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Logically, since the Descendants universe features the children of Disney characters, both heroes and villains, it would be possible for Simba and Nala's children to appear in that universe.

So the serious question remains: is it a good or bad idea to bring these characters in?

For some strange reason, Disney itself titles the song "Tale as Old as Time" in the original version, but in other media it's simply listed as "Beauty and the Beast".

I decided to include the three versions of the character made by different companies: Mattel, Hasbro, and the Disney Store.

In the last post, besides Kion, Mufasa was the most talked-about character in The Lion King.

Remember that you can mention any character from the Lion King universe of movies and series; the most mentioned character wins.

It's worth mentioning characters that are related to the Lion King movies and series universe; fan-created OCs don't count.

The game is simple: the character most talked about by the public wins the title; I've already done this with the Disney princess community.

Let's imagine an alternate universe where, instead of princesses, there are princes. You have the right to choose the names, but why would you choose them?

By the initials of the names or a completely original name.

In the series, only these three couples are official: Beshte, Ono, Anga, and Makini. They have no official romantic interest; it's just a fan-made ship.

Mattel has at least these three Snow White themed dolls; of course, there's also the 90s version, which is a collector's edition. However, that doll is much more of a Disney version than a completely original one.

For those who don't understand how Hulu owns Universal Studios and DreamWorks, it partnered with Disney to show its films on Disney+.

Like Shrek, this is part of a temporary agreement, similar to Netflix, where a film or series is available for a certain period of time, which could be months or years, but may eventually be removed from the streaming service.

In the case of the Princess and the Pea theme, unfortunately, very few dolls were released. Compared to my other posts about dolls based on fairy tales like Rapunzel and Sleeping Beauty.

It will be like this: you can mention main characters, secondary characters, and antagonists, including villains. Since Jessica is considered the "sexiest Disney character and in the animation universe in general," then there must be a male version who is also considered to hold the same title as Jessica.

However, despite the image showing younger characters like children and teenagers, we'll just ignore them as they're too young; the focus here is more on young adults or adult men.

Back in the 90s, when Saint Seiya arrived in Brazil, it had the biggest impact on anime here in Brazil. Becoming something historic, here in the country, a phenomenon of the 90s or of the history of Brazilian television.

There's also the long-established comic strip series "Turma da Mônica" (also known as Monica's Gang), which has existed since the 1960s and continues to this day, created by Mauricio de Sousa. Since Saint Seiya was a huge phenomenon at the time, they probably created two comic strips referencing Masami Kurumada's work.

All of these dresses are seen in the feature film Ever After High: Thronecoming, the first image being Cupid's official dress.

In the second image, Cupid enters Ashlynn Ella's story, becoming Cinderella.

This idea came about after Milkyymelodies released a song about Camilo becoming a villain, just like Isabela, Dolores, and Pepa. Then, after I saw that music video, I remembered a video about the early versions of Encanto from Dear Maidy's channel.

It shows the screenwriters' initial ideas for the film, before they arrived at the final version we know.These discarded versions show early versions of Camilo, where he would have a cold and malicious look, and it is said that "he doesn't like Mirabel, he would make her life a living hell."

Compared to the first version which only featured the 6 classic princesses (Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Belle and Jasmine). Previously, her costumes were overly flashy and sparkly, but in this version, the glitter has been toned down by adding it to certain parts of the outfit, and her accessories, such as crowns, have become silver.

Adding more characters that didn't exist before, such as Pocahontas, Mulan, Tiana, and Rapunzel, Ariel and Pocahontas got two versions in this line, both in her mermaid version. She got the human version in the pink dress from the movie; Pocahontas got an extra dress that doesn't exist in the classic animation.

I haven't seen Descendants 4 or 5 yet, so I don't know anything about those movies. But I heard that a character named "Luis Madrigal," Luisa's son, would be in the fifth film.