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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: Creator/BrendanGleeson doesn't play the father figure role in this film, nor does he have a role in the film at all.
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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: Creator/BrendanGleeson doesn't play the father figure role in this film, nor does he have a role in the film at all. It's also the only film in the trilogy to have two female leads rather than a male/female duo like the first two, and Robyn is an EmpoweredBadassNormal while Brendan and Ben are just BadassNormal.
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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: Creator/BrendanGleeson doesn't play the father figure role in this film, nor does he have a role in the film at all.
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* ActionizedSequel: Is much more action oriented than both ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretOfKells'' and ''WesternAnimation/SongOfTheSea.''
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* NewEnglandPuritan: While set in Ireland than the New World, the dress, culture, and beliefs of the contemporary Puritan movement are evident, such as religious fundamentalism, rampant xenophobia, and buckled hats.
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* NewEnglandPuritan: While set in Ireland than instead of the New World, the dress, culture, and beliefs of the contemporary Puritan movement are evident, such as religious fundamentalism, rampant xenophobia, and buckled hats.
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* NewEnglandPuritan: While set in Ireland than the New World, the dress, culture, and beliefs of the contemporary Puritan movement are evident, such as religious fundamentalism, rampant xenophobia, and buckled hats.
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* {{Irony}}: According to the movie's art book, the woods is associated with safety despite being wilderness, while the town is heavily associated with danger in spite of its association with civilization. Even when Robyn's not a wolf, she and her father face threats in the town for so much as failing to follow Cromwell's orders.
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* AnAesop:
** You can only be happy if you can be yourself, and you can only be yourself if you're free.
** Sometimes you have to do what's right even at the risk of punishment.
** For Robyn: You can't escape your true nature. You have to accept it and nurture it.
** Progress does not require the extinction of a species.
** For Bill: Submitting to a tyrant in the hopes they'll spare your loved ones doesn't result in greater safety, but a loss of freedom. What's more, they may decide to hurt your loved ones anyway, and by then you'll still be trapped. Better to flee or fight for freedom to begin with.
** You can only be happy if you can be yourself, and you can only be yourself if you're free.
** Sometimes you have to do what's right even at the risk of punishment.
** For Robyn: You can't escape your true nature. You have to accept it and nurture it.
** Progress does not require the extinction of a species.
** For Bill: Submitting to a tyrant in the hopes they'll spare your loved ones doesn't result in greater safety, but a loss of freedom. What's more, they may decide to hurt your loved ones anyway, and by then you'll still be trapped. Better to flee or fight for freedom to begin with.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: The story is set in the year 1650 and Oliver Cromwell is already the Lord Protector, a title that he wouldn't obtain until 1653. [[spoiler:He didn't die in 1650 in Ireland either]].
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: The story is set in the year 1650 and Oliver Cromwell is already the Lord Protector, a title that he wouldn't obtain until 1653. [[spoiler:He didn't die in 1650 in Ireland either]].either; Cromwell instead died in 1658 from an unconfirmed illness (widely speculated to be sepsis)]].
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: The people of Kilkenny ''despise'' the "Lord Protector" and barely try to conceal it. He's often away to quell uprisings in other parts of the country, and barely keeps the townsfolk in line with intimidation and promises to [[TheScapegoat eradicate]] the local wolves.
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: The people of Kilkenny ''despise'' the "Lord Protector" and barely try to conceal it. He's often away to quell uprisings in other parts of the country, and barely keeps the townsfolk in line with intimidation and promises to [[TheScapegoat eradicate]] the local wolves. TruthInTelevision, as the real-life Oliver Cromwell was ''not'' a well-liked figure in Ireland.
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''Wolfwalkers'' is an Animated {{Fantasy}}-{{Adventure}} and the fourth film from Creator/CartoonSaloon. It was co-directed by Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart and is the third and final film of the studio's WesternAnimation/IrishFolkloreTrilogy, after ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretOfKells'' and ''WesternAnimation/SongOfTheSea.'' It was released on September 12, 2020 at the Toronto International Film Festival and was later released to Creator/AppleTVPlus on December 11, 2020.
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''Wolfwalkers'' is an Animated {{Fantasy}}-{{Adventure}} and the fourth film from Creator/CartoonSaloon. It was co-directed by Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart and is the third and final film of the studio's WesternAnimation/IrishFolkloreTrilogy, ''WesternAnimation/IrishFolkloreTrilogy'', after ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretOfKells'' and ''WesternAnimation/SongOfTheSea.'' It was released on September 12, 2020 at the Toronto International Film Festival and was later released to Creator/AppleTVPlus on December 11, 2020.
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''Wolfwalkers'' is an Animated {{Fantasy}}-{{Adventure}} and the fourth film from Creator/CartoonSaloon. It was co-directed by Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart and is the third film of the studio's WesternAnimation/IrishFolkloreTrilogy, after ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretOfKells'' and ''WesternAnimation/SongOfTheSea.'' It was released on September 12, 2020 at the Toronto International Film Festival and was later released to Creator/AppleTVPlus on December 11, 2020.
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''Wolfwalkers'' is an Animated {{Fantasy}}-{{Adventure}} and the fourth film from Creator/CartoonSaloon. It was co-directed by Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart and is the third and final film of the studio's WesternAnimation/IrishFolkloreTrilogy, after ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretOfKells'' and ''WesternAnimation/SongOfTheSea.'' It was released on September 12, 2020 at the Toronto International Film Festival and was later released to Creator/AppleTVPlus on December 11, 2020.
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** "It's for your own good." Said by Bill repeatedly throughout the film to justify keeping Robyn in the town and having her work in the scullery, in an attempt to keep her safe. [[spoiler: And then Robyn says it to Mebh when she's literally trapping her in a cage in order to prevent her from going after her mother.]]
