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Puss in Boots: The Three Diablos

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A Puss short with three far-from-innocent kittens

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Quick recap

A Puss in Boots short released with the movie on home video. A princess asks Puss to recover a stolen jewel, and he has to rely on three orphan kittens who are pure trouble, the Three Diablos. Between chases and mishaps, Puss tries to turn the troublemakers into little heroes and finish the job. It's a short adventure in the spirit of the 2011 movie.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesA home-video extra

    The short came out in 2012 with the Puss in Boots DVD and Blu-ray.

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  2. ReferenceDiablos in name

    The three kittens live up to their nickname until Puss decides to set them straight.

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  3. ReferenceA swashbuckler's job

    Puss agrees to recover a princess's stolen jewel, a classic swashbuckler assignment.

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