| “ | What makes you think the allduns are superior!? | „ |
| ~ Ramo to Le Grand Chandelier. |
The Allduns (Toupins in French) are an antagonistic species of the 2011 French live-action animated film, The Painting. They are the fully painted beings who occupy the chateau and mistreat the Halfies and Sketchies as outcasts.
History[]
For unknown reasons, the Painter has left a work undone, causing a conflict with the Allduns against Halfies and Sketchies.
During the speech of Le Grand Chandelier regarding the abscense of the Painter at the chateau, Ramo, an Alldun, intervenes and tries to make the Allduns hope for the return of the Painter, only for the Allduns to ignore this. Suddenly, Gom, a Sketchie, is spotted and is stomped to a deformed body by the mob of Allduns. However, Ramo escapes.
He then escapes from the Allduns, along with two Halfies, Claire and Lola, and another Sketchie, Plume, to exit the portrait world.
Later, the Allduns capture the Halfies from their hideout they then burn, and then Ramo and Claire.
As Ramo and Claire are about to be executed via hot black stuff, their execution is interrupted by the arrival of Gom, Plume and the other Halfies who, all of them, are now painted as Allduns, and Le Grand Chandelier flees in humiliation. All the Halfies (except Lola) and Sketchies become Allduns via paints from the Painter.
Trivia[]
- The word "Alldun" comes from both words of "all" and "done", which fit to their appearance.
- In the French version, the word "Toupin" comes from both words of "tout" (which means "all") and "peint" (which means "painted").