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Which Color do you like on Ariel

You know how during the Poor Unfortunate Souls sequence, Ariel is lit in all these different colors? Which does she look best in?

u/Much_Classic1589 — 9 hours ago
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My opinion: The Little Mermaid 2 Return to the sea is my favorite Disney direct to video sequel out of all of them.

Now I know a lot of people don't really like those direct to DVD sequels Disney used to do back in the late 90s and early 2000s. But in my opinion? Out of all of the sequels they made? This one is my favorite one and one that I can watch without any problems. Here's why. Because I like the idea of Ariel being a mother and having a child cause I could definitely see her being a mother considering how even though she's the youngest in the Triton family she still gets to mother Founder a little bit in the original Little Mermaid film like what Jodi Benson said in a video I saw on YouTube. Also I just think Ariel looks more beautiful in this than in the original. Yeah I know hate on me and call me a simp all you want to but I mean in the ending where she's wearing that gorgeous blue and white peasant dress during the "Here on the land and sea" scene? That became my favorite dress that she has ever worn throughout the franchise next to the "Kiss the girl" dress in the original movie. And her hair being completely down during that scene made it even better cause it matches her dress perfectly! I mean I kinda wish she was a mother that I had growing up considering now I have a mom who basically is schizophrenic and does drugs. I kinda think of Ariel as like a imaginary mother that I wish I had. But yeah I just wanted to express my opinion on this movie and why its my favorite sequel out of all of them.

u/Aggressive-Ad-2959 — 2 days ago
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We all know Ariel and Luffy go together like PB and J but what about her sisters and the other hot One Piece men?

For all of those who forgot the sisters are in order: Aquata, Andrina, Arista, Attina, Adella and Alana

u/EternalSnow05 — 2 days ago
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UFS!! The Little Mermaid Custom!

The little mermaid 🧜🏼‍♀️
This custom piece took me 48hrs total to finish! I am asking $250 for her! All my proofs are shown in my highlights on my instagram. You can message me on IG or here to purchase 🩷

u/laceandlavish — 3 days ago

More of Barbie doll dressing up as her favourite princess

Hey Everyone, just wanted to completely share in myself more of my Barbie, Iridessa dressing up as Ariel in her human blue kiss the girl dress ❤️ hope you'll like it!

u/Abid665-56 — 2 days ago

The little mermaid live action

I can’t bring myself to watch the live action even tho I want to so badly. I love the little mermaid and I’ve seen all 3 movies and have even watched the tv show on Disney+. I’ve seen them multiple times and know them by heart. I was so excited for the little mermaid live action to come out but for some reason I can’t seem to bring myself to watch/finish it.😞 I try watching it and notice all the little things that are different and i knew it wasn’t going to be the exact same but some of the lines/dialogue just gets under my skin and my brain thinks “this isn’t how it goes” or “I don’t remember this/that” to the point I can’t enjoy the movie bc I’m focusing on what’s different. I have heard the songs on things like TikTok and I love them and Halle did a beautiful job singing snd playing Ariel (from what I’ve seen in clips)
so idk why my brain is fighting itself. I try to ignore it but for some reason I seem to hyper fixate on this… I want to watch the movie so badly. Anyone have any advice or any idea why my brain is being so complicated

EDIT: I’d also like to mention that this is not only about Halle lines/dialogue it is other characters as well like Ursula for example or when King Triton and Sebastian speak at certain points and etc.

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u/Sensitive_Function48 — 8 days ago

Such weird complaints against Ariel

I was reading the comments to The Little Mermaid on the site Common Sense Media. Now for those of you who don't know Common Sense Media is a site aimed at parents that rates how old their kids should be to watch certain movies. While reading the comments there to The Little Mermaid I was surprised to how much most people there disliked Ariel. There was partly the usual stuff about her giving up her voice for just a man (which as many people have pointed out is not true) there were also a lot of criticsism about her showing so much skin and is at one point naked. However the weirdest criticsism by far was how so many people complained about the fact that she disobeyed her father which left her heartbroken.

So what are your thoughts on this three complaints that were brought up among those users?

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u/Konfliktsnubben — 8 days ago
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The Little Mermaid: Songs from The Sea (1992)

Does anyone else remember this forgotten Disney gem?

I first discovered it back in the early 90s thanks to a funny mistake. A friend knew how much I loved the movie, so he bought me what he thought was the soundtrack on CD. (In his defense, the title is quite misleading)

It turned out to be one of the happiest musical accidents of my life.

Not only was it the first Disney album I ever owned on CD, but I was absolutely blown away by how pristine it sounded compared to the cassettes I was used to.

I was hooked straight away. It's basically a concept album when you listen to it in order, with its own story and identity. It takes place before the movie events, so no Ursula (boo!), but the rest of the original voice actors reprise their respective roles.

Musically, it leans much more toward polished late 80s and early 90s pop than the classic Ashman and Menken sound. While it's very different from the songs from the film, it never feels like a lesser imitation. Instead, it has its own distinct identity. Even though each song was written by a different songwriting team, the album maintains a remarkably cohesive musical DNA. The production is consistently rich and polished, making it feel like a complete artistic work rather than a collection of unrelated tracks.

My favorite upbeat tracks are "H2O" and "The Sea Kingdom," while "Dreaming" is absolutely gorgeous. Jodi Benson's vocals on that song are just stunning.

I've always felt this album never got the love it deserved. I'd love to know if anyone else remembers it, or if I'm one of the few still listening all these years later.

No official release on any music streaming services afaik, but here's the album on YouTube. Take the time and listen in order if you can!

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL833CC129AD9B23AF&si=XfYd6iLBhQ8zoAEj

u/SnooRadishes5422 — 8 days ago
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Ariel is the only cannon princess that has a kid

I just noticed this but Ariel is the only Disney princess to have a kid. She’s actually the only Disney princess to get married and have a kid, she was born a princess married a prince and later has a kid. Let me make this clear she’s not the only princess to get married, but she’s the only princess to have a kid as well as have a husband. Melody is also one of the least known princesses most people aren’t aware that she even exists. Ariel has three animated movies a series and a live action movie. I’m placing an image of Melody’s doll because she doesn’t have a lot of dolls.

u/Ok_Koala_4394 — 11 days ago

Triton was a good father

I'm rewatching the original little mermaid, and I think one thing we forget often is how good of a father Triton actually was. While yes, he released all his anger on her and destroyed her collection because she broke his rule, he was SO excited when he found out Ariel was in love.

He INSTANTLY started smiling when her sisters told him that Ariel is in love. He never once was negative about it, he was talking to himself about who the lucky merman could be.

If it weren't for Sebastian, who ratted her out and even gave away her secret spot, Triton would have never found out that Ariel's love was Eric, a human.

His whole reasoning of no contact with humans was because of his wife. It's only natural he wouldn't want his daughters, especially Ariel who is the youngest and the one that looks exactly like her mother, to have no contact with humans. The love he has for his daughters is so pure and true. He may overreact, but he was never one of those fathers who were like 'you can't date until you're 30' or 'ill choose who you marry', like royal families do.

And then he blessed her at the end, and STILL loved her unconditionally, even tho she left the ocean for Eric

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u/Imaginary-Turnip2640 — 9 days ago