Pocahontas

Pocahontas is the daughter of Chief Powhatan and a woman of the Powhatan Tribe. Despite the tensions between their people, she fell in love with the English settler John Smith despite the efforts of the corrupt Governor Ratcliffe. When the forces of evil threatened her forest home, she answers the call to defend it in Disney Heroes vs. Villains.

Disney Heroes Vs Villains War

Battle of Native Lands

The English Governor Ratcliffe, along with the mercenary Commander Rourke and Clayton (who had been secretly working for both Ratcliffe and McLeach in hopes of doubling his profits) sailed for the Native Lands, a region of untouched wilderness inhabited only by native tribes and animals, tasked with conquering the area for Maleficent. As the Inuit tribesman-turned-bear Kenai, his young charge Koda, and the two moose Rutt and Tuke looked on, the Powhatan tribe led by Chief Powhatan and his daughter Pocahontas rowed out in canoes to meet the visitors. Suddenly, a flare lit up the sky as Ratcliffe and his army of colonists landed on shore, ready for battle. The Powhatan warrior Kocoum charged Ratcliffe, but Rourke shot him dead with his pistol. Kenai took shelter behind a log, but Koda wasn't so lucky, being cornered by Clayton. As the hunter raised his shotgun, Kenai leapt out and knocked Clayton to the ground, giving him and Koda an opening to run for safety. Behind them, Ratcliffe gave the order to open fire, with Rourke's mercenaries using machine guns, rifles, and explosives against Powhatan tribesmen armed with bows. The Powhatan took heavy casualties and were forced back as Rourke set off a series of bombs that brought down much of the surrounding forest. Pocahontas, the Powhatan, Kenai, and Koda could only watch in horror as Ratcliffe claimed the Native Land for Maleficent.

Vs Rourke

After taking over the Native Land, Ratcliffe sent Rourke to smoke out any natives who were still resisting his army. Rourke found Pocahontas, who was seeking the wisdom of the tree spirit Grandmother Willow, and chased her deeper into the forest. Rourke's second-in-command Helga Sinclair fired on Pocahontas with a flare gun, starting a forest fire. Escaping into a canoe, Pocahontas rowed across a river to escape the flames and sought shelter in a tree, but Rourke's forces continued their pursuit. As Rourke and his caravan closed in on Pocahontas, the benevolent settler John Smith fired on a cliffside by the mercenaries, setting off a rockslide that buried the caravan. As Pocahontas thanked John Smith for saving her, Rourke snuck away, having survived.

Teaming with Dehani

As the forest fire started by Rourke and Helga spread further, Pocahontas and John Smith decided they needed to find a way to drive Ratcliffe and his forces out of the Native Lands. They were not alone, however. Finding the Inuit hunter Denahi also watching the forest burn, they discovered that he was looking for a bear that he believed had killed his brother (not knowing that his brother, Kenai, actually was the bear). While mostly focused on his quest of vengeance, Denahi agreed to help the two heroes in their battle with Ratcliffe.

Vs Captain Hook

Though the Native Land was firmly under his control, with the exception of a shrinking number of hold-outs, Ratcliffe would not be satisfied until his old enemies Pocahontas and John Smith were brought to him in chains. Rourke had already failed, and Ratcliffe was not about to trust Clayton again, so he brought in Captain Hook to find the Powhattan princess and the disloyal colonist. Finding the two on the shore, Hook fired on them with his cannons, but only succeeded in destroying some trees. Deciding to take the fight to Hook, Pocahontas and Smith boarded the Jolly Roger and began engaging the pirates. While Smith and Pocahontas' raccoon companion Meeko fought off some of the crew, Pocahontas knocked out Smee, but was then cornered by Hook. Smith intervened and engaged Hook in a sword duel, managing to get the upper hand and knock Hook down. However, Hook managed to recover and slashed Smith across the chest, grievously wounding him. As Hook moved in to finish Smith off, Pocahontas' hummingbird Flit flew into Hook's sleeve, distracting him. Getting back up, Smith managed to muster enough strength to knock Hook and Smee into the hold. The pair escaped back to shore while Hook took his anger out on Smee.

Promise to help John

As Denahi returned to Pocahontas and John Smith, he found that Smith had been mortally wounded during the fight with Hook, and was not expected to recover. As Pocahontas promised to find a way to help Smith, Denahi swore to do whatever was necessary to conquer his own demons so he could commit himself fully to the war against Maleficent.

Teaming with Spring Sprite

Despite Pocahontas tending to him, John Smith's condition was worsening after his run-in with Captain Hook. Just as all hope seemed lost, the Spring Sprite arrived with her companion, a noble Elk. Seeing Smith's circumstances, the Sprite used her magic to heal him. As the Sprite departed, however, two woodland animals watching nearby revealed themselves as Pain and Panic, heralding the arrival of Hades, who had been sent to capture the Sprite by Maleficent. To make sure Pocahontas and Smith didn't interfere, Hades had Pain, Panic, and Nessus seize the two.

Captured

Having escaped the Firebird's wrath, Meeko and Flit found Pocahontas and John Smith imprisoned in McLeach's hideout, having been left there by Hades. Before they could be liberated, however, McLeach and his hunting party returned and captured the two animals as well.

Freed

As José, Panchito, and Pecos Bill were on their way to meet up with the resistance, they stumbled across the forest hideout where Pocahontas and John Smith were being held captive. With McLeach having moved operations back to Pride Rock, the frontier heroes freed the captives and accompanied them into the wilderness.

Vs Denahi

As Kenai and Koda kept watch for enemies near the animal heroes' sanctuary, they were surprised to see Pocahontas and John Smith, along with the Patch of Heaven cows. However, the moment of reunion was shattered when Denahi arrived, believing that the eagle spirit had led him to Kenai in order to kill him and avenge his brother. Pocahontas and Smith tried to hold Denahi back, telling him Kenai was not their enemy, but Denahi refused to listen and struggled with them. Seeing Kenai and Koda running away, Denahi broke off the attack and chased after them. As the bears escaped across a canyon, Denahi tried to leap across, but barely missed the leap, digging his knife into a log on the side of the canyon. Kenai tried to pull his brother up to safety, but Denahi misinterpreted his actions and pulled away, causing himself and the log to fall into the river below. Denahi survived the fall and watched Kenai as he drifted downriver.

Battle with Forces of Nature

As Clayton chased after Kenai and Koda, he spotted Pocahontas and John Smith and prepared to kill the lot of them. As Clayton pulled back to retrieve his gun, Pocahontas and Smith again tried to reason with Denahi, but he would not hear any of it.As thanks, Denahi leapt onto Kenai's back and tried to strangle him with his spear as Clayton turned his attention to Pocahontas and Smith.

Herded into the center of the jungle by their attackers, the heroes were confronted by Zira and Amos Slade. As Slade was about to shoot Kenai in the back, Pocahontas, John Smith, and the Sprite arrived, distracting him.Slade shot at the Spring Sprite, but before he could kill her, Pocahontas leapt in the way. Slade shouted at her to move, but Zira turned and attacked him in a rage.