The most prominent version was first featured in the 2003 game Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, who has featured in a large number of games set within that game's continuity. There have been several distinct Prince characters, all sharing general traits. That Cyrus the Great was at least the second of the name to rule in Persia.Mikael Labat, Nicolas Bouvier ( Warrior Within)Yuri Lowenthal ( Sands of Time, The Two Thrones, The Forgotten Sands) The Prince is the name given to a group of fictional characters who act as the main protagonists of the Prince of Persia franchise, developed and published by Ubisoft. In the Bible he is the liberator of the Jews who were captive in Babylonia. 15 When he had spoken to me according to these words, j I turned my face toward.
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The original Prince has been seen as a breakthrough in gameplay design, while his appearances in The Sands of Time have varied, with particular criticism being laid against his dark portrayal in Warrior Within. In the 2010 Prince of Persia film, the Prince is named Dastan ( Persian: دستان), and portrayed by Jake Gyllenhaal.While public and critical opinion of individual Princes has varied, the character in general has been positively received. The 2008 series reboot redesigned him around a concept of a prince in making. For The Sands of Time, the Prince was redesigned and rewritten, and over the course of its sequels, was developed in various ways. The character's movements were created by Mechner by capturing footage of his brother and transferring them into the game using rotoscoping. His main concepts for the character were taken from Middle Eastern fiction such as One Thousand and One Nights, while his athleticism taking inspiration from the opening of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
"Beginning with back in 1989 to Ubisoft's trilogy, the Prince of Persia brand is like a collection of fantastic tales, drawing inspiration from the Arabian Nights stories. According to Ben Mattes, the concept of the Prince has become synonymous with the number of potential stories within the Prince of Persia series, along with defining the various incarnations' unifying traits. Each Prince has been adept at acrobatics and combat, and according to Jordan Mechner, the series' gameplay and its title character were "inseparable". In the 2008 reboot, the Prince is instead a character on an epic journey that will eventually mold him into a Prince. Most incarnations of the Prince have been of a royal line, although in the original games the character was initially unaware of this.
For Warrior Within, the Prince was turned into a darker, more callous character who had to face the consequences of his actions. Ceri Young, writer of The Forgotten Sands, described this young Prince as "arrogant and power". Mechner described the Prince as he is portrayed during the opening of The Sands of Time as " daredevil who races ahead of the attacking army in order to gain "honor and glory" by being the first to steal a valuable trophy of war". So there are as many stories of the Prince as there are many versions of the Prince himself – they all co-exist, they all share prodigious abilities and a liking for dauntless adventures and trouble." The version of the Prince that has gone through the most development is the character from The Sands of Time and its sequels.
According to Young, the Prince does still have aspects of his younger self, but is wiser from his experiences during The Sands of Time and is wary of the weight of magic on its wielders. For The Forgotten Sands, he was given a personality much like that present in The Sands of Time. For The Two Thrones, the developers played on previous themes of duality when creating both the Prince and his abilities.
He frees himself, defeats the Vizier and saves the Princess. During the events of the original Prince of Persia, the Sultan's vizier Jaffar attempts to seize control of the kingdom, and the Prince is imprisoned in the palace dungeons. Living as a street thief in an unspecified city, he eventually met and won the heart of the daughter of the city's Sultan. Appearances Original trilogy The original Prince was a noble who fell from grace when his family and kingdom were destroyed by an evil witch, with the Prince as the only survivor. While he has a companion in The Sands of Time, he is portrayed in The Forgotten Sands as trying to distance himself from that after those events.
In Prince of Persia 3D, the Prince, Princess and Sultan visit the Sultan's brother Assan. Plot elements from the ending of The Shadow and the Flame were going to be continued in an unpronounced sequel. The Prince learns of his former heritage, and returns to defeat Jaffar using powers gained from an ancient temple.
The Sands of Time In Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, the Prince and his father Sharaman attack the palace of an Indian Maharaja after the Maharaja's Vizier lets them in with the promise of treasure, among them an hourglass containing the Sands of Time. He then flees to places unknown with the Princess. The Prince pursues Rugnor, who has captured the Princess, and eventually kills him. The Prince escapes, and when he confronts Assan and the Sultan, Assan accidentally kills the Sultan, then frames the Prince.
Travelling to the time when the Sands were created, he encounters Kaileena, the Empress of Time who was created by the gods and is destined to create the Sands. He decides to travel to the island where the Sands of Time were found and prevent their creation. By the events of Warrior Within, seven years after The Sands of Time, he has become callous and depressed due to being deprived of proper food and sleep by the Dahaka's pursuit. He succeeds in undoing his mistake, but is forced to go on the run from the Dahaka. This leads to the death of his mother and to him becoming an outcast. The Prince's desperate attempt to imprison the Dahaka in the Box of A Thousand Restraints unleashes a group of hostile spirits and provokes a war between Persia and India.
The Vizier kills Kaileena, absorbing the Sands and turning into a god-like monster. In The Two Thrones, the Prince returns to Babylon with Kaileena and finds that his actions in Warrior Within undid the death of the Vizier. In the game's canon ending, the Prince obtains a magical sword and uses to kill the Dakaha when it attacks Kaileena after he brings her to his time. Using an artifact called the Mask of the Wraith, the Prince travels back in time and forces Kaileena into his time, hoping to kill her there and create the Sands while saving himself.
When the Dark Prince makes a final attack, Farah helps the Prince finally overcome his dark self. He kills the Vizier and frees Kaileena's spirit, who purges the Sands from him and leaves with the Sands for another world. Upon finding his father's body, the Prince decides to accept the consequences of his actions, gaining control over his Dark Prince self. During his adventure, he reunites with Farah and struggles against his Dark Prince persona.
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