Alex
fictional lion from Madagascar
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Summary
Alex is an anthropomorphic lion[1]. Alex was born in Africa[2]. Alex worked as a trapeze artist[3]. Alex is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[4]
Key Facts
- Alex was born in Africa[2].
- Alex's father was Zuba[5].
- Alex's mother was Florrie[6].
- Alex's professions included trapeze artist[3].
- Alex is the creator of Mark Burton[7].
- Alex is the creator of Billy Frolick[8].
- Alex is the creator of Eric Darnell[9].
- Alex is the creator of Tom McGrath[10].
- Alex is recorded as male organism[11].
- Alex's instance of is recorded as anthropomorphic lion[12].
- Alex's instance of is recorded as animated film character[13].
- Alex's instance of is recorded as animated television character[14].
- Alex was performed by Ben Stiller[15].
- Alex was performed by Wally Wingert[16].
- Among the performers on Alex was Crispin Freeman[17].
- Among the performers on Alex was Tucker Chandler[18].
- Alex was performed by Quinn Dempsey Stiller[19].
- Alex is part of Alex and Gia[20].
- Alex is part of Zoosters[21].
- Alex's Commons category is recorded as Alex (Madagascar)[22].
- Alex's residence is recorded as Central Park Zoo[23].
- Alex's residence is recorded as Circus Zaragoza[24].
- 2005 marks the founding of Alex[25].
- Alex's voice actor is recorded as Ben Stiller[26].
- Alex's voice actor is recorded as Wally Wingert[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include anthropomorphic lion[12], animated film character[13], and animated television character[14].
Origins
2005 marks the founding of Alex[25].
Use and Application
Part of include Alex and Gia[20] and Zoosters[21], a group of fictional characters[28], founded in 2005[29].
Why It Matters
Alex is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[4]
FAQs
Where was Alex born?
Born in Africa[2].
Who were Alex's parents?
Alex's father was Zuba[5]. Alex's mother was Florrie[6].
What did Alex do for work?
Alex worked as trapeze artist[3].