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Beyoncé was mentioned in the That's So Raven episode "Boyz 'N Commotion", Austin & Ally episode "Costumes & Courage", The Muppets episodes "Got Silk?" and "Generally Inhospitable", the Stuck in the Middle episodes "Stuck in the Sweet Seat" and "Stuck with a Boy Genius", an episode of Lab Rats: Elite Force , an episode of Gamer's Guide to Pretty Much Everything , Doctor Strange (with her song "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" heard), the BUNK'D episode "Cabin vs. Cabin", the Raven's Home episode "You're Gonna Get It", the MECH-X4 episode "Versus The Outbreak", the Once Upon a Time episode "Secret Garden", the Daredevil episode "Please", and the K.C. Undercover episode "Welcome to the Jungle". Her song "Crazy in Love" was featured in Strange Magic . Contents. Personal Life. Beyoncé is married to rapper/businessman Shawn Carter (better known as Jay-Z). On January 7, 2012, Beyoncé gave birth to a daughter, Blue Ivy Carter. She later gave birth to twins, named Rumi, the daughter, and Sir, the son. Career. Throughout her career, Beyoncé has sold over 100 million records worldwide as a solo artist. She further sold 60 million records with Destiny's Child, making her one of the best-selling music artists of all time. She is a multi-platinum, Grammy-Award-winning recording artist who is acclaimed for her thrilling vocals, videos, and live concert shows. Beyoncé has won 28 Grammy Awards, both as a solo artist and member of Destiny's Child and The Carters, making her the most honored female artist by the Grammys. Zoids Singer Checklist Part II. This is part 2 of a better detailed Zoids singer checklist from my creativity in music, by image of each singer, band, original character and my chosen character. They are each divided by the track listing that can fit into one CD. Volume II 25 Tracks. 26. Someday My Prince Will Come: from "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" - Snow White : Maria Flyheight 27. Colonel Hathi's March: from "The Jungle Book" - Colonel Hathi, Hathi Jr. and The Jungle Patrol: Prime Minister Homaleph, Matt, Colonel Krueger, Colonel Ford, Colonel Halford, Captain Tsubaki, Colonel Karlton "Karl" Lichen Schubaltz, Major Robert "Rob" Herman, Captain DJ O'Connell and The Three Guards: Wagner, Veppei and Grosscao 28. Colonel Hathi's March (Reprise): from "The Jungle Book" - Colonel Hathi, Hathi Jr. and The Jungle Patrol : Prime Minister Homaleph, Matt, Colonel Krueger, Colonel Ford, Colonel Halford, Captain Tsubaki, Colonel Karlton "Karl" Lichen Schubaltz, Major Robert "Rob" Herman, Captain DJ O'Connell and The Three Guards: Wagner, Veppei and Grosscao 29. Colors of the Wind: from "Pocahontas" - Pocahontas : Pierce 30. Out There: from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" - Judge Claude Frollo and Quasimodo : Stigma Stoller and Sanders 31. So Young - The Corrs : Lightning Team: Jack Cisco, Chris Tasker & Kelly Tasker and Michelle 32. Feed the Birds (Tuppence a Bag): from "Mary Poppins" - Mary Poppins : Amy 33. I Believe I Can Fly: from "Space Jam" - R. Kelly : Jamie Hemeros/The Wild Eagle 34. Let's Go Fly a Kite: from "Mary Poppins" - George Banks, Bert and Chorus : Hop and Dan Tee 35. In Harmony: from "The Little Mermaid: The Series" "The Evil Manta" - Ariel and the Sea Creatures : Tracy 36. I Can't Take My Eyes Off of You: from "High School Musical" - Troy Bolton, Gabriella Montez, Sharpay Evans and Ryan Evans : Jean Holiday, Ciao, Sandra and Raven 37. I Won't Say (I'm in Love): from "Hercules" - Megara "Meg" and The Muses: Calliope, Melpomene, Terpsichore, Thalia and Clio : Rease, Sarah (NC), Pierce, Carol, Sarah Slam and Michelle 38. Accidentally in Love: from "Shrek 2" - Counting Crows : Ashton Foong (me), Sigma, Irvine, Brad Hunter, Deed, Mark Thompson and Rokai 39. Love: from "Robin Hood" - Nancy Adams : Rosa 40. Winnie the Pooh: from "Winne the Pooh and the Honey Tree" - The Disney Chorus 41. The Ugly Bug Ball: from "Summer Magic" - Osh Popham : Haldo 42. On the Open Road: from "A Goofy Movie" - Goofy, Maximillian "Max" Goof and Others : Thomas Richard Schubaltz and Doug 43. A Guy Like You: from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" - Gargoyles: Hugo, Victor and Laverne : Keith, Helmut Titan and Michelle 44. One Last Hope: from "Hercules" - Philoctetes "Phil" : Vareth 45. Oogie Boogie's Song: from "Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas" - Oogie Boogie and Santa Claus : Dr. Laon and Father Leon 46. Are You In or Out?: from "Aladdin and the King of Thieves - Sa'Luk and The Forty Thieves : Dr. Laon 47. I'm in Love with a Monster: from "Hotel Transylvania 2" - Fifth Destiny : Moonbay, Sandra, Naomi Fluegel, Amy and Maria Flyheight 48. Greased Lightnin': from "Grease" - Danny Zuko, Kenickie Murdoch and The T-Birds : Harry Champ, Sigma, Irvine, Brad Hunter, Ashton Foong (me), Leon Toros, Thomas Richard Schubaltz, Mallow Dralles, Rattle Dralles and Rastani 49. Beauty and the Beast: from "Beauty and the Beast" - Mrs. Potts : President Louise Camford Closing Song/Grand Finale 50. All for One: from "High School Musical 2" - High School Musical Cast (Troy Bolton, Ryan Evans, Chad Danforth, Sharpay Evans, Taylor McKessie and Gabriella Montez lead) : RD, Bit Cloud, Van Flyheight, Leena Toros, "Fiona" Elisi Linette, Sweet and Everybody else (All Zoids Casts and X-Men: Evolution Hosts) Here are the partnered couples that dance in "All for One", the rest of the Casts and Hosts sing along in the background: RD and Sweet Harry and Leena Van and Fiona Bit and Mary Ashton (me) and Tracey Sigma and Amy Brad and Naomi Irvine and Moonbay Matt and Venus Jamie and Rosa Deed and Ciao Dart and Sabre Mallow and Kelly Rattle and Chris Rosso and Viola Raven and Rease Blake and Sandra Rudolph and Marian Rastani and Maria. Here is the link to the other part of the Zoids singer checklist: Zoids Singer Checklist Part I Track #1-25. Philoctetes. Philoctetes (better known as Phil ) is the tritagonist of Disney's 1997 animated feature film, Hercules . He is a crotchety old Satyr (half-human, half-goat) who served as a trainer of heroes in Ancient Greece—most notably, Achilles and the powerful demigod, Hercules. Contents. Background. Phil was born in the village of Satyrville, to his doting mother and an unnamed father. He was raised alongside his brother, Sal, towards whom Phil felt resentment due to their mother constantly boasting Sal's achievements while (apparently) rarely doing the same for Phil's accomplishment. In truth, and as revealed in "Hercules and the King For a Day", Cacophone has always been equally proud of her sons, but rarely goes out of her way to compliment them to their face as a way to keep them humble. At some point, Phil would leave Satyrville to pursue his dream of becoming a hero trainer. His base of operations was on a remote island that occupied several state-of-the-art gyms and training fields. Although Phil's pupils received fame and notoriety thanks to their mentor's training efforts, they each fell out of favor with the public after suffering humiliating (and sometimes deadly) defeats. As Phil puts it, "none of them could go the distance." As a result of their failures, Phil's reputation was severely damaged, making him a laughing stock. He eventually retired to avoid further disappointment (and because of his age), which caused his home and training facility to fall into disrepair over the years until the arrival of Hercules. Personality. Although he has a big heart, Phil is easily annoyed. He dislikes and becomes angry at others who ignore him or refuse to grant him respect. Philoctetes was the wisecracking trainer of heroes, having done it before with miscellany of legends including Jason, Odysseus, Perseus, Theseus, and Achilles, all of them didn't work out despite's Phil's efforts. Until he was convinced by Hercules to help him become a true hero, Phil was disappointed so much the last thing he needed was to be let down by some starry-eyed yahoo with more muscles than brains. By imposing hundreds of Philoctetes' hero rules, and constant days of practice, Hercules transformed from klutzy boy into hero material. When not busy training heroes, he spends his time watching beautiful women and flirting with them, only to usually face rejection. He also has a rare condition called Pica, characterized by eating things that are not considered edible. For example, Phil eats a bowl (without fruit) and flowers. This is probably due to him being half goat. Physical appearance. Phil is likely based on the satyr Pan, half-man, and half-goat. He has two goat-like horns on his head, a beard, and a round red nose, and he is also half-bald and short. Appearances. Hercules. Phil in Hercules . Under the guidance of his father Zeus, Hercules travels to Phil's island with Pegasus to begin his training. He stumbles upon Phil watching Nymphs bathing, angering the Satyr when they flee at his arrival. Hercules introduces himself and his purpose, though Phil refuses to hear his plea, insisting he had retired having done it before, with a chronologically Jason, Odysseus, Perseus, Theseus, and Achilles. None of those heroes didn't work out as the many failures he had trained in the past. The last thing he needed was to be let down by some starry-eyed yahoo with more muscles than brains. Even with a tremendous display of strength and the claim that he is the son of Zeus, Phil refuses to believe him or train him. It is not until a lightning bolt sent by Zeus comically strikes Phil (during the number "One Last Hope") that he believes the story and settles on taking the demigod into his hands. Phil during Hercules' battle with the Hydra. Seasons pass as Hercules trained under Phil's counsel before the training is complete, and the two are ready to begin their work. They begin flying to Thebes, a rough city in Greece, before being sidetracked by the cry of Megara, whom they believe to be a "damsel in distress" in need of saving from Nessus. After Megara is rescued, Phil flirts with her but is rejected, distrusting her immediately. The trio of Pegasus, Hercules, and Phil then continue their flight to the unfortunate city, where Phil loses his patience with the disrespect shown by the citizens there. Moments later, Phil joined Hercules in the canyon, where the two became aware of a weird hissing sound and the Hydra emerged from a cave. Phil ran for cover and tried to coach as Hercules fought the Hydra. When the Hydra swallowed Hercules whole, Phil shakes his head, and when the Hydra grows a dozen heads, Phil yells that the young hero's "head-slicing" plan wasn't working. After Hercules defeats the Hydra, that Phil receives recognition for his efforts. From there on, Phil keeps Hercules on a strict schedule while enjoying the benefits of wealth and glory. When Hercules goes off to train and accidentally leaves his mentor behind in a garden, Phil witnesses Meg speaking with Hades, who had Meg seduce Hercules in order to learn of a possible weakness. Phil hurries to the stadium in which Hercules is training and insists that Meg is tricking him (although this is only an assumption, as he didn't stick around long enough to hear that Meg was actually refusing to work for Hades anymore). Hercules ignores him the first few times before becoming so overcome with anger that, to his own horror, he angrily slaps and accidentally knocks back Phil. At this, a saddened Phil gives up on Hercules and attempts to return home to his island during Hercules' most vulnerable hour. It takes Meg to convince Phil to forgive his student and help as the Titans attacked. Hercules prevails in the end, and instead of becoming a god as he had often dreamed, he stays on Earth with Phil, Pegasus, and Meg. He is overcome by a sense of unrivaled pride when the stars form a constellation in the shape of Hercules and a man shouts, "That's Phil's boy!", giving him a true sense of fulfillment as a trainer. Hercules: The Series. Phil in Hercules: The Animated Series . Phil was a main character in the series that took place during Hercules training. He and Hercules would regularly go on adventures often stopping legendary beast or training to become the true hero he will eventually be. Phil served major roles in a few episodes of the series. In "Hercules and the Living Legend", Achilles returns after his infamous injury rendered him unemployed. He reunites with Phil and secretly manipulates the satyr to rejoin his side as his personal trainer, thus abandoning Hercules. Unbeknownst to Hercules and Phil, Achilles was actually working for Hades, who wanted Phil out of Hercules life, knowing the hero was (at the time) nothing without his trainer. In the end, when Hercules and Phil are attacked by one of Hades' hired henchman, Achilles arrives, reformed, and saves the duo, learning his lesson after his deal with Hades became void. In "Hercules and the Caledonian Boar", Phil takes Hercules on a hunting trip, where his old friends are introduced, as well as his old rival, Chiron, a centaur with a far grander track record, having trained some of the most legendary heroes of all time, much to Phil's dismay. In "Hercules and the Muse of Dance", Phil was shown to be in a relationship with a southern Nymph named Syrinx, despite her aggressive father holding a harsh disliking towards him. In "Hercules and the King For a Day", Phil was tricked into briefly accepting the throne of Satyrville by King Pan, who was seeking to avoid punishment by the Goddess Demeter for planning to build a temple of worship to himself and taking credit for Demeter's work. This episode reveals Phil's overbearing Mother Cacophone, who perpetually drives Phil nuts through her endless praising of his brother Sal. Driven to accept the throne in an effort to impress his mother, Phil's life is endangered when Demeter sends the the Demigoddess of Revenge Nemesis to smite the King of the Satyrs. While Hercules manages to return Pan to the throne and save his mentor's life, Sal returns home to spend an evening with his family, and reveals to Phil their mother's endless praise of him, revealing she intentionally plays up one's achievements to the other to further drive their efforts to succeed, as well as to keep them humble. Phil is also a major character in the special crossover episode, "Hercules and the Arabian Night". He is first seen training Hercules when the duo are attacked by the evil sorcerer Jafar, who has teamed up with Hades in a domination plot. Jafar conjures up a few giant monsters to destroy Hercules, but the hero defeats them, sending Jafar to the Underworld. Later on, Hercules receives word that his friend Icarus has been kidnapped by a boy named Aladdin. Hercules, Phil, and Pegasus travel to Agrabah to save Icarus. There, Hercules and Aladdin battle, as Aladdin thinks Hercules kidnapped his monkey Abu. While Hercules and Aladdin fight against each other, Phil meets Jasmine and attempts to flirt with her until Jasmine reveals she is married. Eventually, the heroes realize that neither of them is the kidnappers. Upon mentioning Jafar's revival, Phil realizes that Jafar had to have teamed up with Hades. Hercules and Aladdin travel to the Underworld where they eliminate Jafar, leaving Hades to simply give up. House of Mouse. Phil with Hercules in House of Mouse . Phil made recurring cameo appearances in this animated series, usually seen sitting alongside Hercules and Megara. He had a speaking role in the episode "Donald Wants to Fly" when he and Hercules were witnessing Carpet's stunt performance. In the episode "Salute To Sports", Phil had his own advertisement at the end of the show promoting a training program where he promised to have people go from zero to hero in twelve weeks. In "Jiminy Cricket", after the titular character's speech, Hercules openly expressed interest in having Jiminy replace Phil as his trainer. In "Ask Von Drake", Phil was featured alongside Hercules and Hades during the headcount of all the Disney character guests. Phil can also be seen along with Hercules sitting at the table in Mickey's House of Villains right after the Lonesome Ghosts' debut short ended. During the Disney Villains' takeover, however, both Phil and Herc are nowhere to be seen whatsoever. Video games. Hades Challenge. In Hades Challenge , Hercules has gone off to battle a giant, leaving Greece devoid of a hero. With Hades cooking up trouble, Zeus orders Phil to find and train a new hero to substitute for Herc. Phil takes in the player, but Hades tries to sabotage their training and eventually kidnaps Phil as a last resort. By that point, the player has proved his might as a hero and manages to defeat Hades, thus rescuing Phil just in time for Hercules' return. Kingdom Hearts series. Phil is a recurring series in the game featured in his homeworld Olympus Coliseum. Like the film, he's featured as the grumpy trainer for Hercules and once he encounters Sora, Donald, and Goofy, he shares their passion in wanting them to succeed and become true heroes. He first appears in the original Kingdom Hearts , set after Hercules becomes a true hero, where he refuses Sora access to the coliseum games on account of the fact that he isn't a true hero. Sora challenges Phil and offers to show his skills, and nearly succeeds until Cerberus arrives and attacks. Phil escapes, leaving Hercules to defeat the beast, but upon hearing of Phil's anxiety, Sora, Donald, and Goofy enter the arena and defeat Cerberus, proving to Phil what they're capable of. As a reward, Phil dubs the trio junior heroes. In Kingdom Hearts II , Phil reunites with Sora and friends, happy to see them, but claims they still haven't got what it takes. At this time, Hercules has been fighting beast after beast without much rest, rendering him weak and upon eventual defeat. To help, Phil goes into the Underworld to find an "understudy" of sorts for the hero, wanting him to take a break from the action to rest up. He's instead attacked by Demyx, a member of an evil group known as Organization XIII. During the climax of the visit, Phil assists in the battle against the bloodthirsty Hydra. During the world's second visit, Sora and company finally earn their titles as true heroes, much to Phil's joy, though he tries to hide the proud tears. Phil returns as a figment of Sora's memories in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories , as the trainer of Roxas in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days , and in data form in Kingdom Hearts coded . Phil makes a larger appearance in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep . Set ten years before Sora, Phil is trainer a juvenile Hercules when he meets the wisecracking young fighter, Zack, who wishes to become a hero, begging Phil to train him. Phil claims he'll watch the two students (being Zack and Hercules) battle and decide from there. In the end, though, it's revealed that Phil never intended on leaving Herc in the dust, as he merely felt the young Demi-god had been slacking lately and used Zack as a way to boost his effort. In Kingdom Hearts III , Phil plays a minor non-speaking role in the game than his previous appearances (due to the passing of his Japanese actor, Ichirō Nagai). He is first seen riding on Pegasus with Meg and see Thebes set ablaze from the Heartless attack. Hercules tells Phil to take care of Meg to which he nodly responds and flies off on Pegasus. Later after Sora, Donald, Goofy, and Hercules defeat the Rock Troll Heartless, Phil is present with Meg and Pegasus and grows concerned when the clouds on Mt. Olympus darken before Pegasus flies off again. In the game's credits, Phil is present in Thebes and is seen waving to the townsfolk cheering for Hercules with a reconstruction of the Hercules statue. Disney Infinity: 2.0 Edition. Phil appears in the form of a costumed townsperson in the game in which he serves as a host in the toy box, teaching players how to use various attacks. Disney Parks. Phil, posing for a photo at one of the Disney parks. Though Phil was once a regular at the Disney theme parks, his appearances became less frequent in the 2000s and are now extremely rare. Disneyland Resort. Phil currently makes no appearances in California, though he has appeared in the Hercules Victory Parade in the late 1990s, as well as Disneyland's version of Fantasmic! in 1997, riding the Mark Twain Riverboat. Walt Disney World. During the original release of the film, an animatronic Phil was seen in the Hercules: Zero to Hero parade in Disney's Hollywood Studios, as the star of his very own, gym-themed float. Phil also has a small cameo appearance in the bubble montage during Disney's Hollywood Studios' version of Fantasmic!. Phil also played a role in the former DisneyQuest attraction, Hercules in the Underworld. Disneyland Paris. In France, Phil continues to make occasional appearances at Disneyland Paris. Disney Cruise Line. Aboard the Disney Wonder, Phil played a role in the discontinued, Broadway-style adaptation of Hercules , Hercules: The Muse-ical.