Darkest Hour: About halfway through: Kerubim is dead and reborn as a kitten, Julith has both the Dofus and Joris, and she can start her plan, Khan is body-swapped with Marilyn and Bakara is too drunk to be of use and has lost any hope.Darker and Edgier: Certainly far darker then any episode of The Treasures of Kerubim.Emphasized in the end, when Joris reach to Grugalorasalar, the Ebony Dragon, he growls at first but eventually let Joris pat him. The Bontarians, believing this trope to be true, fell for it. In the end, she reveals that she wasn't responsible and was framed. Dark Is Evil: Deconstructed: as soon as the Ebony Dofus was used to wreck Bonta, everyone immediatly concluded that it had to be Julith's fault.Even the Huppermages in charge of protecting the King of Bonta are barely a match for her. Curb-Stomp Battle: Julith spends most of her time giving them to anyone fool enough to face her who's not Kerubim.Also the vision from the Ivory Dofus implies that she'll use the power to give herself better "assets", and judging from her face she'll definetively enjoy them. Covert Pervert: Bakara, surprisingly, especially when she ends up a inches away from Khan's shirtless, sculpted abdomen.
Childish Tooth Gap: Joris still has the one he had in Dofus: Kerub's Bazaar, making him look all the more innocent even as he goes through hell.Kerubim's game of Cat's Eyes he plays with Joris and Lilotte: it's actually part of the trap to reach the Dofus sanctuary in his Temple.Not only it proves that he's Jahash's son, but it's also vital in the climax when the heroes fight for the Ebony Dofus in the Boufball stadium. only to reveal, after they left, that said boulder was already blocked by the surrounding rubble. Charles Atlas Superpower: Played for laughs at one point when Khan apparently saves Bakara and Joris by holding up a colossal piece of stone with his legs.When he first appeared in the Wakfu OVA he was silent and more feral, blindly obeying Ogrest, the owner of the Dofus. Characterization Marches On: Dardondakal, the Light Dragon of the Ivory Dofus, has a talking role as a wise, if snarky advisor to the heroes who are trying to obtain him.Character Development: For the three main heroes in this story, Joris, Khan and Bakara, mostly during their quest for the Ivory Dofus.In the climax however he shows that he can be a badass if needed. Camp Gay: Marilyn, the Osamodas player with a huge crush on Khan.They also reside in rival cities, with Kerubim being in Bonta and Achtam lolling around in the streets of Brakmar. Cain and Abel: Even more so than Dofus: Kerub's Bazaar, Kerubim and Achtam: The former is a succesfull, good-natured former adventurer Cat Folk with puffy white fur who has retired, the latter is a psychotic, envious mercenary with no hair and a rotten disposition.Butt-Monkey: Khan Karkass, who essentially join the quest by sheer coincidence, has no idea of what he's dealing with and is very unlucky.Bunny-Ears Lawyer: While Khan Karkass is an incredibly vain and arrogant narcissist, he does recognize and value talent: when Joris proves to be incredibly gifted for Boufball, he immediately enlists him despite his age, and seems to be honest about the deal.Near the end, when she shows the way in to Khan, the same thing happens, only this time Khan actually pull her in. Brick Joke: Near the beginning, Joris and Lilotte infiltrate the Stadium from a barred window, but Lilotte gets struck, tells Joris to go on without her and he tries to pull her in regardless.However, in the end he's still got his friends, and a home, and anyone who's seen Wakfu knows that he grows up to be a huge badass.
#DOFUS BOOK I JULITH MOVIE#
By the end of the movie he's lost his adoptive father, lost his mother, and his real father for the second time, saw his friends get their souls get sucked out in front of him, had his home ripped apart, and now has to raise his former-adopted father. Heck, even when Bakara thinks of empowering herself with the Ivory Dofus she envisions her chest swelling to a bigger size!
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