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Kuzco
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Emperor Kuzco is the eponymous character of Disney's 2000 animated film, "The Emperor's New Groove." He is a spoiled, selfish emperor who is transformed into a llama by his scheming advisor, Yzma. The film follows his journey to reclaim his throne with the help of a humble peasant, Pacha. Over time, Kuzco learns humility and the value of friendship. He was voiced by David Spade in the film, while J.P. Manoux provided the voice of him in subsequent TV series, "The Emperor's New School".
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He was initially a selfish and arrogant ruler, but he learned the importance of humility and friendship throughout his journey. He has a close friendship with a llama farmer named Pacha, who helps him regain his throne. Kuzco even built his shack, similar to Pacha's home, to spend his summer vacation. Kuzco was modeled after the character of a stereotypical "spoiled brat" and designed to embody a mix of humor and narcissism. His character design was created by Nik Ranieri. He has parents, and his father was drowned by a crocodile. He is known for his catchphrases, "Boom, baby!" and "Boo-yah!", which he humorously uses to emphasize his transformation. The character was voiced by David Spade, with J.P. Manoux voiced him in the animated television series "The Emperor's New School". He graduated from Hyrule High School with his best friends, Aladdin and Link. He has a size 12 feet. He is a brony and loves Twilight Sparkle, Rainbow Dash, and Pinkie Pie. His full name is Emperor Kuzco, though the last name is not specified in the film.
