Unfortunately, their success was short-lived as Hexxus emerged from the Leveler, appearing as a skeletal giant of fire and oil/ With help from Batty Koda and Pips, Zak managed to turn off the Leveler, cutting off Hexxus' source of power which gave Crysta time to recover and think of a plan. Crysta tried to delay him with her powers, but her efforts proved futile as Hexxus was far stronger, and he knocked her away as the Leveler continued to advance. When he arrived and prepared to destroy the fairies' home, everyone but Crysta hid in fear of him. Upon assuming his proper shape, Hexxus traveled toward FernGully, using the Leveler to cut down trees as he went. Hexxus tricked the two men into taking the Leveler to FernGully, and plotted to bring about the devastation of FernGully and likely all the natural environments in the world during his song Toxic Love. When the Leveler cut open his tree, Hexus was released, and realized that he could use the Leveler operated by the two lumberjacks Tony and Ralph to wreck havoc on the rainforest.
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Hexxus was set free by Zak, who had accidentally spray-painted a large red X on the tree containing him as he was trying to repel a bug. This is the last form Hexxus takes before his ultimate defeat. When the Leveler is stopped, Hexxus rises from it and reveals his true form: a gigantic, skeletal monster composed of oil and poisons with robe-like formations of sludge, powerfully-shaped arms and clawed hands, and fire blazing in his skeleton-like body. As Hexxus ingests the toxins produced from the Leveler, he grows larger and quickly resumes his proper form: an entity of smoke with wispy eyes and a constantly-shifting body. In his weakened form, the only distinguishable trait of his chaotic form is an animated mouth standing atop a stalk. Unlike other slime creatures, his form is constantly morphing and oozing as his moves. In his most basic form, Hexxus appears as a dripping mound of poisonous sludge resembling oil. He attempted to destroy FernGully again, but was defeated for good by Crysta and her people. After several centuries, Hexxus was released by three lumberjacks with a machine called the Leveler. He was defeated by Magi and imprisoned in an enchanted tree, where he remained for hundreds of years. In that time, he rose up from Mount Warning after causing it to erupt, and attempted to destroy the forests and all life within them. Bethany Cox.Hexxus had a part in the history of FernGully when human beings and fairies coincided together.
Other than that, I strongly recommend FernGully, and Once Upon a Forest. The movie's only qualm is that it is too short, and I would've liked Hexxus to be developed a little more. The film also has a good message and a nice story, that isn't at all preachy.
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The ending was so powerful and poignant, and I love this movie so much, and I am 16. As for Magi Lune, I mistook her for Angela Lansbury when I first saw the film, and she is a truly fascinating character. Hexxus was chillingly voiced by the quintessential Tim Curry, and Robin Williams was hilarious as Batty Koda. Zak was a nice romantic interest, and Crysta-one spunky vivacious fairy- was excellently voiced by Samantha Mathis. Speaking of Hexxus, the character was animated by Kathy Ziellinski, who also animated Frollo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) and the Cobra (Aladdin). I remember when I first saw it when I was 9 and being terrified of the villain. The forest was expertly animated like a fairytopia. The animation was also beautiful, very colourful and vibrant. The lyrics were beautiful, and matched the animation surprisingly well. A Dream Worth Keeping was my favourite song, and was essential for the relationship of Zak and Crysta.
Hexxus is slimy and untrustworthy, shown perfectly in the song. Toxic Love matched the character of Hexxus wonderfully. Batty rap was wonderful, with great ad-libbing thrown into the mix. The songs and score by Alan Silvestri,were very good, and some of the comments were unfair. This movie is one of my all time favourites, it is just beautiful and very underrated, if a little short.
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