Lady Amalthea
“ Make it, to realize it? ”
Background and Character Information
Full Name: ???
Other Names: Thea
Born: possibly January 1
Species: Earthling human (in her form) / Unicorn (in her form, formerly)
Nationality: Welsh
Age: 14
Gender: Female
Occupation: Lady; Journalist
Language Spoken: English, Spanish, French, Norman, Welsh, Irish, others
Alignment: Good
Paraphernalia: Staff
Powers and Abilities: Changing into Unicorn
Partner(s): ???
Relative(s): ???
Affiliate(s): others
Likes: Drawing, dancing, society, nature, charade, unicorn
Dislikes: Abusive, bad weather,
Inspiration: Herself from The Last Unicorn
Lady Amalthea is the eponymous main protagonist of Peter S. Beagle's The Last Unicorn and Rankin and Bass's film of the same name. She is a human (before she was cursed into an unicorn) and falling in love with Prince Lir.
A Welsh lady was turn into the unicorn. Amalthea and Prince Lir were located in Eastern portion of Wales, UK. She is Scottish immigrant and not a real unicorn, until cursed. She was setting in 14th century ago from Wales and England as well. The only non-Disney character accidentally introduced, and also introduced in Weather Dragons: Bagani Series.
Etymology
Her name was from a Greek deity or goat character (Ἀμάλθεια) means "tender goddess".
Physical Appearance
Amalthea is an angelic young woman that have white hair, pink lips, pink cheeks, magenta seven-tipped star on her forehead, violet eyes and pale white skin. In her wearing attire was set in 12th century.
Abilities
coming soon.
Personality
Amalthea is free-spirited, open-minded and shows concern and compassion to all around her. Amalthea becomes saddened when she discovers the fate of her kind and is greatly upset by her transformation into a human, claiming that she can feel her dead allies. More terrifies her to the point where she breaks down in tears, claiming that she is more afraid of it than Elder Dragons, all humans and denizens ran away from destruction and kills one of the antagonists in her condition. Amalthea's conditions are same as Queen Elsa.
Before Daniel Peterson and the Liwayway event, Amalthea in her real human form, she and her companions and others take refuge in Cushtipaddo City in Avalon to Edinburgh in Earth prevent Shoahiguan's destruction.
Background
Two human hunters pass through a forest in search of game. After days of coming up empty-handed, they begin to believe they are passing through a Unicorn's forest, where animals are kept safe by a magical aura. They resign themselves to hunting somewhere else; but, before they leave, one of the hunters calls out a warning to the Unicorn that she may be the last of her kind. This revelation disturbs the Unicorn, and though she initially dismisses it, eventually doubt and worry drive her to leave her forest. She travels through the land and discovers that humans no longer even recognize her; instead they see a pretty white mare. She encounters a talking butterfly who speaks in riddles and songs and initially dodges her questions about the other unicorns. Eventually, the butterfly issues a warning that her kind have been herded to a far away land by a creature known as the Red Bull.
She continues to search for other unicorns. During her journey, she is taken captive by a traveling carnival led by the witch, Mommy Fortuna, who uses magical spells to create the illusion that regular animals are in fact creatures of myth and legend. The Unicorn finds herself the only true legendary creature among the group, save for the harpy, Celaeno. Schmendrick, a magician traveling with the carnival, sees the Unicorn for what she is, and he frees her in the middle of the night. The Unicorn frees the other creatures including Celaeno, who kills Mommy Fortuna and Rukh, her hunchbacked assistant.
Molly, Schmendrick and the Unicorn leave Hagsgate and continue toward Haggard's castle, but on their way they are attacked by the Red Bull. The Unicorn runs, but is unable to escape the bull. In an effort to aid her, Schmendrick unwittingly turns the Unicorn into a human woman. Confused by the change, the Red Bull gives up the pursuit and disappears. The change has disastrous consequences on the Unicorn, who suffers tremendous shock at the sudden feeling of mortality in her human body. Schmendrick tells the unicorn that he is immortal and that he cannot make real magic unless he is mortal, and encourages her to continue her quest. The three continue to Haggard's castle, where Schmendrick introduces the Unicorn as "Lady Amalthea" to throw off Haggard's suspicions. They manage to convince Haggard to allow them to serve him in his court, with the hopes of gathering clues as to the location of the other unicorns. During their stay, Amalthea is romanced by Haggard's adopted son, Prince Lír. Haggard eventually reveals to Amalthea that the unicorns are trapped in the sea for his own benefit, because the unicorns are the only things that make him happy. He then openly accuses Amalthea of coming to his kingdom to save the unicorns and says that he knows who she really is, but Amalthea has seemingly forgotten about her true nature and her desire to save the other unicorns.
Following clues given to them by a cat, Molly, Schmendrick, and Amalthea find the entrance to the Red Bull's lair. Haggard and his men-at-arms attempt to stop them, but they manage to enter the bull's lair and are joined by Lír. When the Red Bull attacks them, Schmendrick changes Amalthea back to her original form. At this moment, Schmendrick joyfully becomes mortal. In an effort to save the Unicorn, Lír jumps into the bull's path and is trampled. Fueled by anger and sorrow, the Unicorn drives the bull into the sea. The other unicorns are freed, and they run back to their homes, with Haggard's castle falling in their wake. As the castle falls, its wreckage dissolves into mist before it even hits the ground, and nothing remains to indicate that a castle had ever been there.
The Unicorn revives Lír with the healing touch of her horn. Now king after Haggard's death, he attempts to follow the Unicorn despite Schmendrick advising against it. As they pass through the now-ruined town of Hagsgate, they learn that Drinn is actually Lír's father, and that he had abandoned him in the marketplace on purpose to fulfill the prophecy. Realizing that he has new responsibilities as king after seeing the state of Hagsgate, Lír returns to rebuild it after accompanying Schmendrick and Molly to the outskirts of his kingdom. Amalthea returns to her forest. She tells Schmendrick that she is different from all the other unicorns now, because she knows what it's like to feel love and regret. Schmendrick and Molly later come across a princess in trouble and he tells her to go to Lír because he is the hero to save her. Schmendrick and Molly leave this story into another as they sing a love song together.
Her story continues for the chapter in Sawintir.
Trivia
The third non-Disney character in this century.