Mrs. Toad

Mrs. Toad
Background information
Feature films	Thumbelina
Voice	Charo
Inspiration	Mama Toad from the original book by Hans Christian Andersen
Character information
Full name	Dolores Toad
Other names	Mama (to her sons)
Personality	Vain, outgoing, feisty, beautiful.
Appearance	Slender, pink hair with a white feather, green polka-dot dress, black opera gloves, black tights, blue high heels, bright pink lipstick, red rouge on her cheeks.
Occupation	Lead singer of "The Singers De España".
Alignment	Bad, later good
Goal	To keep Thumbelina in her show and marry her off to her son, Grundel (formerly) To see Grundel happy with his own love (succeeded)
Home	The marsh
Relatives	Grundel, Gringo Toad, Mozo Toad (sons)
Enemies	Thumbelina (formerly), Prince Cornelius (formerly), Mr. Mole, Ms. Fieldmouse, Jacquimo (formerly)
Likes	Singing, money, flies, make-up, fame
Dislikes	Losing audience, being foiled
Fate	Unknown; she made her final appearance in the closing credits.
Quote	"Buenos días, I hope you sleep very very good."

Dolores "Mama/Mrs." Toad is the overarching antagonist of Thumbelina.

Personality

Mrs. Toad is an unbearably beautiful but selfish, vain, and arrogant toad who serves as the first antagonist in the Thumbelina movie. She is the mother of Mozo Toad, Gringo Toad and Grundel, and they are a traveling family known as "The Singers De España". She kidnaps Thumbelina while she is asleep in her bed, and tries to force the girl into joining her tour and marrying her son Grundel. Thumbelina kindly rejects the offer, but Mrs. Toad doesn't listen and rushes off to get the priest. She was lastly seen during the closing credits.

Gallery

Mrs. Toad with her son Grundel

Trivia

• She is voiced by American-Spanish singer Charo and her appearance was most likely based off of her.