[ SECRET POST #3759 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3759 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think if this happened I'd almost want Beast to stay a beast though, because having her become an attractive princess at the end just kind of kills it.

I'd really love for a princess to have a beastly personality though. One reason I've been getting bored of Disney films is that their female leads seem interchangeable, especially in recent years.

[(Anonymous)]

Yup. I think this is basically what happens when you create characters based on their marketability to little girls as the top priority, as opposed to creating characters who are interesting.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah Disney has essentially found what works for them and they do very little variety with their female leads. Both the personalities and the design of the characters all look very similar. Moving into 3d has only made it worse because now they can't stop making every woman look like Rapunzel.

[cat_i_th_adage]

"The Swamp King's Daughter" had a princess-type person who was either pretty and unpleasant, or frog like and sweet.