If Disney Heroes Were Charged for Their Crimes: Part 2

Plus sentences (prison time) for characters in both this video and from Part 1.
Link for Part 1: • If Disney Heroes Were ...
Featuring:
Mulan, Anna and Elsa (Frozen), Rapunzel and Flynn Rider (Tangled), Maui (Moana), and Quasimodo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
Plus the sentences of:
Snow White, the Prince (from Snow White), Prince Phillip (Sleeping Beauty), Belle and the Beast (Beauty and the Beast), Hercules, Aladdin, and Peter Pan.
There are still enough hero characters for a part 3, so that'd be the next video.
For all the Disney Villains videos so far:
Part 1: • If Disney Villains Wer...
Part 2: • If Disney Villains Wer...
Part 3: • If Disney Villains Wer...
00:00 -- Charges
08:27 -- Sentences

[@fluteless]

Notes on the sentences and methodology: • I opted to use the penal code of the state of New York as the basis for determining the prison sentences. What you see in the video is the maximum amount of imprisonment time people may get for these crimes in New York. In a perfect world, I would also add the minimum sentence so there'd be less ambiguity, but some crimes don't have a specified minimum and so the court may decide whatever it decides, and there are so many variables. To put this into perspective, Maui could face in theory as little as 8-10 years, and as much as 60. This is such a huge range that I'm not sure if the viewers get something out of this (entertainment value-wise). • A few of the sentences for charges are based on other sources because obviously NY's code doesn't encompass every possible thing. For example, Mulan's fraudulent enlistment is a military matter, which has different a code. Another specific one is Aladdin lying about being a prince and his origins, so the sentence I used for that one is based on Title 18 U.S. Code § 915, which is about pretending to be foreign diplomats or officials (which has an imprisonment time of up to 10 years). • Felonies and misdemeanors often carry with them fines. At first I thought I'd include the fines too, but honestly, it didn't turn out to be such interesting numbers because in most cases, fines for felonies in NY are maxed at $5000 (and $1000 for misdemeanors). I'll later probably do another community post and write the max fines for the characters just if anyone's curious. There's a longer version of this post in my channel's community tab, so you can go read it if you're curious just how pedantic my mind is lol

[@brookbrook9469]

You should do marvel superheroes like Spiderman and Wolverine

[@lorindaingram5746]

Heros like princess don't deserve a charged rent

[@rachele3334]

If you were doing the sentences according to the time and place the crimes occurred, the penalty would most likely have been death for most of them. Jasmine was about to get her hand chopped off for handing a piece of fruit to a kid 😬

[@ajbattiato8233]

Well, I know you've already done the sentences for these heroes but I think you should've put a major total on the crimes of these cases and what sentences these people would get. I already did your last video 3 days ago and now it's time for me to finish off creating a total of sentences these heroes should be getting: For Mulan and Anna, I would give the 2 of them probation with Mulan getting 5 years & Anna getting 1 year.

[@ajbattiato8233]

Next up is Quasimodo: Aiding the escape of another from lawful arrest x2: 20 years Property damage: $1500 fine Assaulting an officer: 5 years Sentence: 25 years + $1500 fine

[@casualsister7690]

I don't know why I think Maui's sentence is so funny "You're sentenced to prison for *six decades!* ...Oh yeah, and pay 50$ please for that one time you littered."

[@zephon6745]

Maui says that they can't be serious about the fine. They say okay we will make your fine 1 dollar for each of the years of your sentence that is sixty dollars.

[@scavengingraptor2291]

It’s not littering either, not technically.

[@LtBasil]

To be fair to Eugene, in cases 2-5 of his "assaulting an officer" charges, said officers looked like they were trying to kill him. He was acting in self-defense. So really, he should be let off on those, or at the very least given a lighter sentence. And _they_ should be charged with police brutality.

[@renatoramos8834]

Attempted murder. There is no such thing as police brutality. People really need to stop sugarcoating.

[@cruz5531]

By corona law what he did in the movie along with previous crimes was enough to grant him the death penalty only being let off probably due to a pardon by the king for finding his long lost daughter

[@woofiewolf4941]

Ok your telling me if Jeffrey Dahmer assaulted 4 officers during his death penalty it shouldn’t be marked because it was self defense??

Was it self-defense or resisting arrest?

[@StriderStryker]

I burst out laughing when Maui gets a $50 littering fine.

[@Nurichiri]

And Elsa's negligent discharge.

[@SilverGuy144]

Also the "confiscation of monkey."

[@kieranstark7213]

And looking up Moana’s skirt without her consent which is why he doesn’t have a significant other! Moana is a mixed bag. It’s a lot of fun, but with the strong exception of Moana, her family, Tamatoa, the Kakamora (especially because one of them even had a Baymax mask) and Te Fiti, it has characters that are too out of character for this to be one of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ strongest films (Maui, Moana’s animal sidekicks (while none of them were really assholes, I find it weird how Hei-Hei would force himself into the story when Pua didn’t contribute to anything which is highly disappointing for a Disney sidekick), Maui’s parents and even (at one point) the ocean when it decided to take a *180 by dumping Moana onto an island where Maui would constantly bully Moana throughout the second and third acts of the movie).

[@Maria_Miciano_5]

Quasimodo was just helping his friends from not dying. I think the decision should be revoked. He's a kind soul!

[@markwilson4078]

Yep. He was my favorite Disney character as a kid, so this is a movie I know pretty well, so to see him charged was a bit of a downer. And like you said, he was mostly keeping others from dying. All in all, this video was way too harsh on Quasi for me to be comfortable with.

[@nathancruz9172]

@@markwilson4078 me too.

[@merlinfazbeartheinquisitor5747]

I agree with Maria.

[@hendrik7354]

Well, sometimes doing the right thing might mean braking the law

[@cabbagyboi9129]

To paraphrase a known meme: “cool motive, still a crime” That said, the thing about aiding or concealing a criminal I think could be waived as he was simply defending those who had claimed sanctuary and as such was protecting those under jurisdiction of the church.

[@tiggynv214]

Rapunzel got 4 years in prison when she was already in a prison for 18 years lol

[@Maria_Miciano_5]

I never thought about in that way. But yeah it’s true.

[@sweepyourspeech8350]

And Mother got off Scotch free

[@ladywhistledownton]

@@sweepyourspeech8350 i mean, legally yes. but karmatically she was given the maximum sentence, death.

[@British_manndem]

I’m sure Mulan committed some sort of genocide or mass murder

[@fuckalldisneyremakesorigin5560]

But she did it to protect her friends. Had she not done it the Huns would've killed her and her friends. It was also proven that huns are dangerous.

[@theyketchup4544]

technically no war crime (genocide/mass murder) was committed as she killed the Huns in service of her country within the confines of military service, but her fraudulent enlistment may render those stipulations null and void. Not that the Chinese government (in Mulan) would prosecute her for taking out the Huns in such a massive way - they'd probably just take credit for it, prosecute for the fraudulent enlistment only and call it a day.

[@Compucles]

@Ashley Harris Yeah, so? That was a legitimate act of war and a very smart one. The only possible war crime she may have committed was the way she killed Shun Yu, and even then the bigger issue would be the collateral damage.

[@dakotahrednour5245]

I don’t care what any of you said, I don’t even care what everyone in China said or the emperor. Mulan is the hero and she did this just to save her family including her father and if it wasn’t for her everyone in China would’ve die including the emperor.

[@dakotahrednour5245]

I mean just look what happened at the burn out village kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIicmZJ_r7Zkqtk

[@mileshk8083]

I never laughed so hard. These sentences are incredible! If this is what could happen to the heroes, I can't begin to imagine what could be the sentences for the villains!

[@alvynnjethroevangelista9778]

Most of them would be death

[@CC-tq8wf3bs8r]

Captain Hook, Hades, Frollo, Jafar.

[@scavengingraptor2291]

You cannot sentence a god death, not really, he holds more authority than them Mather nature.

[@lloydtransom8525]

That was great, but I should point out that Aladin was pardoned by the Sultan for defeating Jafar. Oh, and Eugene and Rapunzel were pardoned by the King.

[@Compucles]

Most of the heroes' crimes would get pardoned in some way (if even brought up in the first place), but that's not the point of the video.

[@mikalie4360]

And Elsa just pardoned herself

[@valenciageode25]

Mulan was pardoned too, by the Emperor of China.

[@martinofgliwice1486]

The second battery from Rapunzel was for the purposes of stopping another person from being assaulted themselves so that probably would be a legitimate line of defence and would preclude criminal liability.

[@Echohah]

To be fair, she did a few other things that were forgotten and or not brought up. Like aiding a wanted criminal, assault and battery, property damage, and she did technically keep hiding the crown so...?

[@excitablepack7076]

@@Echohah she will no longer be air to the throne, and will spend 4 years in prison.

[@chandlerbranchrailfanprodu5928]

Actually Rapunzel can’t be charged because she’s a princess. Politicians such as herself are exempt from the law.

[@chandlerbranchrailfanprodu5928]

Also she is technically the boss of the royal guards so she could have them receive a dishonorable discharge from the military/police for wrongful arrest.

[@mathsarecool]

The Prison Escape on Elsa should be dropped. Hans did do False Imprisonment on her.

[@cacklebabygg6156]

even if it is she did an attempted murder on a soldier that Hans stopped

[@dallassteel625]

I love the way that this is edited. The freeze frames on their faces is just absolutely priceless!😆🤣😂

[@dreadedgamer23]

4:08 I hate that this could be considered a crime, due to Hans being the temporary ruler of Arendelle, and thus the guards being on his side, but it is still a crime.

[@markwilson4078]

It would be something they’d want to sue her for, but Elsa is still the queen in this case, and given Arendelle was already restored, her word would get honored over his. Therefore, Anna’s charge would get dropped.

[@dreadedgamer23]

@@markwilson4078 Fair, but still.

[@condedooku9750]

@@dreadedgamer23 Escaping from prison is legal in many countries so it doesn't have to be illegal.

[@dreadedgamer23]

@@condedooku9750 Yes, but this was based on New York's penal code, so it is illegal. Literally look at the pinned comment(right below this for me, but not for you due to you not being the commenter)

[@renamon5658]

6:00 aww they got his nose wrong

[@markwilson4078]

Honestly, anyone else feel like they went too harsh on Quasi here? I can definitely see the aiding crimes dropped if he got charged after Frollo’s death, especially since Phoebus, one of his charges of aiding by the way, was an officer, and because he did work with Phoebus after the assault and they went on to become friends, so the assault would get pardoned as well.

[@knellycornnan5132]

Being a good person doesn't necessary mean you aren't breaking the law. In fact if we were to go by the laws of the era he lived in the crimes might mean the death penality. The guy actually committed even more crimes by assaulting a lot more guards and committing to an act of rebellion on Frollo.

[@TurtleNinjaFan]

6:05 Eugene's place of origin is "The Dark Kingdom" (in Tangled the series we find out he is the long lost prince from The Dark Kingdom who was sent away as an infant)

[@rachelvmayhill]

I think they were just doing places based on the movies

[@Shadohime]

OBJECTION! Your Honor, I ask that you dismiss the charge of battery against my client, Princess Anna of Arendelle. Not only had Prince Hans falsely imprisoned her, leaving her to die, he had also attempted to murder her sister, Queen Elsa. Given the severity of his crimes against her and her family, a single punch to his face is hardly worth imprisoning her for.

[@valenciageode25]

I’d like to add, Your Honor, that Queen Elsa was falsely imprisoned. Her escape could arguably be considered an act of self defense, and this particular charge should be withdrawn.

[@excitablepack7076]

@@valenciageode25 nevertheless, the law is still the law.

[@condedooku9750]

@@excitablepack7076 But it was Hans who broke the law by lying about Ana being dead so he could gain power and order Elsa's illegal execution.

[@excitablepack7076]

@@condedooku9750 that is a pretty valid point. however, I am now ready to deliver my verdict. I find the defendant Anna: Not Guilty

[@HushYourNotSupposedToSeeMe]

This is officially my favorite comment

[@erinjean7929]

Eugene was trespassing so I feel like Rapunzel had a right to tie him up.

[@tsaebrm3226]

I feel like throwing Moana in the ocean would more likely be assault

[@gangsterskull3357]

And attempted murder because the person could drown

[@Compucles]

​@@gangsterskull3357 Maui wasn't trying to kill her. It would only be attempted murder if Maui knew she couldn't swim and did nothing to help. If Maui didn't know beforehand that Moana couldn't swim but did nothing to help, it would probably be a lesser homicide charge. If Moana started to sink but Maui then saved her, it's probably still a reckless endangerment charge.

[@tsaebrm3226]

@@gangsterskull3357 true

[@ThatFurryTeen]

I believe he could also be charged with abandonment of some kind seeing as he basically left Moana to the island

[@Nurichiri]

I think Quasimodo already had his time served.

[@martinofgliwice1486]

Anna likely did not escape custody as the order to imprison her came from Hans who was not a legitimate ruler by any means. His appointment as temporary ruler of Arendalle was illegal and violated any possible succession laws or chain of command that has a precedent in real world.

[@bensonmade8761]

Elsa paying $2mil in damages would just reduce the economy of Arandelle. Hercules paying $2m in damages would ruin him financially.

[@fluteless]

I disagree on both counts. Elsa (probably) caused damage both to Arendelle and to the property the visitors who came for the coronation. Elsa paying damages is both for restoring her kingdom and to show outsiders that they can still be good business partners, so it'd actually be good for the economy. Hercules is super mega rich after he becomes famous. He has a huge house, merchandize, and in Zero to Hero we see that even his parents have an enormous house, so his finances are likely safe even after paying for the damages. (Of course this assumes he pays only after he gets famous, cause otherwise, yeah, you're right, it'd ruin him financially)

[@DTTheKnight]

Great vid! A few things: 1.) Anna probably has the right to punch Hans not only cause she was a rightful ruler of Arandelle, but also Hans did have two cases of attempted regicide. 2.) To be fair, Mother Gothel did give Rapunzel a wrong impression of some of humanity for 18 years, so that would probably be on Gothel's part. 3.) How does one decide if a grand larceny is first degree or fourth degree? Cause it sounds like fourth degree is more serious than first degree (I could be wrong, that's just what it sounds like). If it is what I'm thinking, shouldn't Moana's boat and the literal Heart of Te Fiti swap places? Just a couple thoughts :P

[@fluteless]

regarding grand larceny, it's the other way around. first degree in crime is the more severe kind. Then second, third, etc. So in this particular case, according to the New York penal code (which is what I based most of the sentences for the sake of consistency), grand larceny in the 4th degree is when a person steals something that exceeds $1,000 (with a max imprisonment of 4 years). 1st degree larceny is when a person steals something that exceeds $1,000,000 (with a max imprisonment of 25 years)

[@DTTheKnight]

Ah ok thx!

[@swissgoat4981]

@@DTTheKnight Repunzel definitely would get out of any charges based on her circumstances plus being a princess. Anything that doesn't just go away would probably be added to Gothel's sentence if she had lived

[@SuperPlacido1]

*video not vid. I do not understand the concept of wanting to shorten a word that is already short enough as it is. I find it ridiculous. But I do understand wanting to shorten long words. 🤦‍♂

[@DTTheKnight]

Sometimes I shorten words like video just to save time cause I'm typing on a tablet. I understand why you don't see the need to shorten words that are already short, but it's just me

[@triliangaming5504]

Elsa's prison escape should be done because the fact she was in jail was false imprisonment. At least in my opinion.

[@Compucles]

I don't think that's an excuse, as the general idea is to work within the system to beat false charges rather than escaping. Now where Elsa does have a case is if she felt her life was at risk before she could have a chance to fight her charges.

[@triliangaming5504]

@@Compucles how about when 5 guards come into her cell with swords drawn? Does that count?

[@Compucles]

@@triliangaming5504 Exactly, which is why Elsa does have a case, just for a different reason.

[@condedooku9750]

@@Compucles Also escaping from prison is legal in some countries and technically you can't judge Elsa because she is head of state.

[@Compucles]

@@condedooku9750 The Head of State isn't above the law. Just ask Richard Nixon or Donald Trump.

[@pixiebubbles2628]

A lot of them are royalty, so they'll probably just Hush-Hush everything and sweep it under the rug.

[@Jhromanjr]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but pretty sure the last one with Rapunzel can get away with since she was trying to save someone from beating and the law those allow you to defend both yourself and those around.

[@nathancruz9172]

0:31-0:35 good 🤜🏻, Anna!

[@Mari_Musical_Theater]

I think anna also did tress pass when she entered Elsa's ice castle without her sister knowing

[@Mari_Musical_Theater]

Trespass*

[@vierrin_]

I’ll be honest I thought Mulan would have way more

[@SweetCandyDragon]

Same

[@4CL0VERFIELD]

Did she also commit mass murder to the huns? And if we base it off chinese law back in ancient times she should have more

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@Compucles]

I almost expected it to read out similarly to the list of charges read off by the Emperor in the movie itself (and one of the trailers), but if you think about it, only the false enlistment (which includes donning her father's armor) and destroying the palace are real crimes. It is odd, though, that the video didn't charge her for Destruction of Imperial Property.

[@zoem4115]

Flynn Rider should’ve been charged for cutting Rapunzel’s hair because he’s not a hairdresser. Naughty man he also should’ve been arrested

[@valenciageode25]

I have a few objections, Your Honor. I’m unsure if Quasimodo can be convicted of hiding fugitives. In both cases, the arrest of said fugitive could be considered wrongful. We should also factor in that they were in the Quasimodo’s bell tower (I think, haven’t seen the movie in a while), and we’d have to consider whether it is subject to Church Sanctuary. Additional, while I do not argue that Fa Mulan committed these crimes (if this were real, she’d definitely plead guilty), she has been officially pardoned by the Emperor.

[@condedooku9750]

Objection accepted On the basis that the reason for the arrest of the two fugitives that the defendant Quashimodo helped were illegal, it will be considered legal that he helped them. In turn, due to the extension of the sanctuary established by the church, that official should not have been there and therefore the hunchbacked defendant was only legally defending the sanctuary. Therefore I declare him not guilty. On the other hand, with the case of the defendant Mulan, since the Emperor of China himself pardoned her for her criminal act, she cannot be convicted of her crime. So the trial is over.

[@paragamer85]

I really appreciate the hard work you did going through the penal code for this video - very cool addition to an already cool video!

[@adrianne7882]

Thanks for adding on the sentencing! I absolutely love it!!!

[@shotpack8374]

I wouldn’t consider freezing the lake property damage since the ocean is a natural resource

[@renisvont320]

They mean the boats/walls that got ice on them

[@markwilson4078]

Actually, and correct me if wrong, wouldn’t the fact that a body of water is a natural resource mean that the charge should be for environmental destruction and not property damage?

[@shotpack8374]

@@renisvont320 right

[@shotpack8374]

@@markwilson4078 well she didn’t damage the ocean, she just froze it which doesn’t harm it in any way. Environmental damage would mean destroying trees like what snowball did

[@markwilson4078]

@@shotpack8374 Okay, that makes sense. But now that you mentioned Snowball, wouldn’t that technically be on Elsa since Snowball was manifested from what she feeling at the time?

[@kaz3ei]

4:51 "You lyInG sliMY SON OF A-" *pause* 🤣🤣

[@violetcupcake]

I think it’s so funny with these types of videos after watching them you always want to go “Ya but they blah blah blah that’s why they shouldn’t get charged” 😂

[@sfwwrestler92]

The sentences are the best part of this video.

[@JStryker47]

Somehow, I highly doubt that the royal couple would allow their daughter, who was missing for 18 years, to be imprisoned. Nor the man who brought her back to them.

[@PikminandOatchi]

Quasi is correct though. Sanctuary rules were in effect.

[@Vinripp]

In Snow White she’s 14 so should that mean that the prince also has sexual assault of a minor because in the video you only gave him sexual assault

[@AnInsideJoke]

Also, not really the creator's fault, since they don't make the laws nor the sentancing for said crimes, but it's kind of fucked that both princes got the least amount of years for sexual assault (of a minor no less!). It's even less prison time than a theft charge, what the fuck?!

[@Vinripp]

@@AnInsideJoke It’s less time than theft that is so stupid

[@kieranstark7213]

I hope that in the live-action remake of Snow White starring Rachel Zegler as the main character and Gal Gadot as the evil (but still better than The Prince, which is *low),* they make The Prince the main antagonist for trying as hard as he could to sexually assault Snow White no matter how hard the dwarves (and the animals in the original 1938 version) try to stop him for committing such a felony just to find out that regardless of the fact that he’s royalty, a permanent prison sentence is the least he’ll warrant! #FuckPrinceFlorian

[@Stephanie-kh6nx]

I would love to see the characters and villain crime videos with the sequels. Also, I love seeing the possible charges and fines; the other videos should have these too. Awesome work! Please make more!

[@Sabrinajaine]

Wouldn't Elsa have some sort of crime related to abandoning her kingdom?

[@fluteless]

I honestly also expected to find something on this so I could count this as a crime, but I couldn't really find anything. Maybe there are some obscure laws in old monarchies that cover this, though.

[@Shadohime]

@@fluteless Closest thing I could find would be Dereliction of Duty, but that only applies to the branches of the US Military. That said, since Elsa was the Queen of Arendelle, and thus in command of its defense, it could stick.

[@tyfp3854]

Don't matter if you're good or evil or you don't deserve it, crime does not pay.

[@sketchnotes2246]

It's interesting when you see a theme or pattern with the crimes. Like how most of Quasimodo's crimes relate to hiding a person from arrest, or how most of Hercules' crimes relate to property damage.

[@SamyaDaleh]

Thank you so much for including the fines! Once I wrote a story where my main protagonist was charged for her crimes and I actually did the calculation. The fines summed up to about 200 million, most of it for a satellite she crashed down on Mars. I thought someone should do that for all villains so we can enjoy a high score list of the most evil villains.

[@Shady_Fungus]

Man from Beast to Aladdin, some of those mug shots are to perfect 😂

[@jennasloan396]

Elsa could also be charged with negligent disruption of the flow of trade goods

[@tsaebrm3226]

Love how you cut of Moana when she was about to swear 😂

[@crazydisney91]

I called for a reduction in the Beast's sentence on grounds that he was definitely entitled to his anger of his room being Invaded!

[@ferminmarkpousada1455]

Can't wait for Part 3

[@shilobrocklesby4346]

OMG, Aladdin's "Confiscation of monkey" I cracked a rib!

[@KailaVlogger]

I absolutely love these videos!

[@kanjigodomo9696]

New Yorkers kinda get away easy when it comes to a littering fee. Here in Cali, if you're caught littering, you have to pay $250, endure eight hours of community service, or spend thirty days in prison at its best, a grand, 40 hours of community service, or six months in prison at its worst. In fact, if you go out driving, you could see road signs that say that if you are littering, it's a $1000 fee or six months in jail.

[@merlinfazbeartheinquisitor5747]

Well. This is new for the sentences of the heroes. Is there anymore disney villains that some viewers can find?

[@daviddavenport1485]

Mulan-charges dismissed Anna-acquitted Quasimodo-acquitted Rapunzel-accepted plea deal for 6 years (suspended after 3) Elsa-charges dismissed Maui-12 months probation and a $1500 fine Eugene-acquitted

[@regularklez]

The Encanto Characters also have charges 1. Mirabel At the end of the movie she claims the house after it is rebuilt even though abuela owns the house [INHERENTLY THEFT] She enters A lot of peoples doors without permission in the song (The Family Madrigal she busts out of a civilians) [BREAKING AND ENTERING] 2. Camilo He shapeshifter into loads of characters and tries to impersonate them earning him 5 to 10 years [IDENTITY THEFT] 3. Bruno He’s always in the walls and looking through a hole in the wall and patching cracks without them knowing [VANDALISM AND STALKING] 4. Dolores Always hearing through the drama throughout the house and the reason the events happened in the first place as well as leaking private information [DOXXING AND STALKING] Sentences: Mirabel: 1 month sentence and a S1100 fine Camilo: 2 - 5 years Bruno: 1 year and a $400 fine Dolores: 5 years

[@persassyjackson8]

I love being able to pause Anna punching hans at the perfect moment, to see his face

[@Phaedra1974]

If you did gru or the minions we would be here hours

[@brendanhall5581]

There are other channels with this gimmick, one's covered Illumination villains. It's really entertaining because he splits Gru's crimes by film, with each video having Gru's crimes from that film compared to the actual villain of said film

[@timbeaumont3584]

Maui throws the world's only hope away Littering

[@melonyrobinson9944]

Confiscation of monkey is the best thing Ive seen all day

[@digitalsupersaiyan3970]

Please do one one the Marvel Cinematic universe with the Villians

[@anwenlokier2292]

Anna gets a pardon and so does every hero dude

[@supremetrapxex]

Will there be a part 3

[@ravensghost2008]

*Me: Take a shot for every time you committed a crime!* Elsa: Tipsy. Aladdin: Wasted. Flynn: Dead.

[@samuelschexnyderthemanofna9263]

Sentences: Mulan: 2 years Anna: 1 year Quasimodo: 12 years + $5,000 fine Rapunzel: 7 years and 4 months + $750 fine Elsa: 23 years + $100,001,000 fine Maui: 24 years and 10 months + $1,750 fine Eugene: 34 years and 2 months

[@Joshua-ew6ks]

Eugene: You could probably add: remover of an official postage (his wanted poster) without authorization. And, unauthorized used of official horse.

[@DerbyshireBloke]

Blue sky villains next!! I love these

[@anwenlokier2292]

3:19 in my school vr game when that happened Elsa also did child endangerment X2 and accidentally near murder sense in the game a quarter of goalius arc is having surgery to remove icicles from goalius heart and core

[@sue27mae12]

I like the broke down of it was funny... That's why only the cartoons/animation world can go to that extreme level.😁

[@Your_AverageNobody0]

For elsas prison escape charge: she was imprisoned by hans, who wasn't an officer or king or something. Not to mention she was queen

[@Baro_Fjellheim]

Wouldn't Rapunzel's first crime be battery for hitting Flynn in the back of the head? Or is that like defending yourself from a home invader so it's not a crime?

[@Willyb0g]

Are You Quitting Villains Sentencing

[@TsukiKatana]

Quasimodo's alleged crimes are unfounded and without merit. Esmerelda claimed sanctuary within the church to resist unlawful arrest. He's not shielding a fugitive from the law, he's sheltering someone who, as we later find out, would have become a forced bride or been burnt to death for refusal, neither of which are legitimate outcomes of an arrest. The second one with Phoebus was the same: he was sheltering a man (most unwillingly) who was escaping unlawful arrest after refusing an unlawful order. Even Military code points out that subordination cannot exist if an order is unlawfully given, and a soldier may refuse to follow unlawful orders. As to the property damage, a building that size requires constant repair, which is why Quasimodo had access to the molten metal at the end: he would have used it to repair the bells. Given the age of the building, even at that time, a roofing piece that could be dislodged by standing on it for a few moments would be on the building owner for poor maintanace, not the person who stood upon it. Therefore, Quasimodo should be cleared of all accusation. ETA: Regarding the allegation of assault on an officer, he was doing his duty to his employer to enforce the sanctuary provision, and the "officer" knew he would be in trespass to enter. Therefore no crime was committed trying to remove the trespasser from the property that he knew he was trespassing upon.

[@BillyJohnson-pu7up]

Do if Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 villains were charged for their crimes Case 1: The Kraang Case 2: The Triceratons Case 3: Lord Dregg Case 4: The Shredder Case 5: The Newtralizer

[@JoJosBizzareAdventureFan]

i belive Quasimodo can be forgiven because he was helping innocent people this whole time

[@Beeba10]

Eugene does, indeed, have a place of origin: the Dark Kingdom 😊

[@Joshua-ew6ks]

Mulan: signing up for service under false premises, lying to a supervisor. Bring dishonor to her family (even though she did restore that honor latter on.)

[@Ratchet_TFP]

4:53 Got em (Moana Needs to go to Psychiatrist)

[@jaydenjohnsonschannel5642]

Quasimodo was only trying to help Esmeralda from not dying

[@BKDBrian2]

If you ask me, I think King Triton from The Little Mermaid should be charged, too - for destroying Ariel's grotto and all her treasures, which is called "Property Damage."

[@rionfouts916]

They are heroes. why do you have to go so hard on them?

[@Joshua-ew6ks]

I would argue that Charge 1 for Rapunzel could be considered citizen arrest.

[@lorindaingram5746]

They don't deserve to be in jail because they are heros

[@RaldyyGMODVIDS]

You take that back , rn !!!

[@niffancash627]

About maui where he throws moana in the water he does it like 3 or 4 times he should get the punishment + 3 or 4

[@Pickledsnicker]

Wait what only now do I know that rapunzel was from Corona W a h t ʕ·ᴥ·　ʔ

[@fluteless]

lol yeah. I was a bit hesitant to include it because the name doesn't directly appear in the movie itself, but it was used both in the sequel cartoon (I think) and in Kingdom Hearts 3.

[@Pickledsnicker]

@@fluteless ahh Okk I understand now lol

[@Ratchet_TFP]

0:23 There's The Right Reason For that 1. Mulan Is Trying to Save His Father's Life 0:37 Another Right Reason 1. Battery For Attempted Regicide of Her Sister 2 Times

[@Resi1ience]

Rapunzel should be acquitted of false imprisonment and both battery charges. Eugene was literally breaking into her home with intent to commit burglary. The second battery was in defense of someone being assaulted. The coercion... eh, yeah, I guess that one kind of sort of sticks.

[@mattydarrigrand9474]

0:34 My brother got four weeks in jail for doing this to my mum. Not only that, but he also broke her nose.

[@OfficialEbonye]

Do part 3

[@anji_thesleepyone]

Who else tried to pause the Anna one for the meme?

[@thomasrinschler6783]

Wouldn't Elsa have run afoul of some environmental laws by plunging the kingdom into eternal winter? And potential negligent homicide for anyone who might have frozen to death as a result...

[@not-so-happypappypatton]

i know they’re not necessarily Disney, but I’m curious on Kevin, Marv, and Harry from Home Alone. specifically Kevin, but he was acting in self defense for most of it

[@luciehaberzettlova7240]

Can you do if super smash bros characters were charged for their crimes case 1 mario case 2 luigi case 3 bowser case 4 ridley case 5 kirby case 6 yoshi case 7 sonic case 8 rob

[@project-namka]

You managed to calculate all the sentences but still couldn't get Flynn's nose right

[@bradonbyrd8061]

Interesting

[@gigiboyd5759]

Who knew cryo waifus could be so dangerous

[@cruz5531]

Rapunzel should get another charge of battery since she did knock out Eugene twice after he was already defenseless

[@zacsawesometime8374]

If Disney villains where charged for their crimes 4 idea: King Candy, Stromboli, Prof. Ratigan, Prince Hans and Micheal Yagoobigan.

[@danieloconnor6771]

Umbrella Hans was in part 1 of the villains and Doris is meet the Robinsons true baddie Goobs just the sidekick

[@rubberduck8594]

Shouldn't Mulan and Aang be tried for war-crimes? I mean they basically use avalanches against people. Along with Aang actually sinking ships and not aiding the survivors.

[@condedooku9750]

Using an avalanche against enemy combatants is not a war crime and does not violate the Hague Convention or the Geneva Convention so nope.