About the Book
Source: Wikia. Pages: 72. Chapters: Alpha, Amy, Anchor, Anton Ego, Atta, Auguste Gusteau, Babyface, Big Baby, Bloat, Bo Peep, Bomb Voyage, Boo, Bruce, Buzz Lightyear, CDA, Celia Mae, Chef Skinner, Chick Hicks, Chum, Chunk, Coral, Crabby, Crush, Darla Sherman, Darrell Cartrip, David Hobbscap, Deb, Dim, Doc Hudson, Dolly, Dory, EVE, Ellie Fredricksen, Emile, Fillmore, Flo, Francis, Frank, GO-4, George Sanderson, Git, Green Army Men, Grem, Guido, Gypsy, Health Inspector, Heimlich, Henry J. Waternoose, III, Hockey Puck, Ivan, J. Curby Gremlin, Jessie, John Lassetire, Kevin, Lenny, List of Cars characters, List of Pixar Villains, Little Green Men, Lizzie, Lucius Best, M-O, Mack, Mama Topolino, Marlin, Mater, Max Schnell, Mezmerella, Molt, Mordu, Mr. Pricklepants, Mrs. Potato Head, Mustafa, Needleman and Smitty, Nemo, Nigel, One-Eyed Bart, One-Eyed Betty, P.T. Flea, Peach, Pearl, Peas-In-A-Pod, Princess Merida, RC, Ramone, Red, Remy, Rex, Rick Dicker, Robot, Rod "Torque" Redline, Rosie, Russell, Sally Carrera, Sarge, Sarge, School of Moonfish, Seagulls, Sid Phillips, Siddeley, Slim, Slinky Dog, Sparks, Stinky Pete, Stretch, The Delinquent Road Hazards, The King, The Monkey, Tomber, Tony Trihull, Trixie, Twitch, Uncle Topolino, Victor Hugo, Violet Parr, Whale, Wheezy, Woody, Xerek, Yeti. Excerpt: Alpha is an antagonist from the 2009 Disney/Pixar film, Up, and is the leader of Charles Muntz's pack of dogs. Alpha is a Doberman Pinscher, and is assisted by Beta and Gamma, a Rottweiler and bulldog, respectively. Like Muntz's other dogs, Alpha is able to communicate with humans by way of a translator on his collar. For much of the film, however, due to a loose wire, the translator emits Alpha's dialogue in a comically high-pitched voice. When Muntz repairs it, Alpha's "real," extremely deep-pitched voice is heard. In the film's climax, Dug traps Alpha in the "Cone of Shame," an Elizabethan collar, designed as a form of humiliation. The Cone loosens the wire again, making Al...
