Felix (Barbie)

Felix is a heroic parrot in the 2006 direct-to-DVD animated Barbie film, Barbie in The 12 Dancing Princesses. His owner is Prince Derek, the royal cobbler.
He is voiced by the late Gabe Khouth, who later voiced Albain in Barbie & Her Sisters in A Pony Tale.
==History==
Felix appears in movie together with his owner, the royal cobbler, Derek. He is portrayed a very talkative bird. To Derek's annoyance, Felix makes several remarks on his owner's love to Genevieve when she receives her ballet dancing shoes.
Later on, when Derek meets the apothecary, he wants to take Felix instead of Queen Isabella's silver goblet. So Derek was gives to apothecary his horse instead of Felix.
He is a best friend to Twyla, Genevieve's loyally kitten. When Desmond broke out of the storage room, Felix went to warn Genevieve and Derek about him, but Brutus jumped on him and started to pluck feathers off of him.
Twyla, who have came to his saved by snapping a mouse trap on Brutus's tail. Felix thanked to her for help.
==Trivia==
*Felix makes two cameo appearances in Barbie as The Island Princess; Firstly, he is beside Sagi when Sagi sings "birds and bananas" during "Here On My Island". The second appearance is when Prince Antonio sings his part of "I Need to Know", Felix sits on the ship's steering wheel behind Antonio.
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