Pharaoh Seti I was the second Pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt during the New Kingdom period. He was being portrayed as among the alleged candidates for the Bibilical pharaoh who slaughtered the Israelite infants and persecuted the Istraelites in contemporary media; consequently, he appears as as among the primary villains of the Dreamworks' animated movie, The Prince of Egypt, before his son, Rameses II, becomes the new Pharaoh and takes the role as the overarching antagoninst of the film.
A ruthless and merciless Pharaoh, Seti has been considered as one of the darkest genocidal villains, as his actions lead him to the deaths of many Hebrew children. Seti plays a minor role in the events of the first Disney vs. Non-Disney Villains War.
Disney Vs Non Disney Villains[]
Pre War - Let My People Go[]
Before the first war starts, Pharaoh Seti had his own problems with his new priest Mumm-Ra, who turned the people of Egypt into slaves. The mummy priest insisted that the people must praise the Ancient Spirits of Evil. Although the Pharaoh attempted to stop him by telling him that he was the most powerful being in Egypt, it was not enough to please the mummy, who told the king that if his people should worship the ancient spirits of evil if they wanted to survive. The Pharaoh made his final decision by refusing the offer of the priest, a mistake that it would cost his life, as he and his wife, Queen Tuya, were casted into prison on Mumm-Ra's orders.
A Son's Revenge[]
However their son, Rameses, escaped from Mumm-Ra and sought help from the dark goddess, Mirage. Although Rameses offer for help didn't help changing Mirage's opinion for freeing his parents, Rameses mentioned that Mumm-Ra was summoning the spirits of evil. Mirage then agreed to help the young pharaoh, since the actions for summoning the spirits of ancient evil had been banished from the Oberati long ago.
Freedom[]
Later Rameses, alongside with the High Priests Hotep and Huy and the magic of Mirage freed Pharaoh Seti and Queen Tuya and fought Mumm-Ra's forces. It is unknown what happened to him and his wife after these events. They may lived a normal life on Egypt and died peacefully, before Rameses would take his place as Pharaoh of Egypt.