Top 10 Disney Sequels (That Actually Have A Point)

[@meganinten0078]

Cinderella III is one of my favorites sequels. The original was great, a timeless classic, and the sequel was...meh. But the third movie was really fun. Cinderella was a great character in the OG movie in my opinion but CIII makes her even better. Also, Anastacia (I am not sure about her name) became one of my favorites characters.

[@donnamitsuki281]

Don't forget the prince got an actual personality and got shown to be a cool dude!

[@meganinten0078]

@@donnamitsuki281 You are right! Even the King became a very likeable character

[@ackbarfan5556]

MegaNinten 007 That sequel was way better than it had any right to be.

[@McBean1331]

Yo.

[@swanpride]

I can't stand it. It doesn't feel like the people who made it even liked or even WATCHED the original movie.

[@meganinten0078]

Lesson of today It is possible to make a good sequel without retcon the continuity or ruining established characters. Today's film writers should learn that.

[@krwizard5991]

I think the film writers get the lesson, sometime new generation people don't like the idea that old generation created; so the continuity flaw occur because of idea clashes, the same thing with MLP story writing due to changing of the directors and writing staff. That how business world work, you can't stay on the same strategy forever.

[@heavennunya809]

@@krwizard5991 The issue with that is, though, most people who watch a sequel, watch it because they watched the first one. They're watching it because they liked the first one, or for nostalgia. Neither one of those is really compatible with retconning the whole movie. It's just a good way to piss off a good chunk of your audience.

[@TidalVex]

Surprised that the Lilo & Stitch sequels were never brought up. They greatly expand the lore of the series by showing the other 625 experiments and have more family bonding with the group. Plus the TV series had some crazy crossovers with Kim Possible, Proud Family, American Dragon, and even Recess!

[@sakunaruful]

my exact same sentiments.

[@ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣΛΑΧΑΝΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ]

They are more of spin offs than direct sequels

[@miss-fortune1991]

i love this list but there was a little mistake in it.... lion king 2: kovu isnt a child of scar he was choosen to be the next scar by scar. so.... i never though that kovu and kiara are related. sinds we dont know who kovu`s father is.

[@meganinten0078]

Am I the only Bambi fan here? The first Bambi movie is charming. Maybe not the taste for modern kids but I still like it. I have to admit the age gap ending felt a bit rush but I still like it. The sequel was good because it feels like the lost piece of the original movie. Also, it wasn't a retcon Yay!

[@buster3041]

Naw fam. Bambi is garbage with a pretty face.

[@ToonReel001]

I think it's that Bambi aimed for a very different direction than what modern Disney movies are known for. It was a naturalistic piece, it was meant to be immersive, not revolved around the characters specifically, they were just another part of the composition. Bambi II meanwhile follows a more standard Disney format, giving Bambi and everyone else a character study to give a new light to how the original plays out. It just depends whether you think that compliments or contradicts the spirit of the original film, though it means both films have a very unique take on the same story.

[@Mysticgamer]

Yeah, it kind of bugged me after the death of his mother and discovering his father was the forest prince...the movie skips the months to spring and bambi and his friends are teenagers and his grief is forgotten and discovered that flower was male. Biggest shock of the movie for me.

[@thekingofmovies193]

Nope, I'm right there with you. Bambi is my favorite animated Disney movie, and Bambi II is my favorite Disney sequel of all time.

[@cellinemartins]

I also liked the sequel, seeing bambi bonding with his dad was very cute and heartwarming, a beautiful movie in my opinion

[@TishaMae]

Return to Neverland was released in theaters, hence the theatrical look to a lot of it.

[@PagetheSage]

It’s says in the movie that Kovu was adopted

[@TheAbbeyRoadie]

TLK2 was good enough for “He Lives In You” to be woven into the Broadway TLK soundtrack, so there’s that, too. :D I do agree with The Little Mermaid 3 being beautifully animated, but the story was so underwhelming besides Triton’s growth and seeing Ariel’s mom. I don’t think “Footloose but underwater” was the right way to go about it, and they really could’ve tied Ursula into it instead of Marina Del Ray (although I do appreciate her pun name, given my college was in Marina Del Rey). But that’s just my two cents.

[@the-nina-beans88]

Actually the Broadway was before TLK2.

[@phlpcockrell]

Exactly! Marina could have and should have been a pre-banished Ursula. Make Triton transform her from how she looked in the movie into an octopus hag, or have her do it herself as an act of rebellion, feeling so enraged she doesn't even want fins (just to explain away why Ariel doesn't recognize her) and instead of banishing music, let that be the start of banishing human stuff. Like merfolk were fine with humans and triton was fine with the fishing, like a circle of life kind of thing, but baby Ariel starts playing with a net on her first trip to the surface nd that boat's a comin. Mom manages to untangle her in time and squish. Which would totally justify Triton's rage with Ariel's curiosity toward human things and humans. (Though that would lowkey imply Triton partially blames Ariel for her mom's death which might be too heavy for a direct to video disney movie)

[@the-nina-beans88]

Phil hmmm. That’s way better then what we got. Triton is very over protective of Ariel over her sister since she’s the youngest... Trying to think what could of been a better alternative to how Athena could of been killed or something to cause the lost and Tritons depression.

[@chsparkle]

Yeah, what happened to Ariel's mother seemed like the perfect tie-in to exactly why Triton is so dead against humans instead of...music. The film could have been about Ariel first finding human things and how she ends up loving them. Also, as you said, Ursula would have been the obvious villain and how she ends up banished.

[@PurpleTigerGirl1619]

I have to agree about Little Mermaid 3, I loved finally getting some story about Ariel's mom but the rest of the plot... pathetic. The villain totally should have been pre-banishment Ursula who actually plotted with a human to attempt to off both Triton and Athena but they are only successful in offing Athena and making Triton hate humans. Ursula then tells Triton that she'll handle kingdom ruling for him while he's in mourning then through Ariel's refusal to believe that all humans are bad and her determination and help from her sisters they discover Ursula's plot to overthrow Triton and take the kingdom for herself, Triton bands together with his daughters to defeat and banish his sister then uses the power of his trident to erase all memory of her from all of Atlantica although the audience gets shown a scene of some poor mer person talking to another about how the sea witch is said to help mer people with their problems as they swim toward Ursula's lair and a scene of Ariel showing flounder her grotto or something, little bits that completely set up the events of the first movie. Boom, way better plot that plays into the original without continuity conflict or error.

[@gobokinje9183]

The hakuna matata thing is similar to the "everything is awesome" thing from lego movie. I was really weirded out that they would put that on so much merch, when the point of the song is that people should just conform and enjoy the life given them.... like robots O_o

[@donnamitsuki281]

I always saw Hakuna Matata as the phrase "can't fix it? Then maybe you shouldn't worry". It's something I've seen before,you can't stress over absolutely everything and try to make everything perfect. The thing is that Simba eventually takes it too far,unaware of what Scar has done to the kingdom on his absence. Hakuna Matata is not bad in itself its just how you take it. Then,understanding well enough Hakuna Matata,you can add Rafiki's words: learn from the past or run away from it. And I don't get why some say Timon and Pumbaa weren't "useful" for Simba,like keeping him alive for so long and basically taking care of him despite his species is pretty good.

[@gobokinje9183]

@@donnamitsuki281 Yeah, but the context of it in the rest of the movie is one of "don't worry about ANYthing, especially one's responsibilities" which isn't a healthy mentality ^^;

[@FezTheMoose]

Hakuna Matata means no worries, for the rest of your days, it's our problem free, philosophy, Hakuna matata. Hakuna Matata was just there to allow Simba to realize that at the momment, he didnt have to worry about anything. He was a kid, he shouldnt have to worry about that until hes of age to go back to the pride and take his place as King. It was better for him to stay away, and not worry.

[@texaskc]

Bambi II. Patrick Stewart as a deer. And that is the reason I watched it.

[@meganinten0078]

I remember Bambi. My parents and I still like to watch it even to this day. I respect your opinion KP but for me the original film will always have a good place in my heart. Back when movies were simple but effective. Sometimes I miss those days

[@moxxiedemongamer3019]

As much as I'd LOVED The Lion King I'm willing to defend The Lion King 2

[@meganinten0078]

I have heard rumours that Disney is planning to make a Return of Jaffar live action film... Please no 😰

[@marcmcdonnell6586]

Worse the sequel to the live action sequel of Aladdin has nothing to do with The Return of Jafar. 😣😒🤦🏼‍♂️

[@bc-ls7579]

Um Jafar is dead is he not? How can they do that?

[@suphabie1717]

Called it!

[@MrGabeanator]

no

[@Cupcake_Royale]

Nuuuuuu

[@iagotheparrot6347]

I really like the Aladdin sequel 'The Return of Jafar' Yes, the animation was a bit bizzare but the plot was very interesting. I love how Iago had a redemption ark and how the movie actually was centered around Iago.

[@LilBruno63]

Bambi II is one of my favorite animated movies, its so underrated

[@michaeloluwajuyemi4546]

People who don’t like sequels need to realize some sequels are needed to continue the relationships between characters, couples having kids, or marriages, other events that need to happen, and what certain characters were doing before we meet them.

[@anothergamer112]

Those people are made bitter to the idea after watching one too many sequels that undo the first movie in the first 10 minutes.

[@SaveMeMoon]

I'm so happy you're friends with Cell! Just discovered your channel today when watching your collab on Pixar, and I've been dying for more women who make videos on animation on this platform. Subscribing and looking forward to more content~!

[@DarkTailsXZ]

I'm really happy with your new content! I was a little worried about what would happen to you after MLP ended, but I guess a good creator is good no matter what. Keep it up KP!

[@BugsyFoga]

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER HAPPILY EVER AFTER???

[@halimlorette2742]

Nice Lindsey Ellis reference. Liked for that alone.

[@Trecherousbeast]

I legit teared up when the king in Cinderella 3 said that Anastasia still deserved love, despite her mistakes in trying to find it!

[@Enshohma]

15:08 - Tim Allan's distant roar in the snowy night will haunt my soul for weeks.

[@saml815]

I LOVED that you mention Bambi 2! It seems to get slept on so much, even in videos that are focussed on the sequels! There's so much emotional development and depth in the movie (given that it is a direct-to-DVD sequel)-- how Bambi and the Great Prince handled the trauma of the mom's death differently, how the Great Prince had to learn how to be a father and be vulnerable, how Bambi struggled to gain his father's affection, etc. It's just.... really good, man.

[@kalenab4275]

Okay, so, I’m glad you put Cinderella 3 in there bc omg I love how they changed Prince Charming’s character in this! He’s actually charming and funny in this movie (which surprised me bc of how boring he was in the first movie)

[@Ooffoop]

Watches Lion Guard with my little brother Kovu shows up Me: *yes*

[@Amerikinz14]

I grew up with some of the direct to DVD sequels and I love them. My favorites are 101 Dalmatians 2, The Lion King 2, Lady and the Tramp 2, Bambi 2, etc. I have always preferred Disney animal sidekicks so obviously those are my favorites. I also thought that Bambi 2 was an actual sequel, where Bambi grew up and had another kid that went through the same stuff lol. I know it's actually a prequel haha. Yeah, I always love watching those movies and the new and updated TV series, The Lion Guard and 101 Dalmatian Street, are some of my favorite cartoons to watch. Anyways, Great video and I love how your video is more positive than a lot of other videos about these sequels. Awesome video!

[@skylerosprey7533]

BAMBI 2 IS MY FAVORITE THANK GOD SOMEONE REMEMBERED IT

[@juliapaolella720]

My father and I used to watch Bambi 2 all the time. Sir Patrick Stuart saying "a Prince does not woo-hoo" has been stuck in both our heads. Thank you for appreciating an old family favorite. ^-^

[@EBKiddo]

They actually tip-toed around Kovu being technically related to Simba by saying Scar wasn't his dad and he just found him, or something. Cuz they knew it was gonna be a big uh-oh if they were cousins or whatever. They never explained where they hell they found this other lion but whatever the entire movie was pulled out of someone's ass

[@TheSlinkyDogg]

Bambi 2, Cinderella 3, and 101 Dalmatians 2 are the Disney sequel movies I really enjoy and argue with people that their not bad and shouldn't be throw under the bus with all bad Disney squeals.

[@nerinablais6623]

When it comes to the Tinkerbell movies, I believe that Tink's personality in them is most likely what she was like before she met Peter Pan.

[@dawnbrightlight]

Each movie was fun to hear you talk about and I liked how the focus was on how the stories were able to give more to the previous movies. Also, new subscriber and I really like your outro. So cute

[@FutureBereaAlumn]

“Melanie being an idiot.” Her name is Melody.

[@Ooffoop]

*Simba’s pride Simba’s pride SIMBA’S PRIDE SIMBA’S PRIDE!!! Say more nice things about my childhood

[@Neevkl_7]

My head cannon is that after Nala ran away Scar accepted Zira as plan B pretty much.

[@wilczus222]

Finally some justice for Bambi II ;u;

[@ksm13706]

Honestly skipping Return of Jafar and going straight to the third (much better) movie is much better choice 😌

[@rainpooper7088]

Oh yeah, and can we just mention the deer call scene from Bambi 2 where Bambi hears his dead mother calling for him? That shit was fucked up.

[@Chihirolee3]

YES YES YES!!!! I cannot explain enough how happy I am that someone recognizes how good Bambi 2 is! Being the last direct to DVD sequel, Disney brought their A game to the movie. It not only has a deeper plot than the original, but the animators made characters just as realistic as the original film, and the backgrounds! They are just as beautiful as the original if not more so! Bambi 2 was good enough to be a theatrical release! Bambi 2 IS Bambi, but better, more adorable, and heavy hitting to the heart with Patrick Stewart being best father, despite having to grow into that role.

[@isbeanbee5747]

THANK YOU, I thought I was the only one who thought Aladdin and Jasmine got married at the end of the first one!

[@akanesaotome5924]

I would add Rescuers down under and Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch, heck I even liked Lady and the tramp 2 as a kid. They all have nice animation, and expand on original characters. It also be cool to do top 10 disney cartoons base on movies, as there is a lot of good shows. Even legend of the 3 caballeros kind off fits into this category.

[@maxmantell5009]

The genie sounds like Homer Simpson in return of jafar

[@crockoreptile]

High School Musical 4: College is a disappointment 😂 😂 😂

[@StiggusRattus]

Return to never land was my favourite as a kid

[@chillyspinner3183]

I will fight for Lion King 2. I love it so much. I also love Lion King 1/2 but I definitely prefer 2 because I love the story. 😂 While I think that Zira definitely is weird to bring out of nowhere, I don’t have issues with them bringing her in because I really like her as an antagonist (HER SONG), my impression was that the lions were kicked out of the pride because they were not against Scar. Kovu is adopted by Scar, not his actual son, so that eliminates the incest stuff. I just really like Simba’s Pride and the songs and just...how much BETTER it is in comparison to the other Disney sequels. Also I would love to see your feelings for the Lilo and Stitch sequels because those are GREAT.

[@TheCommenterDragon]

Simply wonderful KP.

[@4shame773]

Bambi 2 absolutely SLAPPED. One of my favorite movies tbh

[@CBSmith-js9yl]

I don’t really like the Bambi movies compared to Felix Salten’s original novel. It became one of my favorite books especially if you’re talking about the lack of character development in the 1st movie but if you thought the Bambi’s mom scene was bad.....oh no it gets intense.

[@richie616]

I liked this video a lot, KP. Hope you'll do more like it in the future. The one thing I would've liked to have seen added would be for you to name any Disney sequels that haven't been made, but you'd like to see. Regardless, big thumbs-up! (You're knocking on the 20-minute door, too... this one had to be a lotta work!)

[@SaveMeMoon]

Omg you referenced Lindsey this just keeps getting better!

[@faithcorry1364]

Return to neverland was actually a theatrical release. But it's still good. Simbas pride was excellent but kovu was not scars son. He was just chosen for some reason. But it was excellent story. It was lion king 1 1/2 that I felt was unnecessary because it changed the timeline I mean in the 1st movie timon asked who's the monkey? But in 1 1/2 timon meets him before he meets pumbaa or simba.

[@adrivoid5376]

Little Mermaid 2 was my absolute favorite movie as a kid, what can I say brunette girl whose a weirdo and wants to be a mermaid was v much relatable to me more then any other film.

[@JethammerTakeoff]

The only sequels I like are mulan 2, kronks new groove, Cinderella 2 and 3, return to neverland, lion king 2, 101 Dalmatians 2, and return of jafar. The only reason I like Cinderella 2 is the development of the stepsister and the continuity with Cinderella 3

[@redmess22]

This was a pretty fun video, and you should definitely do more like it. I liked Aladdin 2 and 3 too, as well as the Lion King 1 1/2, even though it is less serious. I think it helps to view the latter as more of a comedy based on the original, rather than an actual part of canon.

[@redmess22]

@@ILoveKimPossibleAlot I'm already subscribed, and I posted it on the Disney/Pixar thread on TV Tropes.

[@docette2015]

I think the only one of these sequels I've actually seen is "The Lion King 1 1/2," and I enjoyed it because I AM a fan of Timon and Pumbaa and thought it was funny. I recognize it's not for everyone, though -- especially fans of their animated series! (The bit about Tim Allen needing yet another plot for yet another Santa Clause movie was great too XD)

[@harmonetheanimationaddict4419]

17:14 And that children, is how the yeet was invented.

[@XXLightwindXX]

I'm a little sad that Little Mermaid II didn't end up on this list, because as a mixed kid I found Melody and her struggles to reconnect with a part of her heritage she'd been denied growing up really compelling and relatable!

[@psycologo121]

I don't know what the future of mlp will be like but I am down for this types of videos. Keep them coming.

[@psycologo121]

@@ILoveKimPossibleAlot Senpai notice me

[@RubyGalaxyYT]

I do like this, it's different and nice to listen to

[@MelonTartVA]

I enjoyed this and am curious about the disney sequels you feel didn't need to be made.

[@michaeloluwajuyemi4546]

Richard Carn played Al in Home Improvement.

[@lutube7897]

Ok, am I seriously the only person in the whole word who remembers everything about Bambi besides the mom dying?! Like come on! It has a plot! (And it was actually my childhood favorite, so....)

[@oleanderwyvern]

I was always under the impression that Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (movie and I think there was a TV series?) were the in-universe tv show/movie that got Andy so obsessed with Buzz Lightyear.

[@raiokaii]

The Lion King 2, Bambi 2, 101 Dalmatians 2, and Lady and the Tramp 2 are my favourite Disney sequels and I still love them! 😍

[@mysticwolf99]

Thank you so much for mentioning Bambi 2! I showed the movie to a friend because I really like it, she said it was okay but unnecessary.

[@lordblu4316]

Good picks. I really enjoyed a lot of these choices myself, especially The Return of Jafar and Bambi 2.

[@josephdellavecchia7828]

Love the new list fornat KP. I loved buzz lightyear and Aladdin 3. I was suoer hesitant about Cinderella 3. I never even heard of Bambi 2 but I'll give it a shot

[@SaiyanGamer95]

I actually watched it. It was okay. I would easily compare it to that Tarzan movie where she see Tarzan as a kid.

[@thatoneannoyingsoprano8066]

15:16 THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. most people hate that movie because of the ending but this movie has some really fun songs, funny lines, and good character development

[@thatoneannoyingsoprano8066]

also, stan cinderella 3

[@misslilly7353]

I miss Robin Williams too

[@xiaomusmash1494]

*mentions the possibility that Simba may have had PTSD* THANK YOU! THE ONE THING THAT NEEDED TO BE BROUGHT UP BEFORE ANYONE ASKED WHY HIM BANISHING KOVU DIDN’T MAKE HIM THE VILLAIN! THANK YOU, KP!

[@alphaareus]

PATCH'S LONDON ADVENTURE UP HERE GETTING THE RECOGNITION IT DESERVES

[@heavennunya809]

With TLK2, I'm pretty sure they changed it because the story wasn't written with human morals in mind, at least not with the Kovu/Kiara thing. It's not uncommon for incest to go in lion tribes, but because it's kinda mixed up and kids are impressionable, they had to make some small edits. But honestly, it was made more for the parents, because most kids assume Kovu is Scar's kid and don't think about it too much until they're older. Or you can just explain that with lions it isn't weird.

[@williamcrowe2576]

I still think "Lion King 1 1/2" is the Disney equivalent of "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead".

[@fcsthememe7987]

I like it more than 2

[@SaiyanGamer95]

It is. Lion King is Hamlet and Lion King 2 is Romeo & Juliet.

[@williamcrowe2576]

@@SaiyanGamer95 Really? I thought Lion King was Hamlet.

[@SaiyanGamer95]

@@williamcrowe2576 Yeah! Sorry, I got Hamlet and Macbeth mixed up.

[@robinenglish260]

I Agree with you At The Same Time I Disagree with you on Most of All The Disney DVD Sequels. Everyone is Entitled to their own Opinion and Experience. And Everyone has there Favourites from The Past. So Don't be too Harsh on all these Movies.

[@vocalcalibration8033]

I grew up on Lion King 2... so my nostalgia feels leaves me fonder of it than the original. Heresy, I know.

[@SaiyanGamer95]

Lion King 2 is my all-time favorite Disney movie, even beating out the original.

[@timmy-the-ute2725]

My favorite Disney sequel was Beauty and the Beast The Enchanted Christmas by fair.

[@meganinten0078]

Nice video KP. Back when Disney made good sequels for their movies, unlike today (I am looking to you Frozen II)

[@alyssakays367]

The Rescuers Down Under anyone?!!!

[@magitek09]

Interesting list KP, hope you do more like this :D

[@sasamichan]

I like that you are trying different things

[@sasamichan]

@@ILoveKimPossibleAlot the grill finally talks to me, on of her LONGEST subscribers from way back when she started and its to tell me to subscribe and tell a friend. Things I do, its like she only just today realized I exist.

[@thehogusha4342]

I grew up with Lion king 2 and 1/2, and it was funny as just something to laugh at

[@TheAnonyomusGuy]

I have to ask you a very serious question Did anybody watch The Fox and the Hound sequel?

[@gregorythestallion2984]

when they take part of a band? I kind of remember it... but I don't like the original that much

[@rainpooper7088]

TheAnonymousGuy Yeah, but I found it kind of pointless to be honest. It wasn’t horrible, but it doesn’t really change anything about the way you see the original. At least the Bambi midquel built up Bambi’s relationship with his father and took place during a very long timeskip that wasn’t explored in the original at all, The Fox and the Hound 2 just kind of put a lot of the focus on the new side characters and had the main characters end up back where they started.

[@star-boltlover9609]

I actually have it on DVD and i thought it was a good movie

[@masonkoeppen1249]

The lion king 2 is ABSOLUTELY my favorite sequel! It makes me so happy and I may actually enjoy it more than the original

[@sapphirewriter8349]

I actually like Little Mermaid 2 more than the prequel...I know, it's pretty much the same tale reversed but for those who wished to be a mermaid and relating to Melody's situation as being disgraced and embarrassed by kids her age, makes the mistakes in the film forgivable to me. Least Melody is the first Disney Princess at the time that didn't sought after a man. Yeah, she meets a merman at the end but that's only at the end. For the most part, she just wanted to be free and yeah she could be an idiot at time, when you're a kid you're not that brilliant to begin with. The Prequel was annoying, had animation way too good for it and Triton hating music didn't make sense. Also the songs in it were terrible. I didn't remember a single one. Yet for years of not seeing LM2 until later, I can remember the song that Melody and Ariel sing in the middle.

[@star-boltlover9609]

Triton hated music because it reminded him of his dead wife

[@shpostmile1510]

The Aladdin series was like my favourite thing to see on TV when I was a kid, it's a really solid cartoon

[@maldon3659]

I think Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch has a Glitch is a good Disney sequel

[@powerpup97]

What are your thoughts on the sequels to Lady and the Tramp or Fox and the Hound?

[@allenholloway5109]

Cinderella III is better than the original. (Yeah, go ahead and do this sort of content. This is good.)

[@leventemucsi9547]

I'm actually surprised and happy that Bambi II made it to the list Also both Lion King sequels are on the list, so that's like, an instant like from me

[@900flyingmuffins6]

What about the Fox and the Hound 2? Brother Bear 2?

[@25Erix]

Why ask if Han's body was found? The planet it was on imploded when the sun-sucking engine was blown up and later turned back into the star it absorbed.

[@charlidrawz]

This was actually a great video with some memorable films for me, I really liked this!!!

[@charlidrawz]

@@ILoveKimPossibleAlot Haha, I've actually been subbed for many years now and was watching it with a friend on Skype! In fact, I made fanart a while back and Antony added it to one of your videos during a sequence or something...? XD I posted it to DA ages ago and had originally made it as a birthday gift and was hoping to print it so I could give it to you physically in-person and keep a signed copy for myself, but I didn't end up going to the convention you went to, which was a bummer for me. ;^; I've still been following for ages! Idk If I'm your _biggest_ fan, but I definitely feel like I should be on the list of biggest *fanS!* 💕 qwq;;?

[@Dragonpit]

On a tangental note: Tangled got a TV show that takes place after the movie.... and it is actually GOOD! It's technically supposed to be a kids show, but it takes pride in its ability to appeal to adults...like another show I could mention. Okay, enough bouncing around my point. Here's a brief, spoiler-free synopsis. Six months after, Eugene freed her from the tower, Rapunzel is adapting to palace life, but she still yearns to see the outside world, and understandably so, after still being newly free from Gothel's Tower. Sadly, her newfound wonderlust has poor timing. Her father, now glad to have his daughter back, is feeling very insecure about losing her again and won't let her mingle with her subjects. Eugene is eager to propose to her for her hand in marriage. AND she's got a whole ceremony waiting for her to make her the princess of Corona officially. All of the above serve to make Rapunzel feel like she's back at the tower again. Enter Rapunzel's new friend and warrior lady-in-waiting, Cassandra, who helps her break the rules, and slip out. Once out, they go to where the sundrop flower once sat and find black rocks sitting where it once was. One touch, and Rapunzel gets more than she bargains for. Her long hair is back, but getting rid of it won't be as simple as cutting. And she can't heal any more. Plus, the black rocks are now shooting up everywhere...and drawing closer to Corona. And it's up to Rapunzel, Eugene, and Cassandra to find out what's going on before Corona is destroyed. So yeah, no. It's really good. I love the animation, the comedy's spot-on, the characters are likeable, many voice actors from the movie have returned with excellent performances, (no, I don't know if the writers from the movie wrote the show, stop asking), the music is awesome, and when the characters break into the song, the songs DO service the plot, they DON'T reset Eugene's and Rapunzel's relationship status and instead build upon it, and it deals in moral ambiguity. Very well, I might add. So why haven't you heard of it? It's because Disney did a poor job of marketing it! I can count the number of people I met whom have heard of the show on one hand. Still, I think it's worth checking out.

[@heartless2147]

A lot of the stuff in Lion King 2 can be explained. They should've done it in the movie with a flashback or something but we got what we got. The Scar loyalists were most likely out looking for food far away from the Pridelands. It would explain why they thought Scar was the rightful king and hating Simba. Zira being Scar's mate while he wanted Nala can be explained as Zira being his side girl. He didn't want a queen originally, but when Zazu brought it up years later that's when he wanted Nala. She was a young adult while Zira was getting older, Scar likes em young I guess. Also Vitani is great, how dare you put her in the same camp as Nuka.

[@adamk-paxlogan7330Sucks]

fuck off ugly ass fake fan

[@midcadet]

C2 was obviously three pilot episodes of a Cinderella series that was not to be. However, I do wish Disney had actually picked it up as a series. Two of the three stories/episodes were good, the other was merely acceptable. Combined with Cinderella actually being Walt's personal favorite fairy tale, it makes me want to ask the test audience, "What were you thinking?!"

[@greninjastorm6734]

I actually really like some of the direct-to-video sequels, but obviously some of them are big fat stinkers

[@thecaptainsxyt]

Melody is a comfort character for me, as a neurodivergent kid who wanted to be a mermaid and had issues fitting in with my peers. That scene with her and the snotty aristocrats really got me as a child.

[@ILoveKimPossibleAlot]

That's fair.

[@hgp2461]

that is ww1 you can tell by the helmets I hope that helps you to tell in the future love the video

[@SharpDesign]

Did some research and apparently the octopus was created as a new nemesis for Captain Hook because it was felt that the Disney animators had exhausted all the comic possibilities of "Hook vs. the Crocodile" in the original Peter Pan (1953) ....Still makes no sense for a reason though. Don't even get me started on what the sequel to 101 dalmatians means. There was a freaky book sequel that was all a dream? And I just wanna forget that.