Bree

Bree Production information Feature films Sharktopus Television programs Video games Portrayed by Portrayed by Maija Markula Animators Voice Created by Inspiration Character information Full name Other names Personality bikini girl bait, Adventurous, Active. Appearance Occupation Affiliations Goal Home Gender Female - Early-Mid 20s Species Human Relatives Pets Allies Bree's friend S-11 (Under the control of Nathan Sands ) Minions Enemies Shark (Sharktopus) Likes Sunbathing Relaxing in the water The Beach Swimming Dislikes Her friend texting Boredom Powers and abilities Proficient Swimming Weapons Status Alive very Lucky Fate Unknown (still alive by the events of the film) Quote "You're texting again? Huh? Come on, put that down and swim with me. "

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Bree seeing her firend texting.

Bree is a character first introduced in Sharktopus. She is a beachgoing tourist who is almost eaten by a shark until she is "saved" by Sharktopus.

She is portrayed by Maija Markula

Appearance

Bree is a radiant young woman with an athletic voluptuous figure, adorned with vibrant, flowing upper back-length blond hair and captivating hazel eyes. When she spends a day at the beach, Bree's wardrobe choice is a striking two-piece bikini ensemble featuring a sunny yellow halter top paired with alluring green low-rise bottoms..

Plot in Story

Bree's introduction

Following the film's opening credits, Bree is first shown in the film's opening sunbathing, bikini clad and on her towel, with her eyes closed on the beach of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico alongside a friend of hers.

Turning her head amd opening her eyes, Bree becomes appalled when she notices that her friend is nonchalantly texting on her phone. Asking her to put her device away for the occasion, Bree invites her friend for a swim in the beach waters, only for the latter to refuse as she thinks there are bacteria infested fish. Rolling her eyes at her companion, Bree states that she's missing out. Wanting to cool off from soaking up the sun, Bree proceeds to leave her companion behind and jogs down to the water.

Diving in, Bree swims a great distance from the beach long enough for the ripples of her strokes closes her eyes, and lies on her back to relax on the water's surface with her feet relaxed, which attracts the unwanted attention of a Great White Shark.

Looking up for a moment, Bree's friend is the first to notice the shark's dorsal fin headed towards Bree and yells in warning. Seeing the aforementioned shark, Bree makes a frantic swim to the beach with the shark closing in to seal her fate....that is until a massive pair of tentacles from S-11 grab hold of the shark from below and eats it, seemingly saving Bree momentarily. Sharktopus then pursues Bree, but the collar implant on its head commands it to turn and head in another direction(controled by Dr. nathan sands).

Bree makes it back to the beach and hugs her firend into hers embrace, terrified that she was almost killed!

Bree and her friend watch Sharktopus vanish into the sea below. What happens to Bree is unknown for the rest of the film, that she and her friend are alive and safe for much of Sharktopus's rampage.

Relationships

Bree's Friend

Bree and her friend after the former escapes from the clutches of a shark attack.

The film doesn't show much of the relationship between Bree and her friend before the events unfold. Out of the two, Bree is the more adventurous and outgoing one, always encouraging her friend to join in on her activities. When Bree spots her friend glued to her phone, she tries to persuade her to come and swim in the beach waters. However, it's clear that Bree's friend deeply cares for her, especially when she spots a shark heading towards Bree. With all her might, Bree's friend alerts the other beachgoers until the unlikely intervention of Sharktopus. The relief and gratitude are palpable when Bree and her friend embrace each other tightly upon her safe return to the beach, solidifying their bond for everyone to see.

Trivia

• Bree resembles the girl on the Sharktopus movie cover being attacked by the titular creature as the two women are wearing similar bathing suits.

•Bree's exceptional speed in swimming away from both the incoming Great White Shark and Sharktopus strongly suggests that she is a professional freestyle swimmer.

• The underwater view shot from below when Bree is in the water can be seen as a nod/reference to Chrissie's last swim in the opening of Jaws. Luckly she escaped from the shark.

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