Top 10 Most Relatable Disney Characters

[@MsMojo]

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[@juliosombereo184]

@MsMojo can you do top underrated nick shows part 2 please

[@georgeprchal3924]

I hate to tell Merida but chances are she'll be shipped off to marry the dauphin so her father can strengthen his alliance with France against England.

[@someoneintheinternet8705]

Julio Sombereo good idea

[@katherineknapp6604]

❤🖤🏫😊

[@IconicallyCat]

come on you can't betray the aristocats especially marie

[@mellemadswoestenburg1296]

Anna's waking up scene is the most relatable thing i've ever seen in a Disney movie.

[@user-mn5si5jd5z]

@@avneetbagga5075 and cinderella

[@MrAcrizzy]

Melle Mads Woestenburg Yep.

[@sujatasarker2573]

So true lol

[@amirulasyraf1409]

@@user-mn5si5jd5z hell no..

[@alejandronieto4212]

Im a dude but I couldnt stop identifying myself with Ana

[@biancatana1336]

Rapunzel sure is relatable during quarantine. Can't imagine being in quarantine my whole life without internet! 😂

[@_R-R]

Borderline solitary confinement. Mentally hard indeed.

[@oleholm5601]

A life without internet or WiFi can make anyone crazy.

[@BG-be8di]

yes, i'm agree now that I think it

[@Furienna]

Yeah, Internet was indeed my savior during the pandemic.

[@slainedale8032]

In my opinion, Lilo and Nani are more relatable than Anna and Elsa, especially when they're together.

[@joshualowe959]

What about Elena , and her sister??

[@slainedale8032]

@@joshualowe959 Well, yeah. I don't watch that show much, but yeah, I guess.

[@raspberrycrowns9494]

Well Anna and Elsa pretty much spent their entire childhood separated, you'd have to know someone first to get that "relatableness"

[@kristinahuchison2511]

I agree. Considering Lilo was being picked on by her “friends” and Nani was trying to manage being a legal guardian and holding a full time job while having to tell David she just doesn’t have enough time for him, he honestly is so underrated considering he helped somewhat with Lilo and got Nani a new job, and understood her situation. Elsa and Anna seemed a tad boring, considering Elsa was told from a young age what triggered her powers.

[@pepito2847]

Hiro from Big Hero 6 I relate to because we are both awkward teens and sometimes feel intimidated by school and I relate to Andy from Toy Story because I too still care for and love my toys.

[@maddieward3273]

My sister and I love Big Hero 6. She teases me and tells me I’m just like honey lemon. 😂

[@RaiderGamerSpice]

If this list included live action characters, Mia Thermopolis and Alex Russo would be in the top 5 XD

[@thomas-stilinski8149]

I agree lol

[@tigrefofo3853]

Alex Russo

[@noname99234]

It’s “animated Disney movies” bro

[@luennealmeida3828]

Alex Russo? Really? I've always saw her as the typical Disney series main character: the selfish/self-centered kid who does everything for themselves and then when things go wrong they count on the people that they mistreated all the time or earlier that episode to solve their problems... Not in a bit relatable, just good for making you laugh.

[@gcproductions4199]

Yes lol

[@TheCommenterDragon]

You're so right MsMojo a lot of these Disney characters are indeed relatable!

[@RespectMyThickness]

I think I relate to both Judy and Nick. Judy’s “cute bunny” stereotype always reminded me of sexism and Nick’s “sly fox” stereotype reminded me of racism. As a Black woman I’ve experienced both my whole life. This is a cool list tho. I’d wished that Hades was on the list because I definitely relate to him from time to time lol

[@kaylee2515]

RespectMyThickness haha same, I have "a bit" of a temper

[@Yeetuspoket]

I'm sorry you have to go through that, love. Sending you much love to you❤️👑✨

[@riley-mb3tm]

HES A GUY

[@CaptainCretaceous91]

Arlo - we've all been afraid of life Quasimodo - we all feel safer inside than out there, but we also want to try the outside world Riku - overcoming his inner darkness Jack Skellington - we all want to improve ourselves

[@thesheto8962]

Jim Hawkins Still dealing with a loss

[@AllYellowJoshua]

Anna sleeping is all of us To be honest 💛😅

[@nakiarobby3996]

Yes 🤣🤣😭

[@The_Dudester]

Although Rapunzel was briefly mentioned what wasn't explored in her case: 1) Abducted children raised by their abductors-there are cases and sometimes it was a parent that just wouldn't cooperate with anyone. 2) 23 and me and other DNA testing companies have turned up cases of parents that cheated. In my case it was a great grandparent who not only changed his name but also completely lied about where he came from-the question is why. 3) Rapunzel somehow sensed that she came from other circumstances but was raised in the middle of nowhere. Once she got to where she came from she thrived. 4) To those who are 100% certain of their parents and siblings but they are also 100% different in every way. For instance, an artist raised among blue collar workers. Nothing wrong with blue collar workers, but what if you have that artistic flair?

[@joshuaayodele8269]

I’m a damsel, I’m in distress, I can handle this

[@nancyomalley9959]

Have a Nice Day!

[@joshuaayodele8269]

@Nancy O'Malley You too

[@nancyomalley9959]

@@joshuaayodele8269 You're Welcome-But I was quoting Megara-that's what she said to finish off that punchline

[@joshuaayodele8269]

Nancy O'Malley oh ok

[@joshuaayodele8269]

@Emma Maunsell Thanks 😊 You too

[@agente9988]

When I saw Anna on the Thumbnail I knew this list would be relatable

[@MrAcrizzy]

Yeah. That's a great thumbnail in my opinion.

[@olleselin]

How is the relatable?

[@savannahwestover2538]

I’m so glad that Belle was number one. I’ve related to her for as long as I can remember. I too love to read, even though my ADHD makes it hard to focus, and because I have been so different from my peers, I have also felt like an outsider, especially in 9th grade. Belle has always been my favorite Princess, possibly for the reasons I mentioned

[@danielleferreira2165]

When I was a kid Belle was my favorite princess close to Mulan. When I grown up I simpatazed more with Merida( for her mother I think) and Anna. If I was a mix of princesses would be Anna and Merida, weird mix, but its true.

[@emmanorman8172]

She was my favourite princess also, and when I had my only child a girl with brown hair and brown eyes I called her isabelle. In hopes that she can be herself always and not judge just by the outside and look on in the inside.

[@savannahwestover2538]

Emma Norman That’s sweet

[@danielleferreira2165]

@@emmanorman8172 the cutest

[@riley-mb3tm]

Me too!

[@lizebotha8783]

I probably relate to Judy the most because she is my favorite character on this list. We both want to make the world a better place and are always optimistic

[@annien.1727]

Me too.

[@MrAcrizzy]

Annie N. Me three.

[@tjohannsen5904]

Much better than your "problematic" Disney list

[@tjohannsen5904]

@Pierre Buie II they did a video of the top most problematic things from Disney movies, and a lot of the list was them grasping at straws trying to find problems that didn't exist.

[@g0dlyflamingo]

“Anna and Elsa are modern princesses that viewers can relate to” Yes, bc everybody can relate to having ice powers that you have to hide from the world. 🤣🤣🤣

[@laurenberry7750]

And everyone is best friends with their sibling :|

[@kaylee2515]

dOn'T yOu???

[@taylorstyles7337]

No but everyone has something they’re insecure about

[@kaylee2515]

Taylor Styles sadly, yes

[@I_Am_Max1]

Everyone just has powers

[@christiangay793]

I'd actually say Simba is way more relatable than Scar and definitely a lot more inspiring. We all felt insecure about something that's not our fault and we all tried to run away from our responsibilities at some point even though that hurt even more than facing them.

[@johannesvanderhorst9778]

And we all had moments when we couldn't wait to be grown up and have the role you'd expected to have.

[@SaraHouck461]

@@johannesvanderhorst9778 No wonder. Morals were unfortunately a bit too subtle for me to learn from in Disney films despite growing up with them. It's also no wonder English was my weakest subject when I was a high school teenager and was more of a math and science geek myself.

[@captainmarvelwilson508]

What? How is Scar more relatable than Simba? This is a joke. He is jealous of his brother, but he is absolute pure evil.

[@christiangay793]

@@captainmarvelwilson508 I guess a lot of it is due to the whole wanna-be-edgy sentiment like "oooh he said life's not fair and I'm surrounded by idiots haha he's such a mood so relatable"

[@BG-be8di]

I'm agree with your comentary; but he is also relatable because each of us always has someone special in our life and then we feel lost or depressed when we lose that person

[@jenchaeng5665]

honestly... if the aristocats were real, Edgar would have just killed the cats... but since it's disney, he gives them a chance

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

MsMojo: Number 9, Andy Davis Everyone: *Andy's coming*

[@joshj4416]

Avery the Cuban-American they forgot Jim from treasure planet

[@nannabelooa4161]

Quick! Turn into a toy!

[@aidanhever3369]

I more relate with Ariel from The Little Mermaid because we like swimming, collecting strange things, hearing music, we are curious on new things and we have a love and hate relationship with our fathers.

[@enderethan144]

Wall-E is a Disney character I can definitely relate to I'm still single. (Holds my own hand)

[@Johnistrying]

I was today years old that I found out Lilo’s last name is Pelekai.

[@spicyyfruit]

Johnistrying Same tho

[@mistyb1183]

Lol

[@nakiarobby3996]

Yup

[@AudreyC379]

Yup, same. 😂

[@Zzzk23]

Riley from inside out I felt should have gotten and honorable mention

[@jonnyboy4289]

I agree.

[@deliriousfreezer9236]

I remember when Disney was accused of racism for Tiana and the Frog when they where only being realistic to those times 🤦‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏿‍♀️

[@LegoReader12345hello]

yeesh and yet now people are judging them for not relasing song of the south and so they replace the ride with said frog movie

[@laurenberry7750]

Disney was accused of racism for making a movie with a black princess...?

[@deliriousfreezer9236]

@@laurenberry7750 Yes, for being the and I quote: "The only poor Disney Princess" forgetting about most of the others... And also the contrast of her white friend... Is not racist is just historically right

[@truesttome]

@@deliriousfreezer9236Disney wasn't at all concerned with historical accuracy when it cane to Pocahontas...

[@tiffanygray]

If you do a part 2, I hope you include Dumbo. He was bullied for being "different." A lot of people can totally relate. I definitely can. But he turned his pain into power!

[@kcsupersonic1]

How can you not even mention the character who in my mind is by far the most relatable Disney character out there, Ralph from Wreck-It Ralph?! I know I cannot be alone in identifying with Ralph's loneliness, desire to be valued, feeling trapped in some assigned role wanting to prove you can be more than what everyone tells you, that you can be. Ralph's hurt is so real, and so relatable, because we've likely all felt like a loser before. Who else here has also unintentionally hurt their friends because you were to afraid to be honest with them and thought you knew what was ultimately best for them? I know I have. Who else has fought an inner battle to accept him/herself, before ultimately realizing it is okay to be who you are. That is all just from the first film. In Ralph Breaks the Internet, Ralph becomes even more relatable. I know I have tried before to force my friends to choose my point of view over theirs and I certainly know what it feels like to be afraid of losing a friend who seems to be drifting away from me only for us to eventually come to the realization that true friendship goes beyond familiarity and is a bond that cannot be broken. I think we all like Ralph have struggled deciding between choices that involved putting our happiness first or our friends'.

[@danielleneville3725]

I've been rewatching the MCU, so when they showed the little clip of Scar and Mufasa all I could see was Loki and Thor.

[@loriannesutton9550]

I thought that Black Panther was similar with Mufasa and Scar because Chadwick fought his cousin to win back the Throne

[@danielleneville3725]

@@loriannesutton9550 Indeed. Black Panther was similar in circumstance. This clip was similar in speech and attitude.

[@kaylabear4696]

I mostly relate to Tiana and Belle because I believe in hardworking to get to your dreams plus I want more in life and I like books or cooking

[@Chocobear555]

Umm ... Lilo was never actually friends with the girls in hula class.

[@mistyb1183]

Yeah they was never actually her Friends I love all the Lilo and stitch movies and Lilo and stitch the series

[@ThePinkDragon]

unfiuntutiomallu

[@annafowdy]

Now make a list for DreamWorks characters. Pretty much all of their movies have someone you can relate to.

[@savannahwestover2538]

Branch and/or Poppy need to be on that list

[@annafowdy]

@@savannahwestover2538 I suppose Branch is relatable on the whole crazy-neighbors-who-throw-loud-parties aspect.

[@teo._.5333]

Shrek

[@annafowdy]

@@teo._.5333 you read my mind.

[@tombstonerforever9374]

Kristoff and Elsa are similar in how they treat Anna.

[@entertainer1987]

11:04 to 12:05, I related to Belle so much, especially during my early 20's. There was a guy in my life who was so much like Gaston. He was in fact "rude and conceited". Everyone else thought he was the greatest guy in the entire world, but I saw him for who he truly was and that was an arrogant and shallow jerk. Belle made me feel like I wasn't alone when it came to seeing people for their true colors. When I met Paige O'Hara (the voice of Belle) at Fax Expo Dallas 2018 I shared my story with her and she was so touched by it.

[@1hugegooboy]

One Reason Wreck-It Ralph was & will probably always be my Favorite movie is because I relate to him more than any other Disney Character. I have felt overlooked & underappreciated way more times than I could ever count, & have struggled with my own self-identity many times as a result. I relate to him far more than any of these characters in fact, though I certainly can identify with a couple at least

[@jonnyboy4289]

What about Simba, Ariel, Wreck it Ralph, Christopher Robin, or Max Goof?

[@glenncross4987]

Nani is only 19?! Heck more credit to her for taking care of lilo. She looked to be in her mid 20s

[@MrAcrizzy]

Judy Hopps and Anna are both cuties!

[@Laramaria2]

I can definitely relate to Merida, Judy, Lilo, Tiana,Louis and Belle 😂 Megara doesn't get enough credit... She's marvelous!

[@laylahumble6653]

I think Riley from inside out should have been included as well

[@someoneintheinternet8705]

That’s another great Disney top 10. I can relate myself a little as Anna and Tigger and I have a suggestion. Cause people on KZbin don’t talk much about the Nickelodeon show the Penguins of Madagascar, could you guys do a top 10 of best characters, funny moments or best moments of one of the best Nickelodeon show I ever known plz

[@savannahwestover2538]

Because of my ADHD, I was a really hyper child- and I still do get real energetic at times- and so my family decided that I am Tigger. We also decided I am Sneezy from Snow White because of how much I sneeze

[@someoneintheinternet8705]

Savannah Westover that’s sweet Tigger is the best from the Winnie the Pooh franchise I don’t know if I have ADHD but it’s cute. Also I also sneeze sometimes

[@savannahwestover2538]

Girly girl Yeah

[@g0dlyflamingo]

The moment in this vid when Merida said “our fate lives within us” My subtitles said “our feet lives within us” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🦶🏻

[@PerfectAlibi1]

She's from the other studio... XD

[@g0dlyflamingo]

PerfectAlibi 🤣🤣🤣 perfect response

[@superyoshibrosjgplush7671]

The Disney character I can mostly relate to is Baloo from The Jungle Book because I'm a laid-back person, and not a big fan of working, but I still will help others anyway. I can relate to Simba as well from The Lion King because I've grown as a person learning new things along the way in my life, and started to take much more responsibility like he has in the movie. Also sometimes I can have a temper like Baloo, and Simba in their movies.🐻🦁🌴🌳

[@sympa_is_misanthropic]

Imagine being replaced by freaking cats 😑. But tbh these characters are just 💯💯💯 Real, especially my boi Flynn, in my island with my cashhhhhhhhhhhhh 😂😂😂😂 Belle, weirdo = Relatable 🤧🙈

[@despinabosl8870]

Am I the only one who remembers Flynn asked in the pub why everyone always sing?

[@isabelladerwin6395]

Belle and Eugene/Flynn have always been the most relatable, and Ariel is just a brat and King Tritons a good dad

[@troto7735]

*uploaded 53 minutes ago* MsMojo's pinned comment: *1 week ago* Me: wat

[@mickyv.2194]

This is the "You're drunk KZbin" comment but better

[@SkribbleDrawz]

MUM! KZbin IS ON METH AGAIN!

[@rattis]

Im mostly like Frollo because I'm a sophisticated man of class and culture, far above the common vulgar trash.

[@marcello7781]

I find Jim Hawkins very relatable.

[@1992disney]

Unfortunately, because of the fact that Treasure Planet bombed so badly, Mojo thinks that both he and the movie just aren't that "good enough" to be worth adding to lists like this.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

@@1992disney Why is that? Aristocats and Hercules didn't do well at the box office either, but they're still included.

[@1992disney]

@@vetarlittorf1807 Because those two in particular didn't do as badly in theaters as TP did. That's why they're more loved and represented than TP, even though they're actually inferior to TP.

[@lojanta]

I agree

[@justawaterdrop]

Lewis Robinson is (at least to me) most relatable. I was so happy to see him on this list (even if only as a honorable mention)

[@virlinehonore9767]

4:13 wow i never knew her last name 😂😂

[@mistyb1183]

Yes that’s their last name I love Lilo and stitch movies and the TV series

[@mistyb1183]

Yes that’s their last name I love Lilo and stitch movies and the TV series

[@cece4226]

Yes, when I saw "Toy Story 3", I was a mess! 😭😭

[@lizaharris4517]

i will always cry at the finale of that movie

[@Sarahkoruya]

i hope everyone reading this has a lovely day today filled with love & happiness 💜💜

[@peachycamie1013]

I personally relate to Scar quite a bit. My older sister has always been the more successful sibling, anything remotely successful I’ve done I can think of is just passed off as mediocre, like “Oh, she did something. To bad her sister already did the same thing.”

[@strangereactions6]

Tiana is ICONIC

[@darkangel_1978]

A good part of me can relate to Merida. My mom was constantly trying to pair me off with some guy she just met. All the guy had to do, was be nice to her, and she would try to play matchmaker. Fortunately for me, I never had an interest in any of them, so I was single when my husband popped back into my life (we had been high school sweethearts).

[@swallowtailbutterfly9584]

Though Frozen is a fantasy story... it is so relatable to me, someone who is suffering from depression and anxiety, I relate to Elsa the most, she somehow represents me, a whole life behind doors, captivated, that line just pulls a string of my heart: Conceal, don't feel, don't let them know.....

[@jamalvargas6146]

Not movies but Oscar proud Ron stoppable Gus griswald and Tarzan

[@thegodofcreepy]

I really relate to Yzma. We both get annoyed by people, we're great at throwing shade, we both believe we're super fabulous, and we put up with so much crap through our lives.

[@miraculousmongoose2110]

Wasabi from Big Hero 6 is by far the most relatable when it comes to times during COVID

[@belhlv]

"DeStInY-" "A horse."

[@ThePikaBand]

The most relatable scenes I have seen in Disney movies' are Flynn's "Oh no, I don't sing" and Enchanted's Robert's "I've never heard this song. I don't sing. And I really don't dance."

[@lulub517]

No Violet from Incredibles? I thought she was incredibly relatable (no pun intended) especially in the second movie.

[@kristinahuchison2511]

I agree, considering Dick accidentally erased Tony’s crush on Violet, and she was so scared he wouldn’t accept her as a superhero. The ending is hilarious with all the Parrs going with her to the movie theater and she’s trying to convince them its just her and Tony, until they have a job to do and fling money at him for tickets

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

I’m a very relatable character

[@tombstonerforever9374]

No one would admit it though.

[@joshuaayodele8269]

Excuse me why did you pour to your people that Ronaldo won the World Cup. Just asking? Why would would u even let your country go though you have a shit national team

[@FindingMomo2317]

"Disney fans aand basically the rest of the world have fallen hard for Frozen." Me: (Press X for doubt)

[@matthewstahl2487]

There should be a TOP 20 list of characters on this video. There are more relations than you think.

[@jasminejohnston6393]

Hades is voiced by James Woods that makes him awesome!

[@colleenflett]

Tiana is the most relatable for me. Getting up super early every day. Having to work hard for what you want. Knowing you will get what you want if you just suffer through it all.

[@jonathanbarnez]

I am surprised Woody or Buzz Lightyear wasn’t on the list or Ian Lightfoot.

[@hollylovesgiraffes]

A chance to find true love poor Elsa I love the bit in Frozen when Anna punches Hans

[@BG-be8di]

when we are children, we only enjoy the movie; but when we grow up, we already analyze the movie and we can identify ourselves the most relatable characters for me are: Tiana, because she is an example about follow our dreams with effort, dedicattion and hard work Andy from Toy Story, because through he, we can feel how sad it is to leave childhood and miss it. Judy Hopps, also is an example about don't give up on our dreams and fight for them And you would have included Mirabel from Encanto..

[@lunahix4815]

Of course Anna is relatable. She's the only princess who had bed hair. Nice to see a change from the 'perfect princess who wakes up beautiful'. 😂😂😂

[@michaeloluwajuyemi4546]

Belle relates to everyone! Everyone’s different! Odd is different!

[@AnimeVideoGameFanGirl]

I can definitely relate with Merida! 😊 Life complete!

[@disneyfan8719]

To me, Merida just feels like all the Disney Princesses before her put into a blender, and I feel the ONLY reason Edgar is "relatable" is cause giving money to cats was just stupid a idea in the first place. The rest I can totally see how they relate to others, even me!

[@jonnyboy4289]

I can see how people relate to Merida. But, yeah I have to agree she is filled with Disney cliches that we've been exposed to many times. So, somehow I don't find Merida interesting. I mean she's not awful. I just don't find her interesting.

[@kristinahuchison2511]

Merida was the first princess who didn’t have a love interest I believe, but wasn’t the first who originally wasn’t looking for love. That belongs to Pocahontas, considering she was similar to Merida that she didn’t want to marry Kocuom because she knew she’d never be happy with him. She was even pressured by her father that eventually she’d need to be more mature instead of always running off. I don’t count Belle because Gaston literally is French for suitor, plus the whole point of the story was it wasn’t enough for Beast to love her, she had to love him back.

[@kyaria8888]

I identify with sid because I broke and fixed all my toys

[@lordnightingale7346]

After all this years, now I learn that Andy has a surname, and that surname is Davis...

[@ellensweigert754]

Disney Characters I relate to the most Belle From Beauty and the Beast Meg From Hercules Judy Hops from Zoomtopia Anastasia from Anastasia Wendy from Peter Pan Madeline from Hunchback of Norta Dane 2 Grandmother Willow- Pocahontas Queen Iduna -Frozen Characters Sadness from Inside Out

[@rachelcoffman2328]

I think Andy from Toy Story is more reliable. Like remember your childhood toy that you still kept for years. Megera is sassy and sarcastic but she does mean well with facing the consequences.

[@jenniedarling3710]

I think Ariel is relatable, as a rebellious teenager who will stop at nothing to go against her father and other influential people in her life.

[@jonnyboy4289]

Even I can relate to Ariel as I know what it's like to have an overbearing and overprotective parent, even if their intentions are good.

[@1992disney]

But there are a lot of people out there who hate both her and The Little Mermaid and think that both of them are overrated. Those haters believe that Ariel is such a selfish, unlikable, unsympathetic, whiny, immature, entitled, and unsympathetic brat and falsely accuse her for abandoning everything just so she could be with a man that she barely even knew forever. And those same haters were obviously overlooking the fact that being with a man, even if she doesn't know him very well, actually wasn't her only goal. It wasn't even her original goal because before she saw Prince Eric for the first time and fell in love with him, she was collecting human treasures that sank beneath the ocean, was so curious about what the human world is really like, and wanted to know what it feels like to be a human herself. So when she finally got the chance, she met Ursula and made a deal with her in exchange for Ariel's voice, but there's a catch to it. If Ariel fails to get Eric to kiss her before the sun sets on the third day, she'll turn back into a mermaid and become Ursula's prisoner forever. Being with Eric forever was the only way for Ariel to ever experience the human world to begin with since that was part of her ultimate goal.

[@jonnyboy4289]

@@1992disney What about the complaints of Ariel being a poorly written and unlikable bratty jerk?

[@1992disney]

@@jonnyboy4289 You should look that up and see for yourself. The Nostalgia Chick's Little Mermaid review is just one example.

[@annafowdy]

@@jonnyboy4289 someone called Lilo a brat once, some other guy called them out in a video.

[@letolethe3344]

Not even a mention of Riley from Inside Out? I thought most people could relate to the urge to run away from home--the fear of a new school and making new friends.

[@mariapdr3261]

I’m so happy someone is finally defending King Triton. Like Ariel was sixteen years old and in love with a dude from another species she’d never met, of course he’d freak.

[@kristinahuchison2511]

I agree. Yes Triton is rather pretty uptight and has a bit of a temper, but watching Ariel’s Beginning it explains why he hates humans, not to mention Ariel resembles Athena a lot and has the most beautiful voice just like her mother. As much as I love the Little Mermaid, the fact Triton let her be with Eric is a bit mind boggling, considering Eric didn’t even know her name until last night and fell in love with her voice, not who she was without it. Yes he’s a gentleman with a heart of gold, but he couldn’t forget the beautiful voice. He even exclaimed right before Ariel came in “I’m telling you she was real! I’m going to find her, and I’m going to marry her” What would’ve happened if it was one of her sisters that had the voice? Plus I feel Ariel’s desire to learn about the human world kinda dissolved after she and Eric got married

[@TheSpotlightyt]

Very relatable. I should have that in my NEXT vids. 💯

[@LordBummenbachsBalls]

Belle and Scar are the most relatable Disney characters on this list for me.

[@zamyafields6513]

Simba (The Lion King), Merida (Brave), Judy Hopps (Zootopia), Anna (Frozen franchise), Megara (Hercules), Flynn Rider (Tangled), Tiana (The Princess and the Frog), Wendy Darling (Peter Pan), Belle (Beauty and the Beast)

[@chasehedges6775]

All of them. Whether they're heroes or villains.

[@m3-353]

Can’t relate I jus wake up and get this bread 🥖 💯

[@Am21Cards84]

I’m ** very ** surprised Mulan did not rank 1st or 2nd, for trying to find out who you are;/where you belong in this world, especially when everyone else has specific expectations of you..

[@paballodikobo8992]

Preach!

[@I_Am_Max1]

Out of all Disney princesses, I relate to bell the most because we both love reading and are amazed by big libraries

[@kristinahuchison2511]

Honestly why can I see Belle and Milo Thatch becoming BFFs? Considering he’s a mousey little bookworm and I’m sure Belle would be fascinated by the Shepherd’s Journal about the mysterious Atlantis

[@katherineknapp6604]

The movie I connect to most is Pocahontas!! ( although I am a bit of a bookworm and an selfprossed weirdo like Belle which came out the same year I was born)

[@kristinahuchison2511]

I agree, considering she struggled with what path to choose, her dad’s arranged marriage she knew she’d never be happy in, or the mysterious dream? I actually relate a lot to being unsure what to do in life. Not to mention Grandmother Willow is the only person who actually believed in their forbidden love and convinced Smith they had to try to speak with her father to at least avoid war

[@kingsd5914]

Let me just say first I loved Brave! It was one of the better disney princess movies and I know Milan was not technically a princess but she didn’t need a man to save her she saved the men.

[@joshualowe959]

If Hades is relatable, what about Scar from Lion King? Scar was jealous of his older siblings just like many people had sibling rivalries

[@michaeloluwajuyemi4546]

Eugene and Aladdin are relatable in the same way.

[@noahglenn189]

Agreed!!!!! These ones are so relatable!!!!! 💖

[@aidanbarnes4290]

Ian Lightfoot is the character I relate to most

[@lizalex3439]

the lion king brothers are like thor and loki from marvel.

[@joshualowe959]

We can all related to Rapunzel & Quasimodo because like Rapunzel & Quasimodo, we are taught that the world is cruel and wicked....and also we are told to stay in our houses and never leave(for us it's because of the Coronavirus) We can relate to Simba & Ariel because like Simba & Ariel, we disobeyed our parents by doing things we weren't supposed to do or went places we weren't supposed to go.

[@lucigirl17]

Belle has always been my favorite Disney Princess and I'm a major bookworm, her library has been my ultimate goal for my house since I first saw the movie

[@daviderickson6810]

Anna is my favorite Disney princess! She is super relatable

[@susydesanctis4755]

Lilo and Stitch is one of my favourite Disney movies, anyway, I love the scenes of the song "I've Got a Dream" XD

[@annafowdy]

Never been this early.