Mor'du is the main antagonist of Disney / Pixar 's 2012 animated feature film Brave, and the titular protagonist of the short film The Legend of Mor'du. He is a human prince who is turned into an evil enchanted bear and King Fergus ' archenemy.

Mor'du is the second Pixar villain to be a bear, the first being Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear. Mor'du is the first main Pixar movie villain who never says a word onscreen. His only line "his wish for strength" is simply paraphrased by the Witch.

A legendary monster, Mor'du is an over 13-foot-tall bear with huge claws, a misaligned jaw, and long, sharp teeth. His body is covered in scars, broken weapon hilts, and arrows. One of the Production Designers of the film, Steve Pilcher, calls Mor'du a …

When her crow suggests the bear spell, she tells the story of the prince who became the demon bear Mor'du. The man had been the eldest of four sons of the wise and much-beloved king of an ancient kingdom, each of whom had his own gift.

Mor'du is the main antagonist of Disney/Pixar's 2012 animated film, Brave, and the titular protagonist of the short The Legend of Mor'du. He was an evil demon bear who was once a human prince and King Fergus' arch-enemy. When Mor'du was human, he had once possessed a close familial bond with...

Bear Physiology: After drinking a spell given to him by a witch, Mor'du was transformed into an enormous black bear with incredible abilities. Enhanced Strength: Before losing his humanity, the prince was already exceptionally strong.

Mor'du is the main antagonist of Brave. When Merida was young he followed her to the camp and attacked, biting off her father's leg. Later in the movie, he finds Merida and Elinor-bear in his castle. He tried to kill Merida but Elinor saved her.

The backstory of the monstrous bear Mor’du is revealed in striking fashion in this impressionistic look into mythology from the world of Brave.

Mor'du is the main antagonist of Disney/Pixar's 2012 film Brave. He was an evil demon bear who was once a human prince and King Fergus's archenemy. His vocal sound effects were provided by Frank Welker. When Mor'du was human, he had once possessed a close familial bond with his father and three...

With the armies of the brothers fractured, the kingdom collapsed into darkness and ruin. The bear, now being named as Mor'du for his history, ended up roaming around the area, his once human consciousness now lost forever because of favoring power over the bonds of family.