The Hunchback of Notre Dame: A Musical Adventure.One Man's Dream II: The Magic Lives On.Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance Įntertainment: Disney Classics: The Music & The Magic.Video Games: The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Topsy Turvy Games Djali wholeheartedly eats the flower, and licks Hugo's cheek and flutters his eyelashes, implying that he has finally accepted Hugo.įilms: The Hunchback of Notre Dame ( video) At the end of the film, during the festival of love, Hugo gives Djali a flower. He seems to be shy as Esmeralda says he "does not take kindly to soldiers".ĭjali reappears in the sequel and he is still being harassed by Hugo (the gargoyle one with the horns), who is in love with the goat. Despite his low appearance, he is well-loved by fans. When they find Quasimodo in the bell tower Djali is then pestered by Hugo while Esmeralda apologizes to Quasimodo for what happened at the Festival and he shows them around the bell tower. After Esmeralda sings "God Help the Outcasts" she witnesses Quasimodo being scolded by the Parishioner who mistook him causing trouble on the Cathedral's nave, not realizing he was being tortured at the festival and then he and Esmeralda follow him and the Parishioner is scolded by the Archdeacon for scolding Quasimodo and attempting to stop the two. During the Festival of Fools, Quasimodo was being tortured by the crowd, which was started by Frollo's thugs, he and Esmeralda put it to a stop and freed Quasimodo, and an enraged Esmeralda calls for justice. Soon after, he headbutts Phoebus multiple times when he is ordered out of the cathedral he "confronted" the goat's owner in.) He appears to be faint-hearted.Īppearances The Hunchback of Notre Dame ĭjali is Esmeralda's sidekick and helps her escape many times throughout the film.
(For instance, he blows a raspberry at Frollo when Esmeralda calls him (Frollo) a fool. He is also marked by a tendency to be sassy and feisty, especially toward Esmeralda's enemies. Belligerent and helpful, Djali is extremely loyal to his owner, Esmeralda.
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