| NOTE: This page is only about his novel incarnation as the film incarnation of Preed was not voted Pure Evil, and thus only the novel version of Preed’s info and crimes should be put here. |
| “ | Preed: Actually, you all have. Captain, if you'll relieve yourself of your firearm. Korso: You backstabbing… Preed: I learned from the best. But it wasn't just the money the Drej were offering; it was the health plan that came with it. They'd let me live, provided I kill all of you before they get here. They should be here shortly. |
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| ~ Preed revealing his true nature and betraying Korso while holding him, Cale and Akima at gunpoint. |
| “ | Oh stop, there's nothing more tiresome than last-minute heroics! | „ |
| ~ Preed to Akima. |
| “ | Hide and seek, is it? Or should we play search and DESTROY?! | „ |
| ~ Preed's last words before his demise. |
Preedex "Preed" Yoa is one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside Joseph Korso) in the novelization of Don Bluth's 11th and most recent animated feature film Titan A.E.
He is Joseph Korso's first mate aboard the spaceship Valkyrie, and is seen as a narcissistic yet suave personality. He, along with Korso, later reveal themselves to be working for the Drej and their monarch.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- He's much less comedic and more sadistic in the novel.
- He joined Korso's crew to help the Drej, but has none of Korso's morals or tragedy.
- He has no loyalty to anyone, not even Korso, turning on him when they're found out.
- He shoots Akima through the shoulder, tries to blow up Grune and Stith, and tries to kill Korso.
- He's a selfish coward whose qualms about betraying humanity to save his own skin are nonexistent.
- He slaughters several innocent colonists and shows relish in it.
- He plans to simply murder all his allies and sit back as humanity is destroyed by the Drej.
External Links[]
- Preed on the Villains Wiki
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