Shrek characters

Lord Maximus Farquaad also simply referred to as Lord Farquaad, is the main antagonist of DreamWorks' 5th full-length animated feature film, Shrek, the first installment of the franchise of the same name, and the titular main antagonist of the 2003 short film, The Ghost of Lord Farquaad. He is the oppressive, vain, and cruel supreme ruler of the lordship Duloc who introduces his motives in the first part by capturing and relocating fairytale creatures, so that he could find the magic mirror…

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Fairy Godmother was a fairy that helped grant wishes for various fairy tale characters as part of her business. She was once a crucial figure in the city of Far Far Away, and dictated who can have a Happily Ever After. One day, when an unknown witch had cursed the King and Queen's daughter...

Lord Farquaad was the tyrannical and ruthless ruler of Duloc, who yearned for a "perfect world" free of all things magical. He is voiced by John Lithgow, and is portrayed by Christopher Sieber in Shrek the Musical. Lord Farquaad wears his signature outfit of mainly red and black. He wears a red hat with white top and red cape to match his red tunic with black sleeves. He also wears red gloves with gold trims, black pants, a black belt with a gold buckle around his waist, and black boots. He…

Gingerbread Man, also known as Gingy, is a gingerbread cookie who was created by the Muffin Man. He is one of Shrek's good friends. Gingy is made of gingerbread and is about the size of a human hand. He is decorated with colored frosting as and two gumdrops of which he is very protective of. After losing both of his legs, he attached a new pair using white frosting as stitches. Gingy presents himself as a cheerful and carefree individual. However, this is mostly a facade for his public…