#Disney stars all grown up movie#

Nate Adams is ten years old in the first Yo-kai Watch anime and game, but in the fourth movie and in Shadowside he's 40, married to his childhood crush Katie, and has two kids who are the main characters in Shadowside.The Grand Finale also shows what becomes of the surviving cast 20 years down the line. The second arc of Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann features grown-up versions of Simon, Nia, Rossiu, and the Black siblings, as well as teenage versions of Gimmy and Darry.

Her future daughter, Chibiusa, was especially shocked at the disparity between Usagi and Serenity. Even when she hasn't ascended, Eternal Sailor Moon (high-school age) is way more grown up than her past self. Sailor Moon: Usagi Tsukino turns from a childish crybaby in junior high, woefully unprepared for her tenure as a Magical Girl, into the elegant, regal, powerful Neo-Queen Serenity of the utopian Crystal Tokyo.Their success afterward was a bit different though. One Piece: Both Buggy and Shanks were cabin boys on the Pirate King's ship as kids.Spin-Offspring Boruto stars his eldest child. Naruto: At the end of the series, Naruto has grown up, married Hinata, had two children with her (Boruto and Himawari), and achieved his dream of becoming Hokage.In the third generation, Flit is a 64 year old Retired Badass who mentors his grandson, Kio, while Asemu became a Space Pirate. In the second generation, he's 39 years old and the Vice Admiral of the Earth Federation while his son, Asemu, is 17 years old. Mobile Suit Gundam AGE: The first generation starts with 14-year-old Flit Asuno.A third release, the manga Mobile Suit Victory Gundam: Outside the Heart features Judau/Grey Stroke at an even more advanced age, assisting Victory protag Uso Evin despite now being almost 80 years old.

#Disney stars all grown up series#

After the end of that series and a nearly fifty-year long time skip, he reappears in Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Skull Heart as the 62-year old Grey Stroke. Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ's protagonist is one 14 year old Judau Ashta (a common starting age for Gundam protags, apparently).When he reappears one last time in Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack, he's 29. When he reappears in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, it's eight years later and he's 23. Mobile Suit Gundam stars 15 year old Amuro Ray.By the time of Mazinger Z: Infinity, Kouji's 28 and a respected scientist. When he allies himself with Duke Fleed to fight the Vegans in UFO Robo Grendizer, he's nineteen. When he comes back to fight the Mykene army in Great Mazinger, he's eighteen. Mazinger Z: Kouji is sixteen at the beginning of the story.There's another time skip of 5 years between Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z, so by the time Z starts Goku is in his mid-20s and has a 4-year-old son, Gohan. Dragon Ball: At the start of Dragon Ball, Goku is only 12 years old, though two Time Skips age him up, first to 15, and then to 18.A Generational Saga will often feature this.

A Prequel may show the childhood adventures of an adult character in the original, and any movie about the heroes Spin-Offspring will feature this. Compare A Minor Kidroduction and Retired Badass. See also: Former Child Star, School Yard Bully All Grown Up, Sidekick Graduations Stick, Early Personality Signs, Future Badass, and She Is All Grown Up. If the villain is revealed to be a former Kid Hero, they may also fall under Used to Be a Sweet Kid, Fallen Hero, or A Pupil of Mine Until He Turned to Evil. This is also common as a Back Story for the hero's mentor or parent. Less commonly, the character has turned to the dark side.The character has been sitting on his laurels and has become a washed-up loser.The character has returned to an ordinary life.The character is now a famous and powerful leader.The character has continued to have adventures.It can also be used as backstory by introducing an adult character and then revealing that they used to be a Kid Hero. This trope can be a permanent change, by having a Kid Hero grow up in the story, or a temporary look into the future.

What happens to a Kid Hero after they save the world? Kid Hero All Grown Up is a common play on the Kid Hero trope, showing what happens to our hero many years later.