After a short time journeying through the jungle she discovers that Baloo has been following her.
She sets out into the jungle and constructs weapons for herself. Mowglii witnessed the aftermath of the attack and saw the fully grown adult that was the boy that the tigers had taken. The Mother Wolf gives some final words of guidance to Mowglii, and she sets out for revenge. Once they are done fighting Mowglii returns to the wolves, only to discover that they have been attacked by the tigers and that the Mother Wolf lays dying. It is eventually revealed though that Baloo is an ally of the jungle wolves and that the two spar to improve Mowglii’s fighting capabilities. This might bear attacks her back as the two engage in a battle on the jungle floor. The fully grown Mowglii is first seen engaging Baloo in combat.
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Whereas the main series focuses on tales of morality or the epic battle among the planes, this series focuses more on adventure and the trials of youth (whereas the Wonderland stories have more of a horror element.) Major Story Arcs Numerous references have been made to her experiences as a child, though these are mostly forgotten by her and are told in retrospect by others.Īs with the other major Grimm Fairy Tales character based on literature (that being Calie Liddle who is based off of Alice in Wonderland) the tone and setting of this series is very different from the main series. Having been raised since an early age by the wolves she exhibits traits similar to them, while also utilizing her own skills as a human to her benefit. Nonetheless the character of Mowglii as she is presented is shown as an aggressive, but also compassionate and understanding member of the group of wolves that populate the jungle. It is as of yet not even clear if the character is one based on the imaginations of a modern day character (as there are certain inconsistencies, such as Wildebeests that also inhabit the jungle), or the bizarre outcome of another character’s actions. True to the Grimm Fairy Tales style of storytelling, much is left vague as the character’s true background. As with most Grimm Fairy Tales characters she is drawn in a fairly revealing manner (though this also fits with the native theme of the character.) As with other characters in the Grimm Fairy Tales lineup which are based on literature (such as Calie Liddle), the character here is given a somewhat more vague origin and one which is hinted to be based in some sort of allusion to the present (one alternate cover displays the characters standing in front of the skyline of a city.) As an additional difference between Mowglii and the original version, Mowglii in this continuity is presented as a female character.Īlthough the majority of Grimm Fairy tales characters are shown to be related in one way or another to the Grimm Fairy Tales multiverse, it is as of yet unclear the role that Mowglii plays within this continuity, if any. The first appearance of Mowglii is in Grimm Fairy Tales Presents The Jungle Book #1. The girl grows with the wolf tribe and is named Mowglii. The small girl is left to the wolves, who treasure here nonetheless. The boy is taken by the tigers as they determine that he is stronger and thus more valuable.
This leaves the wolves and tigers to decide on a final child. The elephants scoff at the size of the humans and say they do not want one, but the mongooses are impressed already by their size and choose to take one. The other groups decide to take children as well, led by the tigers. The animals agree to an uneasy truce and as they discuss the matter, the primates grab one of the small children and run away. This interrupts a great battle between the animal residents of the jungle. After the ship crashes only the four children survive.
She arrived on Kipling Isle (which is possible located in Myst) on a pirate ship which had kidnapped a group of youngsters. The story of Mowglii’s origin is thus far relatively vague. As such the character draws inspiration from various depictions of the character including the more common Disney version, as well as the original source material from Rudyard Kipling. As with many of the Grimm Fairy Tales characters and series, the main character of the series Grimm Fairy Tales Presents The Jungle Book is based off of a famous character from children’s stories.
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