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In Balto: Wolf Quest, Balto and Jenna have 6 puppies. But in the movies, they only show the stories of Kodi and Aleu. What ever happened to the other puppies after they got adopted?

The answer is nothing. They just went off to live with their owners as pets most likely.

Again, this is a question, it belongs on the main site.

OK.

It sure would be nice to know and have sequels man.

The basic message the filmmakers told us with the sequels and not covering 4 of the pups: TO BE CONTINUED!!!

I agree with you man!

Well, I guess they just became pets. They probably didn't have time to reveal much about them.

Maybe they died or something Beacause a hunter shot them because they looked like wolves. I dunno...

It's quite obvious they each became pets. The adoption scene makes that very evident. What happened to them after that was not detailed in either sequel. And probably won't be unless Universal Studios has some miraculous change of heart regarding the Balto franchise.

Hopefully, JC.

No, they took after Jenna. The only one that looked like a wolf was Aleu. That...was like the first 10 minutes of the second movie.

^ And THAT.

No it wouldn't. A 4th movie is a horrid idea (In my opinion...they shouldn't have had a 2nd or 3rd either) I'd hate to break the bad news to you all who still hope for one, but a 4th movie is sure to never happen. Universal has already closed down their animation studio (or so I last heard).

Back on topic:
They weren't main characters at all, so we'll never really know, and I'm sure that universal doesn't care either. I'm sure though, that they all just went off and became pets and nothing more than that.

Dunkin, while I agree with you in theory on this, one thing that Hollywood has proven time and again is that you should never think or say "never" when it comes to these kinds of situations.

Is it likely? Logic and recent history dictates that the answer is a resounding "NO! For the love of GOD, NO!"

But I think it's foolish for ANYONE to have convinced themselves, and to try to convince others, that it is either a horrid idea or that it cannot possibly ever happen. And there's gonna be a heck of a lot of egg on their faces if things ever do change.

Can we not (on either side of this argument) be so utterly hardcore about it that we have to slam each other down for it? If some fans want to hold out hope, even if it is a forlorn hope, does it really matter?