The Emperor's New Groove Dog Names

Introduction

The Emperor's New Groove is one of Disney's most underrated films. It has all the makings of a classic - the artistic animation, clever humor and moral lesson at the end. The emperor goes from being vain to more kind and caring. It is also hilarious, with humor that can be appreciated by young and old alike. It is for this reason that it has become a cult classic and stayed relevant for all these years. Most of us remember this movie and its subsequent spin-off movie and series with fondness. You can't help but smile when you watch this movie.

The Emperor's New Groove Dog Names In Pop Culture

Featured Famous Dog With a The Emperor's New Groove Name

Balto

The Emperor's New Groove is nearly perfect. It has all the elements of a good movie, but it could have been better if they had added a dog. Dogs do make everything better. In one episode, Kuzco receives a cat and is told to look after it in order to learn responsibility. Kuzco is uninspired by the task and everything falls apart almost immediately. The cat gets turned into a jaguar by Yzma and chaos ensues. Thankfully, Kuzco manages to end up alright in the end with his claim to the throne intact. It is an entertaining episode, but it would have been better if he had been tasked with a dog instead. Although a dog in a jaguar's body might have been a bit odd.

Thankfully, we live in a society where fans are allowed to make the changes they want to. As with Most Disney movies, the Emperor has his very own page on their website. You can get together with other fans to discuss the franchise and what you would like to see. They also have a fantastic space where you can pitch your ideas. A few dog-loving fans decided to take matters into their own hands and craft the Wolf-Dog's New Groove. Like us, they missed the presence of dogs in the franchise.

They constructed their own dream cast for an all-dog reboot of The Emperor's New Groove. Although this is just an idea that fans came up with, we thought that it was a very good idea. In the main role, they cast Balto the wolf-hound. This was an excellent choice since the two are so alike. Although Balto is not as arrogant as Kuzco, they both feel like they missed out on having a family and by the end of the movie have created their own families.

Balto must go on a life-altering mission that earns him the respect of his peers and he learns to find his place in the world, while Kuzco goes on an adventure after turning into a llama. He learns to respect his peers and comes to appreciate his place in the world, with a new family by his side. An all-dogs reboot of the franchise will never happen, but reading through all the hard work that fans put into the idea makes it an interesting thing to think about. One thing is for sure, it would be a very entertaining experience!

The Emperor's New Groove Dog Name Considerations

This franchise may not be as popular as other Disney movies, but it is just as beloved. People watch the movie and the series for the wit that the self-centered emperor displays. He must battle an evil villainess who wants to steal his throne, but who thankfully is not very successful. At the end of the movie, Kuzco has learned a valuable lesson and is much kinder to others. Originally, the plan was to make a serious movie in the same vein as The Lion King. While The Lion King is an amazing movie, we are glad that the producers decided to go with this more light-hearted tale.

The names in the series are original, and if you choose from this guide, you will not have to run into a dog owner who used the same name or had the same thought. We have included the names of the heroes, villains and even a few minor characters since everyone played a role in making the movie so enjoyable. Consider your pup's personality and traits as you peruse our list. We also included a few names from the adaptations, since together they form the universe over which Kuzco rules. You will find the perfect name for your new pup here, Kuzco guarantees it!

Male The Emperor's New Groove Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
1	Kronk Yzma’s henchman
0	Kuzco The main character
0	Emperor Kuzco’s title
0	Incas Kuzco rules the Incas
0	Pacha A farmer who befriends Kuzco
0	Zevon Yzma’s son in an adaptation
0	Patrick Kronk is voiced by Patrick Warburton
0	Tipo Pacha’s son
0	Rudy The old man in the opening scene
0	Bucky A rude squirrel
0	Papi Kronk’s father
0	Flaco A teacher at Kuzco academy
0	Nadaempa A substitute teacher
0	Imatcha The royal matchmaker
0	Herbie Kronk’s rope ball
0	Topo One of the old men who are always playing checkers
0	Ipi Plays checkers with Topo
0	Ramon An athletic student
0	Krank Kronk’s father’s real name
0	Ozker He is obsessed with Kuzco
0	Gizo A mischievous character
0	Cam Kuzco’s security detail
0	Urkon The village leader
0	Guaka One of the students at the academy
0	Kavo A big student with a big heart
0	Zim One of Yzma’s great-nephews
0	Zam Also a great-nephew
0	Cyro An evil villain
0	Fuzzico An endangered chinchilla
0	David David Spade voices Kuzco

Female The Emperor's New Groove Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
0	Yzma The main antagonist
0	Eartha Eartha Kitt voiced Yzma
0	Chicha Pacha’s wife
0	Yupi Pacha’s youngest child
0	Chaca Pacha’s older daughter
0	Matta A waitress at Mudka’s Meat Hut
0	Birdwell Kronk’s love interest
0	Malina Kuzco’s love interest
0	Jessica Jessica DiCicco voiced Malina
0	Sweetie The coach at the academy
0	Lalala The princess the matchmaker finds for Kuzco
0	Yatta A waitress at Mudka’s
0	Moxie An A student
0	Miss Ni An emperor exterminator
0	Curi A cheerleader
0	Cuxi A cheerleader
0	Cuca Also a cheerleader
0	Pitihaya The nurse at the academy
0	Homework The name of Kuzco’s cat
0	Azma Yzma’s mother
0	Furi Tipo’s friend
0	Lemmy A mummy who helped Yzma
0	Nina A deleted character
0	Yatta Malina’s best friend
0	Miley Miley Cyrus voiced Yatta
0	Ellen Ellen Albertini Dow voiced Azma
0	Wendie Wendie Malick voiced Chicha
0	Jessie Jessie Flower voiced Chaca
0	Patti Patti Deutsch voiced Matta
0	Tracey Tracey Ullman voiced Birdwell