This minifigure has only appeared in television episode(s) Although this article is about an official minifigure, it never existed in physical form or appeared in any official LEGO sets. |
- "He's such a sweet boy, just misunderstood."
- ―Plovar, referring to Cragger.
Plovar is a small bird that appears in the Legends of Chima: The Animated Series.
Background[]
When Cragger is speaking to all of the crocodiles, wolves, and ravens, preparing them for battle, Plovar flies in between Cragger's teeth, picking debris from them. Cragger protests, and Plovar replies that he made an appointment which must be fulfilled. When Cragger asks to reschedule, Plovar mumbles "Some people do not understand the art of dental hygiene".
In The Legend Thief he comes to give Crooler a teeth cleaning appointment only to be captured by the spiders. They take him to Spinlyn so he can clean and fix her tooth. She says if he doesn't they'll eat him.
In This May Sting a Bit, he tricks Spinlyn into having a mud bath causing her to be stuck along with her tribe.
In Cool and Collected he talks to Cragger and helps him when he melts ice he stands on. He mentions that his beak can lift 50 times his weight. When the Mammoths prepare to attack, Crooler hides herself behind Plovar. He is mistaken as Flinx by Mottrot and taken to Sir Fangar.
In The Snowball Effect, Sir Fangar claims that Plovar is no trophy and asks Stealthor to put him with the booby prizes(animals like fish and butterflies that got frozen by the hunters). Stealthor places Plovar upside down.
Also, in The Legends of Chima 4-D X-perience, he appears flying around in his vehicle that resembles him with G'Loona, Skinnet, Furty and Wonald.
Notes[]
- He only appears in the TV show.
- He is the only non-humanoid character so far who is also not a Legend Beast.
- He speaks with a strong British accent.
- He's being similar to Zazu from The Lion King.
- His role as a dentist for the Crocodile Tribe is similar to the supposed symbiotic relationship between Crocodiles and Egyptian Plover's, which have been reported to feed on decaying bits of meat between Crocodiles' teeth.
- His name is an homage to the actual "Plover" bird.
- In the "Creating Chima" story,it seems that the designers were about to release him as an animal figure,but for unknown reasons the idea was scrapped out.
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