King Gator

King Gator is the supporting protagonist in All Dogs Go To Heaven.
==History==
He first appears as a sewer gator and nearly eats Charlie, but Charlie's high pitched howls amuse King Gator who spares Charlie and becomes his friend, swimming him and Anne-Marie to the town. He later appears, hearing Charlie's howling, breaking into Carface's ship and frees Charlie. Under orders from Charile, King Gator repeatedly rams the ship to free Annie. After Carface Carruthers falls into the water, King Gator appears, and swims after Carface. At the end of the film, Carface appears in Heaven, having been eaten and vows revenge. It is unknown if King Gator is still alive or not as he never again appears.
Nostalgia Chick and Nostalgia Critic coined the now famous term "BigLipped Alligator Moment" in reference to him.
== Personality ==
King Gator is a funny, carefree, flamboyant, bubbly, gigantic alligator that lives in the New Orleans ocean/sewers and is the king of native rat tribe. He loves beings with beautiful voices and loves to sing duets. He likes and adores anyone with the same gift and will refuse to eat them as he did with Charlie.
==Trivia==
*King Gator was voiced by Ken Page, who also voiced Oogie Boogie from The Nightmare Before Christmas.
*King Gator also shares similarities with the Dragon from the 2001 computer animated film Shrek. 
**Both at first try to eat the protagonist (King Gator with Charlie and Anne Marie and Dragon with Shrek and Donkey) but later become allies of the film's protagonists. 
**King Gator befriends Charlie and Anne Marie after being amused by Charlie's howling and Dragon falls in love with Donkey when Donkey discovers that Dragon is a female and gives Shrek and Donkey a flight to Duloc. 
**They also help the film's protagonist near the movie's end. King Gator breaks into the ship scaring away Carface's thugs and frees Charlie from the anchor, while Dragon helps Shrek and Donkey fight the guards and she also ends up eating the film's main antagonist. 
**King Gator headbutts the wall, knocking Carface into the water and devours him offscreen. Dragon, after being signaled by Shrek, breaks into the window of the chapel, devours Lord Farquaad and belches out the crown. The difference is that Dragon appears in the whole Shrek franchise while King Gator appears only in the first film of All Dogs go to Heaven.
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