Joan of Arc was a soldier who served in the french army in 1429 at the age of 18. She lead the french to 13 battles winning 9. Due to her belief that she was sent by God to lead the French to victory, she was burned at the stake for Heresy in 1431.
A Most Excellent Adventure[]
In 1429, Joan was seen at a church praying to god, when Bill, Ted, Billy the Kid, Socrates, Sigmund Freud and Beethoven arrive and pick her up. Whether she was astounded by the arrival of Time Travellers or took it as a sign from God is unknown, but she eagerly went with them. After bagging Genghis Khan and Abraham Lincoln, they get stranded in prehistoric times. They find out the antenna on the Phone Booth is busted and with their help were able to fix it using pudding cans and gum as adhesive. They all arrive back in San Dimas the night before the report and much like the beginning of the movie, Bill and Ted talk to their past selves as well as Rufus. They arrive in San Dimas the next morning and with the help of the historical figures do their chores in order to get Missy to drive them to the mall. The purpose of which being to show them life in San Dimas as part of their history report. They leave them at the mall while they go to recover Napoleon who Deacon ditched. Upon exploring the Mall, Joan is fascinated by a Jazzercise venue and after learning the moves pushes the main instructor off stage to do a more energized version of it entertaining the crowd. Joan, along with the others get arrested and put in jail. She was later seen praying in her cell when Bill and Ted come to bust them out, thanking God before she left. Her contribution to the report on stage at San Dimas Highschool, was a staged sword fight between her and Bill while Ted narrated her life. Ted also makes mention that when Joan goes back home, she plans on training her army in a full scale Aerobics program. Whether or not she succeeds or events play out the same as the real Joan is unknown.