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* AdaptationalHeroism: In the original fairy tale, the duckling's mother only half-heartedly tried to defend him from bullies and at one point he overhears her [[IHaveNoSon wishing he was gone]]. In this version, she's the only one who does care about Augustus and at one point can be heard [[AdultFear frantically calling his name]] when he runs away. At the end, [[spoiler:a grown up Augustus visits her and she's very clearly proud of who he's grown up to be]].
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In the original fairy tale, the duckling's mother only half-heartedly tried to defend him from bullies and at one point he overhears her [[IHaveNoSon wishing he was gone]]. In this version, she's the only one who does care about Augustus and at one point can be heard [[AdultFear frantically calling his name]] name when he runs away. At the end, [[spoiler:a grown up Augustus visits her and she's very clearly proud of who he's grown up to be]].
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* CrystallineCreature: Frost, the embodiment of winter who freezes everything he touches, is shaped like an ice crystal himself.
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* JackFrost: Frost, a tiny humanoid made of ice crystals, appears alongside the Winds of Winter to cover the land with ice and snow, while singing about how he enjoys making people suffer in the cold.
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''The Ugly Duckling'' is a 1997 animated movie based off of [[Literature/TheUglyDuckling the classic story of the same name]] that was released by Crayola. Yes ''that'' Crayola. Okay, it was actually released by Hallmark Entertainment, but they used Crayola when they released it in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates as it was originally released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom. Unlike the classic story of The Ugly Duckling, this version is quite different. In this version the ugly duckling named Augustus, runs away after being rejected from his home by many of the residents. The reason that they don't like him is because of his clumsiness and bad luck, which involves unintentionally hurting others or breaking toys. When two residents tell his mother that they should consider sending him away, it sends Augustus into a deep depression and he runs away from home. While on the road, he runs into a rat named Scruffy who runs away from her home as well because her parents didn't want her to follow her dreams. This movie is also a bit unique because it has two different English dubs. This movie was originally released in the United Kingdom with its own dub, but it was eventually released in the United States where they redubbed the movie, though many of the British accents were left in.
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''The Ugly Duckling'' is a 1997 animated movie based off of [[Literature/TheUglyDuckling the classic story of the same name]] that was released by Crayola. Yes ''that'' Crayola. Okay, it was actually released by Hallmark Entertainment, but they used Crayola when they released it in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates as it was originally released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom. UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom.
Unlike the classic story ofThe Ugly Duckling, "Literature/TheUglyDuckling", this version is quite different. In this version the ugly duckling named Augustus, runs away after being rejected from his home by many of the residents. The reason that they don't like him is because of his clumsiness and bad luck, which involves unintentionally hurting others or breaking toys. When two residents tell his mother that they should consider sending him away, it sends Augustus into a deep depression and he runs away from home. While on the road, he runs into a rat named Scruffy who runs away from her home as well because her parents didn't want her to follow her dreams. dreams.
This movie is also a bit unique because it has two different English dubs. This movie was originally released in the United Kingdom with its own dub, but it was eventually released in the United States where they redubbed the movie, though many of the British accents were left in.
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* CanonForeigner: The character, Scruffy the rat, never existed in the original story of ''The Ugly Duckling'' and was created for this adaptation.
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''The Ugly Duckling'' is a 1997 animated movie based off of [[Literature/TheUglyDuckling the classic story of the same name]] that was released by Crayola. Yes ''that'' Crayola. Okay, it was actually released by Hallmark Entertainment, but they used Crayola when they released it in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates as it was originally released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom. Unlike the classic story of The Ugly Duckling, this version is quite different. In this version the ugly duckling named Augustus, runs away after being rejected from his home by many of the residents. The reason that they don't like him is because of his clumsiness and bad luck, which involves unintentionally hurting others or breaking toys. When two residents tell his mother that they should consider sending him away, it sends Augustus into a deep depression and he runs away from home. While on the road, he runs into a rat named Scruffy who runs away from her home as well because her parents didn't want her to follow her dreams. This movie is also a bit unique because it has two different English dubs. This movie was originally released in the United Kingdom with its own dub, but it was eventually released in the United States where they redubbed the movie, though many of the British accents were left in. [[NeedsWikiMagicLove Needs More Wiki Magic.]]
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''The Ugly Duckling'' is a 1997 animated movie based off of [[Literature/TheUglyDuckling the classic story of the same name]] that was released by Crayola. Yes ''that'' Crayola. Okay, it was actually released by Hallmark Entertainment, but they used Crayola when they released it in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates as it was originally released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom. Unlike the classic story of The Ugly Duckling, this version is quite different. In this version the ugly duckling named Augustus, runs away after being rejected from his home by many of the residents. The reason that they don't like him is because of his clumsiness and bad luck, which involves unintentionally hurting others or breaking toys. When two residents tell his mother that they should consider sending him away, it sends Augustus into a deep depression and he runs away from home. While on the road, he runs into a rat named Scruffy who runs away from her home as well because her parents didn't want her to follow her dreams. This movie is also a bit unique because it has two different English dubs. This movie was originally released in the United Kingdom with its own dub, but it was eventually released in the United States where they redubbed the movie, though many of the British accents were left in. [[NeedsWikiMagicLove Needs More Wiki Magic.]]
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* BlueBlood: The swans that Augustus meets at the end consider themselves to be of high class and when Augustus tells them about his time with rats, they consider them to be of lower class and that he shouldn't bother with them.
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* TheUpperClass: The swans that Augustus meets at the end consider themselves to be of high class and when Augustus tells them about his time with rats, they consider them to be of lower class and that he shouldn't bother with them.
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* AstonishinglyAppropriateAppearance: Frost, a minor villain who comes and goes with the Winds of Winter, is a white-and-blue ice crystal construct; With the movie involved with Crayola, the appearance part is that Frost looks like a strange, living, squared-off white crayon.
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* FatteningTheVictim: After ending up at a farmhouse while escaping hunters, Augustus doesn't realize that the woman at the farmhouse was planning on fattening him up to serve to her family. Luckily, Scruffy finds out about the plan and is able to get him out of the farmhouse.
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* AlliterativeFamily: The mother duck names each of her children a name that begins with the letter A, including the titular ugly duckling.
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* DespairEventHorizon: This happens to Augustus after two residents suggest to his mother to send him away. The next morning, he runs away from his home, feeling that nobody wanted him.
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* TheRunaway: Both Ugly and Scruffy. Ugly for being hated by nearly everyone in his home and Scruffy because her parents didn't approve of her dreams.
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* TheRunaway: Both Ugly and Scruffy. Ugly for being hated by nearly everyone in his home and Scruffy because her parents didn't approve of discouraged her dreams.dreams of wanting to join a theater.
* TheUpperClass: The swans that Augustus meets at the end consider themselves to be of high class and when Augustus tells them about his time with rats, they consider them to be of lower class and that he shouldn't bother with them.
* TheUpperClass: The swans that Augustus meets at the end consider themselves to be of high class and when Augustus tells them about his time with rats, they consider them to be of lower class and that he shouldn't bother with them.
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* HappilyAdopted: Despite seeing that Augustus looks different from the rest of her ducklings, she loves him as equally as she loves her other ducklings.
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* HappilyAdopted: Despite seeing that Augustus looks different from the rest of her ducklings, she loves him as equally as she loves her other ducklings.
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* SandInMyEyes: When Augustus goes back to to theater [[spoiler: to see if anyone survived the fire]] he finds Scruffy there crying. When she sees him she says she's not crying and she just has ashes in her eyes.
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* SandInMyEyes: When Augustus goes back to to the theater [[spoiler: to see if anyone survived the fire]] he finds Scruffy there crying. When she sees him she says she's not crying and she just has ashes in her eyes.
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* TheOldNorthWind: The Winds of Winter are three malicious winds (and their "friend" Jack Frost, who is depicted as a tiny crystalline creature) flying over the land and covering it with ice and snow, while singing about how they enjoy making people suffer in the cold.
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* NatureSpirit: The Winds of Winter and Frost are the personifications of bitter weather and icy gales of winter and all the hardships of the year's harshest season.
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''The Ugly Duckling'' is a 1997 animated movie based off of [[Literature/TheUglyDuckling the classic story of the same name]] that was released by Crayola. Yes ''that'' Crayola. Okay, it was actually released by Hallmark Entertainment, but they used Crayola when they released it in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates as it was originally released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom. Unlike the classic story of The Ugly Duckling, this version is quite different. In this version the ugly duckling named Augustus, runs away after being rejected from his home by many of the residents. The reason that they don't like him is because of his clumsiness and bad luck, which involves unintentionally hurting others or breaking toys. When two residents tell his mother that they should consider sending him away, it sends Augustus into a deep depression and he runs away from home. While on the road, he runs into a rat named Scruffy who runs away from her home as well because her parents didn't want her to follow her dreams. This movie is also a bit unique because it has two different English dubs. This movie was originally released in the United Kingdom with its own dub, but it was eventually released in the United States where they redubbed the movie. [[NeedsWikiMagicLove Needs More Wiki Magic.]]
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''The Ugly Duckling'' is a 1997 animated movie based off of [[Literature/TheUglyDuckling the classic story of the same name]] that was released by Crayola. Yes ''that'' Crayola. Okay, it was actually released by Hallmark Entertainment, but they used Crayola when they released it in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates as it was originally released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom. Unlike the classic story of The Ugly Duckling, this version is quite different. In this version the ugly duckling named Augustus, runs away after being rejected from his home by many of the residents. The reason that they don't like him is because of his clumsiness and bad luck, which involves unintentionally hurting others or breaking toys. When two residents tell his mother that they should consider sending him away, it sends Augustus into a deep depression and he runs away from home. While on the road, he runs into a rat named Scruffy who runs away from her home as well because her parents didn't want her to follow her dreams. This movie is also a bit unique because it has two different English dubs. This movie was originally released in the United Kingdom with its own dub, but it was eventually released in the United States where they redubbed the movie.movie, though many of the British accents were left in. [[NeedsWikiMagicLove Needs More Wiki Magic.]]
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Scruffy isn't always the kindest towards Ugly. When she first meets him, she wants him to go away and to not bother her and she has a small attitude. But it is shown that she is very kind and she cares greatly for Ugly.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Scruffy isn't always the kindest towards Ugly. When she first meets him, she wants him to go away and to not bother her and she has a small attitude. But it is shown that she is very kind and she cares greatly for Ugly.Ugly and they become PlatonicLifePartners.
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''The Ugly Duckling'' is a 1997 animated movie based off of [[Literature/TheUglyDuckling the classic story of the same name]] that was released by Crayola. Yes ''that'' Crayola. Okay, it was actually released by Hallmark Entertainment, but they used Crayola when they released it in the UsefulNotes/UnitedStates as it was originally released in the UsefulNotes/UnitedKingdom. Unlike the classic story of The Ugly Duckling, this version is quite different. In this version the ugly duckling named Augustus, runs away after being rejected from his home by many of the residents. The reason that they don't like him is because of his clumsiness and bad luck, which involves unintentionally hurting others or breaking toys. When two residents tell his mother that they should consider sending him away, it sends Augustus into a deep depression and he runs away from home. While on the road, he runs into a rat named Scruffy who runs away from her home as well because her parents didn't want her to follow her dreams. This movie is also a bit unique because it has two different English dubs. This movie was originally released in the United Kingdom with its own dub, but it was eventually released in the United States where they redubbed the movie. [[NeedsWikiMagicLove Needs More Wiki Magic.]]
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!!The Ugly Duckling provides examples of:
* AstonishinglyAppropriateAppearance: Frost, a minor villain who comes and goes with the Winds of Winter, is a white-and-blue ice crystal construct; With the movie involved with Crayola, the appearance part is that Frost looks like a strange, living, squared-off white crayon.
* AdaptationExpansion: This film has ''much'' more of a plot than the original story, having the star character end up as TheRunaway for being disliked by many of his town's residents and having him end up on an adventure.
* AdaptationalHeroism: In the original fairy tale, the duckling's mother only half-heartedly tried to defend him from bullies and at one point he overhears her [[IHaveNoSon wishing he was gone]]. In this version, she's the only one who does care about Augustus and at one point can be heard [[AdultFear frantically calling his name]] when he runs away. At the end, [[spoiler:a grown up Augustus visits her and she's very clearly proud of who he's grown up to be]].
* AffectionateNickname: Augustus doesn't mind being called Ugly, since so many people called him it in his home.
* BornUnlucky: Augustus feels that he is this. Many bad things happen to him in the movie which really aren't his fault, but almost everyone in his home don't see things that way.
* CatsAreSnarkers: Tarquin is a bit snarky towards Ugly. When he falls asleep he talks about how his master will plan to cook him.
* CunningLikeAFox: In the middle of the movie, Ugly and Scruffy meet a fox who offers them a place to stay for the night. [[spoiler: In reality, he runs a factory where he uses rats to create pots and pans for him, while he sells to people.]]
* TheDitz: Augustus is this and also BornUnlucky.
* DespairEventHorizon: This happens to Augustus after two residents suggest to his mother to send him away. The next morning, he runs away from his home, feeling that nobody wanted him.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: A strange case. [[spoiler: After a fire breaks out at the theater Ugly and Scruffy were working at, Ugly runs away to a lake because he thinks that the fire was his fault.]] There he meets a group of swans that inform him that he is a swan, since he had no idea that he was one throughout the movie. But when he learns that they are snobby and care only about themselves and not anyone below them, Augustus doesn't wish to live among them and he returns to the theater to find Scruffy is fine and that he didn't cause the fire.
* IChooseToStay: Augustus chooses to stay with Scruffy after [[spoiler: he learns that he's a swan]] because he hates that the swans he met were very snobby and they only cared about themselves.
* ItsAllMyFault: When something bad happens to him or the people around him, he's always quick to blame himself even if it wasn't his fault.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Scruffy isn't always the kindest towards Ugly. When she first meets him, she wants him to go away and to not bother her and she has a small attitude. But it is shown that she is very kind and she cares greatly for Ugly.
* NamedByTheAdaptation: The titular character is named Augustus.
* NeverAcceptedInHisHometown: Downplayed. Augustus isn't outright rejected from everyone in his home, but after many bad things happen to others when he's around them, many of the residents don't want to be around him. It ends up with him running away from home since he feels that everyone hates him.
* PlatonicLifePartners: Augustus and Scruffy probably because he's a swan and she's a mouse.
* SandInMyEyes: When Augustus goes back to to theater [[spoiler: to see if anyone survived the fire]] he finds Scruffy there crying. When she sees him she says she's not crying and she just has ashes in her eyes.
* TheRunaway: Both Ugly and Scruffy. Ugly for being hated by nearly everyone in his home and Scruffy because her parents don't approve of her dreams.
* VillainSong: "Winds of Winter", a smoothly sung, yet threateningly worded song marking the arrival of the harsh winter. Its sung by the three titular cloud like entities, that change the weather itself and makes it snow, and their crystalline friend Frost, who's the one who actually freezes everything with his light touches.
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!!The Ugly Duckling provides examples of:
* AstonishinglyAppropriateAppearance: Frost, a minor villain who comes and goes with the Winds of Winter, is a white-and-blue ice crystal construct; With the movie involved with Crayola, the appearance part is that Frost looks like a strange, living, squared-off white crayon.
* AdaptationExpansion: This film has ''much'' more of a plot than the original story, having the star character end up as TheRunaway for being disliked by many of his town's residents and having him end up on an adventure.
* AdaptationalHeroism: In the original fairy tale, the duckling's mother only half-heartedly tried to defend him from bullies and at one point he overhears her [[IHaveNoSon wishing he was gone]]. In this version, she's the only one who does care about Augustus and at one point can be heard [[AdultFear frantically calling his name]] when he runs away. At the end, [[spoiler:a grown up Augustus visits her and she's very clearly proud of who he's grown up to be]].
* AffectionateNickname: Augustus doesn't mind being called Ugly, since so many people called him it in his home.
* BornUnlucky: Augustus feels that he is this. Many bad things happen to him in the movie which really aren't his fault, but almost everyone in his home don't see things that way.
* CatsAreSnarkers: Tarquin is a bit snarky towards Ugly. When he falls asleep he talks about how his master will plan to cook him.
* CunningLikeAFox: In the middle of the movie, Ugly and Scruffy meet a fox who offers them a place to stay for the night. [[spoiler: In reality, he runs a factory where he uses rats to create pots and pans for him, while he sells to people.]]
* TheDitz: Augustus is this and also BornUnlucky.
* DespairEventHorizon: This happens to Augustus after two residents suggest to his mother to send him away. The next morning, he runs away from his home, feeling that nobody wanted him.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: A strange case. [[spoiler: After a fire breaks out at the theater Ugly and Scruffy were working at, Ugly runs away to a lake because he thinks that the fire was his fault.]] There he meets a group of swans that inform him that he is a swan, since he had no idea that he was one throughout the movie. But when he learns that they are snobby and care only about themselves and not anyone below them, Augustus doesn't wish to live among them and he returns to the theater to find Scruffy is fine and that he didn't cause the fire.
* IChooseToStay: Augustus chooses to stay with Scruffy after [[spoiler: he learns that he's a swan]] because he hates that the swans he met were very snobby and they only cared about themselves.
* ItsAllMyFault: When something bad happens to him or the people around him, he's always quick to blame himself even if it wasn't his fault.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Scruffy isn't always the kindest towards Ugly. When she first meets him, she wants him to go away and to not bother her and she has a small attitude. But it is shown that she is very kind and she cares greatly for Ugly.
* NamedByTheAdaptation: The titular character is named Augustus.
* NeverAcceptedInHisHometown: Downplayed. Augustus isn't outright rejected from everyone in his home, but after many bad things happen to others when he's around them, many of the residents don't want to be around him. It ends up with him running away from home since he feels that everyone hates him.
* PlatonicLifePartners: Augustus and Scruffy probably because he's a swan and she's a mouse.
* SandInMyEyes: When Augustus goes back to to theater [[spoiler: to see if anyone survived the fire]] he finds Scruffy there crying. When she sees him she says she's not crying and she just has ashes in her eyes.
* TheRunaway: Both Ugly and Scruffy. Ugly for being hated by nearly everyone in his home and Scruffy because her parents don't approve of her dreams.
* VillainSong: "Winds of Winter", a smoothly sung, yet threateningly worded song marking the arrival of the harsh winter. Its sung by the three titular cloud like entities, that change the weather itself and makes it snow, and their crystalline friend Frost, who's the one who actually freezes everything with his light touches.
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