Gallivant

Gallivant is a powerful and respected wizard. He is a good friend of the Jewel Kingdom's royal family.

The Ruby Princess Runs Away
On the day of the Jewel Princesses' coronation, Gallivant travels to the palace bearing the Great Jewelled Crown. When it becomes clear that the ruby princess has run away, he gives the dragon Hapgood a magical silver-and-ruby shield and sends him to look for her.

After some time, the ruby princess returns and the ceremony begins. Gallivant crowns princesses Demetra, Sabrina, and Emily, and is presenting the ruby crown to Roxanne when the doors are flung open and another Roxanne bursts in. This other Roxanne with a torn dress and tangled hair declares that she is the rightful princess and that the other girl is Rudgrin, the daughter of the evil Lord Bleak who has been sent to impersonate the ruby princess. She claims that Rudgrin is wearing a magical shape-changing mask that allows her to look like Roxanne, but the girl accused of being Rudgrin orders the guards to arrest the other girl for being the real imposter. The court can only stare in bewilderment, unsure of who is telling the truth, until Gallivant steps forward. He announces that there is a way to determine the true Roxanne: each princess is born with a mark in the shape of her jewel. Whichever girl bears the mark must be the true princess. The messy Roxanne with thorns in her hair and dirt on her face smiles confidently and raises her right arm so everyone can see the teardrop mark on her wrist. Gallivant proclaims her the real ruby princess before Twitter, the palace secretary, darts out from behind Roxanne and pulls off Rudgrin's mask, revealing her twisted, ugly features to everyone. Rudgrin is immediately taken away by the palace guards and Roxanne is welcomed home by her family.

Finally ready to be crowned, Roxanne faces Gallivant. The wizard announces that the people of the Red Mountains have chosen one of their own to place the crown on their princess's head: the dragon Hapgood. Gallivant observes with contentment as Hapgood delicately crowns Roxanne, who promises to be not just the ruler of the Red Mountains, but also a friend to her people.

In the Short Film
Gallivant is depicted as a dark-skinned, probably middle-aged man.