Tim Burton and David Geffen | BeetleJuice
Beetlejuice dvd - BeetleJuice is the main title individuality of the TV show. beetleJuice sometimes "BEEJ" or "BJ" has powers to change shape, teleport, transform into an object, and carry out other feats of magic, even though her magic can be decreased by various conditions, such as encountering a sand worms, or sometimes her head is being separated from his body. at times he must pause first to anticipate on how he will use his magics to escape a dangerous or risky situation. beetlejuice derives from the star Betelgeuse, which considered as the armpit of Orion's Belt.
when beetlejuice says aloud a figure of speech, he himself and his surroundings change to act on the pun (for example, if he says he's tired, he'll transform into a tire; if he says he's flat broke, he transforms into a flat disc that falls to the ground and shatters; on one occasion, in reference to his own power, he declares "This literal translation stuff slays me!" and giant letters reading "Literal Translation Stuff" then fall from the sky to crush him). and most of all his changes is maintain the black and white stripped pattern he used to ware, although sometimes the lines are colored depending on the transformation.
Though many Neitherworld denizens have some magic, it is Beetlejuice's greatly superior power (no real cause for it is ever given) that affords him the title—albeit mostly self-asserted—of "The Ghost With The Most." Because of that power, almost everyone in the Neitherworld is fair game for his pranks, though no more so than he himself, since he is not immune to careless use of his power; for example, he was once tricked by his enemies into saying "I'm coming apart at the seams!" which caused him to break into several pieces, with which his enemies then stole and scattered to different places in the Neitherworld, rendering him nearly helpless until—with Lydia's help—he reassembled himself. Sometimes Beetlejuice will mix up one of his transformations (when Lydia told him to turn into a stake to fight off Count Me in, he turned into a flank steak).
when beetlejuice says aloud a figure of speech, he himself and his surroundings change to act on the pun (for example, if he says he's tired, he'll transform into a tire; if he says he's flat broke, he transforms into a flat disc that falls to the ground and shatters; on one occasion, in reference to his own power, he declares "This literal translation stuff slays me!" and giant letters reading "Literal Translation Stuff" then fall from the sky to crush him). and most of all his changes is maintain the black and white stripped pattern he used to ware, although sometimes the lines are colored depending on the transformation.
Though many Neitherworld denizens have some magic, it is Beetlejuice's greatly superior power (no real cause for it is ever given) that affords him the title—albeit mostly self-asserted—of "The Ghost With The Most." Because of that power, almost everyone in the Neitherworld is fair game for his pranks, though no more so than he himself, since he is not immune to careless use of his power; for example, he was once tricked by his enemies into saying "I'm coming apart at the seams!" which caused him to break into several pieces, with which his enemies then stole and scattered to different places in the Neitherworld, rendering him nearly helpless until—with Lydia's help—he reassembled himself. Sometimes Beetlejuice will mix up one of his transformations (when Lydia told him to turn into a stake to fight off Count Me in, he turned into a flank steak).
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