[ SECRET POST #2742 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2742 ⌋

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Comments

[mekkio]

She's not a Disney Princess because she is really a Disney Queen. And they so need to start a Disney Queen line with her and Elsa. Because some girls (and some boys) would rather be Queens. That's where the power is.

[(Anonymous)]

THIS!

[(Anonymous)]

+ INFINITY

[spacebabie]

Add Elinor to that mix and I am so there.

+1

[nyxelestia]

Kida, Elsa, Elinor...and wasn't Ariel queen by the Little Mermaid II?

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[(Anonymous)]

Never saw Little Mermaid II (or any of the II's), but Ariel was queen? Did her father die? That seems grim for Disney - except, oh wait, I just remembered The Lion King. Never mind.

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[nyxelestia]

She was married to Eric, and he was the King. Little Mermaid II was about their daughter, Princess Melody. So Ariel was a Queen in the kingdom she married into, but a Princess in the kingdom she was born in. She also was the youngest of seven sisters, I think, so she would almost never be queen of the sea, but Triton would be succeeded by a Queen of the Sea, not a King.

*probably over thinking this*

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[(Anonymous)]

OMG, I should have thought of that. (Eric, I mean.) Guess she just made a lateral move, class-wise, when she married.

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[nyxelestia]

Actually, on top of Kida, Elinor, Elsa, and Ariel, then even going by just the movies alone, I think Snow White was also queen by the end of her movie (in that with her father and step-mother dead, she's now the Queen of her kingdom). Belle, from what I remember, is inconclusive, because Beast is Prince Adam, but I don't remember hearing anything about a King/Queen...? Then again, she may be in the same boat as Pocahontas and Mulan, in that they aren't actually/technically involved in royalty, anyway, but are just part of the Princess line-up because merchandising.

/needs to stop thinking about this

[(Anonymous)]

I still think they should do a Disney Heroines line-up. Split it up between the "princess-y" princesses that have all the associated tropes and the ones that don't.

So, Princesses: Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Belle, Jasmine, Tiana, Rapunzel, and Anna.

Heroines: Esmeralda, Pocahontas, Mulan, Merida, and Elsa for sure. Possibly also Wendy, Alice, Megara and Kida. Maybe also Jane Porter.

I split them up this way not exactly by princess/not princess but by how much of a princess movie they were in and how much they have the standard 'princess' tropes. So, even though Merida is a princess (and part of the line-up!) she doesn't really fit the feel of the Disney Princess line-up, and they don't know what to do with her.

Some I didn't include at all because they wouldn't really fit in with a franchise either way. Nani and Lilo occur in the modern day, and are basically ordinary sisters. Some other characters, like Eilonwy, are simply not popular at all.