u/Keithfrommars

Image 1 — What storyline would take place in season 4A if the producers hadn't gotten the rights for Frozen?
Image 2 — What storyline would take place in season 4A if the producers hadn't gotten the rights for Frozen?
Image 3 — What storyline would take place in season 4A if the producers hadn't gotten the rights for Frozen?

What storyline would take place in season 4A if the producers hadn't gotten the rights for Frozen?

I don't think their backup plan was ever revealed, but if anyone knows please let me know. I seem to remember that someone else was going to come out of the urn if the writers couldn't do the Frozen storyline (I could be misremembering though). How do you think season 4A would've been without Elsa and Co? I think that maybe we would've gotten the Snow Queen regardless, but with more inspiration and details from the original tale.

u/Keithfrommars — 1 day ago

What do you think Ursula did to be classified as a villain?

In her backstory episode, she took her father's trident to give herself more power, but not much else in regard as to why she is considered a "Sea Witch". She is not Ariel's villain either. Do you think maybe she was making deals with other unfortunate souls? I headcanon that she ruled the ocean with an iron fist after dethroning her father out of spite for losing her voice and probably took down many more human ships for what Hook did to her. She must've gained her reputation somehow.

u/Keithfrommars — 1 day ago

Do you think the blue fairy was a human who became a fairy? Do you think she had a family?

I wonder about this, since Fiona was a human that became a fairy, so that means that they don't necessarily have to be born as a fairy? (Not that they ever specified where fairies come from, but still). Her character always gave me the impression that she was just some sort of mystical being that had always existed, but I do wonder if the writers ever thought of giving her a backstory and if so, an explanation as to how she came to be the head of the fairies. I also wonder how her character dynamic would change if she had any family members, but I guess the fairies can be considered her "family".

u/Keithfrommars — 1 day ago

They have a cool name, Oleana & Rose have memorable designs, Rose Tower works great as a villain HQ, the staff members look cool as grunts imo, but the writing and lack of presence throughout the game killed them. How would you fix their story?

u/Keithfrommars — 22 days ago

Anyone else really liked them? I love the futuristic helmet uniforms and the character designs as well. Their battle theme slaps! I also appreciate Aether Paradise. I remember going back there because I like the place and the background music.

u/Keithfrommars — 23 days ago
▲ 549 r/KiDIcaruS

It's probably just wishful thinking, but since a couple of nintendo franchises are getting movies and even Fox got to make a movie appearance. Do you think that means we will eventually get anything related to Kid Icarus? Maybe a series? An anime series and a game with switch graphics would look gorgeous.

u/Keithfrommars — 29 days ago