Tuesday, November 25, 2014

4 Animals Popularized by Movies and Games

Animals have always blended in well as characters in movies and games. While some animals get their fair share of attention and are born stars, others fall into the shadows. Here are a few animals that have had more than their 15 minutes of fame because of movies and games that celebrate the awesomeness that comes to them naturally.

Penguins
Penguins are adorable, unique and live in the Antarctica, which is not the most accessible place on earth. Lest they are forgotten, we have seen quite a few penguins game and movies in the last few years. From the tap-dancing Mumble in Happy Feet to Kowalski, Skipper, Rico and Private in the Madagascar series, penguins have never had it this good!



Dragons
Dragons have captured the imagination of cultures across the world. These mythical beasts have been bequeathed with many qualities. They are seen as both protectors and destroyers, making them ideal characters to feature in games and movies. A few of the famous dragon-themed movies and games include Spyro, Dragon Nest, Dragon Eternity, How to Train your Dragon, Dragonheart and Reign of Fire.

Spyro wallpaper” by Leonardo Monteiro is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

Rats & Mice
From their widely entertaining cartoon avatars, as the cute and mischievous Jerry in Tom & Jerry, and as Mickey and Minnie Mouse, it was not surprising when the mouse made its way up the big screen. There is nothing mousy (or ratty) about their celebrity personas in Stuart Little, Ratatouille and Ben.


Tom&Jerry” by Gláucia Góes is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Lions
The lions have had no dearth of publicity being naturally charismatic and uncontested kings of forests. But what sealed the deal on their might was the memorable scene in The Lion King when Rafiki holds the newborn Simba up to cheers. Other movies where lions have roared include Madagascar and The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.



Lion King” by zoe toseland is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

Animals have nothing to complain about as they continue to be popular with kids whether in the wild or on a mobile app! 

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