Moses, voiced by Val Kilmer, is the main protagonist and titular character of DreamWorks' second animated full length feature film, The Prince of Egypt.
History[]
Background[]
As a baby, Moses' mother sent him down the Nile River. The pharoah at the time, Seti I, ordered the execution of all Hebrew boys in fear of them rising up. Fearing for her son's life, Moses was set down the Nile River, where he was found by Queen Tuya and a child Rameses. Seti and Tuya took Moses in and raised him as their own son.
The Prince of Egypt[]
Mayhem in the City[]
Tzipporah, Aaron and Miriam[]
The Awful Truth[]
Leaving Egypt[]
Saving Jethro's Daughters[]
Life with Tzipporah[]
During Moses' time away from Egypt, his brother Rameses took over the throne after his adoptive father's death.
Return to Egypt[]
The Plague[]
Escape to the Promised Land[]
Freedom[]
Personality[]
Abilities[]
Possessions[]
Equipment[]
- Staff
- 10 Commandments: Moses received the ten commandments from God at the end of the film.
Transportation[]
- His chariot (formerly): Moses and his brother raced in the streets with their chariots which caused mayhem.
Relationships[]
Family[]
- Tzipporah (wife)
- Amram † (father)
- Yocheved † (mother)
- Miriam (older sister)
- Aaron (older brother)
- Pharaoh Seti I † (adoptive father)
- Queen Tuya † (adoptive mother)
- Rameses (adoptive brother)
- Nefertari (adoptive sister-in-law)
- Unnamed adoptive nephew †
- Jethro (father-in-law)
- Ephorah, Ajolidoforah, and Jethrodiadah (sisters-in-law)
Enemies[]
Gallery====Trivia[]
Movie[]
- Moses is the first protagonist to handle a magical staff followed by Jack Frost from Rise of the Guardians.
- He is the first protagonist related to the main antagonist, who is his adoptive brother, Rameses.
- Moses is based on the character of the same name from the Bible.
Difference from the source material[]
- The two pharoahs are unnamed in the original story and unrelated to Moses. In the film, the first pharoah was identified as Seti and the second pharoah is named Rameses II and they are Moses' adoptive father and brother. For the latter, it makes it personal between the two brothers.
- By the time Moses returns to Egypt in the original story, he and Tzipporah have two sons,Gershom and Eliezer. However, in the film, they have yet to have their children
