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When they find Marty at the train station, the people go wild. When Alex, Gloria and Melvin find out that Marty made a break for it, they set of to find him. That night, Marty escaped the zoo planning to get on the train and head to Connecticut. Then Gloria, Alex and Melvin look at Marty like he has a screw loose, and tell him to wish for something else. Marty didn't think about it too much, he wanted to be run freely in the wild. When Marty blows out his ten birthday candles, Alex, Gloria and Melvin tell him to make a wish. The story starts off as the animals begin to celebrate Marty’s tenth birthday. The story is about four best friends: a lion, a giraffe, a hippo and a zebra. The Central Park Zoo is home to several animals including lions, zebras, giraffes, psychotic penguins, snakes and many more.

#WATCH MADAGASCAR 1 FULL MOVIE MOVIE#

The setting of the movie is in the Central Park Zoo located in the heart of Manhattan. This movie stars Jada Picket Smith, Chris Rock, Ben Stiller and David Schwimmer. The film was directed by Eric Darnell and Tom McGrath, and it was written by Mark Burton, Eric Darnell, Billy Frock and Tom McGrath. Here’s hoping Moon Knight is not her final appearance in the MCU.The animals are gone! A film released by dream works called Madagascar has viewers everywhere laughing out loud. Taweret is thus the reason the show’s heroes win the battle against evil. Second, Taweret makes Marc’s partner, Layla ( May Calamawy), her avatar, which bestows her with the necessary superpowers to take down the series’ antagonist. First, Taweret performs what could be the first-ever instance of a “deus ex hippo,” saving Marc and Steven from a sandstorm as they try to escape the afterlife. Perfectly voiced by Antonia Salib, Taweret’s memorability comes from her surprisingly significant impact on the show’s narrative resolution. She swings the doors open, exchanges a brief stare with Marc and Steven (both Oscar Isaac), and then offers a sweet, smiling, “Hi!” Though her mission is to guide the show’s protagonists through the afterlife, she does so with care, kindness, and the best costuming of any hippo on this list. When introduced at the end of the series’ fourth episode, Taweret enters after several billowing footsteps and an increasing shadow behind opaque doors. Taweret, still towering, is an absolute sweetheart. Of the three principal Egyptian Gods of Moon Knight, two (Khonshu and Ammit) are towering, terrifying figures. The hippo on this list with the most potential to be menacing also leans the hardest into adorability. RELATED: 'Moon Knight': Who Is the Voice of Taweret? Anyone who grew up wearing out the tape of their The Lion King II VHS certainly tried to modulate their voice to mimic this deep-voiced hippo. The second verse ends with a particularly plump hippopotamus standing on a rock and singing, in deep baritone, “He asked for trouble the moment he came.” In just about five seconds of screen time, the baritone hippo leaves quite the impression. Much of the song involves animals singing various synonyms for “dishonesty” followed by a line about Kovu specifically. This begins the musical number “One of Us,” in which the various animals of Pride Rock sing about Kovu’s exile. When Kovu is revealed to be the son of one of Scar’s followers, King Simba banishes him from the pride. Disney’s surprisingly moving direct-to-video sequel does actually have an excellent, albeit brief, hippo character. “Wait, there was a hippo in The Lion King II?” or even “Wait, there was a sequel to The Lion King?” are perfectly acceptable responses to the first entry on this list. In honor of this recent addition to the limited pantheon of fictional, onscreen hippos, it is time to count down seven heavyweight hippos from film and television. Marvel’s most recent Disney+ series, Moon Knightintroduced audiences to the Egyptian goddess, Taweret, a giant, anthropomorphic hippopotamus. And yet, hippos remain underrepresented across film and television. What example would someone offer, though, if their favorite animal is the hippopotamus? Simultaneously one of the world’s most adorable and deadly creatures, the hippo offers so much potential for exciting screen moments. And, of course, dog lovers have an entire catalog of onscreen canines from which to choose. If someone’s had a child in the last two decades, they likely have a running list of the best Pixar animals.

Dino-lovers will go straight to the T-rex from Jurassic Park. Fans of classics might propose the shark from Jaw s(who, chances are, they will name as “‘Jaws’ from Jaws”). If asked, any film fan could surely think of their favorite screen creature. Movies and television shows offer a rich zoo of animal characters.