Top 20 Disney Heroines Ranked From Least to Most Relatable

It's time to rank the Disney heroines from least to most relatable. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most notable female protagonists from the studio’s animated films. Our countdown includes "Sleeping Beauty," "Frozen," "The Little Mermaid," and more! Which Disney heroine makes YOU feel seen? Let us know in the comments!
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[@MsMojo]

Which Disney heroine makes YOU feel seen? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 10 Most Relatable Disney Princess Moments: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqCXlaKrfLKhp7M

[@chasehedges6775]

All of the are relatable

[@marcusyates3044]

Top 10 Best Superheroes Made By Disney/Channel!

[@marcusyates3044]

Top 10 Best Disney Afternoon Cartoon: 90s or 2000s!

[@samuelcollantes1175]

Definetily Mirabel

[@danielfarkasatzel1952]

Sally

[@DanGamingFan2846]

I relate most to Tiana. Being so overworked nearly 24/7 in order to make your dreams come true is a struggle I go through everyday. It's characters like her that remind me how much it's worth it, while characters like Naveen remind me that everyone needs to let loose sometimes.

[@sukuntee]

Cinderella can be relatable to strict neglecting/abusive family backgrounds.

[@Oilerpa]

Id like to talk to your Fairy Godmother 🤣🤣🤣

[@PrincessMavenKittyDarkholme]

So was Snow or Auroa

[@CatieBubbles]

Tbh I'm actually hurt at the exclusion of Lilo and Nani. Lilo meant so much to me growing up as an undiagnosed Autistic girl and Nani reminded me so much of my older sister who did her best trying to handle me. I also related heavily with Stitch because I felt like I was a monster programmed to only do the wrong thing.. but Stitch isn't a heroine lol

[@ML-qh6dv]

I'm not autistic but I see myself in Lilo so much. It really sucked to have her missed on the list!

[@dafilmqueen556]

I'm autistic too! My mother has to work while taking care of four kids, with me being the oldest at 20 going on 21. Nani and Lilo are honestly relatable in that sense..

[@waterdragon55]

She isn't a princess thts y but she is like a character that can be in this position if it wasn't disney princesses

[@CatieBubbles]

@@waterdragon55 this is 'heroines' not princesses. There are others on this list that aren't princesses either. Jane for one.

[@urbanmusiq]

I loved Lilo and Nani! They were awesome 😊 btw when you said undiagnosed autism, does that mean that you were diagnosed later on in life or you’re suspecting that you are autistic but haven’t been diagnosed yet? I’m just curious, cause I might be too…

[@hannahpatwell5435]

No Wendy Darling?! Wendy is the very epitome of relatable. We've all liked somebody that we shouldn't have, been turned by a pretty face and a pretty head. And then she chooses her own self happiness over a potentially toxic relationship. And on top of that she's making that mature decision at 12 years old. Personally I think she doesn't get enough credit.

[@scarlettrose2746]

Hmmm you are right that she dose not get enough credit (although Mirabel is still the best🤩)

[@hannahpatwell5435]

@@scarlettrose2746 thank you for acknowledging that, most people call her bland and boring

[@finland4ever55]

Cinderella is actually quite relatable. Not in terms of having the luck to go to a ball, most people aren't like that, but many children are in abusive households. And she does have more character development in the sequels, you forgot. Heck in the first part of the second movie, the plot is literally about her making mistakes and being under pressure, trying to make others happy instead of doing what makes HER happy, so actually she is fairly relatable.

[@suzanne6005]

@Hwoarang Me either

[@honeynation]

For me, Belle and Ariel have always been the most relatable characters to me. They are in my top 2. Like Belle, I'm also a bookworm and always dreamed of something more exciting in life. I, especially, felt that more in my early 20s. And like Ariel, I also have that adventurous spirit and want to explore the world.

[@joshuamohlman]

I related to Mirabel when I was growing up. I tried to make myself stand out in school, but I knew I couldn’t do that by trying to be the person everyone thought I was. As my grandmother once told me, “you don’t have to stand out to matter, you just have to be yourself”. I carry that with me everyday

[@josempinma_hi]

all true for me but the pep talk

[@aceaceron1026]

My great-grandmother came to America as an indentured servant for a family of Eastern-Europeans. Another great-grandmother was a servant to her aunt and cousins after her father sold her. So I feel Cinderella and Snow White are a tad more relatable if you don't have rich parents.

[@gorzkawodka]

Yes, and those stories show that without some help from good people you won't be able to achieve a success.

[@waterdragon55]

Just going to say thts cruel yes its history but really cruel that her father literally sold her to them 💔

[@thecaptainsxyt]

I disagreed with their assessment of SW and Cindy, but it's popular to shit on the OG princesses because they don't wield a sword and don't have the superficial trappings of looking "strong" to people who don't pay attention to the things they're watching.

[@MissyFaith1971]

Encanto has become pretty relatable for me. Mirabel and Bruno especially for me.

[@bellatrixblack6942]

As the older sister I relate to Merida, Isabela, Luisa and Elsa. They must be the example and they have to be what their parents want them to be and do everything they expect. This is so much pressure and they do anything to protect their younger siblings even from themselves but they crave for freedom and they finally just want to be themselves and be accepted as who they are without having to explain themselves to anyone. Sometimes they have to be drastic to finally get their freedom because it sure as hell doesn't come for free.

[@trinaq]

Yes, I knew that Maribel would be ranked high in this list. Despite not having a physical gift, she brings out the best in her family, and is truly the heart of the Madrigals.

[@chasehedges6775]

I relate to her so much

[@EvelynL.1112]

​@@chasehedges6775 You liked Mirabel from Encanto? What did she have that Anna didn't have? They both are little sisters who don't have magical powers like their older sisters.

[@lilac3266]

@@EvelynL.1112 nobody is talking about Anna from frozen? damn mirabel is already overlooked enough in her own movie now yall trying to compare her to Anna?

[@EvelynL.1112]

@@lilac3266 Well, Anna is already overlooked to in her own movie! Everyone thinks Elsa is the main character of Frozen for some stupid reason!

[@lilac3266]

@@EvelynL.1112 yeah but this comment isn’t about her? She isn’t even mentioned here so why are u acting like theyre attacking anna when all they’re saying is mirabels a great character?

[@Sufi7]

Esmeralda and Megara should be higher in the ranking. They're amazing heroines, down-to-earth and brave. And their life stories are more mature than others. I'm glad that at least Tiana is 2nd, she's so determined and resourceful.

[@heymistercarter.]

What about Judy Hopps from Zootopia? Yea, she's an anthropomorphic rabbit, but she has some pretty relatable struggles and conflicts that could qualify her for this. Man, why is Disney seemingly trying to bury Zootopia? It's a phenomenal movie!

[@Daniel_Huffman]

It's probably because they're bitter over _Zootopia_ accidentally making a billion dollars and being the fourth-highest grossing film of 2016 while their intended success of that year, _Moana,_ didn't even make the top ten. Your guess is as good as mine.

[@lilac3266]

I’m sorry how is disney trying to bury zootopia when it has a spin off show and a sequel in the works?

[@heymistercarter.]

@@Daniel_Huffman AND won the Animated Feature Oscar over MOANA.

[@TheCommenterDragon]

Of course these Disney heroines would be found relatable by many people, For being relatable is one of the many traits that makes these Disney princesses good characters!

[@arielle8010]

You mean GRAND!!!

[@jacksonpauls3495]

I'm surprised that Alice is so low. The moment when she realizes she's at fault for her own problems in the "Very Good Advice" really hit close to home for me, especially as I got older. Who can't relate to being in a bad situation that you created knowing full well you should have known better. Everyone has that moment when you realize that your old habits die hard and it stings knowing your struggling to take responsibility for yourself. That moment when a lesson comes to you as a slap to the face. I understand Alice in Wonderland isn't a traditional coming of age story, but still, you don't see that too often. The hero/heroine admits their mistakes without the movie framing it like they were taken advantage of by someone, especially in kids movies. Is it just me?

[@arielle8010]

HELL TO THE NO!!!!

[@brandonhealy7158]

I related so much to Alice.. even the bullying and gaslighting she endured from the characters was so painful… the loneliness was the worst 😢 I remember being hurt so much from being shut out when I was younger even more than being bullied sometimes… 😞

[@amacookies89]

NO I also related to her that scene. Especially now as an adult.

[@reikun86]

@@brandonhealy7158Those flowers were jerks

[@casckettfriki]

The ones I feel most related to are Megara, I am also a lonely and sarcastic person, and to Esmeralda, because as an outcast I've always been (although not for the same reason than her), I've suffered the discrimination (bullying) from other people. But I would like to think that I keep being myself despite that, and I keep having my strong attitude despite all hate

[@516tigergirl]

I mostly relate to Elsa. I was surprise she only #11. She represent all the introverts out in the world, including myself.

[@LeonardoKlotz]

Little girls watch this and are like... "Why I'm not a princess already?"

[@kassandra0]

Cinderella did NOT deserve to be so low. Especially for such an old movie it is still very relatable. Also Elsa being below Ariel what 😭

[@Showman_87]

Not surprising at this point sadly, this channel always shows recency bias while undermining and victim blaming Cinderella whenever there's a Disney Princess rank

[@pepito2847]

Mulan is way braver than my cowardly self But the scenes with her interacting with the friends she made during training I relate too I had fun times and conversations with friends from my high school track team the way mulan did with her friends

[@jonnyboy4289]

Ariel may be my favorite Disney heroine, but I relate to Anna the most. She thinks alot like me, she's quirky and energetic like me, she acts like me, and when things get dark in Frozen 2, I strongly connect, and root for her because I act like Anna when things get dark, too.

[@PearlCradle]

I think one large factor to take in here is that relatability changes overtime due to... well, social changes.

[@joheljimenez696]

As a young Hispanic American guy when I first saw princess and the frog it was like watching myself and Mirabel its never easy being different from everyone else

[@kassandra0]

Honestly this list is absolutely no where near accurate for me 😂 that said this is a hard topic to create a list for as no one is going to relate to things the same and we appreciate the effort ❤

[@shehulkgolding2206]

Haven't watched the video yet but I'm sure Snow White was pretty relatable when she first came out. She's one of my favorites.

[@catherinedyaunka2640]

Wishing for a reaction update after the video ends

[@jaclynsanture6643]

Mine too, I have fair skin and really dark hair

[@shehulkgolding2206]

​@@catherinedyaunka2640 My thoughts after the video is that it's biased against the older characters which I figured it would be. They just pick and choose which character traits and story beats to talk about. I'm sure if they actually did all their research rewatched all these movies they would find this list pointless. There are billions of people currently in the world and, not to mention the billions no longer with us. Relatability isn't a general thing.

[@TCWRebelsResistanceWords]

I’m so glad Merida and Mirabelle are at the top of the lists cause they’re people I can relate to the most! Even to this day, people keep saying that I should do what THEY think is best for me and that I shouldn’t do what I want to do because I have ADHD and “don’t know any better” but I want to do my own decisions and prove that I know more than people think I do. And it’s because of my ADHD that I’m an oddball like Mirabelle, especially to my immediate family. While I’m well-loved by my extended family and am always included in group activities and such, when it comes to my parents and younger brother (who also has autism), they would much rather pass me over and regard me as a black sheep and would much rather choose my own brother over me despite the fact that I’m more independent and less “high-maintenance” than him cause I’m not as severe on the autistic spectrum as he is yet they always choose him because unlike him I don’t just sit there quietly and behave perfectly. Like Mirabelle, I always feel like I have to be someone I’m not in order to fit in with my family

[@clairethechimera9718]

Hey, don’t discredit Cinderella. Cause, unlike Snow White and Aurora, SHE gets sequels, and they’re awesome!

[@vesbarrow]

Snow White got a sequel. It's called Happily Ever After.

[@vetarlittorf1807]

Alice should be higher. She is very relatable to kids with very active imaginations.

[@Furienna]

20: It is true that Snow White comes across as a parody of a Disney Princess even if she was the first one, but I must say that I adore her relationship with the dwarfs. 19: It is true that Aurora's only role in the story seems to be to be fought over by the fairies and Maleficent and then fall asleep, but that is hardly her fault. 18: Okay, now I must really disagree since Cinderella is my favorie out of the three classic princesses since she actually has a spunky side to her. 17: Even if Alice is an okay character, her movie is bizarre enough to make it impossible for me to finish it. 16: It is pointless to criticize "Pocahontas" for the historical inaccuracies since a Disney movie about Pocahontas would have to take such liberties. Since I haven't seen "Raya and the last dragon" yet, I can't really say anything about Raya. However, I guess I just agree about the rest even though I would change some of the placings even if I would keep Mirabel at the top. But I would say that I relate a lot to Belle and Jane Porter as well.

[@charlottehardy822]

I would have to say Belle is the most relatable. Don’t think I’ve ever related to a character as much as her, except in the look’s department.

[@jaelynnelson3455]

Though she may not be the most relatable disney princess, I think all of us can appreciate Snow White for being THE ORIGINAL disney princess

[@ggt47]

Leave Snow White Alone. She was a prisoner in her own home most of her life. 😭

[@jimbo9208]

why of all the heroines she is the least

[@ggt47]

@@jimbo9208 Not sure. About mean. And reliability is more of an opinion than a fact.

[@thecaptainsxyt]

​@@jimbo9208 Because she doesn't wield a sword and doesn't have the superficial trappings of being "strong" and "independent" to people who don't pay attention to the things they watch.

[@ggt47]

@@thecaptainsxyt Indeed. Modern woman have to be all girlbosses those are the rules.

[@krisrhood2127]

Plus she was a kid

[@BG-be8di]

Oh Yeah.. Mirabel deserves truly the First place: Is the most relatable for those of us who don't feel special.. Also Tiana for inspiring us to strive for our dreams.. Elsa, like her, at first it scares us to show ourselves how we really are and what makes us special and I love when she discovers that she is who she is, and accepts herself.. Anna, for her altruism and resilience, I don't know what I felt when I saw her get up from her depression, IT'S VERY RELATABLE for me.. Mulan, because at the beginning, she wanted to save her father and bring honor to her family, seeking to improve herself.. Rapunzel is creative, dreamy, adventurous, curious and a free spirit, self-sufficient although she did not believe it.. and Bella is seen as an odd for not socializing much; and I think that should have to be here Nala or not? for reminding others of their responsibility and for what is right

[@toplaycool21]

What about Wendy from Peter Pan? Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas? Lilo from Lilo & Stitch? Helen Parr from The Incredibles, Vanellope from the Wreck It Ralph franchise, or Mei Lee from Turning Red?

[@thomaslevy2119]

I was going to mention the same thing. However, none of those heroines are princesses and some are not from Disney. Sounds like another list is needed.

[@toplaycool21]

@@thomaslevy2119 they are all Disney. Pixar is owned by Disney hence Merida being on the list. But also, Alice, Esmeralda, Megara, Jane, and Mirabel are not princesses.

[@kelleyceccato7025]

@@toplaycool21 Exactly. And if Merida can make the list, why shouldn't Mei? Or Joy from Inside Out, for that matter? I can relate to her sorrow as she discovers perpetual positivity doesn't work.

[@waheedabdullah6371]

If Snow White dies from eating an apple that isn't relatable to anyone who had food poison isn't too relatable, I don't know what is

[@suzanne6005]

Unless you believe that the apple was covered with nightshade poison ( that’s not really relatable to a lot of people I don’t think many people eat enough nightshade juice to get this close) the apple is relatable.

[@suzanne6005]

I relate to Snow White better than I do Rapunzel cause I have never been a huge fan of the Rapunzel story and the disney took many cliches and pressed them into the Tangled movie so that I find it boring and Mandy Moore's voice doesn't help either I never liked her to begin with. That movie's below even the animated Lion King which is my second least favorite because I actually don't like Simba (youngSimba)

[@suzanne6005]

I relate to Snow White because she was the only Princess to pray and I pray a lot and the way she prays is the way it is mentioned in old nursery rhymes kneeling at your bedside. And to me that's a sweet ode.

[@suzanne6005]

@Pink Girl My tip is apples don't usually smell sweet in fact they don't have a smell but the blossoms do so since nightshade is a berry juice most berries smell sweet which would make the apple smell sweet. But not everyone has good noses.

[@Awesomeautisticgirl]

I personally relate to both Mirabel and Elsa because both women aren't afraid to be different in their own unique ways. And I should know because I have autism, and that's what makes me different from anyone I ever met

[@9386AliG]

I’m more like Mirabel. I feel like I am nothing special and that I don’t fit in with my family.

[@gorzkawodka]

You are forgetting that without some help, without other people you won't achieve a success in your life. Cindirella and Snow White story shows us that you need friends even if you were born as a princess, cause when you loose money things get rough. They are relatable.

[@Furienna]

Cinderella was never born as a princess. But otherwise, I agree.

[@wherewego6960]

The lack of Judy Hopps is appalling

[@artangel1115]

If we're honest with ourselves, Alice is the most relatable. I also keep eating and drinking everything in sight in hopes it'll fix my problems...

[@ZeldaSam1]

15:22 Ignorance is bliss!!! I'm SO glad some adult/naughty jokes &/or references STILL go right over my head!!!

[@mig0171]

I’m relate to rapunzel because two things: I like painting and art I like color purple

[@laurenmontera9516]

I see myself in Melody, Belle, Cinderella and Elsa. I am intrigued, wanting to emerse myself in other cultures, resourceful, introverted, never wanting to hurt anyone until necessary, a rule follower, practical, thoughtful and have tons of pressure on myself with no confidence to back it up.

[@eljordinio7647]

Mirabel definitely is relatable. It's not easy being ordinary and feeling inferior to others cos you lack something they have

[@Furienna]

That said, we have to give "Encanto" credit for showing us that there won't be only one victim in a dysfunctional famlly.

[@lilac3266]

mirabel madrigal the realest disney girl ever.

[@samuelcollantes1175]

This top Made me feel identified with all of it's characters (but specially Mirabel) happy tuesday Ms Mojo and i hope i see you soon for more, take care and God bless you, greetings from Colombia.

[@kittenpinkley]

Congratulations on 5 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS 👏🏻 🎉

[@ellie9311]

can you do the top 20 Disney Heroes from Least to Most Relatable please?

[@chasehedges6775]

All of them are absolutely relatable on some level

[@arielle8010]

PRECISELY!!!!

[@georgeray1906]

Yeah and some of the princess have inner strength like Snow White with her kindness or Cinderella putting with her stepmother plus stepsisters treating her like a slave as well as wanting just one day to herself which she gained by going to the ball thanks to her fairy godmother.

[@Sailor11Sedna]

For me, it’s a combination of Tiana, Mirabel and Anna. Now that my dad has semi-retired to part time hours, my forty hours a week makes me the current hardest worker in the family, but both my parents have had to work harder in the past. Compared to the rest of my family, I feel unreliable and not as clever. I also didn’t realize what struggles my older brother was going through because I had struggles of my own. Where I’m closer to Tiana is that my dream is to be alone. I can think about what the perfect guy might be like, but that doesn’t mean he’ll exist, let alone like me. But other characters keep trying to force her to believe in love. And obviously I have traded body parts to a sea witch.

[@marcusyates3044]

Top 10 Best Disney Afternoon Cartoon: 90s or 2000s!

[@chasehedges6775]

👍👍👍

[@adriangarcia543]

Good idea

[@dovelynrae9618]

3:35 I found that pretty relatable.

[@andreasmeelie1889]

When I was a kid I felt like I could fit in with anybody due to the fact that I loved cartoons and I was Pokemon's number one fan and all of my friends went along with me even creating endless stories over them. Yet once I started becoming a preteen and a teenager and I became Sonic the Hedgehog's number one fan everything changed. It was like everyone had moved on from cartoons and making up stories over them but me. I had friends who loved cartoons, yes, but it was like I was more into them than they were and while I did embrace reality more I felt like they cared more about reality in some ways more than me. It really made me feel like a total outcast especially since I made up three novels that were over a thousand pages over Sonic and his show, Sonic X, with my own twist and spin. To make matters worse I saw in teenage books and teenage things that claimed to relate with me and all it was about was about teens talking about boys, talking about reality, talking about makeup, talking about girlie girl things like fashion, things that I'm not at all into. That really made me feel like a lot of Disney princesses out there or outcast characters out there who is the only one who can't do or aren't into the things that other characters are into. Ariel is my favorite Disney Princess and she's the only one who longs for the human world and not her own world, Rapunzel is my second favorite and she fights for her dreams like I do, and Mirabel is one of my favorite Disney Princesses yet she starts off not ordinary in everyone else's eyes only to wind up extraordinary in the end. I also was diagnosed with autism when I was 26 so it explains why I felt so out of place in some ways even though I was great at making friends. I’m 29 now. Reality is more important and I have embraced it even as a teenager and a preteen but I can’t deny that I have a love for fantasy more so than others out there if that makes sense. I now feel extraordinary in the end just like Mirable and I have a boyfriend who is in lots of ways like me and loves me for who I am and I have found people like me in real life and on the internet. So I found myself. I love it! EEP! :)

[@lilac3266]

this was the cutest comment ever !

[@andreasmeelie1889]

@@lilac3266 Awe! Thank you! Especially since it came straight from the heart! EEP!🤩

[@garveyneal1672]

Can you do top 20 Disney Villains ranked from Least to most relatable?

[@CGold75]

Way to spoil the #1 spot in the Thumbnail 😂

[@cameronjr8]

Let’s do Top 20 underrated Disney Heroines. Or did it already happen?

[@adriangarcia543]

Good video Msmojo

[@jwpaulson2360]

An interesting list. I might have a quibble here and there over placement, but "that's just me". I did appreciate Tiana ranking well; love that movie.

[@annien.1727]

For me, it's Ariel, Snow White and Alice. Like Ariel, i'm determined and independent. Like Snow White, I care about others and love animals. Like Alice, I'm imaginative and curious about new things.

[@reist222]

I relate to vanellope von schweetz. I've felt like a mistake and an outcast before. She doesn’t want anything other than to be included

[@kfemme68]

I can give you 8 to 10 of them I relate to but I'm also in my 50s and I've lived a good portion of my life and know where it's been and somewhat of where it's going. The strongest connections are to Mirabel for how she was treated in her family and Elsa for when I finally broke free from the idea that I would ever get the love and acceptance that I had been living my whole life for (in other words, I spent my childhood and into my early 20s living the life my family wanted me to live in hopes it would gain me their love). It never was going to happen so I had to make that happen for myself. The others are pieces of Belle, Esmeralda, Anna, Rapunzel, Merida, Mulan and Ariel. I would guess that many of us have more than one of them in us because they are relatable characters on purpose.

[@iamtonyb]

Wish Giselle from Enchanted ranked somewhere on here. She was animated at some points and defo deserves an honorable mention. Great character!

[@Furienna]

I'm sorry, but I could never like Giselle. She's just a stupid parody of what some people think is a "stereotypical" Disney Princess.

[@TheDopekitty]

I always related to Belle. I was a nerdy reader who over shares with the general public lol

[@ChibiProwl]

Ditto. My family knows me as the dork and reader.

[@georgeray1906]

I'm sorry but this list is kinda pointless since all the princesses can be relatable in one way or another and I think it's kinda harsh on what you said about Snow White since I find her relatable in being empathetic as well as willing to help out in anyway.

[@cherrypie6784]

Ikr she is too kind for this world👽

[@julieabraham3566]

I have always felt that Penny from The Rescuers was very relatable. When I was little, I could not relate to the girls of Disney because they were all older girls or young women who were all in situations that I didn't really understand. I related to Penny because she was my age, she was an ordinary character with no wealth or expectations to behave a certain way, she was smart despite grownups treating her like she wasn't, and, despite being brave, she was every bit as fragile and vulnerable as any child that age would be.

[@rodolfovargas7952]

Alice, Jane Porter, Rapunzel, Tiana, and Mirabel.

[@oddgirl2813]

YES!! I love that Mirabel is number one! As the middle child in my family, I felt so seen in the movie!!! And I love that Tiana is #2 too, I started relating to her more and more 😂

[@amberbradshaw1461]

I'm confused, so please clarify who you think is the middle child in mirabel's family for me.

[@oddgirl2813]

@@amberbradshaw1461 Mirabel’s technically the youngest, since she’s the 5th grandkid. What I meant is that I can relate to her situation, I’m not the youngest member of my family whose the baby of the family but I’m not the oldest, who’s already successful or popular in my family. So I’m kinda like Mirabel, no one really notices me.

[@Furienna]

@@oddgirl2813 Antonio is actually the youngest by a margin of ten years.

[@oddgirl2813]

@@Furienna yeah I know, that’s why I said Mirabel’s the 5th grandkid but still technically one of the youngest

[@Furienna]

@@oddgirl2813 She is the youngest in Julieta's side of the family though.

[@29432971]

4:52 I love the scene where Alice gets huge in the White Rabbit's house.

[@pinkwinterprincessEri]

I have a childish nature like snow white , I like to dance like Aurora, I'm determined like Cinderella, I am caring towards nature, i stand up towards men like Esmereda ,I'm very curious like Alice , I am brave like Mulan I am very clumsy like Jane, I am very headstrong and stubborn like Jasmine , I love to sing like Ariel , I could be tough like Meg , I am smart, I don't like my hair being comb like Merida , I like to go on journeys like Moana, I struggle like Elsa , I am fun loving/ awkward like Anna, I like to make friends / i feel trapped at times like Rapunzel , I take pride in my work like work, and I feel unique/ left out like Meribel

[@pushingdasies1]

Meg is the one I relate to. I'm too practical for my own good.

[@charlottepoppy275]

Cinderella is actually very relatable for abuse survivors.

[@Izzyalexander-eu7fb]

I relate to snow a bit , but also tiana, ariel,megara,rapunzel and other Disney girls in movies

[@elinesvendsen8046]

Meg is one of the few heroines that have a past relationship. All other Disney princesses/heroines I can think off have no prior experience with men before meeting the "prince charming" - in the older movies it's because they are so very young and often locked away and protected, and in the newer movies there are other reasons, for example Tiana being only focused on her career. In contrast, many of the "prince charmings" are seen being playboys before meeting the heroin, or they have at least been out and about, seeing the world and meeting different people. The man is also, with no exception, older than the woman. This is one of my pet peeves and I really hope future movies will make this picture more nuanced. (Then of course there are the heroines that don't have any romantic interests at all, which is also a great addition in newer movies).

[@Furienna]

Well, we have to remember that Duchess in "Aristocats" already was a mother with three kids when she met O'Malley. Then again, it is like Disney was more willing to make a more mature love story with them since they were cats. Pocahontas is the first female Disney lead to not end up with her first love interest and to find a second love interest in the sequel. But there is also Anna, who believed that Hans was her true love until he revealed his real intentions and she found a genuine love interest in Kristoff. But it's true that most of Disney's female leads are young and sheltered (for better or for worse) before they meet the male leads and fall in love. However, it is not quite true that so many of their male leads are playboys. I can only think of Tramp (and he's a dog, or they wouldn't have gotten away with it back in 1955) and Naveen and maybe Aladdin and Eugene to some degree. Hercules is revealed to have dated a few different girls in the TV series, but I wouldn't call him a playboy. But as for the rest of them, it has never been revealed what their romantic past is or if they even have one...

[@dannysimion]

This list is weird. You say it’s based on relatability yet somehow you list some characters who we would relate to more such as Esmeralda lower than other princesses. Heck, if you take all the aspect of historical inaccuracies out of Pocahontas, I can relate to her questioning her place in the world.

[@brittanybarthel1410]

5:52 True but it’s still fun and interesting to watch.

[@leonardolim8976]

While encanto isn't a high note on my fav Disney movie list it is good enough for it's songs, emotional drama, lesson, and character development

[@OleHolm-sq7yj]

I would identify myself with Elsa. Introvert, not good with people and i like animals, plus. i`m good with horses. Besides, i`m in love with her.

[@roguedetal6072]

Honestly, I think Helen and Violet Parr should've been on this list. Helen is always looking out for the people she loves making sacrifices. While this doesn't feel like sacrifice to her she does realize in the second movie that it's important to also go for what she wants. Violet was relatable for me because she felt like she was an outcast too. While she did find her own inner and outer beauty she did still have to deal with her awkwardness in the second movie. Also her bickering with Dash was very relatable. Same thing with my siblings. We could bicker, we could fight, but when we really needed it we would protect eachother, hug eachother and show nothing but love for eachother. And now that we're older my brother and sister are my best friends!❤

[@Furienna]

They happen to be from Pixar though, so I don't think that they count as Disney heroines. (They only made an exception for Merida since she's in the Disney Princess line-up.)

[@mizaki-zo7ru]

I was Emeralda as a kid and at times I can still relate to her

[@lynsay31]

Belle feels relatable and makes me feel seen as I've never felt like I fit in anywhere either and I often put everyone before myself, which includes most of my family. In frozen I do wish they would give Elsa a love interest through. Rapunzel was always my favorite story as a kid. My sister used to tell it to me and I thought that she made it up. I think that I loved that story more than the other fairytales because at the end she saves herself and there weren't many stories then where the girl saves herself.

[@disneygirl3630]

I think I am most similar to Elsa in every single way,but moana makes me feel proud of and most connected to my ancestors as a Métis woman

[@vanessastegall]

Ariel from the Little Mermaid (1989) I collect things, I have curiosity, I love performing and I have a knack for my mind.

[@jaclynsanture6643]

So do I

[@ThePinkDragon]

Anna my morning hair twin

[@olvialee7221]

From Snow White to Mirabel Madrigal

[@elenaleaton1106]

I always thought Belle , Moana , Mirabel , Anna are relatable to me. Belle because she is a bookworm like me, mirabel feels she doesn’t fit in like me, Anna is clumsy like me and talks a lot , and Moana because of how headstrong she is.

[@Ja_lolzzz]

Sameee

[@agnellinaonairda680]

Aurora is the most beautiful Disney Princess ...Alice scared me as a kid when i watched it..

[@elisabethmariegaard6414]

Ok, there are actually some personality traits from Aurora from the few parts of the story. She smirks sarcastically at the aunts/fairies because apparently, they are keeping secrets for her, and she can tell. She feels trapped and made immature by them because she shouldn't talk to strangers. When her true identity is revealed, she is depressed because her free life with the new true love is ruined and she is forced to do even more things she doesn't want to do. That vulnerability was utilized by Maleficent, so she could be hypnotized - that was scary. So yes, I think she wanted something to say about the story but the fairies wouldn't let her - even if it is of good will.

[@uroosaiqbal]

Rapunzel is my favourite princess 👸 💕 💖 💓

[@antonysimpson3201]

How is Esmeralda so low, her story definitely relates to me and I think to many people who’s lives are treated as less than, than others. I think she’s in top. 5 personally.

[@bbsy1]

In Snow White, fair means pale skinned. In her era it was seen as luxurious to not have to work outside thus having no tan.

[@lauriespataro4059]

I'm like Pocahontas because not only do I look like her (I am native American), but I'm also adventurous, and kindhearted.

[@rolandojr.baisac224]

ms mojo, i didn’t know the library was open. you read snow white to filth hahaha

[@calicokaels]

There is no one singular heroine I fully relate to. 16 year old me definitely would relate to Ariel the most (like dang, parents be a drag). The bibliomanic side of me relates to Bell's thirst for knowledge and love for being taken to another world. I relate to Mulan in the whole masking oneself and not really always showing who I am. I relate to Merida in that I want to do things my own way. I relate to Lilo in that I don't feel like I really fit in and that others just see me as "odd." Anna, well, that girl is as ADHD as they come, and like, same. The list could go on forever. But honestly, it's something I love. I love to be able to find small parts of myself in a multitude of characters. ❤

[@hannahdelvecchio7521]

I heard that Alison Wonderland didn’t do good in the box office and that’s initial release day I heard it on the KZbin channel think it was too whimsical the audience

[@elieah1705]

Where is kida from Atlantis 😢

[@waterdragon55]

Literally how Moana just was so tired and afraid when she said to choose someone else I am in tht right now and have gotten in tht position so many times. Wished I didn't what can I do.

[@ian_sear]

MsMojo chose violence today

[@fourthgirl]

Esmerelda deserved higher ranking. Certainly above Raya and Elsa.

[@sarahramsey9454]

kida from atlantis or wendy from peter pan anita from dalmatian movie