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| “ | Mine! | „ |
| ~ The seagulls' only word |
| “ | Oh, would you just shut up?! You're rats with wings! | „ |
| ~ Nigel to the seagulls |
The Seagulls are the secondary antagonists of Pixar's 5th full-legnth animated feature film, Finding Nemo and minor characters in its 2016 sequel Finding Dory.
They were all voiced by Andrew Stanton and the late Jan Rabson.
Why aren't they heroic or villainous?[]
Biography[]
Finding Nemo[]
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Finding Dory[]
TBA
Personalities[]
They lack too much personality other than being greedy and hungry sea birds that only say and repeat the word "mine".
Trivia[]
- The seagulls' design is based on Feathers McGraw, the antagonist penguin from the Wallace and Gromit short "The Wrong Trousers".
- A different flock of seagulls resembling the ones from the first film makes an appearance near the end of Finding Dory when Dory and Hank drive the truck containing the quarantined fish into the ocean. Like the other flock, all they say is "Mine! Mine! Mine!"
- In the Polish dub of the movie, the Seagulls say, "Daj! Daj! Daj!" (pronounced like the English word "die"), which actually means "Give" in English.
- Some seagulls also make a cameo appearance in LEGO The Incredibles throughout the level "Above Parr". In this game, they are shown as regular LEGO seagulls, but still say, "Mine! Mine! Mine!"
- Similar to the seagulls in the film, seagulls in real life are also known for being a very opportunistic bird that will approach people trying to obtain their food in urban locations. They can also be aggressive when trying to obtain food, so in some places feeding these birds is not only discouraged but also illegal.
Gallery[]
External Links[]
- Seagulls on the Disney Wiki.
- Seagulls on the Pixar Wiki.
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