If Disney Villains Were Charged for Their Crimes: Part 1

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Featuring:
The Evil Queen (Snow White), Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty), Gaston (Beauty and the Beast), Scar (The Lion King), Dr. Facilier/Shadow Man (Princess and the Frog), Mother Gothel (Tangled), Prince Hans (Frozen), and Jafar (Aladdin).
A video examining what would Disney villains be charged with if they were to be in court.
If this video turns out to be popular, I might do more of these.
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[@fluteless]

New Disney Crimes video is out, but with a little twist: kzbin.info/www/bejne/poKYpYWKpLZgq68

[@supremetrapxex]

I have sentences for the villains, it's somewhere in the comments.

[@supremetrapxex]

@Althaz okay

[@HeatherNickless-vt8zr]

The bit with Jasmine does not really count; because she was only pretending to be under the genie's magic; she was not under his own magic to force her into the kiss.

[@arcticwolfplays5519]

I love it how all the villains who only have 3 or 4 crimes and then Jafar has 12 that just get stamped all over his criminal photo.

[@everettloucks3304]

This must mean he is the most wicked Disney villain while Scar is the most evil villain

[@storiwilliams398]

Also that almost if not all the attempted murders was just to one guy Aladdin, like dang dude!

[@rebeccamichael626]

And that's just the first movie.

[@emilyrose3490]

Not sure, but Frollo has commited at least six crimes

[@Deangirl4eva]

That is why Aladdin is such a classic.

[@Rum-Runner]

Jafar is also guilty of property damage. Those towers don’t come cheap and he just sent it straight into the stratosphere

[@daedalus4748]

True

[@JStryker47]

It also broke in two, upon impact, and fell off a cliff shortly afterwards.

[@midnightwitch606]

And userping the throne

[@reginacoeli7106]

Since he became the sultan, wouldn't that just be him re-arranging his house?

[@Rum-Runner]

@@reginacoeli7106 Good point

[@not_a_shroom7190]

I love how maleficent just teleported somewhere and instantly got charged for a crime.

[@speedracer2008]

To be fair, she did show up to an area where she had no permission to enter.

[@dudono1744]

Did she enter tho ? What is entering ?

[@nemo99nemo83]

@@speedracer2008 Had she not? I mean fair she wasn't invited but the royal family had previous connections with her so she wasn't an unknown intruder more like a distant relative who simply walks in on the open door.

[@speedracer2008]

@@nemo99nemo83 True, but it’s pretty clear from the reactions of the royal family that they didn’t want her there. Not to mention, she entered an area where she had no permission to be. That’s blatant trespassing.

[@TheGreekPianist]

LOL that was hilarious

[@lisaleyendekker8305]

For Gaston, they missed inciting a panic, organizing a riotous mob with malicious intent, physical abuse/assault of his friends and various townsfolk, continued harassment of a singular person and her family, firing a firearm in a crowded town square (reckless endangerment), Assassination/treason (since the beast is a prince), and I'm sure there is more.

[@WTF-TV2415]

As far as I'm concerned, they could bop Gaston simply for public douchebaggery.

[@voodoolovedr]

If I was on the jury I would find Gaston innocent being that his main goal was to save a local towns woman from a beast who had previously kidnapped her father

[@StoryMing]

The Beast was not prince *_of THEIR town_* though, so treason would not apply. And no, his main goal was not to save the village from a dangerous Beast, his goal was to destroy a RIVAL. He senses that Belle likes Beast much better than she ever liked him, that is the real reason for the hunt.

[@knightofarkronia9968]

Also, I’m pretty sure that his scheme with threatening to send Maurice to an insane asylum unless Belle agreed to marry him would be considered attempted sexual extortion.

[@userdetails1]

He invites himself into Belle's house(trespassing). Pins her against a door leaning in to kiss her(sexual assault). And all the times he approaches her could amount to stalking charges.

[@erdemkara4143]

1 crime you overlook for Jafar: Enslavement.

[@miaallen6161]

wrongful imprisonment

[@DTTheKnight]

And the fact that he practically stole and rewrote one of Genie's songs lol

[@Managuabrother]

@@DTTheKnight Copyright Infringement

[@lapiswolf2780]

Are you sure that was a crime in their country? I think it's set in Iran(possibly one of the empires with territory in Arabia) centuries ago.

[@lapiswolf2780]

@@Managuabrother didn't exist in 12th to 16th century Iran.

[@anubiswerelupe]

I like how Scar seems actually surprised by the crimes listed against him. "I'm a LION! How can you charge me with HUMAN crimes?!"

[@garrettwilliams8273]

Valid point

[@vorosrozsa]

Dear Anubis Werewolf! Yes, I agree. I think his facial expressions were very funny. 9:33 😂😂😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂😂 Regards! Red Rose

[@wolfsanimated]

The judge: "does anyone understand why he's saying?" scar: *continues to Roar in lion*

[@vorosrozsa]

@@wolfsanimated Dear Dina Moore! I think it was because Scar was the only villain in this video who was a lion and not a human. 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 Regards! Red Rose

[@wolfsanimated]

@@vorosrozsa I'm just saying🤷🏻‍♀️

[@kiriyoshiayuzaw5527]

"this gotta be some sort of torture" and "just plain creepy" is killing me 💀

[@AuyriCakes]

I love how at the very end as we go through the crime photo with all of them in it they’re all looking at each other like “Soooo what did you get in for?” “Oh you got in for that too, nice” “Why am I Here I’m a lion I can’t be charged for human crimes!” And then there’s Hans, standing there pretending to be a statue

[@Xp_Iggy]

Gothel is also guilty of trespassing, because I highly doubt she had permission to be in that castle

[@guyver441]

I think the kidnapping implies trespassing as well. I guess you could kidnap a baby from anywhere, technically...but the video probably is listing the biggest crime in any action comitted.

[@myaltaccount4438]

Not to mention over a decade of child abuse.

[@oll-_-llo]

because of how she got into the castle, I'd consider it to be breaking and entering

[@19Ledor]

Let’s see, from memory of the films events she committed: 0. She keeps that flower secret despite it being able to save lives (not sure if that is a crime). 1. As mentioned child abductions. 2. A lot of child abuse. Keeping her ward confined to tower, verbal abuse, gaslighting, lying and manipulation. 3. Child exploitation. She is holding a child prisoner so that child can keep her young forever via abuse and manipulation (I would argue thats child exploitation). 4. Criminal conspiracy (I think that is what it would be called); She teams up with the two thieves under the pretence to kidnap and exploit a child. (Although she backstabs them she still ends up doing those things). 5, 6, 7. As mentioned Attempted murder, kidnapping, animal cruelty. 8. Her accepting Rapunzels offer would probably be interpreted as a form of extortion or blackmail (depends on the lawyers and judge). 9. Even after healing Flynn she was planning to leave him chained up in the tower. Either false imprisonment (Flynn is a criminal but she ain’t the state) or attempted murder. 9. If she was planning on letting him starve to death this would be Breach of Contract since she and Rapunzel made a verbal contract. (However it would be easy for a lawyer to weasel their way out of this). There are some crimes left out but you would have to elaborate on most of them and even then some would be up for a court to interpret.

[@isekaihunter8337]

i saw that too, it said it in the narration that she broke into the castle

[@AustynSN]

Technically Scar's third crime was also attempted regicide and/or high treason. With Mufasa dead, Simba was the rightful king.

[@EnterDatPrison-ei3rw]

Technically, Scar didn't commit any crimes. He's an animal and our laws don't apply to him.

[@CoralCopperHead]

@@aidancopelli5685 He also attempted to eat, uh... crap I can't remember the na- Zazu, another assault (or at least battery)

[@ufoludDziad]

@@CoralCopperHead i think it can also count as slavery

[@deandraalexis]

Also wrongful imprisonment of Zazu.

[@Dr_Weirdoo]

Shouldn't Scar also be charged with Kinslaying

[@wolfywox]

I was over here wondering why all of the movies were listed in order based on release date except for Aladdin, and then was given a reminder that Jafar was going buck wild with the crimes he was committing. 😂

[@edward18517]

Yeah, Jafar was obviously gonna be bad but "This is Gotta Be Some Form of Torture" is just hilarious XD

[@attakrus]

I like how at Jafar, he just gave up at “This Has Gotta be some sort of torture” to “Just plain creepy” to “Fourth Time’s the Charm”

[@IanHamby]

Wouldn't his wish for her love go along the lines of attempted statutory rape? Or maybe he didn't want the algorithm pegging him for that. (No pun intended)

[@iamsaw8s]

I think the "Just Plain Creepy" charge could count as sexual harassment, no?

[@ghostgirl1304]

🤣

[@alexman378]

Wouldn’t “just plain creepy” fall into the “coercion/ attempted rape” category? Jasmine would fall for him against her will.

[@alvynnjethroevangelista9778]

@@iamsaw8s i think its more like Molestation

[@Compucles]

In "Tangled: The Series," we find out that Mother Gothel was also guilty of child abandonment.

[@meganfreelove1551]

I like how Gothel's mugshot is just like 🤷🏼‍♀️ eh what're you gonna do

[@marshallburlew7549]

Jafar's crimes made me laugh my ass off, lol. Also, Mother Gothel could be charged with attempted false imprisonment. Oh yeah, and the evil queen could be charged with child labor, and since Hans usurped the throne, he could be charged with high treason too. Gaston could also be charged with thievery since he literally stole the mirror from Belle.

[@Baby-fb3qj]

Gaston was also harassing Bella! It was also one of the crimes.

[@Evelyn-jh3dg]

@@Baby-fb3qj and you could probably get him for breaking and entering

[@nutaroo2278]

Hans wouldnt be charged with high treason; his home kingdom isnt Arendelle

[@marshallburlew7549]

@@Baby-fb3qj He was, but he also stole the magic mirror from Belle. He literally ripped it out of her hands.

[@marshallburlew7549]

@@nutaroo2278 Yeah, you're probably right. He'd have to be a citizen of Arendelle in order to be tried for high treason.

[@coralroper6876]

Technically Gaston also has harassment and attempted blackmail, and Mother Gothel has child abuse

[@Breedo]

actually I don't think you could say that, Gaston do have black mail and destruction of property aka the book. But harassment while the scene seems that way I think it has got more to do with Gaston being so full of himself that he's blindsighted as to untold body signals. Belle should have been clear since he was clearly not getting it that she wanted him to leave. I kinda feel sorry for gaston, he did do bad shit like the attempt to black mail and bribing the public official. But let's think about it, is gaston really the bad guy in regards to the beast, he doesn't know anything that the audience does the beast technically could be counted as an animal while he's in beast form. I don't think it holds up to call it attempted murder. It's like if someone found big foot and shot it then it turned into a person. Like it wasn't a person when he shot the creature. I don't know like the more you think about it I think Gaston and the mob were justified in hunting down the beast he was a threat to the village from that perspective, they had no idea whether he was dangerous or not. In a lot of ways I think Gaston is more of a tragic hero then anything, like even the black mail thing asking belle to marry him, beast did the exact same thing keeping belle captive so why does one get a pass but gaston doesn't. Gaston is also like a victim of being influenced by everyone in the village and no one outright telling him to change his behaviour. Like they basically lay it down like to the point that he'd believe belle would be better off married to him. I don't think he's outright evil either, like from a certain point of view while the whole scene with the book and all in the beginning was him being a dick he did kinda point to something, belle was being a outsider to the entire village and everyone talked behind her back, at least gaston was truthful with her and confronted her told her to her face what was going on. Belle was also very judgemental towards the villagers even like seeming to look down upon them, which probably wasn't doing her any good in making any friends. In a different story with a different set of events gaston would probably have changed or tried to if belle told him to. Like how she wanted beast to change. I don't think Gaston would either hesitate putting his life on the line for belle just like beast did. Like he literally did put his life on the line to save her from the beast which would have seemed like a horrible monster possessing her in the eyes of someone from that time period and with the knowledge given, like how could a woman fall in love with a strange animal creature? Like the more you peel away at it gaston was really a hero's who's ego and lack of self reflection turned him into a villain. Gaston was really a good guy with his head on wrong.

[@daedalus4748]

Maleficent: Appears Narrator: "Trespassing" Maleficent: "Oh no. The Evil Queen warned me about this"

[@CGmeh1971]

I love how Malefecent's mere presence is a criminal act hahaha

[@RandomDragonEXE]

A crime in itself is just her existence. She's the Mistress of All Evil, afterall.

[@mikewarper6789]

Maleficent appearing in such a sinister fashion followed by the word TRESPASSING being slapped over her was hilarious

[@elliotfong8794]

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[@MinionEnji]

1:20

[@esnstrider46]

Also operating as a shape shifter without a license.

[@tristanscott6046]

I just out laughing lol

[@Cael_Dereck]

Maleficient's "TRESPASSING" charge made me laugh more than it should have 😂

[@Alexander-ms9ht]

Same

[@illenhair3763]

Yesss🤣🤣

[@DarkLightHuntress]

Could've also added assault to Scar's list, for the time when he intentionally knocked Zazu unconscious. If you included the additional scenes from the Lion King musical, you could've also added sexual harassment to the list as well, for when Scar propositioned Nala.

[@bruhtnt4258]

Fun fact, the crimes the video claims does not apply to Scar. Treason Definition: a failed attempt to betray and take over the king. Scar kills Muffasa, so the treason was successful, this is revolution not treason, and revolution is not against the law. First degree murder: As I stated Scar successfully killed Muffasa in a revolution, meaning he has the right to become the next king if wants to. Also a successful leader of a revolution has the right to banish or execute the former kings family as seen in the French Revolution. So it’s justified for Scar to kill Simba.

[@DarkLightHuntress]

@@bruhtnt4258 Simba defeated Scar in combat, and Scar died very soon afterward, so therefore Simba would have the right to take over as king after Scar's death. If Simba wanted to say after Scar's death that Scar committed the crimes of treason and murder, that would be his right as king, would it not?

[@bruhtnt4258]

@@DarkLightHuntress Yes it would. I’m a fair judge.

[@Sara_Hohman]

Actually when Scar intentionally knocked Zazu unconscious that was battery. Assault is the threat of bodily harm.

[@bruhtnt4258]

@@Sara_Hohman Muffasa didn’t get charged for it either.

[@charlesgaillardet5455]

As Gaston's lawyer, my client thought he was entering an abandoned residence, and was mandated by the community to rid it of harmful animals. The degradation was accidentally committed during the perfomance of his duties.

[@EclecticallyEccentric]

Mandated by the community? Your client assembled an angry mob armed with farm tools and torches. Which brings us to the next two charges: inciting a riot and vigilantism.

[@guestb6319]

Gaston also could be charged with improper use of a firearm. He really shoots that thing wherever the hell he wants

[@sleepy_dayss1490]

And I bet he don't even wait until the legal seasons to hunt curtain animals!

[@guestb6319]

@@sleepy_dayss1490 didn't even think of this

[@sleepy_dayss1490]

@@guestb6319 I also think the king from sleeping beauty should get charged with assault for cutting off maleficent's wings

[@killer92173]

@@sleepy_dayss1490 which many led to a theory that he was the hunter that killed Bambi's Mom.

[@Supperdude9]

That's right, he does discharge his firearm inside a bar, doesn't he?

[@ellag3265]

The way that Maleficient does her evil entrance, the video just freezes, and a giant red TRESPASSING hits the screen cracks me up. I love this video.

[@karenarmstrong1818]

Imagine all those villains in jail, they would've broke out immediately

[@Iron8127]

Well let's see. Scar: I dunno. Facilier: yeah, considering his medallion from his "friends" is broken, he's probably gonna want to stay in prison. Jafar: oh he'd get out, but he'd be on death row. Gaston: probably would get out, unless it was a really strict prison. Hans: yeah, no he ain't leaving.

[@karenarmstrong1818]

@@Iron8127 all true!

[@Iron8127]

@@karenarmstrong1818 the evil queen well, in normal court would be taken out of office by impeachment and sentenced to life in prison, that or on death row.

[@Iron8127]

Maleficent wouldn't even make it to death row, as witchcraft is gonna get you burned at the stake.

[@Iron8127]

Gothel would've probably never make it to jail, but she would have made it to hell.

[@theghostoftheuchiha1999]

Maleficent could be charged with attempted murder considering that she turned into a Dragon to try and kill the Prince.

[@ixaldorran7867]

He came at her with a sword. Its clearly self defense.

[@SugarandSarcasm]

@@ixaldorran7867changing into a dragon (regardless of outcome) would probably negate self defence, as it might be going into excessive use of deadly force. If she hadn’t turned into a dragon, she could have easily withdrawn from the situation.

[@lilvenom7876]

Love how he got so frustrated with Jafar that he kept making up laws like “he’s creepy”

[@wolfsanimated]

We don't arrest people for being just plain creepy

[@lilvenom7876]

@@wolfsanimated what do you call stalkers then?

[@wolfsanimated]

@@lilvenom7876 I was making a quote from the movie Hoodwinked

[@patricefrazer-chiasson6174]

@@wolfsanimated “You know that guy we got in the tank?” “The creepy one?” “Yeah. Better let im go.”

[@rayne228]

@@patricefrazer-chiasson6174 😂 such a classics

[@Rhobae]

Jafar was the “hold my beer” villian out of all of them.

[@Grimgasmask]

Hell yeah

[@carolinedisalvatore9768]

For Gaston you forgot to mention attempted sexual assault/harassment I mean the scene where he proposes to Belle has a hundred if not a million red flags. He invites himself into her house when she’s home alone and he corners her while Belle keeps backing away from him and even tries kissing her while she’s turning him down.

[@alexandrarais8204]

I am not sure the harassment was attempted. He did harass her.

[@carolinedisalvatore9768]

@@alexandrarais8204 Yeah….

[@milesshepard7743]

This makes me want to watch them sit down and explain themselves in the interrogation room

[@jjohn2k]

...to Hank Voight!

[@MegaPokefan97]

Some crimes you missed: Gaston: Inciting violence ("I say we kill the beast!"), Treason, and attempted regicide (Beast is supposed to be the prince) Mother Gothel: Trespassing (She broke into the castle) Hans: Attempted Regicide (Elsa is a queen)

[@nathanblevins158]

What dose regicide means.

[@fandomjumper7034]

There is no way Gaston hasn't gotten some sort of sexual harassment charges from Bella or some other woman.

[@fandomjumper7034]

@@nathanblevins158 I don't know but in context of Elsa I am assuming it means taking the identity of a royal or position of royalty falsely or it just means straight up killing a royal.

[@jordanhansen5934]

Regicide is killing a member of the royal family. Also, I believe Gothal should get gaslighting added to her rap sheet.

[@emilyrose3490]

Gaston also harassed Belle in the beginning of the movie and later on still tried to make her marry him

[@Kingofredeyes]

I feel like Judge Claud Frolo would give Jafar a run for his money. I mean the first two minutes of run time he commits murder and attempted murder. Attempted genocide against the gypsies, property damage to Notra Dame(cutting door open and cutting off one of the gargoyles), assaulting the priest, possible some form of attemtped murder charge for throwing him down the stairs, burning the families home after locking them in, burning half a Paris in his search for Esmerelda. He might actually beat out Jafar by the end of it lol.

[@umm.aasiyah]

Not to mention sexual harassment on Esmeralda. I mean Frollo be ticking all the boxes

[@Ikajo]

Considering the time period, breaking the peace of the church. Historically in Europe, churches were basically untouchable. You couldn't arrest someone inside a church and you couldn't attack one.

[@genghiskhan5701]

Man the Hague would have a field day with Frolo

[@psilver8057]

@acnologiaVillain of Hunchback of Notre Dame. Great movie, that in a way gets better when you are older.

[@ItsTanuki0_Clock]

Sexual assault against Esmerelda, child abuse against Quasimodo, false imprisonment after he ties him to the cathedral and since Esmerelda is meant to be a minor (16 years) some degree of pedophilia

[@abbyrobles2400]

I like how Jafar got tagged on “Just plain creepy”💀

[@minohki]

I feel like this one needs to be redone with level of detail that part two has. There are definitely some crimes that were left out. Love this concept. ❤

[@nicholaspokorny5058]

A few things Facilier: When talking to his Friends, he mentions how he plans to 'get rid' of Big Daddy Lebouf, while holding a needle over the heart of a Lebouf voodoo doll, so I think we can add a Conspiracy Murder charge. Gothel: All those years of gaslighting Rapunzel have got to count for Child Abuse. Jafar: And that's not counting the shit he gets up to in the sequel.

[@erickpoorbaugh6728]

A

[@AlphaFX-kv4ud]

Do faciliers scams not qualify as illegal because they should be

[@shineinstars]

definitely child abuse for gothel, bc in that one scene she literally had rapunzel locked up and silenced w duct tape

[@AlphaFX-kv4ud]

@@shineinstars technically rapunzel is an adult in that scene because she's 18

[@toumabyakuya]

@@AlphaFX-kv4ud Uh, yeah. You said so yourself, they are scams, scams are illegal.

[@softpaw6234]

For Mother Gothel, you forgot actual kidnapping of the princess in the backstory, plus false imprisonment and child neglect

[@alc.awesome7012]

Would also add for psychological abuse

[@wilsonwoman3]

Not to mention breaking and entering and/or tresspassing

[@victoriam.4927]

Kidnapping was the first thing he listed for her tho?

[@under-da-sea2835]

Also bribery and conspiring with criminals

[@twilightstar5694]

And breaking and Entering /trespassing

[@hallykat6402]

Missed ‘Wrongful Imprisonment’, for Scar. He kept Zazu in cage (almost literally as it was made out of a ribcage). 🙂

[@superbluecameronultimate9864]

6:39 Hans attempting to kill Elsa isn’t just 1st degree attempted murder, Elsa’s technically the queen, so Hans’ attempt on killing Elsa would be classed as Attempted Regicide! See MOUSAIT’s version of Disney Villains getting charged.

[@unknownprofile2830]

Well he can’t die more then once.

[@dakotahrednour5245]

Mother Gothel: Not to mention abandoned her own daughter.

[@schlorping5156]

Well, technically not her daughter, but still abandonment

[@fuckalldisneyremakesorigin5560]

That's called child abandonment

[@dakotahrednour5245]

I was talking about Cassandra from Tangled the series.

[@startheangel9760]

More like imprisonment and manipulation of a child

[@mellemadswoestenburg1296]

@@startheangel9760 please watch Tangled the Series. Then you will understand.

[@xandred_bass1011]

I do kinda wish you showed how long each villain would go to jail for their crimes, even though they probably would all get life sentences

[@roxanelvgsch]

Same

[@mackenzielyon2512]

A few of them would get death. Treason is punishable by death.

[@sebastiengendron6427]

@@mackenzielyon2512 what about scar, we can't really charge him for his crimes (as much as I would love to) since he's an animal.

[@xandred_bass1011]

@@mackenzielyon2512 very true

[@xaga8794]

I mean they all life on another country. So it's kind of hard

[@TheRavenShadowsWolf]

For Snow White: You forgot aggrevated assualt with intent to cause greivous bodily harm (The apple was poisoned, and even if you survive poisoning it can affect your overall system/lifespan) With Sleeping Beauty: It's actually 2nd Degree murder more than voluntary manslaughter. If she had not uttered the public threat of death, then fine - except for the fact manslaughter is not intentional; where she very clearly intends to kill the princess. The curse was changed, but on arguing magic as a deadly weapon in concept (since it does exist in these confines) it's properly second degree murder, and only because she did not have time to plan it out first. [If you want to further put a crime on her list, in the original tale the prince doesn't simply wake her up with a kiss. He fully consumates an assumed marriage while she is asleep... and she wakes up carrying his child. So that's on both parties * Disney wasn't going to cover that part, but I'd add it as background] Gaston: I would further add - attempted Poaching on the King's Land. (He is a beast at the time, if Gaston wanted to argue he's a hunter and wouldn't be bound to human laws for the death, he WOULD still be bound for that one, as the Beast was the legal Prince and Heir to that land's throne - which since he was at that point adult and his parents were dead, he was actually the King of. Which is why I do not call Beauty and the Beast "Stockholm Syndrome." Nor what he did outside of his fully legal grounds. In that time, as her king he could have done FAR worse and been firmly justified) Scar: Illegal exile of a rightful monarch. I do find it funny his henchmen were promised a free lunch; and then he became as such. Gothel: Remove the Child Abduction - in the time of the fairy tale, barter was most common. She was promised the thing most valued for the lettuce he needed to see to his wife's cravings. So she was actually enforcing her own legal rights on contractual agreement... however the laws back then were also not usually documented, so most contracts were in fact verbal. It SEEMS like her crime, but it's actually Repunzel's father's. (Made all the worse in the movie, as he is a king... where in the original tale he's just a commoner, thus more likely to not be able to give anything of assumed monetary value) I'd also add child neglect. Since she only ever visited repunzel on a set schedule, for set purpose. Kidnapping, as her then assumed legal guardian [as above, she would have been] is incorrect. * You can only be called a kidnapper of your own legal ward if the other parent - most commonly a female - does so to the police. [Which I still think is flawed, but I don't write the custody laws] Frozen: You forgot Elsa. That's all I'm going to say. As to her parents: Wreckless endangerment of 2 minors. Neglect of proper training of a child with special needs; which would have spared Elsa a lot of grief in fact, and frankly would have allowed her to lead a more peaceful life. But then we wouldn't have the sequel. Elsa, random property damage/destruction, involuntary attempted manslaughter (An ice spike through the heart is LETHAL - Disney!) again reckless endangerment of an entire soveriegn nation. I'd also argue ineligibility to rule, due to voted incompetence - since she never once thought to GET training for her powers and chose to be a shut in. I think I'll stop here. I'm probably gonna get flamed for some/most of these. One last thing about Elsa and Anna; Yes... you do need a KING. The power of love doesn't need to save her because she's your sister. Gah. Do none of you understand the second most important responsibility of ROYALTY? There is a reason that they married them off without their consent, be it a prince or a princess. There's a reason being born royal more often simply meant until you learned enough to be an adult who could rule well... if you chose to learn anything at all, you were mostly a bargaining chip. Here's a hint; if you never have kids... there's NO ONE left to lead. Anything! Neither of the pair are stated to be immortal. So yes, the romance aspect DID matter. Also "Let it go" can definitely screw off. Even outside of being an earworm song. How about "learn some self control and you might not be normal, but you can bloody well function to the point you seem so." Yea, I know. Too much of a mouthful. The "bottle and blast" personality in pyschology is NOT healthy. For anger management, or in general, and it's certainly not something you should be teaching impressionable young girls. Or in this case a queen who could flash freeze the whole damned world. Just a thought.

[@georgeoldsterd8994]

I mostly agree with what you wrote. However, a couple of points: Rapunzel's story in the cartoon allegedly takes place in the 19th century, by that time laws in European nations were already documented. As to Elsa needing a king, that's not necessarily true. It depends on a state's succession laws. The thing is that, as you've so well pointed out, being a special needs person, she would probably not be eligible for the position of ruling monarch, married or not. This would have prevented her from finding herself a (potential) spouse even if she needed one. But, again, we don't know the exact succession laws in her kingdom.

[@loganthevillager9176]

Some of Jafar’s charges were just too hilarious. XD

[@josephlongbone4255]

I reckon you could also charged Gaston with multiple breach of the peace violations as he did raise an angry mob to raid someone's house...

[@jaketapes5334]

I think that would also count as inciting a riot with clear indication of violence.

[@victoriam.4927]

He also committed petty theft; Belle didn’t GIVE him the magic mirror.

[@A_Modern_Tragedy]

He also committed some decent amounts of harassment against Bell.

[@juliancaraveo5700]

@@A_Modern_Tragedy So that should be .. Seven crimes right ?

[@A_Modern_Tragedy]

@@juliancaraveo5700 That’s right

[@thegreatmonacage3782]

For Dr Facilier, you could also add conspiracy to attempt genocide. When he asks his friends on the other side for help, he says that if his plan succeeds, they can have whoever they want in New Orleans.

[@rangerwill]

Genocide would mean wiping out a specific race of people. But my question is, is necromancy considered to be a crime?

[@justarandomhumann]

And he also conspired and attempted to kill Mr. LaBouff and probably also Naveen. And I think forcing Lawrence to commit crimes is illegal too.

[@hazeltree7738]

@@rangerwill Maybe some form of desecration? Presuming that's illegal

[@michealafton7983]

@william technically necromancy is illegal as dark magic is also illegal

[@Wyrnikh]

Gaston's should have included "Hunting out of season" Jafar should have included "Property Damage"

[@patrioticjustice9040]

Maleficent should technically be facing a charge for attempted murder against Prince Philip. And if she had her army searching the forest, the town and the mountain for the princess, that would technically be illegal search and seizure and conspiracy to kidnap. There's also abuse in the work place, when we see her zap her minions for failure. Gaston could also face charges for attempted sexual assault, as he attempted to force himself on Belle before falling into mud. Scar would also face an additional charge of conspiracy to commit first degree murder, as he sent Simba to the Elephant Graveyard, where the hyenas attempted to kill him and Nala. Quite possibly a charge of false imprisonment as he imprisoned Zazu in a rib cage. Wouldn't Hans also face charges for B&E, and possible assassination of Elsa when they stormed her castle? As well as false imprisonment? And technically, he would be facing charges of conspiracy to usurp the throne, as that was his goal when attempting to marry Anna. Wouldn't Jafar also be facing conspiracy for high treason, as he was planning that since the start of the movie? Not to mention he was hypnotizing the Sultan to permit him to do whatever he wanted. Seeing how he ordered the guards to capture Aladdin when he learned he was the Diamond in the Rough, that could be a kidnapping charge. Quite possibly manslaughter as well, when he ordered the thief into the Cave of Wonders which resulted in his death. And seeing how the thief stole the half of the scarab and "had to slice a couple of throats," theft and homicide by proxy could be added to his charges.

[@emilyrose3490]

3:09 I'd also consider sexual harassment, as he WOULD NOT leave Belle alone, also attempted regicide and inciting violence. For mother Gothel, trespassing and some form of child neglect (imo), for Hans, attempted regicide.

[@MainStreetElectricalParade]

It wouldn't be though I don't think since he didn't know that was the prince. He would maybe get attempted murder though but since he wasn't fully aware he was a human it could be animal cruelty. Intent is part of the law. If he knew he was a prince and human and what he was doing was wrong then he would get that charge.

[@natesmodelsdoodles5403]

NGL, SOOO many Disney villains commit Sexual Harassment.

[@guyver441]

No means no, Gaston. ...wait, did Belle ever straight up tell him "no"? I think she said "never" at one point.

[@narutosbelievin]

Jafar would get sexual harassment too

[@Correction_Guy]

I don't quite remember Gaston committing acts of sexual harassment. He never demanded that Belle would do anything sexual for him. However he did encouraged a mob to harass and attack her father and the beast (+ pressure for dates) which is plain harassment.

[@Chikararyoku]

not to mention; Jafar hypnotized the Sultan many times

[@endlesssupernovacaine4377]

I know it's a little late to ask but is hypnotism covered under any laws? I guess maybe coercion?

[@AgarioSplitrunner]

Magic is not included in the law. Same reason why Alladin gets scottfree after wishing for a prince

[@TheReal_Antrey]

@@endlesssupernovacaine4377 might fall under "6. High treason"

[@Phoenixesper1]

@@endlesssupernovacaine4377 It's punishable by death under sharia law as a form of sorcery... Soooo Crime?

[@nehpets216]

@@AgarioSplitrunner Hypnotism to commit a crime should be Coercion (plus kidnapping since I doubt the Sultan or Princess agreed to work for him after he took the kingdom) Aladdin wishing to be a Prince isn't a crime because he didn't take over a country, the Genie created the country and position from nothing to grant the wish (Dancers, parade, and loot all coming from it. Then apparently went back? Jafar stealing his clothes shouldn't effect that he was a Prince at that point and has always seemed like a major plot-hole to me.)

[@orangeismyfavoritecolor]

For Scar’s, you forgot usurpation of the throne as a crime, as well as conspiracy to commit murder. Also, I feel like coercion might be fitting for Dr. Facilier. Mother Gothel’s “assault with intent to kill” really feels more like “attempted murder” too.

[@moritamikamikara3879]

How about deception and fraud? Like, in the song friends on the other side he starts telling their fortune, asks him to shake their hand and then immediately starts doing weird shit to them. Like my brother in christ they only agreed to shake your hand XD

[@nathancruz9172]

8:53-8:57 Jafar is getting a lot of charge than the rest of Disney villains. 😆

[@bsgfan1]

4:33 actually, this is not a crime. Animal protection laws do not extend to insects, so killing Ray would result in no charges. You can literally torture a spider to death and the most you’ll get is an inquiry to your mental state.

[@lorainisrael]

I think all the fairy tale characters should be seen as humans. Otherwise Lion King shouldn't be included. :)

[@mackenzielyon2512]

He also attacks whats-her-name when she’s in the body of a frog. That would probably count.

[@wolfsanimated]

@@mackenzielyon2512 when it comes to legal things that can be tricky but then again I'm not a lawyer

[@user-fw4uo9bm9i]

no but when he pushed the stick down on the frog (tiana) that would be considered animal cruelty though ??

[@TechlordXD]

It was talki g about the frog

[@irlquicksilver]

You could pin child abuse on Gothel. Plus, child abandonment with Cassandra. She has a real vendetta against kids, apparently

[@violetcupcake]

I was about to mention that but I think this list only counts the crimes from the movie!

[@Pablo_Martin_aa]

Abuse

[@NoriMori1992]

Scar telling Simba to run away could also be child endangerment, since even if he did nothing after that Simba would still have been without adult supervision and possibly died anyway (which in fact is what very nearly happened).

[@Lil_Angel_Films]

4:05 looked like he's shocked that he's going to jail

[@aminawinterwater2915]

Everyone: imma just commit a few crimes Jafar: You amateurs, you didn’t commit over ten?

[@RealHyperHedgehog]

I never realized just how many crimes Jafar committed until this video.

[@conntoons_4848]

Jafar’s biggest crime: Being a very punny guy

[@SirCap]

You forgot Hans’ biggest crime: Being a horrible twist villain

[@milaliah]

That’s disneys crime 💀

[@emoji3266]

@@milaliah That was his mistake

[@gadielgonzalez2755]

That was his mistake!- another awful twist villain.

[@Anthyrion]

The problem with Hans could be (if he would've been charged for his crimes): He is a Prince from a foreign country. That means DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY!

[@alvynnjethroevangelista9778]

@@Anthyrion considering he attempted Regicide twice (one of them by negligence the other by a deadly weapon) it has been revoked

[@lyndseystrait1513]

😁 This was a great list and provided a bunch of crimes I hadn’t previously considered for some the villains! 🤔One thing I do want to say is that Scar committed domestic abuse with Sarabi and committed kingdom wide abuse by neglecting his subjects hunger once overhunting depleted their food source.

[@AwesomeSaucePictures]

I mean basically what Scar did was genocide in a way?

[@sebastiengendron6427]

@lord coffee does scar really need to be charged of his crimes on this list, I know the lions in the movie are sentient to a near human degree but they still act like lions therefore domestic abuse, murder, rape is technically "legal" in the animal kingdom. Heck, mufasa straight up says that they eat the animals even though they attended Simbas "baptism".

[@Ikajo]

@@sebastiengendron6427 If it had been realistic, Simba would have been kicked out of the proud once he was an adult. Since he would be related to all females. Scar and Mofasa wouldn't have needed to compete at all. There are several examples of two male lions leading the same pride. Moreover, there is no chance whatsoever that the lionesses would have allowed Scar to do whatever he wanted. They are the de-facto rulers of the pride. That is, if the Lion King wasn't basically a happier version of Hamlet.

[@sebastiengendron6427]

@@Ikajo huh interesting, then if we're judging scar by the justice system, shouldn't it also apply to all lions to a degree since they eat their non lion subjects. Seriously, why did the other animals attend Simbas baptism even though they know their considered food (Simbas daughter once tried to chase and potentially kill an animal as her first time, not wishing her father to help out) this kingdom has a weird/fucked up relationship.

[@Ikajo]

@@sebastiengendron6427 Additionally, if a male takes over a pride, it kills all the cubs and any born immediately after. Sometimes even eating them.

[@davewriter100]

No wonder you saved Jafar for last. Everyone else has small criminal records, but Jafar's is actually a GD RAP SHEET!!!!!

[@nikkiferretti]

Don't forget Gaston's sexual harassment and intimidation 💀He literally went so far as to have her father committed if she refused to marry him- then he threatened to throw her in the asylum too. Belle had enough material and witnesses to get 50 restraining orders, if not get him locked up smh

[@thareelhelloagain]

You got me to laugh very hard with Gaston's charge of 'Property Damage'. Well done.

[@bificommander7472]

When all the other village people fought the inhabitants of the castle, would that be assault or vandalism, since they were all turned into animate objects?

[@thareelhelloagain]

@@bificommander7472 I feel like it's assault; they're sentient, they still have their souls, and they'll still die if their object bodies get desteoyed.

[@bificommander7472]

@@thareelhelloagain I think legally, the important part is that they were all born as humans, so they'd still have a legal claim to being a person. I'm not sure if our current laws have any provisions for non-human intelligent life. There was recently a court case that ruled an AI couldn't be listed as a patent inventor. The guy who ran the machine learning algorithm tried to make himself the patent holder but the AI the inventor (possibly because only the inventor is legally liable for dangerous inventions) but the court struck it down because the AI wasn't a person as defined in the constitution. And to be fair, the machine learning AI we have now aren't sapient. But we should probably sort those laws out before we have sentient AI's.

[@valemontgomery9401]

Maleficent also attacked and attempted to murder Prince Phillip. I also wonder whether her use of a thorn forest could ding her with some kind of criminal charge considering it’s being used on Kingdom domain

[@blueboy2976]

Yes! I think it counts ! Also Maleficent hypnotized Aurora which is also probably a crime

[@daelnelbel]

About the thorns, is intentionally and maliciously transplanting an invasive species onto someone else’s property a crime?

[@stryker1797]

@@daelnelbel I think it counts as property damage? The box is already ticked by the fact the thorn vines damaged the buildings

[@troodon1096]

Gardening without a license.

[@valemontgomery9401]

@@stryker1797 possibly vandalism, too?

[@VaBeachBeach2971]

This was hilarious to watch. Great video. Loved the out of box thinking.

[@liamstewart2081]

I like the fact that mother gothel is just shrugging at the end when her crimes are being listed like “eh so it goes”

[@coolbeans3752]

Mother Gothal's 5th crime was treason, considering she was a citizen from Kingdom Corona.

[@jamesbrice3267]

I think she pre-dated Corona.

[@righthandstep5]

I thought she was like a travelling gypsy? So she lives there?

[@Hawks1908]

She dates back to the renaissance

[@heartofthewild680]

You forgot about the sexual harassment Gaston committed against Belle, and the child abuse and gaslighting Gothel committed against Rapunzel (plus the conspiracy to have Flynn kidnapped and killed by the mercenaries), and Jaffa’s sexual harassment of Jasmine (and considering she was a minor at the time, that probably also counts as ped0philia) EDIT: now that I think about it, Prince Florian could probably also be charged with sexual assault, or at the very least, desecration of a burial site, since he kissed Snow White while she was unconscious (and therefore couldn’t give consent). Sure, it woke her up, but he didn’t know that. He just found a lady in the woods, unconscious in a glass coffin, and decided to open it up and kiss her full on the lips. And Aladdin has his own rap sheet. Maybe there should be a version of this for the “heroes” too.

[@Unknown-girl428]

Jasmine was 16 and snow white was 14😨

[@gangstergoji2k5isgod]

It's just too bad that these movies *(with the exceptions of the 90's Renaissance and 3D 2000-2020's Era of Disney films, or course)* were made before people knew what the hell common sense and morals were... Especially since most of them back then were animated versions of fairy tales, which they themselves were from a time where humans had no decency at all.

[@imfsresidentotaku9699]

@@gangstergoji2k5isgod People did know "what the hell common sense and morals were." They were just different from ours, so there's nothing "too bad" about that. Also, "...a time where humans had no decency at all"? Only a Sith deals in absolutes. Any statement as broad and cynical as that is highly questionable and demonstrates that you're ignoring historical context. Same goes for the previous. Judging human decency from a bygone era with 21st century sensibilities is not only unfair and distorted, but illogical. As they say, "the past is a foreign country." Our rules and standards simply do not apply. That doesn't mean that those from the past are objectively wrong. Besides, who's to say that humans didn't have decency back then? We weren't even born yet. For all we know, they very well could've, either by their era's standards or our's...or both.

[@gwenmloveskpopandmore]

Yeah and gothel child neglect since she abandoned her own daughter Cassandra

[@ericdunn7352]

Aladdin stole to survive.

[@brackenstorm2682]

Villains; Commits 2-4 crimes Jafar; *Commits every crime in the book*

[@justyouraveragefnffan3775]

Didn’t Jafar also break one of the Genie’s wish conditions? If you don’t know, they are: 1. You can’t bring anyone back from the dead. 2. You can’t kill anybody. 3. *You can’t make anyone fall in love with you.*

[@aristarchusx1111]

Yeah, he asks for that, but the genie didn't grant that wish and it doesn't count. Jasmine just pretends to be in love with Jafar so Aladdin can steal the magic lamp from him.

[@jefferypeters130]

What about sexual harassment for Gaston

[@animatedfire5433]

^

[@joshualowe959]

And for Frollo

[@j.j.erickson.2306]

and denying women study read for ignorance against their human right to wisdom, gender violence.

[@_G1g1_Sw33tz]

Pedophilia also because Gaston tries to make belle as his wife while she’s 17 & while he’s 36

[@daniellehongvarivatana1828]

Jafar commited 12 crimes

[@beast6213]

Jafar: charged with being creepy. Frog from Hoodwinked: “yes, but we don’t arrest people for being creepy.”

[@mickeymorals6674]

8:49 I would say that’s more like sexual harassment/ enticing a minor

[@oll-_-llo]

I randomly decided to do some research to figure out the most likely sentence lengths for each villain. Evil Queen: up to life imprisonment Maleficent: up to ~31 years Gaston: up to life imprisonment Scar: death Dr. Faciler: up to 21 years Mother Gothel: up to 20 years Prince Hans: death Jafar: ~561 years, probably death (Because Jafar had 5 life sentences, I counted each as 100 years. I also considered him being a creep to Jasmine to be sexual harassment of a minor/child annoyance.)

[@_Observer_961]

"Long live the king" still gives me chills such an good line

[@JaguarCats]

As cruel as Ray's death was. I'm pretty sure it's not illegal to step on a bug.

[@harrietsmells]

Yeah-

[@harrietsmells]

Or id be on death row and my country doesnt do that

[@yanagelfand4337]

Yeah, but he talks and thinks. I'm pretty sure this is murder. Or do you think Mufasa's murder is just hunting or something because he's not a human?

[@semajmoore1926]

@@yanagelfand4337 realistically we just think it's murder because we love these characters, they have personalitys and can talk, but again, realistically, it wouldn't matter, it's not murder to step on a bug, and fighting to become the leader or one on the throne and even killing another lion is normal lion behavior as far as I know, none of these animals are getting charges, and mr. "top hat death sign" ain't getting charges for stepping on a measly fire-fly, I'm sorry if you believe it, but let's be real, why would you charge an animal for killing another animal? Which is just normal on a regular basis, and like the guy above said, you can torture a spider or some insect, and all you'll get is people questioning your mental state, however just killing something casually and not torturing it at all is completely normal, you likely wouldn't get judged unless your dealing with an insect lover.

[@timothydarden6133]

If stepping on insects was illegal, our prisons would've been insanely crowded ages ago.

[@noahweathers4408]

I believe you can add coercion to Gaston’s list due to his attempts to force Belle to marry him. 08:54 It is difficult to come up with laws and criminal charges for fictional things like magic, but I believe this could be filed under a form of coercion or violation of free will. What’s the official term for dosing someone with a drug, or something else that inhibits their thinking and cognitive prowess? He’s definitely robbing her of her right to refuse his demands.

[@darlalathan6143]

For your last question, I'd informally say "date rape".

[@knightofarkronia9968]

Attempted date rape?

[@jodybernardo7091]

I don’t think I realized how many times jafar tried to kill Aladdin or jasmine i until now which makes his line”how many times do I have to kill too boy” so much funnier. 😂😂😂

[@philbeecher5939]

The law and order music cracked me up. A second list for Ursula, Lady Tramein, Clayton, Hades, Frollo, Madame Medusa, Shun Yu, Queen of Hearts, Captain Hook, Shere Khan, King Candy, Ratigan, Horned King, Percival McLeach, Cruella deVille, the Pinochioo villians and the bastard who shot Bambi's mother?

[@dianebusby7047]

Yep!

[@verak66]

Yes.

[@niana1975]

YYESS!

[@verak66]

@@niana1975 Especially Bambi's mother's murderer, Frollo and Ursula!!

[@sunalise6509]

Didn't Gaston kill bambi's mother?

[@etcetera1995]

Maleficent being a trespasser is a little muddy. On the one hand, yes, she actively wasn't invited and told she wasn't wanted, but on the other, a christening back then would have been a public event, right?

[@asha_vere]

I feel like they were too harsh on Maleficent, and too soft with Gaston

[@kierenmcgowan811]

That's actually true, it's the only crime that isn't true here because it's a public event even if you "weren't wanted" by some there, unless you where a threat to the royal line/ throne (eg known/ suspected assassin, suspected of any treason) you where welcome to attend because NOBODY was INVITED to it.

[@guyver441]

It did seem most of the kingdom was there by open invitation...but there is a difference between walking in through the front gates and teleporting into the throne room. o_O;

[@idiomasentusiasticos7954]

5:44 also trespassing and emotional/psychosocial abuse

[@Leto85]

I had to laugh at the trespassing part. I mean, it's true, but how she just casually teleporred into existence and BAM red letter over the screen. 😂

[@CashewNuts0]

I would have been cool if you calculated how many years in prison each one could get for their combined crimes.

[@e.vanl.]

Gaston also could've been charged with animal cruelty lol

[@e.vanl.]

@The Movie Basher he tried to kill the Beast

[@e.vanl.]

@The Movie Basher I see you like to bash comments as well lmao

[@e.vanl.]

@The Movie Basher then why did you start it? Its just a comment dude, chill out

[@e.vanl.]

@The Movie Basher what do you want? A gold star? I really don't understand why you feel the need to continue to respond. So I'll stop wasting my time because theres 50 folks who found my comment funny and I'd rather not waste my time replying to you. Hope you have a great day

[@michaelly7163]

They are right though. If the beast was a human, had the mental capacity of a human while a beast, then turned back into human then Gaston was attacking a human

[@Avarissa-]

if stepping on bugs means animal cruelty i’d be in jail for the rest of my life.

[@sagacious03]

Okay analysis video! Thanks for uploading!

[@amandaweemes7187]

They forgot Cinderella’s stepmom: Child neglect. Or child abuse

[@marianalarissa8188]

É verdade!

[@AgarioSplitrunner]

No, npt true, as her guardian she is allowed to have Cinderella work to help out and gain experience. She didnt work as a whore, she even had fun with her pets and sang the whole day

[@N1ghtGlider]

Gothel could’ve gotten another kidnapping charge since she did steal Rapunzel and although she’s not on here, Lady Tremaine gets child cruelty, false imprisonment, and destruction of royal property

[@Deangirl4eva]

Not to mention she embezzled all of Cinderella's inheritance and forced her to work as a servant.

[@josephrowe849]

Jafar: The princess will marry me. Chris Hansen: You wanna marry the princess? She's underage! Jafar: She's old enough to marry. *uses his cobra staff* Chris Hansen: That's not gonna work, dawg. Jafar: Look, this is all chat. Chris Hansen: Chat is chat, but showing up is showing up and guess what you showed up! Jafar: Does it look like I'm a dishonest dirty sorcerer? Chris Hansen: This chat seems like it. Jafar: I just brought some pizza over for her but.. Chris Hansen: Go on, have a bite. Jafar: I also brought over the whipped cream for dessert. Chris Hansen: According to this chat, you brought the whipped cream for something lewd and you wanted to involve a cat. You were gonna chase the cat around. What was going on in your mind? Jafar: Well.. I don't know if I could explain... Chris Hansen: What would've happened if I wasn't here tonight? You were gonna chase the cat around and use the whipped cream on the princess. Jafar: Heh heh.. This is the first time doing this with a young princess. Chris Hansen: You know I hear that a lot and that usually means they're not being honest. You couldn't find adult princesses instead? How about going to a sports bar? Jafar: I'm not a sports person believe it or not. Chris Hansen: Well there's something you should know. I'm Chris Hansen from Dateline NBC and we're doing a story about creepy old sorcerers who want to marry underage princesses. Jafar: Are the guards waiting for me outside the palace? Chris Hansen: That's not up to me.

[@PrincessofEllabur]

in the time periods of these Disney films you have Disney princesses whom are 14 (Snow White) to Elsa (21) Aurora and Ariel are the only ones which say they're 16

[@DeanneM1726]

I laughed about Jafar being charged with so many more than the others.

[@invadersel3025]

I wasn't ready to see Jafar and Jasmine kiss again, ok?! S H O O K

[@_G1g1_Sw33tz]

That’s lewd act with a minor since jasmine is 15

[@user-ti8gs4jl7o]

8:55

[@AwesomeSaucePictures]

Pretty fuckin sus

[@sambruno3072]

@@_G1g1_Sw33tz no she’s 16 but still wrong since that’s a minor regardless

[@asha_vere]

Ikr 🤢

[@giovannidelforno2071]

Evil Queen: 20 years in Jail Maleficent: same Gaston: 30 Scar/Taka: 25 Dr Facilier: 10 Mother Ghotel: 26 Hans: 30 Jafar: Life Sentence

[@kryshellekindred2977]

Scar only gets 25? He actually committed murder, unlike Jafar who kept trying but couldn't get it right. Plus he committed treason. Otherwise, it's interesting to see the jail time. Thanks!

[@danielpeare8364]

I'd actually have Scar sentenced to death by hyena since thats how he died in the film

[@starentertainment-n4l]

I would get jafar executed for all of his crimes, including the ones in the sequel

[@alexman378]

@@danielpeare8364 If you play it that way, most of them had death sentences.

[@Moszan]

Another commenter mentioned this: For Hans, he could be charged for his actions that may cause a war between two countries. In his case, his verdict might be a death sentence or lifetime imprisonment.

[@thuanhoang9381]

I truly didn't know I needed this so much.

[@gracewalden5014]

I love how breaking and entering was casually skipped, as well as the genocides/attempted genocides Yknow what here’s everything I think was missed: Jafar technically committed theft (stealing emperors clothes) and also committed attempted regicide Gaston was breaking and entering and technically committed animal cruelty by stabbing the beast Gaston was literally harassing Belle at the start of the film Scar committed domestic abuse / abuse in the workplace towards the hyenas Scar may have also committed domestic abuse towards his nephew-? After turning evil, it is trespassing to go into the Pridelands. Therefore, Scar and the hyenas all committed trespassing. If you count the humongous fire as a crime, property damage. The hyenas committed murder upon Scar May add more later The beast kidnapped Belle and her father When Hans locked Anna in the room, it may have been considered as imprisonment, torture, etc. Gothel broke into the palace Jafar broke into the cave, which may have been historic or sacred. Definitely robbery though, because the carpet lives there so it’s sort of Carpets’ house. Following squatters rights, the cave belongs to carpet, so Carpet could see Jafar in court Jafar usurped the throne As a bonus, a few crimes the protagonists committed: Aladdin: committed A DAMN LOT of theft, technically breaking into the palace, impersonation of a prince, producing and handing out illegal or unregistered money, trespassing / breaking and entering into multiple peoples houses in one of the songs probs more. Elsa: Attempted Homicide as well as Attempted Genocide Building a goddamn ice castle illegally (maybe squatters rights protects that or her power as Queen but idk) probs more Ranpuzle: Homicide? Thanos snapping? What would you call Mother Gothels death? Tarzan: Disturbing nature (which has to be a law somewhere) Manslaughter (accidental h@nging) Animal cruelty (death of the jaguar) Harassment (directed at Jane when they first met) Public indecency (lack of pants, a shirt, shoes, and is wearing a rag. Pretty sure that illegal somewhere.) Trespassing (on jungle) / of Gorilla territory? Assault/Harrasment/Animal Abuse/ Animal Cruelty? (on Elephant in the kid water scene) Tarzan’s mom: Child abduction Breaking and entering Assault (upon the jaguar) Animal cruelty?? (Also upon the jaguar) The Gorillas: Attempted Murder Murder Conspiring murder Property damage (of the British camp) I might more later. Point is, the heroes have committed way more crimes then the actual villains. As of right now, the heroes committed a whopping 24 crimes. And that’s just the people I listed. There are HUNDREDS of Disney protags that broke the law. This is just the few.

[@randominternetperson8464]

I like this comment. Very informative.

[@PrincessofEllabur]

Grace Walden 1 month ago (edited) The beast kidnapped Belle and her father -actually the Beast only kidnapped Belle's Father he didn't kidnapped Belle, Belle CHOOSE to stay with the beast. As a bonus, a few crimes the protagonists committed: Aladdin: committed A DAMN LOT of theft- well he couldn't get a job because he was poor, and in order to surive he didn't have a choice but to steal since he iddn't have a money to get food technically breaking into the palace- is it really? impersonation of a prince- actually no - because if that was true, it would mean he would have stolen a real prince's identiy producing and handing out illegal or unregistered money, - trespassing / breaking and entering into multiple peoples houses in one of the songs - Elsa: Attempted Homicide as well as Attempted Genocide - She never wanted to kill anyone-not her sister either times, or her subjects. Building a goddamn ice castle illegally (maybe squatters rights protects that or her power as Queen but idk) probs more Ranpuzle: Homicide? Thanos snapping? What would you call Mother Gothels death?- Well when Mother Gothel wanted to kill Rapunzel for wanting to save Flyn...? I would call it "Self-defense" Tarzan: Disturbing nature (which has to be a law somewhere)-the animals don't mind Manslaughter (accidental h@nging)-that's Clayton's fault not Tarzan's. Tarzan could have killed him with a gun but he didn't and I believe he says something like "I'm not like you" Animal cruelty (death of the jaguar)- well Jagaur was going to kill Tarazan's gorilla family, like the Jaguar did to his real parents) Harassment (directed at Jane when they first met)- If you were a male whom didn't speak any lanuage, how else would you communicate with them? Public indecency (lack of pants, a shirt, shoes, and is wearing a rag. Pretty sure that illegal somewhere.)-not in the jungle Trespassing (on jungle) / of Gorilla territory?- not when the Gorillas are his adoptive family Assault/Harrasment/Animal Abuse/ Animal Cruelty? (on Elephant in the kid water scene) - Tarzan’s mom: Child abduction-well its either that, or leave the kid to starve to death whom couldn't fend for themself. Breaking and entering-the Grollia Mom heard a baby crying..and wanted to explore, if the 2 adult humans are dead, whom to stop here? Assault (upon the jaguar)- the Jaguar was going to kill the baby Animal cruelty?? (Also upon the jaguar) -jaugaur kill the bay The Gorillas: Attempted Murder-self defense Murder -aganist jagaur, or Clayton, first self-defense, 2nd clayton did it to himself Conspiring murder Property damage (of the British camp)- okay only sane one I might more later. Point is, the heroes have committed way more crimes then the actual villains.

[@mishima2.081]

Lol I love how Maleficent just appeared and "*slap* trespassing!"

[@ThrashtheTrash]

If you ever wanna do another one of these I’d love to see Frollo’s crimes....that would make up half of the fucking video lol

[@drnpictures2155]

Lol yeah Attempted genocide Abuse of power Attempted murder Sexual harassment Child neglect Child abuse Attempted Infanticide Elder abuse Crimes against humanity The darkest and in my opinion the best Disney Villian

[@theojaggi3963]

To quote Wicked Binge: “What has this guy not done?”

[@boocrimson7720]

Ursula the Red Queen\Queen of hearts, and Frollo could honestly probably each make up their own video. They have to each have at LEAST as many as Jafar or more. I mean the red queen alone could be tacked with a few ACTUAL off screen murders (since it's implied she literally killed card guards) animal cruelty on varying levels, attempted murder, slavery (of the card guards cause it's obious she has them doing way more than an intended job)

[@thegameknight8916]

Definitely life without the possibility of parole.

[@gennybaratta2460]

@@drnpictures2155 don’t forget about the involuntary manslaughter when Quasi’s mom dies at the beginning of the movie bc he pushed her

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff!

[@Anomaleee]

Excellent video!! This is quality KZbin content. Thank you!

[@gamewithadam7235]

Teleporting randomly into a castle is civil trespass, and not a criminal offense unless asked to leave and refusal to do so, or otherwise committing damage to property, which would make it criminal and aggravated trespass. Civil trespass not being a criminal offense would be unlikely to warrant any charge. You'd just escort them off your land. Unless you're a squatter perhaps, in which case you'd get a fine you can't afford to pay anyway where you'd then go to prison, but they'd be unable to find you again more than likely.

[@kambrieearl5583]

Either you put way too much thought into this, or you know WAY too much about trespassing laws for some odd reason 😂😂

[@gamewithadam7235]

@@kambrieearl5583 I've been looking to get into camping recently, which means I have had to research all sorts of trespassing legislation. Also a law nerd and studied it at college.

[@asha_vere]

Yeah I felt like they were overly harsh on Maleficent. The notion that she did all of that just because she wasn't invited to a Christening is a bit outlandish to me anyway.

[@Wasabi-rs5lv]

@@asha_vere if I remember correctly, it was basically a public event, so not officially inviting her was an offense, hence why she was upset with not being invited by the king.

[@themathhatter5290]

@@gamewithadam7235 Although, in some regions of the world, if you squat for long enough publicly, you can inherit the property.