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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMYpXl0mnL8endofvid [starttext] Puss in Boots is a fictional cat and a main protagonist of the Shrek film series, as well as the primary protagonist of the Puss in Boots film. He is voiced in English and both Spanish versions by Antonio Banderas. He is based loosely on the fairy tale character of the same name, and is the main "other fairy tale character" in the three sequels.
Despite his small size, Puss is a capable fighter even when outnumbered against much larger opponents. He is skilled with a sword and often practically dances around his enemies who can't keep up with him. One of his defenses is using his cute nature by staring up at his foes with an innocent, wide-eyed expression, which softens his foes' hearts. In Shrek 2, he does this twice; while in the woods; trying to persuade Shrek to let him travel with him and Donkey, and in the castle of Far Far Away, while fighting the castle guards. He tried this technique twice in Shrek the Third, both times unsuccessful.
The first time, he stands outside the window of Shrek's room but Shrek simply closed the curtains on him. Later, he tried this in Donkey's body, but the effect was spoiled by Donkey's crooked teeth which disgusted his enemies who promptly tried to kill him, to which Artie saved his life. In Shrek Forever After he does this to Donkey, while he is trying to clean himself. Due to the fact that he is an obese cat now, he couldn't reach the spot he was trying to clean and saw that Donkey was doing what he usually did. He asks Donkey if he could "borrow his tongue" and at first, Donkey says no, but once he does his technique, Donkey agrees, but isn't able to because it is interrupted. Puss is also seen as having a rougish charm and womanizing attributes towards female cats; he immediately begins to flirt with other cats after claiming one is the 'love of his life', even saying to one "I don't know you, but I'd like to."[endtext]
