r/disneyprincess

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Jodi Benson, the original voice of Ariel from The Little Mermaid, singing "Poor Unfortunate Souls" at D23 2026 (Video credit: thedapperdocs on TikTok)

u/FuzzyBunnysGuide — 1 day ago
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CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN TO ME WHY CEDRIC IS TAKING AN ELEVATOR

Ok, so i was just rewatching the pilot / movie, and I only just noticed the when Cedric runs into Sofia after she receives the amulet of Avalon from Roland, HE STEPS OUT OF AN ELEVATOR!?!?! We never see an elevator in us throughout the rest of the series!

u/Gamingty014 — 1 day ago

If Robin Hood was not a film about anthropomorphic animals would Marian have become a Disney princess?

The two things holding Marian back is that she is an animal and she is from a less popular film. She has all of the qualities of a Disney princess acting very much like typical Snow White archetype. She is actually royal unlike most unofficial princesses like Jane, Mirabel, Asha, Esmerelda. She is from a classic fairytale too. The other problem is Robin Hood is more of a ‘boys film’ like Hercules is which holds Meg back.

But hypothetically even if she didn’t last, at the beginning of the brand do you think she would have been considered like Jane, Esmerelda, Alice and Tinkerbell were?

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u/Firm-Square-9180 — 24 hours ago

Snow White Cinderella and Ariel are the most important Disney Princesses

With all this talk of Elsa's impact vs Rumi's (we all know they are both been very popular but Elsa clearly has made more impact), but the thing when they compare Elsa to the others is that Disney was already doing pretty good years before with Tangled, they already had security and could afford big budgets. With Snow White Cinderella and Ariel they were really struggling, with SW Disney had to mortgage his house, Cinderella came out 5 years after WWII and TLM came out after decades of Disney struggling with no direction so for me they'll always be the undisputable it girls no matter what, they made Disney rise from the ashes time and time again and I hate how many people seem to forget that. They are also the most recognizable and iconic Disney Princesses in my opinion

u/cierudaeru — 1 day ago

The parallels between The Little Mermaid and Pocahontas II

I know there's an unspoken rule that we don't talk about this sequel, but...

u/Sorry_Cartoonist3790 — 24 hours ago

Considering she's the reason for Disney's success, why hasn't Snow White ever had a sequel movie or a TV series like Goku who has them by the titanic load?

u/EternalSnow05 — 1 day ago

Which Disney prince do you think can bench the most?

I included Merida’s original love interest, chief tui, and chief Benja for those movies. Yes I included both John’s.

The beast has to be in his human form.

u/ThisPaige — 2 days ago

Anyone like these movies?

They're considered to be amongst the worst, if not the worst, of Disney's direct-to-video sequels. I've yet to see them, but considering that I have VERY low standards, I'll probably like them, which is the day I'll officially be a psycho lol (ok maybe that's a bit harsh but you get my point). But I'm curious, is there anyone here that does like them.

I thought next to nobody liked Mulan II, and I was hoping I would hate it upon rewatch, but then I saw quite a few people on this sub say they liked it (alongside my cousin), so I started to feel otherwise (still want to rewatch it and see what I think, because I thankfully do have some standards, even if I still end up liking the movie lol)

And on a side note, what's the consensus on the Tarzan sequels? I thought about adding them but was unsure if they were considered amongst the worst of the worst

u/Think_Fact1155 — 2 days ago
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Cinderella

Lots of futzing to bring Cinderella to life. Of course within the futzing for the skirt, I end up accidentally shortening the skirt an 1” and now it’s ankle length 🫠

u/Special-Fig-8615 — 2 days ago
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Ariel looks so cute in this scene.

Honestly wish I was her or myself in that moment and reliving the first time as a human.

u/Squirrelkid11 — 2 days ago

has anyone read this rapunzel story before?

its from a book called Disney princess book of secrets! more pics in the comments

u/New-Camel-2534 — 1 day ago

I don't know about you guys, but I think it's awesome when Disney acknowledges their direct-to-video sequels considering they mostly like to pretend they don't exist nowadays (with the exception of the Lion King and Lilo & Stitch ones from what I've seen), especially ones that are relatively obscure

u/Think_Fact1155 — 2 days ago