#Shrek magic mirror series#

Farquaad realizes that Shrek has fallen in love with Fiona and ridicules Shrek. Fiona tells him it's too late, and Shrek says that Farquaad isn't her true love, but Fiona questions him over what he actually knows about true love, Shrek not being able to answer. They fly to Duloc on Dragon whom Donkey seemed to have a relationship with, they arrived in Duloc to stop the marriage between Farquaad and Fiona, with Shrek publicly revealing Farquaad's intentions to marry Fiona in order to become king. Reluctantly, Shrek dispenses with his pride and ego, and apologizes to Donkey and Donkey persuades Shrek to go get Fiona back. Shrek tells Donkey he heard him and Fiona talking last night, but Donkey tells Shrek she wasn't talking about him. Shrek asks Donkey who she was really talking about, but Donkey refuses because he's still disgusted with Shrek for not listening to him. Shrek then tells him to get lost, since he had realized long before that Shrek had fallen in love with Fiona, he tells him not to turn him away as he did to Fiona. Shrek tells Donkey to go away, but Donkey tells Shrek that he's too afraid of his own feelings. Shrek heads back to his newly acquired swamp, depressed over the recent events, until Donkey shows up, trying to claim ownership over half of the swamp.

As soon as leaves with Farquaad, Donkey tries to explain everything, but Shrek harshly tells Donkey to leave and never come back. Fiona tries to explain, but Shrek acts like a jerk and doesn't listen at all. He brings Farquaad to Fiona, and Farquaad ungratefully hands Shrek the deed to his swamp and doesn't thank Shrek at all.

#Shrek magic mirror series#

After a short series of misadventures on the way to deliver her to Farquaad, Shrek finally realizes he's fallen in love with Fiona, only to become angry after hearing a conversation between her and Donkey, leading him to think she thought him as a hideous beast. During the journey back to Duloc, however, Shrek and Fiona start to fall for one another, hinted at by repeated scenes where their similarities were shown. Shrek and Donkey travel to the castle, managing to rescue the princess and escape the castle. Because of the squatters in Shrek's swamp, the ogre sets out for Duloc, where he ends up being an unwilling participant in a tournament for the 'privilege' to rescue Princess Fiona who was trapped in a castle under a dragon's watchful eye. This crusade against fairy tale creatures causes Donkey, a talking miniature donkey, to literally run into Shrek. This all comes to an end as Lord Farquaad evicts the fairytale creatures from their homes, causing them to move to Shrek's swamp. In the first film, Shrek is shown as a recluse who lives a fairly carefree life in his swamp. In June 2010, Entertainment Weekly named him one of the 100 Greatest Characters of the Last 20 Years. On May 21, 2010, Shrek received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles. Shrek is voiced by Mike Myers (and is the only animated role Myers has done in his career), although it was planned to be voiced by Chris Farley before his death in 1997, and played by Brian d'Arcy James in the musical. However, during the course of the mission, Shrek falls deeply in love with Fiona. When he finds squatters where he lives, he agrees to the rescue of Princess Fiona to evict all the squatters. The swamp is also a home to different kinds of species including the swamp slug that Shrek uses for his toothpaste. The swamp contains the living quarters of Shrek which consists of an outhouse and Shrek's house. The swamp contains small and big ponds of muddy water and also has geysers that squirt out mud. The swamp, like any other swamp, is green and murky. In Far Far Away Idol, he sang 'What I Like About You' by The Romantics with Fiona.

He used to bathe me in barbecue sauce and put me to bed with an apple in my mouth.” It's possible that he could have been joking. In Shrek the Third, it is revealed that Shrek had a father who tried to eat him as Shrek stated, 'I should have seen it coming. That's why I'm better off alone,' implying that he became a recluse after trying and failing to find acceptance among others. In the first Shrek movie, during a conversation with Donkey, he laments that people 'judge me before they even know me. Shrek was befriended by Donkey, an excitable, flighty, and hyperactive donkey. Although Shrek's background is something of a mystery, it is assumed that despite these traits, Shrek has always been an ogre of the non-hostile kind (and unlike the fairytale ogre, never eats anybody), as he loves peace and quiet and lives in a swamp.