Henry Forever After (Shrek Forever After) Part 6 - A Real Tender Engine Again (Top of the World)

(Read the whole description please hit the show more button down below) Plot: Henry is having fun scaring the trucks and townspeople, until he sees a wanted poster with Emily on it. Before he reads his contract over again, he is captured by diesels who are working for Diesel. Cast: Henry the Green Engine Engine as Shrek (both green, kind, positive, smart, selfless and handsome, and both were arrogant at first) James the Red Engine as Donkey (both vain, smart and good-friends to Henry and Shrek) Emily the Emerald Engine as Princess Fiona (both green and married to Henryand Shrek) Ted as Puss in Boots Thomas the Tank Engine, Percy the Small Engine, Edward the Blue Engine, Gordon the Big Engine, Toby the Tram Engine, Hiro the Japanese Engine, Molly the Yellow Engine, Rosie the Pink Engine, Mavis the Quarry Diesel and Rebecca the Yellow Tender Engine as Themselves (Shrek, Fiona, Puss and Donkey’s Friends) Bill, Ben, Little Engine, Nia, Stepney and Billy as Themselves (Thomas, Rosie, Percy, Mavis, Edward, Molly, Gordon and Rebecca's Kids) Peter Griffin as King Harold (both clumsy and arrogant sometimes) Lois Griffin as Queen Lillian (both kind, start with L and married to Peter Griffin and King Harold) Diesel as Rumpelstiltskin (both evil, nasty, selfish, rude and both played a trick on Henry and Shrek) Smudger as Fifi Daisy the Diesel Railcar as Dragon (both names start with D and married to James and Donkey) Pikachu as Big Bad Wolf Huey, Dewey and Louie as The Three Little Pigs Mario, Luigi and Yoshi as The Three Blind Mice Dug as Gingy Sid the Sloth as Pinocchio Duck, Oliver, Trevor, BoCo, Derek, Whiff, Flying Scotsman, Donald, Douglas, Freight Train, Big Locomotive, Rusty and Shinny Passenger Train as The Ogres D261 as Pied Piper The Troublesome Trucks as The Witches NOTE: No copyright infringement intended. NOTE 2: I do not own the rights for these films. NOTE 3: Under 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.