wings. They can fly and breathe fire. Curiously, in Shrek 2 there are six, while in the rest of the films there are five.
Fergus, Farkle y Felicia Triplets that Shrek and Fiona have. There are two boys and a girl, their names are Farkle, Fergus and Felicia. They appear in Shrek the Third, Shrek The Halls, Shrek Forever, and Scared Shrekless.
Merlin (voiced by
Eric Idle) He is a powerful wizard of
original wizard who controls all kinds of magic and spells. Artie comes to her aid when he knows he is going to be king. He was a teacher in the magic class at Artie's school, although his spells don't always turn out as he expects, as he switched Puss and Donkey's bodies.
Snow White she is one of Fiona and the others' princess friends.
Pied Piper He is a mute boy from
original story is He briefly appears in Shrek's swamp, along with the rest of the banished story characters, as a young boy who attracts a group of mice while playing his flute. In Shrek Forever After, he is represented as a mute and intelligent type of antihero, as he is presented as a kind of mercenary for hire. Depending on the way you activate your flute, some creatures or others will dance to the sound of your music, unable to control their movements. At the end of the film he is seen forcing Rumpelstilstkin to dance to his music.
Perrito (voiced by
Harvey Guillen) is a friendly and naïve
dog who is initially disguised as one of Mama Luna's pet cats and wants to become a therapy dog. Since the end of the film, he officially names the trio "Team Friendship".
Death (voiced by
Wagner Moura) is a wolf who is initially presumed to be a bounty hunter before revealing his true identity to Puss, who he wants to personally kill as punishment for Puss wasting eight of his nine lives. He wields twin sickles that combine into a double-bladed glaive.
Big Jack Horner (voiced by
John Mulaney in Puss in Boots: The Last Wish) is an adult version of the character from the nursery rhyme
Little Jack Horner. In addition to owning a pastry business, he's also a crime lord who plans to obtain the wishing star to obtain control of all Magic.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears(voiced by
Florence Pugh with
Ray Winstone,
Olivia Colman and
Samson Kayo) this family based
famous story A criminal who acts accompanied by her cronies, the Three Bears. She looks for the wishing star to have a real family but she does not accept and becomes part of the bear family.Three bears who work for Goldilocks. The characters have no relation to those who appear in the Shrek films
Ethical Bug (voiced by
Kevin McCann) is
Talking Cricket from the story of
Pinocchio. He appears in the possession of Jack Horner as his advisor, or rather a witness to his atrocities. He tries to get Jack to make good decisions, although without any success.
This is a list of characters that appear in the Shrek franchise.
Main
Shrek (voiced by
Mike Myers and
Michael Gough as his official voice in the video games) is a large green
ogre and the lead character in all of the Shrek films.
Chris Farley was originally cast to be the voice of Shrek, but he died before he could complete his voice work. He had finished 85-95% of his lines.[1][2]
Puss in Boots (voiced by
Antonio Banderas in the English, Spanish, and Italian versions of the films,
Eric Bauza in The Adventures of Puss in Boots and The Trident, vocal sounds and purrs provided by
Frank Welker, and voiced by
André Sogliuzzo in the video games and commercials) is Shrek's best friend along with Donkey. He is also the lead character of the Puss in Boots films and the TV series based on it.
Dragon is depicted as a ruby-colored
dragon, initially known as the guard of the tower in which Princess Fiona awaits her rescuer in the first film, later becoming Donkey's mate.
Some storybook characters who become Shrek's main group of friends include:
The Gingerbread Man, known as Gingy, is voiced by
Conrad Vernon, and references
the fairy tale of the runaway cookie. In the first film, Shrek. Lord Farquaad kidnaps him and tortures him for information, but Gingy refuses to reveal Shrek's location. There is an echo in Shrek 2, where a gigantic gingerbread man baked by
The Muffin Man helps storm Prince Charming's castle.
Pinocchio is drawn ultimately from
the novel by
Carlo Collodi, with animation reminiscent of the
1940 Disney version. Starting with Shrek 2, he becomes one of Shrek's best friends and he fulfills his dream of being turned into a real boy, but in a few moments he is made of wood again.
The Three Little Pigs are the same three little pigs from
the classic story. They are distinguished by their hats and are some of Shrek's best friends. They speak with a German accent.
Big Bad Wolf is the same
wolf from the story of
Little Red Riding Hood, dressed as a grandmother. Starting with Shrek 2, he becomes one of Shrek's best friends, helping him along with his other companions, and he sent the Fairy Godmother flying. He is usually quiet, dry and monotonous.
The Three Blind Mice are based on the English nursery rhyme of
the same name.
Lord Farquaad (voiced by
John Lithgow in the films,
Andre Sogliuzzo in Shrek Smash n' Crash Racing) is the narcissistic, ruthless and diminutive ruler of the huge castle of Duloc.
Magic Mirror (voiced by
Chris Miller) it is
Snow White's Magic Mirror, who is under threats from Farquaad because otherwise he will break the glass.
Monsieur Robin Hood (voiced by
Vincent Cassel) is a
famous (sometimes) hero from the first film. He sings along with his band of Merry Men and tries to confront Shrek, thinking he was taking Fiona prisoner, but she took them down and defeated them all. He has a
French accent.
Thelonius (voiced by
Christopher Knights He is Lord Farquaad's assistant
executioner. He wears a hood and his
face is never seen. He's not that intelligent, although he's good at heart, and ends up getting along well with Shrek and Fiona. Appears in Shrek and Shrek 4
Prince Charming (voiced by
Rupert Everett in the second and third film, Sean Bishop in Scared Shrekless, James Arnold Taylor in video games) is the son of the Fairy Godmother.
Captain Hook (voiced by
Ian McShane) He is a
villain in the story of
Peter Pan. He plays the piano in the "Poisoned Apple" tavern. Although he has a brief appearance in the second film, in the third he acts as a secondary villain.
Headless Horseman he is the
Villain of
Sleepy Hollow appears drinking alongside King Harold in "The Poisoned Apple", and also juggling outside the bar. He also appears in the third film as an ally of Prince Charming.
The Enchanted Trees are talking
trees that are frequented as the most loyal customers of "The Poisoned Apple". In the third film they join Prince Charming's villainous side.
Cyclops (voiced by
Mark Valley) is a
villain who acts as the doorman of "The Poisoned Apple". He is married and has a daughter who, like him, only has one large eye in the center of her forehead.
Doris (voiced by
Larry King) is a
Ugly sisters from cinderella and a great friend and confidant in Fiona's group of friends. She is a trans woman.
Dronkeys They are the creatures that arise from the love of Donkey and Dragona, little donkeys with tails and dragon wings. They can fly and breathe fire. Curiously, in Shrek 2 there are six, while in the rest of the films there are five.
Fergus, Farkle y Felicia Triplets that Shrek and Fiona have. There are two boys and a girl, their names are Farkle, Fergus and Felicia. They appear in Shrek the Third, Shrek The Halls, Shrek Forever, and Scared Shrekless.
Merlin (voiced by
Eric Idle) He is a powerful wizard of
original wizard who controls all kinds of magic and spells. Artie comes to her aid when he knows he is going to be king. He was a teacher in the magic class at Artie's school, although his spells don't always turn out as he expects, as he switched Puss and Donkey's bodies.
Snow White she is one of Fiona and the others' princess friends.
Pied Piper He is a mute boy from
original story is He briefly appears in Shrek's swamp, along with the rest of the banished story characters, as a young boy who attracts a group of mice while playing his flute. In Shrek Forever After, he is represented as a mute and intelligent type of antihero, as he is presented as a kind of mercenary for hire. Depending on the way you activate your flute, some creatures or others will dance to the sound of your music, unable to control their movements. At the end of the film he is seen forcing Rumpelstilstkin to dance to his music.
Perrito (voiced by
Harvey Guillen) is a friendly and naïve
dog who is initially disguised as one of Mama Luna's pet cats and wants to become a therapy dog. Since the end of the film, he officially names the trio "Team Friendship".
Death (voiced by
Wagner Moura) is a wolf who is initially presumed to be a bounty hunter before revealing his true identity to Puss, who he wants to personally kill as punishment for Puss wasting eight of his nine lives. He wields twin sickles that combine into a double-bladed glaive.
Big Jack Horner (voiced by
John Mulaney in Puss in Boots: The Last Wish) is an adult version of the character from the nursery rhyme
Little Jack Horner. In addition to owning a pastry business, he's also a crime lord who plans to obtain the wishing star to obtain control of all Magic.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears(voiced by
Florence Pugh with
Ray Winstone,
Olivia Colman and
Samson Kayo) this family based
famous story A criminal who acts accompanied by her cronies, the Three Bears. She looks for the wishing star to have a real family but she does not accept and becomes part of the bear family.Three bears who work for Goldilocks. The characters have no relation to those who appear in the Shrek films
Ethical Bug (voiced by
Kevin McCann) is
Talking Cricket from the story of
Pinocchio. He appears in the possession of Jack Horner as his advisor, or rather a witness to his atrocities. He tries to get Jack to make good decisions, although without any success.