Top 5 Snubbed Disney Princesses

[@Hellokat2729wn]

"If you wear a dress, and have an animal sidekick, you're a princess!" ~Maui

[@Hellokat2729wn]

Actually, to be a disney princess, you must be a character made from disney. marry or fall in love with royalty like a Prince. Or be a daughter of a leader. Like a king or chief. Isn't it suppose to be obvious!? I'm only 11 and I know that!

[@kawaiiclover8683]

alexagianna maya Hey 😄 your right and also I am 12 so cool 😄😀😊😌

[@3gatoss]

alexagianna maya omg as i read your comment an ad for moana came on tv

[@christianali5431]

of course he would say that, he's a demigod who is borderline full of himself.

[@lemonzest-hj4qi]

XD

[@bela15216]

Atlantis was an underrated movie. I loved it so much, and it's really cool overall.

[@tortuguista1058]

Saw it Bored me

[@nicolea7532]

Atlantis was my favorite movie as a child and I would always beg my parents to get if from Blockbuster. Even today, I still love it and like I watch it on Netflix.

[@mochann1133]

I really liked Atlantis too

[@bela15216]

Nicole Alfheim wait its on netflix? AWESOME

[@mochann1133]

yeah

[@philmcmullin9903]

Now that Disney owns Marvel, does that put Thor in the running to be a Disney Princess? He's got the hair for it.

[@achairstudios8730]

Phil McMullin not anymore.

[@bellasherwin3166]

Haha so true 😂😂😂

[@jupiterash6027]

Phil McMullin ha yeah 😂😂

[@itzrubydoobie6590]

Phil McMullin shuri

[@EranRaye]

Phil McMullin correction: USED to have the hair for it

[@nicholesuero2748]

Don’t bring Cinderella into the “whole letting the plot happen to them” scheme. Cinderella was suffering through abuse and just wanted a night off. She just happened to get a rich man out of it too.

[@adde9506]

Aroura is a stretch, too. Yes, the plot does happen to her, but she doesn't have any opportunity to do anything about it. She's just having a particularly great Tuesday when her backstory is dropped on her and she's whisked off to a castle where she's promptly dropped into a coma. It's just her good luck that the boy she met and liked also happened to be the hero of the movie. I'd actually argue that she isn't even really a main character. She's framed as the female protagonist, but that role is actually filled by the fairies.

[@londongirl2768]

As people, they can’t be blamed for that, but as a story it’s not ideal by modern standards

[@angelita2213]

Scout Forbes dude the movie was made in 1950. And f course it’s not ‘modern standards’ but it’s still a great movie

[@bluexbeanlyn]

*cough cough* a twist in time *cough cough*

[@AriThecraftydragon]

OP 👍🏼. I agree. Cinderella made it go right and got the additional work done plus a dress made so she could go. I like "Ever After" and its take on the story too.

[@inkmaster5480]

Technically, Ariel was *made* human, so I think it counts.

[@randomname5052]

Shes half human.

[@wolfelkan8183]

Is she eligible because she was part-human for all of her life, or because she was all human for part of her life?

[@sterzi369]

She can wear a dress, not Nala

[@captaincrunch784]

She's a double princess, born royal and married royal!

[@nathenewendzel1825]

Tecnically they don't need to be human. They do need to be a person, but can't be an animal. For example; Tinkerbell used to be a Disney Princess (until Disney removed her title so she could be part of the Disney fairies brand because for some reason you can't be part of two brands) and she's a fairy. Humans, fairies, and mermaids can all qualify.

[@ronnimcallister3970]

I was surprised that Esmeralda didn't get mentioned. Sure, she wasn't royal, but she was a totally badass, compassionate character who contributed to making Hunchback the incredible movie that it is.

[@patriciacopeland6030]

The Hunchback of Notre Dame wasn't exactly geared towards kids, though.

[@Uncle_Smidge]

+Jeannine Copeland It was in a sense (check out the Kids' Meal toys and mass amounts of retail toys that were sold), but the princess lineup as a marketing tool is a recent invention and Hunchback came out when, frankly, Disney was more ballsy. I would be delighted to see her included - she's resourceful, brave, kind, and selfless, not to mention her great beauty and unusual, huskier voice.

[@HikariMichi42]

Probably mostly because the movie wasn't a financial success …

[@nnicolalewis12]

me too and she dose fit all the rules she needs to fit .so why isn't Esmerelda a Disney Princess?

[@cyresholmes6011]

+Sithuron Roar I totally Agree

[@sugarspiceandnothingnice5111]

"pocahontas was just the daughter of a cheif so i guess she's royal" *ahem, not only saves John smith but stops a battle between the Native americans and British people* (sounds quite heroric to me!)

[@coolspider295]

Correction, Native Americans not Native Indians. Native Indians would refer to people Native to India. Also, the British did end up doing a one-sided genocide against Native Americans, forcing descendants of survivors into poverty for generations.The oppression of Native Americans by colonial institutions has not stopped either, considering the Truth And Reconciliation council report on residential schools and the Millenial Scoop. Pocahontas is a very problematic movie when viewed from a historical, or even modern political context. It is up there with the song of the south, except the song of the south didn't glorify a genocide.

[@maranathachristie9020]

And also very historically inaccurate

[@coolspider295]

Superspiceandnothingnice I don't see how aiding in a genocide, particularly one larger in scale and with longer lasting effects than the Holocaust, is heroic. In reality, Native Americans were slaughtered and many are still living in poverty due to colonial violence. An RCMP commissioner admitted that systematic racism against Indigenous people exists in Canadian police forces. Some estimates predict that there will be no status Indians left in Canada by the end of the century. You are praising the extinction of a race. Even the "Song of the South" IS politically correct compared to Pocohontas as advocating of segregation is better than advocating an extinction of an entire race.

[@nathenewendzel1825]

Mulan is not historically accurate either. (Though it's unclear if the legion she's based off is true or fiction.). These movies weren't made to be historically accurate. They were made to be stories based on the the original stories to deliver a powerful message. Let's learn the important lessons from both the historic events and legions and these stories. I bet the real Pocahontas who's real name was Maoka and English name was Rebecca would be pleased to learn that she inspired a wonderful story with a positive message. (I myself have a little Native American blood in me. Though not that tribe.).

[@nathenewendzel1825]

Real Story: Pocahontas who's real name was Maoka was about 10 when the events took place. John Smith was much older. It's possible that it was all staged without Smith's knowing it was an act (though it's unclear if it truly was). When she was older, she was kidnapped and married John Rolf. Her father didn't lay down punishment because she was happy with her new husband. She took on the name Rebecca for her English name and converted to Christianity and tried to convince others from her tribe to convert. She traveled to England once and she died young there.

[@chrysalizubeth88]

Princess or not, I love Enchanted. Giselle had a great character arc.

[@nathenewendzel1825]

Giselle was almost in the lineup. They just didn't want to pay the extra royalties for it.

[@tayloranderson7547]

Princess or not , i love

[@pearlleaf3611]

But oh God I hated the little girl she always gets on my nerves

[@Jddjdjdfjdjdjdjdjjd]

What is enchanted about again?

[@juliajohnson4080]

Such a great underrated movie

[@iidifferentworlds]

Um Esmerelda anyone? Everyone always forgets Esme. She was with the Disney Princesses up until 2004 but then she was removed. I heard it was because people mistook her for Jasmine (ridiculous) but there was never a proper explanation. Even in this list she was forgotten! #JusticeforEsmerelda

[@lolmintywins1485]

#justiceforEsmerelda

[@BrokenDarkFire]

Yeah, I remember when she was in the princess line-up! I used to have her official doll! She was my favourite.

[@primroseprom]

Yeah! She even beat Ariel with "The Little Mermaid" (In which that movie got around $211,000,000 worldwide in the box office) by about $114,000,000 ("The Hunchback of Notre Dame" got around $325,000,000 worldwide in the box office).

[@patriciacarmona3191]

And where's jasmine?!?!?!

[@iidifferentworlds]

Patricia Carmona Jasmine is already a Disney Princess?

[@helgmelia84]

I also wish that Meg had just been appointed as a minor deity at the end of Hercules. She was certainly heroic enough, plus she marries royalty. She could have been Athena's snarky secretary: Goddess of Sarcasm.

[@starwarschic123]

Yes! IT NEEDS TO HAPPEN!

[@PandaJohn71]

+Casey Robin Part of the reason for not doing that is cause of the original Greek myth. I'll let you look that up, rather than spare the sad truth about her.

[@lucas5665]

+PandaJohn71 Of course the Greek mythology is always more depressing, they usually are. But this is Disney mythos, where only the good triumph and everything is possible where people live in perpetual happiness until the sequel lol Disney could really care less about the source material anyways

[@lulucool45]

+lucas5665 Are you complaining about ignoring the source material? In this case, the changes are pretty pleasant.

[@lucas5665]

lulucool45 I'm not complaining at all. There can be the source material and there can be Disney adaptations. I love Disney and have watched almost every animated feature they've put out.

[@kiashanae4736]

Actually, point of fact, Meg WAS born royal. She is the daughter of the King of Thebes and was gifted to Hercules. In the real story at least.

[@fangirlforever166]

Kia Shanae well she did married a freakin GOD of olympus a.k.a. the son of zeus ruler of olympus, prince of olympus (what can be more royal than that)

[@alizeh]

Chrisse Kate Paragas Zeus*

[@-Natalie--]

Kia Shanae Some one else who knows Greek mythology!!! Thank you! A lot of stuff in these movies always makes me cringe.

[@yerinpark7534]

Charisse Kate Paragas Well, Zeus was extremely... promiscuous? Although he had a wife (his own sister, by the way), he went around getting other goddesses, nymphs and human women pregnant. Hercules, at least in the original myth, was a product of one of Zeus' encounters. Essentially a bastard, half mortal. And if we follow how most cultures decide on one's 'royalty', bastards don't really count. But it seems that the movie portrays Hercules as the son of Hera (the actual wife/sister) and Zeus...

[@totallynotafanficreader7850]

gross incest is not cool

[@katherinepagan4860]

Meg was definitely snubbed. Especially since in the myth she was already a Theban princess!

[@sirbillius]

Esmeralda should also be a princess. Was a primary character in Hunchback of Norte Dame Is a human Was not originally a primary character in a sequel And she preformed an act of heroism. (Rescuing Phoebus from the River Seine and rejecting Frollo's offer at the stake risking being burned alive [I know dark stuff for Disney]).

[@Inkyminkyzizwoz]

She was considered but Disney decided that she didn't really fit with the ideal

[@bandotaku]

I don't think those are big enough acts of heroism. Mulan saved all of China, while Esmeralda saved one guy and said no to a creepy guy. These acts are commendable, to be sure, but not princess worthy.

[@bandotaku]

Thomas Silvester, that's not even one of the requirements.

[@dramaticvirghoe]

nah, she useless

[@JJdaPK]

Did you forget that she saved Quasimodo when the crowd was tormenting him and had the courage to verbally attack Frollo infront of all of the citizens of Pari?. Combined with her rescue of Phoebus, this makes Esmeralda a more heroic character than Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel and Elsa. She's at least on par with Pocahontas, Belle, Anna, Rapunzel and Tiana in terms of heroism.

[@melzy1214]

I think that jay has some sort of grudge against Ariel

[@tudosiesara]

I think that’s one of the reasons why I fell for him when I first started watching this channel. Huuuh, 2016~

[@nathenewendzel1825]

It wasn't until fifth grade that I heard something about mermaids being half fish. I thought they were mammals like dolphins and whales. Am I weird?

[@lightningmcqueenstan]

@@nathenewendzel1825 no

[@nathenewendzel1825]

Ariel: What about Tinkerbell? She's a fairy and was on the lineup until she switched brands? I don't think you should have any issues with me being a mermaid because you obviously don't have to be human. You just can't be an animal and must be a person. Don't discriminate against me. By the way, shouldn't my daughter not on the list? Or do you have a problem with half mermaids too?

[@tayloranderson7547]

Against Ariel

[@mayawilloughby6795]

Everyone forgot Eilonwy from the The Black Cauldron. Again.

[@brandonhey7797]

Probably because everyone either doesn't know her name because Welsh or just forget about the movie altogether. (I'll admit, I did honestly forget about The Black Cauldron.)

[@lizgudino5309]

She's part of the Disney dark ages, made very little money.

[@JosephDavies]

I thought for _sure_ she was going to be on this list, especially after he points out the qualifications (including the secret qualification). She's a perfect example of being a Princess that checks every item on the list except the box office success. :(

[@nathenewendzel1825]

I never had the opportunity to watch Black Cauldron. Is it good?

[@JosephDavies]

@@nathenewendzel1825 As a big fan of the film, I'd have to say... aspects of it are good. Most of it's just weird. It's not a faithful adaptation of the books (it's the first two in the series smashed into one story). It's kinda unique for Disney, though, and I think it's worth seeing at least once.

[@naly202]

I thought you'd mention Esmeralda - she was the princess of the gypsies. She is also heroic, tough, and dead sexy.

[@derp_2971]

naly202 She’s the prettiest animated lady ever.

[@nathenewendzel1825]

She might not be on Disney's lineup anymore, but she is on mine.

[@mieshocked1450]

@@nathenewendzel1825 mine too!

[@mieshocked1450]

SHE'S MY FAVOURITE!! She is a hero, such a strong woman, so pretty... #EsmeraldadisneyPrincess

[@naly202]

@@nathenewendzel1825 indeed, and I don't know why. Maybe because Hunchback is the best and the most underrated movie Disney ever made.

[@cleomadra1829]

The hate for Ariel in this video is so hilarious 😂😂

[@kadie5429]

ARIELLLL

[@foreverdead1248]

+Cleo Madra Ariel is easily one of the worst role models for young girls

[@arielfilmsinc1926]

as opposed too ?

[@Zodia195]

+Cleo Madra I am glad I am not the only one who doesn't like her. For me she just lacked charm and seemed to think humans were 'perfect'. Not a huge fan of rebels either, but there are exceptions (like Mulan).

[@kadie5429]

When it comes to rebels, my favorites would have to be Mulan, Rapunzel, and possibly Jasmine or Merida.Zodia195

[@lindee8224]

Actually, Meg kinda was born royal (according to Greek mythology at least), she was the daughter of the King of Thebe.

[@isobelduncan]

That's right.

[@A-Dino-Named-Mennany]

The movie isn't true to the myths though, so I don't think that's valid in this case.

[@Nyerguds]

The movie may not be true to the myths, but as far as I know her lineage was never mentioned, so why is it such a big stretch then to default to her original mythology background story?

[@one2envy676]

If anything she performed an act of heroism when she sacrificed her life to save Hercules

[@shanelee5037]

Shut Up Meg

[@KoiinuNe]

Atlantis is severely underrated by many people.

[@KoiinuNe]

and that is a good point about Pocahontas being a chief's daughter and not "legally" royal by European/historical standards.

[@SirenOfStyxx]

KoiinuNe ikr i love atlantis last night i watched it and i LOVE kida she is so snubbed ugh

[@oliviajohnson9674]

I never watched Atlanis

[@SirenOfStyxx]

Olivia Johnson *eye twitch* oh my gosh WATCH IT ITS ON NETFLIX STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING RIGHT NOW AND GO WATCH IT ITS MY FAVORITE DISNEY MOVIE ALONG WITH THE LION KING ITS SO GOOD

[@supervegito2277]

@@SirenOfStyxx I wonder if it would recieve better treatment if it was re-released today (Maybe with a slight remaster on visuals, although that might not be needed)

[@niapor]

if you bring the lion king lionesses............... than we might as well bring Lady Maryann in Robin hood, about Meg, she is actually born royal, she is the daughter of the king of Thebes, about Tarzan, you know Tarzan in "modern terms" is "Lord Clayton, viscount of Greystoke" and thus he is royalty, right? and we have the girl from the black Cauldron ( sadly her bad thing is box office )

[@zimonzieclown1633]

Viscounts are nobles, not royals; there's a difference.

[@Orto-jj2di]

This Tarzan in disbey adaptation is arendellian royalty. His other selves in other medias are viscount greystrokes yes just not this one.

[@Inkyminkyzizwoz]

I think the reason for Giselle not making the list had more to do with Disney's reluctance to pay royalties to Amy Adams for using her likeness, rather than not being able to have anyone else play her at the parks, because they did for a while. After all, they don't seem to have an issue with having people other than Johnny Depp play Captain Jack Sparrow!

[@niapor]

she might become one depending on an accord and how they go with enchanted 2 as she will be back for that one and there many "lookalikes" that could be candidates to be hired to play Giselle in the parks

[@perypoo123]

That is the reason. She /was/ going to be apart of the line and they even had prototypes of toys made. But they realized that using Amy Adams' likeness meant paying royalties to her.

[@mr.checkyourself4672]

She's not even a princess

[@nathenewendzel1825]

Pretty much.

[@KillerWailz]

Hey man, you can't just casually mention Tinker Bell being revoked and Scar being gay and then not making videos upon it, that's like showing a kid chocolate and not giving it to them

[@jamesng.6387]

Zippy Films Studios when does he say that Scar is gay??

[@alexmeij5181]

Alec Ng. 4:07

[@sonquillazhane6752]

Tink had her title revoked because shes apart of the Disney Fairies now instead of Disney Princesses since '05

[@jamesng.6387]

Sonquilla FormallyCurlySue also because she had her own sequel

[@sonquillazhane6752]

@@jamesng.6387 that isnt why she got her title revoked, that's why she shouldn't have been a princess in the first place. Disney says her title was revoked due to her being the lead of the Disney fairies

[@joseph4472]

Jane deserves it the most!! If the disney princesses are a big influence on little girls, would you want them to look up to a woman of science, or a damsel in distress!!!????

[@mr.checkyourself4672]

She looks like Belle that's why she not in the line up she was

[@lemontree9518]

You make a good argument!

[@twishsinha831]

Yeah and she was based on a real person Jane Goodal

[@amokriinprolgiid3409]

Personally, I think Kida would've been best choice. She's a strong, independent woman who wasn't hateful and committed great acts of heroism. Between the two, I'd say Kida was a better role model. By comparison, Jane was basically a damsel in distress. Especially toward the end of the movie when they were all taken by pirates.

[@zyshock]

She’s not animated?

[@mayaspoon6011]

Little did they know Anna and Elsa will never be Disney Princesses....

[@christiandacanay3086]

...and end up having a franchise of their own. Also Moana filled the spot the sisters supposed to have.

[@miss_sky_]

Yeah they cant be princesses one is a queen and one is the literal imbodyment of ice and power so basically elsa is a goddes now or demigodess

[@nathenewendzel1825]

@@SpectreLetalis Snow White is technically a queen and so is Rapunzel.

[@nathenewendzel1825]

Snow White: I'm a queen from the moment I wake up and my film made more money than Frozen. (Calculate the inflation.). This whole, "They can't be Disney Princesses because they're queens and did too well at the box office" is a lame excuse. I don't get my own brand. Why should they?

[@nathenewendzel1825]

@@miss_sky_ 1. Snow White is technically a queen. 2. There's nothing in the Frozen movies that state Elsa's a goddess. It only reveals that she and Anna together are the embodiment of the fifth spirit, which I think is the bridge between two people.

[@agcjrsc7505]

"ARIEL!" lol I'm ded

[@afiffirdaus2756]

I love the tone when he said it.

[@tiasparkles7570]

TwentyonePanickingCrybabys Love same

[@Northena]

Love his annoyance with Ariel throughout the video xD

[@nataliewills3612]

I know it's hilarious

[@ashleyshim2078]

Lol yeah she's overrated

[@hannahsmith1866]

ikr😂😂

[@avapenzone3237]

Same

[@jafarihana]

"but I guess that won't apply to half fish people.... ARIEL!!!!!" XD

[@kishinkuro]

Esmeralda was also a member of the Disney Princesses when the franchise was first introduced but she also got her status revoked. That's really sad, because the Hunchback of Notre Dame is one of my favorite Disney movies and it's never promoted at any time. She's also a good role model because she judges people by their personality, not their appearance. She's also very kind and caring. I think she was cheated out of her status because the movie wasn't very popular, and maybe there were concerns about how she married Phoebus so she wouldn't be royal at all (but Phoebus is the captain of the guards so he should at least be nobility)

[@fan-sy9fs]

kingtora yeah

[@MegaMarkinator]

kingtora true,true

[@akaashisth0t127]

rarity sparkle I've never watched the Hunchback of Notre Dam, is that bad?

[@ainoa.6225]

kingtora hunchback of notre dame is so good AND esmeralda should be a disney princess

[@msjkramey]

kingtora she was my role model. someone else in the comments say she was too "sultry looking" and that's why she was removed but thats part of why I loved her. she was smart, agile, passionate, and sensual. she showed you can be a genuine and strong person AND be in touch with your sexuality, which was something I definitely needed as a kid. so many kids are shamed for "blossoming early" in that way

[@reddishblue7827]

That moment when you come to this video (for about the 5th time) after watching the Film Theory on what makes a Disney Princess and realise MatPat could have just used those rules.

[@RomanianRebecca]

TheFroggyGamer EXACTLY!

[@Author-RKLight]

Literally what I was thinking while watching that video. I’m like “MatPat, SuperCarlinBorthers covered this”

[@ThatZommy]

I just spent ten minutes listening to a grown man complain that his favorite Disney characters aren't official princesses.

[@jolimau1685]

do you have regrets

[@ThatZommy]

Fate Cast Surprisingly, no.

[@crazygur1y]

Still better than Star Wars fanboys.

[@froupa]

+The Gum Under The Table still better than weeboos

[@ThatZommy]

Xx_iMatthew_xX Still better than people who put two X's at the start and end of their name.

[@Duodeath02]

Elsa Got Crowned Queen In front of everyone... I also think Sally from nightmare before Christmas Should be on this too. She gets with the Pumpkin King And she goes a lot of Heroic Acts.

[@Duodeath02]

***** yes your right ^^

[@MaryC861]

+Duo Yuy Yes; I defiantly want to see her on the list too. But I'm thinking the reason she doesn't qualify is because the Tim Burton look is too drastic to go along with the pretty, style of Disney. Even though the movie has a huge fan base and she dose pass most of the qualifications. That does include royalty (Pumpkin King).

[@MaryC861]

***** I guess. But she could count as an undead human. Granted that might be dark for Disney. She certainly is very humanoid though; unlike Nala.

[@MaryC861]

***** Who knows.

[@MaryC861]

***** The unicorn? I found it on Deviantart under unicorns. It's cropped for my profile but there's a dragon in the picture too.

[@MarzipanCat.]

Thanks for mentioning Nala. The Lion King was so successful that they should make an exception and include her in the list. Plus she is very brave and kind of a key figure.

[@ellabella4147]

+TheMoonlightsea saying that i dont really want to see a mascot of nala, it will ruin it for me as she was realistic (for a cartoon) in the movies

[@MarzipanCat.]

Ella Bella I do feel the same way but still: The disney princess list is not just about parades in disney world but more about showing key princesses in disney movies, the "elite" of all the disney princesses, maybe also potential role models. Nala fulfills all the criteria except that she is not human being. She is brave, loving and loyal. She'd really deserve being an official disney princess.

[@ellabella4147]

***** I completely agree, she is probably my favourite as she was so independent and brave, to save my pain I'm putting her under a different category, Disney Queens.

[@amberlemonpandas2805]

Probably the reason Disney doesn't include Nala is specifically because she isn't human. The reason they exclude non-human/mermaid characters is because little girls (mostly little girls) cannot relate to animals and do not want to be animals. They would much rather be a female human and talk to animals and sing outdoors.

[@ellabella4147]

Amber Lemonpandas i wanna be an animal xD

[@missestee1450]

This video is saying a Ariel shouldn't be a Disney princess 😂

[@boop6169]

Technically she is though. She's the daughter of king Trident

[@Captaincory1]

But she isn't human, she's a mermaid that gets legs

[@animus_vox_a]

No, it just says that Disney is pretty inconsistent when it comes to applying their criteria. Ariel is not human, which means she doesn't meet one criteria, but she brings money, so she's good enough, while, let's say, Kida, meets all criteria, except the unspoken one, the money, so she's left out, even though both of them are equally amazing characters.

[@blazecroes4011]

She is one she was born royal,married royal and i don't know if she made an acy of heroism,she is human

[@Captaincory1]

@@blazecroes4011 mermaid with legs is still not human

[@amilalex9908]

kusco is the best Disney princess

[@savvy6433]

Please stop.

[@juliemoore7894]

SHUT UP JERK

[@WaluigisBulge]

Crazy Animal HELL YEAH

[@microbialdoormat]

S Hess Why? It's just the persons opinion. Gawd...

[@microbialdoormat]

Julie Moore ITS THEIR OPINION THEIR NOT A JERK... gawd...

[@cecilia4947]

HOW did I end up here... I was looking for geometry tutorials 5 hours ago... Finals tomorrow, so, I insist: HOW DID I END UP HERE?

[@nourxo3497]

Wow you really did stray off course. Now I'm wondering how you got here.

[@cecilia4947]

Luna Silvermoon hahahaha if you find an explanation let me know xD UPDATE: I'm still not doing anything geometry-related, Im so failing tomorrow

[@gangtan2058]

+Scarlett Love good luck

[@cecilia4947]

Luna Silvermoon OH MY GOD I know i dont know you and stuff but i had to share this with you, THE EXAM WAS CANCELED :D

[@cecilia4947]

Onaiza Salwa You actually gave me good look, read my last comment :DD

[@kenlamtsz]

Hercules was one of my favorite Disney movies when I was a child. I'd have never guessed that it was primarily targeted at boys, I thought that it was targeted at both boys and girl equally. I loved Meg too. She did commit an act of heroism too by sacrificing herself to save Hercules.

[@darciesales4567]

Katy Bee also at her ex

[@kenlamtsz]

***** Yes, muses were awesome.

[@lilly-b874]

me to

[@akaashisth0t127]

Katy Bee Same. First I hated Meg but then I cried when she died.

[@fourscompany1]

aladin was targeted at boys but jasmines a disney princess

[@jennylee7962]

ARIEL compilation: 5:45 6:02 9:21 (+bonus: ELSA 10:45)

[@TopazDoesArt]

Ty lol

[@kittenmimi5326]

ERI-ELLE

[@paulapena5840]

AHAHAHA

[@devinstewart1072]

I think Vanillope from Wreck-It-Ralph should be on the list for a few reasons. But the main reason is that she would have been the first princess to have a disability and thus prove that ANY one can be a princess.

[@PureMagic101]

But she's the President

[@GoddoDoggo]

+Devin Stewart Disney said she's too young to be a Princess. The princesses have to be at least 13 or 14, or something like that. Also, not being mean, but I don't really think Vanellope had a disability. I really don't feel that having a coding glitch counts.

[@Hydratiun]

+Taylor Allen no she's the queen of candy land

[@slinky6415]

IT WOULD MAKE THEM SO MUCH MONEY. GET DISNEY'S MARKETING TEAM ON THE PHONE. ANYONE CAN BE A PRINCESS SLOGAN CONFIRMED, INSPIRES SICK KIDS EVERYWHERE.

[@slinky6415]

+Lynne the Trendy Tetraodontiforme also code is basically her DNA and having a glitch in your dna can disable you...

[@Chikadulce10]

Actually Esmeralda would be a good pick. What's really against her is that she's not royalty but then again neither is Mulan. But hero woop!! xD

[@TheLatinaBabyGurl]

Yes Esmeralda!!!! She was a brave Hero!! She stood up for the weak, the poor, the outcast. She definitely needs to be more iconic for little girls.

[@BLKK10139]

+Destiny Banegas Yes, but then again, Mulan saved a whole COUNTRY and faced death in so many ways. Emeralda really only stopped the cruelty happening to ONE PERSON

[@Chikadulce10]

BLKK10139 But she still wanted to change the situation for her people in general ;)

[@TheLatinaBabyGurl]

BLKK10139 I'm not saying Mulan didn't deserve her title, she did. But Esmeralda does too. The movie is about Quasimodo so of course you only really see her continuously help him. But in reality she helps and stands for the weak, poor, and the outcasts. It wasn't about just Quasimodo to her. He was just one of many she helps. Mulan took her fathers place in the Army, she had her opportunity to save her country. In Esmeraldas story she has no war to join, only the battle of/for justice and humanity within her city.

[@BLKK10139]

+Pink Mist Not good enough, sorry. Besides, even though her role was important, she can't be considered a main character

[@YokiDokiPanic]

Wtf! What about princess Eilonwy from the black cauldron?! She meets ALL of the qualifications: - Primary role - Human - Born royal - Act of heroism (In a lot of ways she's far more capable than Taran) If anyone got snubbed to the party, it's her.

[@PandaJohn71]

+keniakittykat Sadly, she isn't included as much cause "The Black Cauldron" was a box office stinker and only since its VHS and DVD re-releases in the late '90s and 2000s has it garnered any cult-classic status.

[@moonwalker6132]

I love that movie! It's my favorite disney movie... She definitely deserves credit :)

[@GrimFelArt]

+keniakittykat I love her so much. No one ever acknowledges her, and The Black Cauldron was an amazing movie. D:

[@eithiana1602]

I LOVE her. she should be named a Disney princess.

[@YorickTheJester]

+keniakittykat Black Cauldron didn't make nearly enough money for her to qualify. Plus, she doesn't show enough cleavage.

[@KassieR329]

I remember when they took Tinkerbell off the list, I was so upset, I was like 8 and I went from being able to easily find Tinkerbell things to having nothing and I was so sad haha

[@nathenewendzel1825]

Tinkerbell being on the list in the past is proof that you don't have to be human. You just can't be an animal. Any type of person can count.

[@nathenewendzel884]

According to my calculations, Tinkerbell would have been the youngest Disney Princess had she remained on the lineup. Watch my video called "How Old Is Tinkerbell" if you want to know how I know this.

[@somethingaboutsomeone]

Megarara is born royal. She is nothing less than the king of Thebes daughter! Why does Disney forget that?!

[@caroline317]

I know it makes me so mad!!

[@weik0745]

+Caroline Lancaster she wasn't a huge hit in the marketing world idiots.

[@caroline317]

+Madeline Thoemke I'm aware. But she was the king of Thebes daughter so they could at least have mentioned it.

[@peachyaoi5503]

+Madeline Thoemke No need for the insults.

[@Naniko1020]

She very easily could have been, I"m more than willing to bet. Hell, when I was a kid I would have loved a Meg doll. I never found any sadly. Also, the idiots bit was seriously not necessary.

[@shrek8645]

"ARIEL!" 😂

[@hayeon4153]

Out of Snow White, Cinderella, and Aurora, Cinderella is the most independent. She's been through a lot of shit, and in the third movie I think she saved herself and was SORT OF KIND OF heroic

[@hayeon4153]

Well, "heroic" is kind of strong but at least she was better than Snow White and Aurora

[@SofiaPerez-kl2lo]

+Tyler 'The Fangirl' I agree

[@SofiaPerez-kl2lo]

aanndddd nice profile pic

[@hayeon4153]

+Sofia Perez thnx :3 I drew itt

[@SofiaPerez-kl2lo]

+Tyler 'The Fangirl' wOW YOU DRAW GOODDD

[@nickademus30]

“Takes more than being a princess in a Disney movie” My Matpat-loving area of the brain: *i feel called out*

[@Leah-eo8pb]

Just love the hate for Ariel. She just had everything going against her in the video. Lol 😂😂😂

[@stephaniecruzado384]

Poor ariel

[@demonking86420]

Eric: just because my wife smells like sashimi doesn't mean she's a freak T-T

[@karolynrodriguez2776]

Like fr tho, what does he have against her 😂😂😂😂

[@tangelineforever]

in the original the little mermaid story she never gets the prince to fall in love with her and she dies , turns into sea foam and then evaporate into the atmosphere.

[@MissVasques]

I think the whole Remaining human was what kept her as a Disney princess...

[@tyharris9526]

Vanelope Von Schweetz from Wreck it Ralph . Box office success. ✔ Royal blood ✔ In a fully animated movie ✔ Human (video game) ✔

[@kibaxino4ever]

Ty Harris The only problem with her is that the princess needs to be within conceivable human proportion which she does not.

[@madisonkelty8907]

How is she royal?

[@MisshapenDeformity]

madison kelty The end of Wreck It Ralph reveals Vanelope to be Queen of Sugar Rush, but she chooses to be president instead.

[@Jemini4228]

I agree. She might not however as she specifically did not want to be called a princess. She instead declared herself President (which isn't how democracy is supposed to work but she's cute so what the hell lol)

[@stevenbradley1969]

Ty Harris true but ralph was the main star of the movie who it was named after so I guess they didn't count it

[@Ardejas]

Nala all the way. The real reason she isn't on the list is probably because they can't stick her in a dress.

[@TrelliessRose]

No. Disney could pull it off. They're just lazy.

[@Ardejas]

Given MLP:FIM regularly sticks quadrupeds in dresses I agree it is possible.

[@cecilianelson2824]

Nala is hands down one of my favorite characters from Disney movies. Just because they're to lazy to put her in a dress doesn't mean she's not a "Disney Princess"

[@gabriellittle2708]

well for her to be a "princess" wouldn't she have to be human first? At any rate in a tribe or pack idk which of lionesses one wouldnt automatically be the princess because the male lion would be sleeping with all of them...so simba would be sleeping with her (mainly i would like to think of) then his aunts and mother...i don't know im not an expert but I've seen alil geographic and i don't think she would be able to even have the title because aren't her and simba..you know...related. But that has happened in history before with cousins and such but not with ANIMALS

[@Ardejas]

Gabriel Little Not sure if this is a troll or not. I mean the title is "The Lion KING" so humanity isn't necessary for royal status. I mean Bambi is the Prince of the Forest... hmm Hey What about Faline? She would be the Princess of the Forest.

[@tikitarget]

Princess Eilonwy should be on the list!

[@JosephDavies]

I keep hoping, one day...

[@melissawickersham9912]

Her movie utterly failed at the box office.

[@tikitarget]

@@abi-with-an-i the video is called top 5 snubbed disney princesses

[@menchum6442]

I think Tinkerbell deserves her place back. She has her own films, being the protagonist, she wasn't introduced in a sequel, and she has performed multiple acts of heroism. I'm editing this comment to include one of the replies that got lost between the others. Please read it before replying: as xAaeiynx said: We're just arguing semantics and subjectivity because while you may not feel she's a leading character, others feel that she is. Tinkerbell very much fits the official rules. She is a leading character (gender is irrelevant), she has way more screen time than dearest Aurora to which Flora, Fauna and Merryweather were more of a leading role than Aurora was. Correct, Tinkerbell is not royal, just like Mulan but both perform heroic acts. I believe Tinkerbell helped Peter Pan to fend off Hook. Correct, Tinkerbell is not Human than again, neither is Ariel, ARIEL!!!!! The unspoken rules are irrelevant because Tinkerbell fits the official rules, and let's face it, she WAS a part of the line-up and was REMOVED! I, also, question what makes an animal sidekick? Snow White and Aurora were good with animals but they weren't as prevalent as Cinderella's, Ariel's, Jasmine's, etc. Belle didn't really have an animal sidekick. Are we really counting her horse Philip as an animal sidekick? Lumiere, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, etc., were more sidekick than Philip was. She is a good/caring/hard working/compassionate person, that's another subjective standpoint.(I must add that being nice is not a requirement. with the time Aurora appears on screen we just assume she is nice, but she could have the exact same personality as Tinkerbell, we really don't know, just saying) Please, stop replying with the same things that have already been discussed, and reply to this statements instead so we can progress our debate. Thanks for your time!

[@rbassist]

Menchu M well she was a main character in a sequel...

[@xAaeiynx]

Caroline Bologna, she wasn't introduced in a sequel.

[@break_the_galaxy]

I still agree, she does deserve her spot back.

[@xAaeiynx]

Ben Lussetto, she first appeared in a theatrical release...

[@missmysterious5769]

The reason Tinkerbell isn't a disney princess is because she is part of the disney fairies franchise.

[@michelleshaddox378]

Ariel is half human and turns full human at the end of the movie. so she counts

[@jacks.6243]

She's not half human though. Her parents weren't a huan and a fish, they were two merpeople. Within the mythology of the movie and the real world, that would make her a seperate species. And I think she only looks human at the end of the movie. She can still talk to fish and stuff. And Triton/Ursula probably reshaped her tail into legs rather than changing her species at DNA level. :P

[@A-Dino-Named-Mennany]

Jack S I think what they meant is that she looks half human. Like she's got the same outside body structure as a human. Also I think Disney mean that they have to look human as well. We have no idea how Ariel was changed, so I just assume it's so that the face is human so that they can be all beautified without it looking weird because it's on an animal.

[@krystal10er]

They are also missing Vanellope Von Schweets from Wreck-It-Ralph. She was actually a princess in the sugar rush game and fits all of those categories but because the film was originally targeted towards the male audience she was snuffed too.

[@maidenreligion12]

Considering Jasmine got in when Aladdin was targeted towards boys means that alone wouldn't be a factor. Jane just didn't get in because of box office sales of the three boy targeted movies at the time. According to another comment, though, Disney said she's too young. Apparently princesses have to be 13-14 or older

[@user-om8zb5sr8n]

+Krystal Tenner And there's no act of great heroism. She literally stuck up to some brats and won a race, that's it

[@thesylveonstation5504]

Actually she didn't marrry ANYBODY she was not BORN royal she was CREATED and PROGRAMED to be royal

[@powerofanime1]

+gracieafur 1 She risked death to save her friend at the end though. Unfortunately, even within the story she isn't human -- being a program -- so she still wouldn't make the cut.

[@enigma1326]

+thesylveonstation the same could be said about many royals. Technically a lot of monarchies started through bloodshed and killing who ever was in charge and then claiming rule

[@savannahwestover2538]

The thing about not Giselle not being a princess, there are non animated characters at, at least, Disneyland. Like Mary Poppins or the Avengers.... Therefore, she technically could be at the parks..... That’s what I think, at least

[@christiandacanay3086]

For what I heard, Giselle was going to be part of the franchise but dropped it because they have to pay Amy Adams royalties for her likeness have she been included.

[@pearlleaf3611]

Ah, yes, but for Mary Poppins they cant get the REAL actress if they had enough money anyway because shes dear, and all the avengers either have suits or are monsters most of the time (hulk)

[@savannahwestover2538]

Pearl Leaf Fair enough

[@CyGea]

Both Mary Poppins and the Avengers were characters before Disney made movies with them. Giselle has only been Amy Adams.

[@playtime3191]

I'm WHAT DID AURORA DO TO BECOME A DISNEY PRINCESS?! FALL ASLEEP AND WAKE UP?!

[@straburyred]

She was born into royalty and marrying Prince Phillip preserves her status.

[@A-Dino-Named-Mennany]

She fits the criteria, also she gave up her known life and the chance to be with the person she loved in order to be princess again and eventually run the kingdom. And yes, they barely knew each other, and she was going to marry him anyway, but she was still in love with him, and in that universe love at first sight is a real thing, and she didn't know he was a prince. She was pretty selfless when you think about it.

[@oliverpony]

Box office success

[@skylerricketts7392]

She was a good person sure. But she didn’t exactly save China.

[@danielitaplatica]

Skyler Ricketts She didn’t save China by herself.

[@elliedarr4408]

I think Princess Eilonwy should be a Disney Princess. She has a primary rol, she is human, she doesn't appear in a sequel and she does an act of heroism

[@javonfair]

Too bad Disney would rather that everyone forget about that movie

[@joewest2389]

Why not princess gurgy.

[@0_Aconite_0]

and she's a Princess (plus act of heroism) so she fits two of the three, more than Mulan

[@shybird2688]

It's not that they CAN'T be in a sequel, its just that their main role can't be in a sequel, meaning introduced in a sequel

[@lisalou5737]

Box. Office. Success.

[@pokedragonS8]

Princesses should be changed to Heroines...

[@dionysos46]

+pokedragonS8 That's the idea... Peoples take the honorific title too seriously. For Fairies Tales, it's just a concept to say "The story from a person as worthy to be narrated" in a single word.

[@hurricanesteveharvey1971]

Some should be changed. The classic era princesses DO NOT CHANGE cause they did no act of heroism what so ever.

[@bookseatkitty4000]

Then Snow White Cinderella and Aroura would leave

[@Starry_Joy]

+BooksEatKitty Yes!!

[@jadehallick1978]

+BooksEatKitty yeah the CERTAINLY are not hereoes. Lazy bitches

[@myra7011]

I think there’s an unwritten part to the last of the qualifications for being a Disney princess, the “Perform a significant act of heroism” one. I think really what’s meant by it is “Perform a significant act of heroism for your country.” The thing about Mulan isn’t just that she’s a hero, it’s that she’s CHINA’s hero, making her a significant enough person to China that she has the same significance to the country as a princess would.

[@quinncotnoir6389]

Believe it or not, there is a Disney Princess that practicality no one has heard of. Princess Eilonwy, from the Black Cauldren. Human? Check. Primary role in an animated Disney movie ? Check. Does not primarily star in a sequel? Check. Born royal ? Check. Act of Heroism? If you count saving the hero along with herself, and sticking up for herself and others, while still being hilarious and sarcastic, then check. The only problem? Box Office success.

[@isabelle921]

It's amazing how potentially great role models for little girls can be snubbed for not being popular enough. Heck, if Disney made Princess Eilonwy a Disney Princess then made a big stink about it, more people would want to watch the Black Cauldron to see who on earth Eilonwy is. I think we're onto something!

[@danganstucktrashboi8280]

black cauldron was my favorite movie when I was really little

[@kl-1447]

A lot of disney princesses are unfortunately not very good role models. As much as I love most of them (I grew up with disney), as I've gotten older, I see that they aren't good role models. 1) I know that most of the earlier ones weren't in an Era when feminism was a largely promoted idea, but still, I think that they could definitely be better. (Although, as someone else pointed out in a different comment, Cinderella kind of fixed that with her 3rd movie) 2) Body shape, weight, looks, etc. Another thing that Disney is not accurate with. Especially in our society, where we're told how we are supposed to look, based on things that cannot and will not happen. Personally, there are times where I'm very selfconsious about my body, and everybody has had that at least once. So that's not really a good basis of feminine looks. (But thank goodness they're working on it)

[@catlovernoah5172]

Danganstuck Trashboi never heard of it. Is it good? I might to find it.

[@belfastroastmaster3847]

Quinn Cotnoir I'm glad someone else thought of her. The villain is also one of the scariest in Disney.

[@bleachbuddies4912]

This guy has got some shit on Ariel

[@lamborisho]

"AIR REE EL" the way he says it lol

[@helenanilsson5666]

+Junetval Well, she is the one who constantly gets the free pass on things the later princess candidates gets turned down on. And she is kind of a shitty role model who essentially gets a magical back-alley plastic surgery for a guy she has never even spoken with.

[@lilyramirez1417]

IKR!😂

[@arlynneisabelle2654]

ikr it's friggin hilarious I always laugh when he says her name in that tone X,D

[@sonjabee]

Don't curse!!!👿

[@gabrielledawson3961]

I couldn't stop laughing whenever you mentioned Ariel half fish people right 👩+ 🐟= mermaid

[@Katielovegood44]

I miss this intro haha 😂 And awkward... Elsa and Anna never became an official princess ha

[@christiandacanay3086]

@Claire Flanagan not really, they did got their own franchise and by the end of Frozen 2, both are now queens.

[@nathenewendzel1825]

@@christiandacanay3086 Yes, but the Disney Princess lineup already has queens. •Snow White •Aurora •Ariel (Maybe) •Jasmine •Rapunzel •Moana (Recently added)

[@christiandacanay3086]

@@nathenewendzel1825 Ariel is counted as a queen, no matter what Disney's stance is. If she was turned queen in any way, it counts.

[@nathenewendzel1825]

@@christiandacanay3086 Thank you. I wanted to count her. I count turned queen at any point in books, movies, sequels, shorts, and anything else within the merchandise that seems to clarify that the statice has been reached. I couldn't tell if she's a queen in the sequel or not That means half the Disney Princesses have reached queen statice and Cinderella is almost one herself.

[@Javiikyuu]

Wait, I call bs on the Giselle explanation now that Disney is making live action remakes. We have a live action Cinderella and a Belle. Not to mention a 16 year old Aurora. Well, I forget if the animated version is also 16 or not but that's my freaking point! They are not up for interpretation in the real world anymore! If they can still have a live action counterpart while different people portray as them in the parks, why not Giselle? I see you snubbing Giselle, Disney.

[@A-Dino-Named-Mennany]

I still think they could have other people portray Giselle in the parks, but I don't think you can compare them. They were Disney princesses LONG before the live action movies came out. Also they're not the same movies. They're different versions of the stories. Also if they're far too iconic now. And if they were removed, then loads of people would lose their jobs. I know you're saying that this means that Giselle should be added, not that the others should be removed, but Giselle was introduced as Amy Adams. If she was in a completely animated movie and they made a live action movie later, then it would be unfair. But because her first movie appearance had her be live action for the most part, she wasn't counted. Again, I think it would be awesome if Giselle became a Disney princess, and they could portray her with different people. But you can't compare her to the other characters who had live action remakes, since they became Disney princesses before the remakes, and their original movies were completely animated. Sorry for the long comment.

[@missmagic6505]

Because they were animated movies first then became live-action. Enchanted (the movie Giselle stars in) is both animated and live-action.

[@nabcst]

The live-action remakes are just Disney's interpretation of their own movies, like the princesses at the parks, but they are in a story version.

[@kipolem53]

Cinderella was animated 64 years before the live aciton version came out. Giselle was animated ten minutes before the live action stuff started. It's not the same thing at all. But Giselle literally doesn't DO anything animated. They purposefully gave her no personality. Whereas if you try to argue that Belle had no personality in the first movie, then you're a fool.

[@WalkingJellyfish]

To use the image of Amy Adams, Disney would be forced to pay Amy Adams for the rest of life. From such terrible things, greedy evil corporation owners would have had a heart attack. That's why Disney totally forgot about this princess like she never existed.

[@bagelpuff29]

Nala definitely!! So under rated.

[@fatherjonathan8167]

+Sunny Wise Girl MC 3. A PERSON

[@emmawalting7690]

Wasn't that #2? But you're right.

[@DelinahLovesHouseBunnies]

+FuzeGG Games Carlin asked us who we think should be included. We don't have to agree with Disney's rules. As shown, Disney doesn't agree with Disney's rules. It's all about marketing for maximum $$$. ////Bunny kisses for all!

[@mostafaelsaid9667]

YES

[@DelinahLovesHouseBunnies]

+Emma Walton *[Edit: Oops, when you said #2 I thought you meant **_Lion King 2_**, but you meant Rule #2.]* I haven't seen the _Lion King_ sequel; Nala's probably in it, too, but the name seems very familiar to me, so I'm pretty sure she's the female lead/eventual spouse of Simba in the first one. ////Bunny kisses for all!

[@BizarreBits]

The rules don't say that they have to be female, therefore Hercules should be a Disney princess ;)

[@LetsStopThisSong]

Princess Protein

[@softgirlszn6364]

Yessssss!

[@TheMedicatedArtist]

Bizarre Bits Kuzco is the #1 princess

[@rbrtck]

+Bizarre Bits Well, he does wear a skirt, so he has something in common with the other princesses, at least. ;)

[@megumikohakuultimateluckys157]

Bizarre Bits pfft, that is stupid. He doesn't fit most of the qualifications

[@tpg5974]

The evolution of your hair deserves its own episode!

[@Darticianutopia]

Kuzco for next Disney Princess! Thumbs up if you agree!

[@nyanpie7296]

BOOM BABY!

[@Darticianutopia]

wow, never thought i would make a popular comment lol

[@kassybirdy]

DarticianUtopia This would be so hilarious if it happened, but he's not a female so it won't work.

[@Darticianutopia]

trust me... i know PLENTY male princesses

[@shilohking1739]

DarticianUtopia hahaha

[@mirthfulArtist]

It's implied that Scar is gay? What..?

[@AshleyGarneau]

I don't see it 😕

[@howdypardner6278]

The only male lions he was near were his brother and cubs... He hated Mufasa... Was Scar a pedofile?

[@dangonzalez6828]

Rebecca Pucci j

[@g0ffm0thh]

well, In an unused song, Scar actually wanted Nala to be his queen and have children.

[@Legoluke197]

^which may or may not be a reference to lion behaviors in real life -- all the femaies in the pride usually mate with the alpha male....if scar became the alpha male, well, you figure out the rest.

[@officiallyhanna5591]

Cinderella and Ariel were in three movies, not just one, and Mulan was in two movies.

[@SuperCarlinBrothers]

OfficiallyHanna Right, the rule means that they have to star in the first movie and cant be "Primarily from a sequel" I don't think I explained that well

[@officiallyhanna5591]

Oh I see now! Haha, that or I just don't understand things well enough:P

[@katie6549]

SuperCarlinBrothers A. What about Sofia the first they actaly counted her. B. What about Meridia she didn't marry anyone neither did Elsa or Anna..................................WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!! DIDN'T ANNA KINDA OF ENGAGED TO KIRSTOFF YOU KNOW OF SCREEN

[@emmageoghegan575]

Ninjarainbow pants Merida, Elsa and Anna were born into royalty, which qualifies them

[@katie6549]

no but he said in the modorn day era 2 girls did not get married but there are 3 girls who didn't

[@bradiedean7466]

I think this was the first Supercarlinbrothers video I ever watched, and I'm glad to see that its still as good as I remember years later. Wonderful!

[@laurenpower7044]

I like how you say Ariel

[@laurenpower7044]

Wait it's getting annoying now

[@hylianmontage451]

+Lauren Power I had the exact same thought pattern, except it started get annoying when Once Upon A Time did it.

[@leevonex5537]

+Lauren Power lol. I know. AriEL

[@greentea1969]

ariEL

[@xAaeiynx]

+Lauren Power Me too. I re-watch this video, all the time just to hear "Ari-elle" xD

[@JohnnyCrayfish]

Sally married The Pumpkin King. Also went off to save Sandy Claws... Just saying.

[@carischumann6300]

She didn't marry Jack she only kisses him, but you're right about Santa Claus .

[@randomusername429]

It counts

[@jessicarobinson4260]

I agree. SALLY IS A DISNEY PRINCESS IN MY EYES!!!

[@rebeccagraves2457]

is the nightmare before Christmas a Disney film

[@JohnnyCrayfish]

Rebecca Graves Touchstone. A subsidiary of Disney. Though now they are more willing to welcome it in the Disney library.

[@pwurrng]

what about kuzco? he's the most FABULOUS disney princess!

[@fschkun]

True dat!

[@LDtheBrachio]

Jade Harley OF COURSE NOT! ... He should have his OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWN list, filling in every spot of the thirteen and counting.

[@pwurrng]

Noahaon I AGREE

[@salahad-din9168]

Noahaon smooth

[@RosaLink]

Don't forget his clever and SMART prince kraunk

[@rougeakane]

“You must be human” Ariel: “well yes, but actually no”

[@RainbowEssence-c3w]

I SO agree, Meg and Jane should've totally been princesses. I love Meg because she is so independent and Jane is just so compassionate and brave too. Plus Tarzan is one of my favorite Disney movies. So I totally agree Meg and Jane should've been princesses!

[@bubbles_mly6614]

+Pie Pierrot (Eta) When i was little i thought Meg was a real princess , i told someone she was my favorite Disney princess and they were confused , then I found out she wasn't a "real" Disney princess and my day was ruined .... lol and yes Tarzan is my second favorite Disney movie I love it so much!

[@MissMiya]

+Chrissy's Mix Meg is a princess by history standards. She was the daughter of the king of Thebes and given to Hercules as a prize. But Disney snubbed out her royalty.

[@oliviagamez1739]

Me too!! Jane and Meg were my favorite female characters ! They were so different from all the other princesses. Their personalities were more relatable and realistic . I hope Disney will finally make them legit princesses.👸👸👑👠🌠

[@jenkassa]

well I guess you could consider Tarzan the King of the jungle so Jane should be a princess so there that might help.

[@MissMiya]

TheDestroyer If Tarzan is a King, that would make Jane a Queen, not a Princess.

[@FeatherGirlvideo]

favorite part was all the side comments:)

[@natashaohern564]

SAME

[@sadickess4108]

Ariel!

[@iridescent4810]

ARIEL

[@dramallama2611]

+TheGamingKip Kipper it's annoying me how he was saying Ariel. ARI EL

[@HashimThaDream]

ARIEL😒😒😒

[@swiftiegleek23]

What about Esmeralda from the Hunchback of Notre Dame?

[@swiftiegleek23]

Me too!! *****

[@swiftiegleek23]

I really wish they would make an exception for her like they did for Mulan *****

[@barrybeebenson82]

***** But instead of being royal, you could qualify as princess by being heroic. Esmeralda is both heroic and kind to Quasimodo and she is human *cough* ARIEL *cough*

[@barrybeebenson82]

+Monique Black You don't have to be a born royal to become a Disney princess.

[@starwarschic123]

+Mesfra20 actually Esmeralda was a official Disney Princess for a short but people or Disney thought kids would confuse her with Jasmine which makes no sense at all.

[@jeanetten.s.8557]

Every time "aRieL!!" is mentioned... 5:44 6:02 9:21 9:54 ? Seeing as how the video actually starts at 3:47 that's him pointing out how Ariel shouldn't be a princess every 2 minutes or so.

[@TheNotverysocial]

If you bend the rules for Ariel and Mulan, why not keep bending them? Besides, this branding is silly in the first place. It should be about protagonists as a whole anyway.

[@rbassist]

TheNotverysocial agreed

[@TheNotverysocial]

Merci. I think Aurora's film is the weakest of them. That film wasn't bad, in fact I enjoyed it. It was more about the fairies than about her anyway, and seen from that lens, it's a solid film. Even then, it pales in comparison to Tangled, Cinderella, TLM, TLK, and a number of others. Aurora doesn't do anything particularly heroic, and mostly does inconsequential things when she's grown and awake. Also, Sleeping Beauty wasn't a smash hit at all, unlike the others I mentioned. If they disregarded the human rule and put Nala in her place, I think it would totally be justified.

[@RomanianRebecca]

Yea! That would be way better!

[@junkistrash8633]

Ariel was born into royalty and she became human in the movie, so she legitimately counts as a Disney princess.

[@TheNotverysocial]

@@junkistrash8633 I'll concede that. Everything else I said stands. Sleeping Beauty is the one film of the lot that failed hard and took multiple rereleases to break even, yet somehow counts. The others all succeeded, mostly spectacularly upon their first run, so how come this one film slips through the cracks on that? Mulan is another, a great film, but they kind of bent the rules with the heroism thing seemingly specifically for this character. The rest all are actual royalty. Just goes to show you how silly the entire brand actually is.

[@emmaswan4673]

I don't get why they have to be royal to qualify anyway. Doesn't that kinda tell kids that you can't be successful unless you marry a royal or already royal? I mean there is the exception of acts of heroism but the majority of Disney princess are connected to royalty.

[@ThatsMrPinkston]

I get what you are saying but they at the end of the day talking about "princesses" which is royalty, you are thinking too deep.

[@emmaswan4673]

Thats .MrPinkston Haha I get told I think about things too much a lot. I just don't get why royalty is so important, that and a prince.

[@justaway_of_the_samurai]

Emma Swan They don't have to be royal. Mulan wasn't royal, and Poccahontas wasn't royal (Unless being the daughter of your tribe's chief counts)

[@DisneyMagicDreamer85]

The definition of prince and princess literally is royalty. There are royal figures in real life, so it doesn't make sense to encourage children to become royalty anyways. It's far better to encourage children to be heroic and brave and kind, which is what all these Disney "princesses" were really about.

[@rikkupendragon8372]

I get what you're saying but they have that rule because that was how kingdoms worked back then and still do. :) So they probably wanna stick to that.

[@gh0sttale358]

I think he has something against Ariel...

[@MackenzieFlame]

Nala _should've_ been a disney princess. So should Kida have been. And Meg.

[@1TrueJuliet]

+Maryssa the Writer (Cedarbreeze the Cat) Wow. Way to make me see how Disney made stupid reasons to include my favorite Disney Princess in their line. XD

[@gh0sttale358]

ElsaFrostbyte Yush X3

[@snoopabop3439]

quasimodo is best disney princess

[@user-ug6tn1ci7b]

Isn't quasimodo a boy?

[@spadeishere5267]

I hate u

[@spadeishere5267]

Ligget HATE u

[@user-ug6tn1ci7b]

Ok then

[@paulinetrivago.7540]

If you watch funhaus as well and this is a reference from Elyse then gg ur amazing

[@marlaynamcallister3732]

Lotte from the princess and the frog is technically a princess

[@syph3r_63]

who?

[@amyfisher6698]

Na it is past midnight, I suppose once a year she is (if her dad keeps being asked to be carnival king)

[@majakaszuba5844]

But she doesn't have a lead role in this movie :)

[@cloroxholic]

nah, she's just rich

[@Mandyn8868]

She isn’t a lead role

[@reneeven]

really though Aurora was only in the movie for like 18 minutes

[@Aimzyrulez]

+Hannah Nuckolls a line a minute!

[@VenhedisKaffas]

I realy hate the three most classic Disney princesses and movies(cinderella,snowwhite and the sleeping beauty)because come on they just were waiting on their prince to save them they did nothing cool they just were singin and dancing with those realy stupid voices they had in the old Disney movie(realy hate the voice of snowwhite😖)and i agree aurora was only in the movie for a view minutes actually even maleficent was more in the movie then aurora!

[@futureangelica1125]

+Chayenne Oosterveld finally someone who gets me.

[@sl33pw17h4ng3l5]

+Chayenne Oosterveld At the time of creation though, that was (more or less) what was expected of women. To work in the home, cook and be happy with their place. To be dependent on man to provide for them (so in a way the Stepmother from Cinderella would be progressive for managing her household for so long without a husband). As the feminine role changed, so too did Disney's characters. True we don't particularly hold those three as role models now, but back then they were. If nothing else, the history of Disney Princess movies is an interesting study in the anthology of gender roles and women in society.

[@Hour24]

+Hannah Nuckolls like seriously though she's a total waste of a princess, until like two years ago I couldn't even remember her name.

[@YouveBeenTerrorized]

My 3 picks to be added to the roster would be 1. Kida: My top pick because she fits the Disney qualifications best and would add much needed diversity to the line. Also, now that there is a non singing princess (Merida) and a queen (Elsa) in the ranks, she fits right in. 2.Meg and Esmeralda:They both occupy similar roles Jasmine did in Aladdin: independent female, who eventually helps/ends up with the male protagonist. The only difference between them is that Jasmine is royal and they aren't. I think they both deserve spots based on their acts of heroism. Also would add some cultural diversity (always very important) I'd love Eionwy on the list as well, but I think most people group her with the younger Disney characters like Alice and Peter Pan (even though she's 14: the same age as Snow White)

[@redactedredacted6656]

Meg married the son of the king of the gods.I think that counts as royalty. Snow White is fourteen ? Really ?

[@annacash6674]

Just let you know Pocahontas was in her young teens. They made her looked older in the movies and younger than 14. I pretty sure she was 11 or maybe 12 at the time when they invaded the land. She had a son too, and I think she died of smallpox. I think Elsa is already Disney Princess when he made the video. He said Elsa and Ana have the title.

[@kaziislam2785]

***** Maybe Disney may have re-thought the idea of 'Princesses' and simply thought of using the term 'Heroines', or at least something along those lines.

[@StrategicGamesEtc]

***** Yeah, I was surprised he didn't mention Eilonwy. Maybe because everyone already knows that she's a relatively unknown figure? Logically that would make her well known, but she's still not a princess so, yeah.

[@Faereni]

StrategicGamesEtc Mind you this is JUST my thoughts, I have no way of really knowing, but Eilonwy's case may be do to legal rights. Most of the classic princesses are from fairly well known fairy tales and stories (Grimm and Hans Christian Anderson for example). Eilonwy however isn't from material that is so widespread it'd be considered practically free use. Eilonwy belongs to Lloyd Alexander. It's very possible he could have just limited the rights to the animation and no further? Which is a shame, I would have loved the entirety of the Prydain Chronicles to have been made into film. ***** I totally agree about Esmeralda and was pretty surprised they didn't have her on their list! Girl was almost burned at the stake for helping her people! At least they mentioned Kida and Meg!

[@anika_mercat2338]

I remember in like 3rd grade or something my friend told me I looked a lot like Giselle and I didn't know who she was. She told me she was a Disney princess so I thought it was just further evidence that I live under the world's largest rock xD But actually is it a well known movie, because don't think I've ever seen it

[@kuuttinen]

I just realized those socks actually are amazing. As far as amazing socks go.👌

[@griefingg0lem685]

Lilo from lilo and stitch qualifies except for the royalty/heroism part.

[@MrRamencake]

Taking in an alien fugitive is kind of heroic...

[@100101100]

erin collins "oh good. My dog found the chainsaw."

[@mrydeski7179]

Age is most likely also a consideration for becoming a disney princess. If it wasn't it is likely both Lilo and Alice (in Wonderland) would be disney princesses. They most likely have to be at least a teenager to be an official princess so 13 and older.

[@ccmesich]

M Rydeski hey... Nani qualifys

[@itsuptheresteve]

But she fought aliens that's pretty brave

[@TheaterRaven]

First of all, I think the title should be changed from "Disney Princess" to "Disney Heroine". I was never into princesses as a child and looking on the phenomena now as a grown woman, I think Disney should send the message that anyone can do good things. You shouldn't have to rely on a royal title for people to respect you as a person. As for who should be on the list, I have to say Esmeralda from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". She's one of the most selfless, brave souls in all of the Disney universe. She's strong, independent, compassionate, and, since Disney seems so concerned with being diverse nowadays, she's an ethnic minority, a Roma (Gypsy). She was my favorite female Disney character as a kid and to this day, she's the first person to come to mind when I think of a "Disney Princess".

[@hyenacub]

+TheaterRaven I really like that idea, myself! The only thing I don't like about that word is that it's pronounced just like the drug. O_o

[@AnimeAngel88]

+TheaterRaven They more or less have a Disney Heroine line.

[@DeeCross]

+TheaterRaven A fun fact: Esmeralda *was* part of the original Disney Princess push in the 90s! She was removed from the line-up.

[@AnimeAngel88]

Dee Cross Not surprised

[@jjcook0226]

Kida is still one of my favorite princesses and that movie is extremely underrated! Love it!

[@BlondeCurlsBlueEyes]

Along with Esmeralda who I agree should be included, you could also make an excellent case for Eilonwy from The Black Cauldron. She's an actual princess and plays a pretty significant role in the latter half of the movie - but since it's notorious as one of Disney's biggest flops, she doesn't get to be included...

[@sarahlaurent2239]

+BlondeCurlsBlueEyes EILONWY

[@rynnhamilton3166]

+BlondeCurlsBlueEyes The thing is, I thought the movie was actually pretty good myself.

[@BlondeCurlsBlueEyes]

+Rynn Hamilton I don't mind it either to be honest, it beats that Chicken Little crap from 20 years later... but what can you do, they consider Treasure Planet a flop too and that's plain ridiculous. It all depends on money with them

[@cheshirekat3050]

+BlondeCurlsBlueEyes I saw The Black Cauldron when I was a little girl.I loved it.I've never read the book, though.I really should.

[@sevendancers9792]

Laughing at how you said she's an "actual" princess, I've never seen that movie so she may be, but the official Disney princesses are ALL "actual" princesses

[@KadenceAnn]

Random but I just thought of this where are the Beast's parents

[@imogenhoward2748]

You might not consider this reliable but in the live action it's mentioned by the servants to Belle that his mother died of a disease when the prince was young and he was raised by his cruel father. I assume his father died as well.

[@A-Dino-Named-Mennany]

Imogen Howard I don't know if it was obvious or not but I'm still happy that I called that when watching it for the first time! :D

[@starfireunicorn402]

The hate for ARIEL is like wow

[@jazmin9431]

I came back here from film theory because that video I just watched got me so mad he was acting like no one has watched this video. That really upset so much

[@asmrtpop2676]

Actually Anna and Elsa never got their coronation at Disney; their franchise was deemed too big.

[@asmrtpop2676]

Also Nala has a confirmed other dad (see: The Lion Guard)

[@ChickenGeorgeClooney]

The Lion Guard isn't canon, similar to the DVD sequels.

[@ChickenGeorgeClooney]

***** No, it isnt.

[@rbrtck]

+asmRTPOP Correct, and this proves that what we're talking about here is all about merchandise instead of reality. In reality, Anna and Elsa are in fact Disney princesses--just ask the people who actually created them as such, who are NOT the same people who slap (often arbitrarily and in contradiction with reality) various franchise labels on these characters. We should believe whatever we want, not what some marketing executive at Disney Consumer Products says.

[@rbrtck]

+Will N Oh, please! Disney Princess(TM) is a merchandise franchise managed by Disney Consumer Products--it's all about selling as much merchandise as possible, and that is a real-world fact, not a figment of anyone's imagination. Either you made up all of that nonsense, or some of it was told to you by Disney Consumer Products--in that case, they're trying to sell you something, and they'd say anything in order to do it, so don't believe their BS. Now let's dismantle your numbered points one by one: 1) Match or surpass Beauty and the Beast? Since when was this movie--probably the most acclaimed in Disney's history--the minimum standard? Your logic is fatally flawed right from the start. 2) Sleeping Beauty lost money on its initial theatrical release, and The Princess and the Frog's box office performance was considered very disappointing--so much so that they started giving their princess movies titles like "Tangled" and "Frozen" in an attempt to disguise what they were (and the rest of their advertising tried to, as well). Yet Aurora and Tiana are both included in the merchandise franchise. Tiana was undoubtedly included because of her race, as Disney Consumer Products want to sell to every market segment--it's just like Mulan, even though Mulan was never and never became a princess at all. They don't care about anything but selling merchandise--that's their only job! 3) Hero act? Mulan was a heroine for sure, but it doesn't make her a princess. The fact that she is Asian, however, makes her useful for a certain market segment, as well as to make the franchise more diverse so that people won't complain. That's just good marketing--makes them look good, which is good for selling things. It has nothing to do with some higher kind of ideal you're touting. That's not what the people in charge get paid for--they get paid for selling merchandise to make more money for Disney. And there is *nothing* wrong with that--I just like to recognize things for what they really are. Now, as for the Disney princesses in Frozen, they have their own Frozen(TM) merchandise franchise that is just as big as the Disney Princess(TM) franchise--that's why they haven't been folded into the other franchise, at least just yet. Having a whole other incredibly successful franchise is generally better overall for sales than piling everything into one--if you can do it, that is, and out of all of Disney's animated features, Frozen did. If this were not the case, then both Anna and Elsa would have been added to the Disney Princess(TM) franchise sometime in 2014, as originally planned, with those silly coronations and everything (yes, it was already in the works, but then Frozen got huge and Disney Consumer Products saw an opportunity to create a whole new franchise, so they canceled all of the plans).

[@joanntuinei6320]

I loved meg so much she should have been a princess 👸

[@poidkurdo1920]

But the movie was About Hercules, not her, despite her appearance in the story. Jasmine is the only non-central character, and she's there because they needed a new princess (in a sexy outfit!) to sell toys; and despite Aladdin being the central character, nobody wants to self-identify as a homeless thief, lol. Princesses aren't based on box office bank, nor the theme parks - they're based on merch sales.

[@CocoaCatniptv]

Eilonwy from the Black Cauldron! She's a princess...but that movie didn't do well at all and is often completely forgotten about.

[@RossPitSharkHunter]

***** The only good thing about that film was it's villain.

[@Jemini4228]

Its never established for sure if she is royal or making it up and I can't remember any extraordinary act of heroism and there's no marriage which disqualifies her...

[@CocoaCatniptv]

Eilonwy is a Princess by birth. In the film she introduces herself as a Princess, and there is never anything shown in the movie to make this something she made up. Not only that but she is established as a royal in the book series the movie is based off.

[@JanaVerseveldt]

***** But Eilonwy is not the primary character. I think that disqualifies her. And her movie didn't do well enough, apparently.

[@TheSoundOfGeorgia]

***** I remember Black Cauldron

[@madisonamber2393]

*finds out Nala’s royalty* *questions everything I know*

[@celestejones6744]

Sweet home al-

[@TrashDoveBard]

I think it's weird that they have the Sequels rule, because Mulan, Cinderella, Pocahontus & Belle all STARRED exclusively in sequels, some in multiple. Beauty & the Beast actually had like, 3 off-shoots, Pocahontus had a direct sequel (Pocahontus 2 Journey to a New World), Mulan had a direct sequel, (Mulan 2), and Cinderella had 2 direct sequels, even if one of them was a AU theory type film. Now, all of these sequels were TERRIBLE (like most Disney sequels), and I know most people barely know they exist, let alone acknowledge them, but they still technically exist, AND thus shouldn't these princesses lose their spots on the list by that standard? Also KIDA FTW. Atlantis was great, and she was a FANTASTIC character and represented so many Disney firsts. Such a crying shame. She is my favorite Disney Princess.

[@MaripositaNessa]

I think what they mean is they can't star in the sequel only. The official princesses also star in the main film which qualifies them as official. Ariel's daughter, for example, only stars in the Little Mermaid sequel and isn't considered an official princess because of that.

[@00sasukelovagirl00]

+Rachel Bohland See, your thinking of the rule wrong. Its not that they cant have a sequel, it's any princess that is exclusive to a sequel, such as ariel's daughter, simbas daughter, the three princesses from mulan 2, would all not qualify because they are exclusive to those sequels. Although Kiara was pretty awesome. She's the perfect example of don't ever give up no matter how much you fail.

[@140kittykat]

+Rachel Bohland While I agree with you, on like all of that, Atlantis had an equally crap sequel that is equally not spoken about.

[@hollywhiting4194]

+00sasukelovagirl00 don't forget disney descendants their kids r in it kind of counts

[@DatBoi-rl8fp]

my questions : why does Riley have guy and girl emotions ? why doesn't anna have powers? why is there only 4 other different races other than white? why could i see in finding dory in the aquarium Riley and her classmates?

[@gottaridejiminbeforeyoupar4080]

Dat Boi She's trans hun.

[@anna-qx3df]

Dat Boi ok ok I have a theroy that Riley is non binary so she has both gendered emotions!

[@gusgamer3607]

Number one: nice name. Number two: WAIT RILEY WAS IN FINDING DORY OOOOOOOHOHHH MY GOD!!!!

[@arlenepickard4081]

Dat Boi wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jacks.6243]

Not trans, dear, Intersex. :D

[@harleyquinn-on6bo]

what about tiger lily from peter pan she was a princess but just didnt make it

[@sophiewilkinson2242]

I think it might be bc she didn't have a primary role :)

[@harleyquinn-on6bo]

he could have still mention her

[@LittleMissDraakje]

harley quinn He left a lot of princesses out, and since it's a top 5, I can understand that he chose these instead of putting Tiger Lily in.

[@DevaAshera]

harley quinn She was probably left out since she didn't have a primary role, the main heroine being Wendy, and is, quite honestly, easy to forget..I'd forgotten about her until you mentioned her.

[@moniqueblack475]

He had to get the main ones

[@samnichole5235]

I like how he keeps calling out Ariel