The plan would have worked perfectly, except that her inane assistant Kronk mixed the poisons up and instead turned him into a llama - eventually losing him in the city. Now, Kuzko finds himself the property of the peasant Pacha, whose village he was going to destroy. A long way away from his palace, Kuzko will need Pacha's help if he ever wants to get back to his original life. But Pacha will only help him if he promises to move his pool elsewhere. However, due to television overscan, most users won't actually be able to see them.
Fine outlines are sharp and well defined.
Colors are rich and vibrant, but a little bit on the dark side. The first disc hold 6 gigabytes of data. On the audio front, Disney has included both Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 English audio tracks. In testing the Dolby Digital track, I found it to be very clean and crisp with absolutely no unwanted hiss or background sounds. The rear channels are also not overactive, though they are still utilized well throughout the movie.