In PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie, Liberty is not quite sure of herself as a whole and is unable to use her superpowers. As a result, she constantly tries to figure out what her powers may be by copying the actions of her friends. However, while training the Junior Patrollers, she learns that despite their struggles at first, they are still capable of being heroes. This helps her realize that, like the Junior Patrollers and the PAW Patrol, she is different and unique. The villain is Victoria Vance who makes a machine to drag meteors from space to come down and crash on Earth where Adventure City is, along with her saying she is not a mad scientist, even though she acts crazy and over the top; the other villain is the return of Mayor Humdinger, but he does not do much other than break out of prison, help Victoria steal the crystals, and have one sequence around the end of the second act leading to the third act/third act climax. The animation is well done and nice to look at, with it being bright and colorful, along with the look and colors from the crystals, the Paw Patrol equipment, how they use their powers, and what the powers look like when they use them; also, the action sequences in the movie were fun and entertaining to watch, even in the third act climax. They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays.

The whole cast voicing the Paw Patrol pups and the owner Ryder all do a respectable job voicing these characters, along with side characters having well-known actors voicing them, even in exceedingly small roles that do not make a difference. Unlike the first movie where it focused on the police pup Chase, this movie focuses on the pup named Skye finding out how she was found by Ryder, and her proving to herself that she is not a weak small pup by taking this power crystal, gives herself superpowers, and uses them to save the day from the many threats to Adventure City involving meteors, Mayor Humdinger, and Victoria Vance. There is not much to say about the main characters other than that the way they save people from incidents/accidents is entertaining to watch, and them using their powers from the crystals is cool with the nice-looking animation. At the end of the film, she finally stops trying to copy the superpowers of her friends and discovers her superpower of elasticity, which she uses to save Chase from falling off a cliff and capture Victoria Vance. In PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie, towards the end of the film, Liberty gains the power of super elasticity; able to stretch her body to great distances. She is also able to stretch into a landing pad and inhale large quantities of air as seen in " Mighty Pups Stop the Hiccups".Items that are not available in store will take 3-5 working days (excluding weekends and bank holidays) to be delivered to your nominated store. With options suitable for children aged 3 and up, our range of Paw Patrol board games and puzzles is a wonderful way to build problem-solving skills in an exciting way! Get everyone involved for family game nights to encourage sibling bonding and help get everyone offline and away from screens for a bit, all while enjoying one of their favourite shows. Discover More Gifts For Paw Patrol Fans

Get hands-on with our range of crafty Paw Patrol-themed activities. Support artistic skills and creative thinking across all age groups from Paw Patrol Aqua Playmat for 2 years up, to Paw Patrol Model Painting aimed at those with blossoming aspirations. Paw Patrol Games & Puzzles For The Whole Family Team up with the newest PAW Patrol pup, Liberty, for bigger, bolder rescues with her PAW Patrol: The Movie Vehicle. In both the film and the series, she wears a coral uniform with blue and white highlights along with a helmet assembly with a blue visor (white visor in the series). In PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie, while the PAW Patrol use their newly acquired super powers to save the day, Liberty, reluctantly at first, stays behind aboard the Aircraft Carrier HQ to watch over and mentor the Junior Patrollers. As she trains them to help them realize their full potential and turn them into lean, mean, fluffy little rescue machines, her admiration for them grows. In PAW Patrol: The Movie, after becoming an official member, Liberty continues to protect her city with the PAW Patrol. However, in the series, she protects the city solo as the PAW Patrol still live in Adventure Bay.

Liberty will sometimes get too eager for wanting to help, which leads to her mistaking simple things as rescue missions such as her mistaking the pups' donation as a mess or thinking that all wild animals are Adventure Bay residents' animal buddies (as seen in "Liberty Makes a New Friend"). She has a sassy sense of humor, tends to be outspoken, and often snarks at other people. In the series, her appearance is a bit different. Her fur is a darker shade of brown instead of golden, she has a lighter brown chest and underbelly and the tip of her tail is slightly lighter shade of brown. Her fluffy fur textures are replaced with the series' standard flat ones and her collar changed color from coral to turquoise.