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* SorcerousOverlord: Queen Akivasha is an ancient witch queen who once ruled over Valusia and is resurrected by the bad guys to remove Kull the Barbarian from the throne. Though her plan is apparently to bring HellOnEarth, the way she came to power by marrying Kull and then arranging his death (he escaped) means she can't really be upfront that she's evil to her subjects and has to be a VillainWithGoodPublicity.
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* SorcerousOverlord: Queen Akivasha is an ancient witch queen who once ruled over Valusia and is resurrected by the bad guys to remove Kull the Barbarian from the throne. Though her plan is apparently to bring HellOnEarth, the way she came to power by marrying Kull and then arranging his death (he escaped) means she can't really be upfront that she's evil to her subjects (at least until she can restore all her former power) and has to be a VillainWithGoodPublicity.
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** Shortly before that, Kull chides Ascalante for eating before Juba, suspecting that the latter poisoned their food. Juba reassures them by taking the first bite himself, and Kull follows... not suspecting that Juba left a small part of the food ''unpoisoned'' so he could pull this very trick.
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** Shortly before that, Kull chides Ascalante for eating before Juba, suspecting that the latter poisoned their food. Juba reassures them by taking the first bite himself, and Kull follows... not suspecting that turns out Juba left a small part of the food ''unpoisoned'' so he could pull this very trick.only drugged their food.
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** Juba drugs the food for Kull and his companions, Kull, thinking it's poisoned, won't eat or drink until Juba does. So even though Juba also passes out, they are on his boat, and his men are able to enslave Kull.
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* BookEnds: In his first appearance, Enaros is covered with burn scars. Akivasha heals all his scars after he resurrects her, but as the plot progresses, she burns him every time he displeases her (which is often). By the end of the story, Enaros is exactly as scarred as he was at the start.
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After the mad king Borna kills his successors, the throne unexpectedly falls to outsider Kull, a barbarian from Atlantis. The king's cousin and the captain of the guard both lust to become king and remove Kull, reviving an ancient red witch to help them.
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After the mad king Borna kills his successors, the throne unexpectedly falls to outsider Kull, a barbarian from Atlantis. The king's cousin and the captain of the guard both lust to become king and remove Kull, reviving an ancient red witch to help them.
them. The witch, Akivasha, deposes Kull from his throne, and the barbarian embarks on a desperate quest to find the only weapon that can kill her.
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* BreakingTheBonds: The bad guys taunt Kull and claim that his bonds are unbreakable, so he simply pulls so hard that the railing that he is tied to breaks.
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* BreakingTheBonds: The bad guys taunt Juba taunts Kull and claim claims that his bonds are unbreakable, so he simply pulls so hard that the railing that he is tied to breaks.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: While gloating over the trick he pulled off, Juba says the ropes are too strong even for Kull to break. The wood the ropes are tied to, however...
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: DidntThinkThisThrough:
** While gloating over the trick he pulled off, Juba says the ropes are too strong even for Kull to break. The wood the ropes are tied to,however...however...
** Shortly before that, Kull chides Ascalante for eating before Juba, suspecting that the latter poisoned their food. Juba reassures them by taking the first bite himself, and Kull follows... not suspecting that Juba left a small part of the food ''unpoisoned'' so he could pull this very trick.
** While gloating over the trick he pulled off, Juba says the ropes are too strong even for Kull to break. The wood the ropes are tied to,
** Shortly before that, Kull chides Ascalante for eating before Juba, suspecting that the latter poisoned their food. Juba reassures them by taking the first bite himself, and Kull follows... not suspecting that Juba left a small part of the food ''unpoisoned'' so he could pull this very trick.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Borna's eldest heir challenged him for the throne. Borna not only reacted by killing him, but then acted to kill ''everyone'' who'd have a claim on the throne. He also tries to kill first Taligaro for simply objecting to this and then Kull for stopping him from killing Taligaro.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Borna's eldest heir challenged him for the throne. Borna not only reacted by killing him, but then acted to kill ''everyone'' who'd have with a claim on the throne. He also tries to kill first Taligaro for simply objecting to this and then Kull for stopping him from killing Taligaro.
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* IronicEcho: At the start of the movie, Taligaro looks down on Kull for using an axe as wepaon as this isn't how a proper soldier fights. [[spoiler:At the end, Kull uses an axe to finish off Taligaro proclaiming this is how "a [[BarbarianHero barbarian]] fights"]].
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* IronicEcho: At the start of the movie, Taligaro looks down on Kull for using an axe as wepaon as this isn't how a proper soldier fights. [[spoiler:At the end, Kull uses an axe to finish off Taligaro proclaiming this is how "a [[BarbarianHero barbarian]] fights"]].
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-->'''Kull''': Noble blood...all over the palace fIoor.!
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-->'''Kull''': Noble blood...all over the palace fIoor.!floor!
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* JustJokingJustification: When Kull breaks free and has Juba at his mercy, Juba nervously tries to save himself by claiming that he was just joking with him. Kull doesn't buy it for a millisecond and throws him off his own ship.
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It was intended as a sequel to the Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian movies, but the character was changed to Robert E. Howard's older character Literature/{{Kull}} after Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger's refusal to reprise the role.
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It was intended as a sequel to the Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian movies, but the character was changed to Robert E. Howard's older character Literature/{{Kull}} Franchise/{{Kull}} after Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger's refusal to reprise the role.
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* IronicEcho: At the start of the movie, Taligaro looks down on Kull for using an axe as WeaponOfChoice as this isn't how a proper soldier fights. [[spoiler:At the end, Kull uses an axe to finish off Taligaro proclaiming this is how "a [[BarbarianHero barbarian]] fights"]].
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* IronicEcho: At the start of the movie, Taligaro looks down on Kull for using an axe as WeaponOfChoice wepaon as this isn't how a proper soldier fights. [[spoiler:At the end, Kull uses an axe to finish off Taligaro proclaiming this is how "a [[BarbarianHero barbarian]] fights"]].
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* LockedIntoStrangeness: Zareta has a skunk stripe as a result of her experience with the Breath of Valka.
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* SkunkStripe: Zareta has this as a result of her experience with the Breath of Valka.
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* TheGoodKing: Kull, upon becoming king, immediately releases several slaves in the palace and tries to abolish slavery completely but is told he can't because the kingdom's ancient law allows it. Further, he refuses to have sex with Zareta before he's sure she's willing, as she had been the former king's sex slave and accustomed to serving that way. He also frees a priest persecuted for heresy and establishes religious tolerance, saying people can worship whatever gods they want (although this is case of NiceJobBreakngItHero as the priest [[ReligionOfEvil worships Akivasha]] and the law prevented him from resurrecting her). All this is ''before'' Kull faces down the main villain. ''After'' he defeats her, Kull abolishes slavery anyway, ancient law be damned.
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* TheGoodKing: Kull, upon becoming king, immediately releases several slaves in the palace and tries to abolish slavery completely but is told he can't because the kingdom's ancient law allows it. Further, he refuses to have sex with Zareta before he's sure she's willing, as she had been the former king's sex slave and accustomed to serving that way. He also frees a priest persecuted for heresy and establishes religious tolerance, saying people can worship whatever gods they want (although this is case of NiceJobBreakngItHero NiceJobBreakingItHero as the priest [[ReligionOfEvil worships Akivasha]] and the law prevented him from resurrecting her). All this is ''before'' Kull faces down the main villain. ''After'' he defeats her, Kull abolishes slavery anyway, ancient law be damned.
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* TheGoodKing: Kull, upon becoming king, immediately releases several slaves in the palace and tries to abolish slavery completely but is told he can't because the kingdom's ancient law allows it. Further, he refuses to have sex with Zareta before he's sure she's willing, as she had been the former king's sex slave and accustomed to serving that way. He also frees a priest persecuted for heresy and establishes religious tolerance, saying people can worship whatever gods they want. All this is ''before'' Kull faces down the main villain. After he defeats her, Kull abolishes slavery anyway, ancient law be damned.
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* TheGoodKing: Kull, upon becoming king, immediately releases several slaves in the palace and tries to abolish slavery completely but is told he can't because the kingdom's ancient law allows it. Further, he refuses to have sex with Zareta before he's sure she's willing, as she had been the former king's sex slave and accustomed to serving that way. He also frees a priest persecuted for heresy and establishes religious tolerance, saying people can worship whatever gods they want.want (although this is case of NiceJobBreakngItHero as the priest [[ReligionOfEvil worships Akivasha]] and the law prevented him from resurrecting her). All this is ''before'' Kull faces down the main villain. After ''After'' he defeats her, Kull abolishes slavery anyway, ancient law be damned.
