What Disney Princess Is My Soulmate

Snow White and Jasmine are the youngest of all the Disney princesses. Snow White is just 14 years old in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Jasmine is not much older, and she is 15 years old in Aladdin. It's unnerving to realize how young both Jasmine and Snow White are, especially when Jafar, who is considerably older than Jasmine, tries to marry her in Aladdin.

Ariel from The Little Mermaid, Aurora from Sleeping Beauty, and Merida from Brave are all 16 years old, much like Moana and Mulan. In Beauty and the Beast, Belle is 17 years old, and Rapunzel is 17 at the start of Tangled, although she turns 18 during the film.

Pocahontas is 18 years old, whereas Cinderella and Tiana are both 19 at the time of their films. This means that, with the exception of Elsa and Anna in Frozen II, all Disney princesses are teens.

What is the rarest Disney princess?

The Disney princesses are an animated set of 11 characters that include Snow White, the original Disney princess, and Merida from Disney and Pixar's “Brave.” Official Disney princesses can be found on almost any product or piece of apparel. With so much money relying on their likenesses, Disney is quite selective about who it invites into this exclusive club. Here are ten Disney princesses that are just as royal as the big ones but never received the Mouse's complete blessing.

Which Disney princess will you marry?

• Ariel is the only Disney Princess who isn't born as a human but grows up to be one. As a result, she is frequently seen in her mermaid tail or a bouffant gown as a human.
• Merida is the only Disney Princess who isn't from a Pixar film, isn't from real life or literature (like Moana), doesn't have any onscreen singing moments in her film, and doesn't have a love interest (the latter also shared with Moana). It should be mentioned, however, that during development, Young MacGuffin was supposed to be Merida's Prince before it was decided she would stay single.
• Merida and Tiana are the only Princesses who have an accent that matches their voice actresses. With the exception of Mulan, Pocahontas, Moana, and Raya, whose voice actresses have the correct nationalities, all other princesses have American accents that are false to their origin (Chinese American, Native American, Polynesian, and Vietnamese respectively).
• Aurora has a British accent, despite the fact that she was voiced by an American.
• The Princesses (Cinderella, Belle, and Jasmine) have all been performed by British actresses in the remakes of the films. Despite being an American, Elle Fanning, who plays Aurora, speaks with an English accent throughout “Maleficent.” Mulan in the namesake remake, in which she is played by Liu Yifei, a Chinese actress, is currently the sole remake exception.
• With John Smith and John Rolfe, Pocahontas is the first Disney Princess to have two love interests. She is the only Disney Princess who does not marry her original prince, and in the sequel, she falls in love with John Rolfe (whom she married in real life). Despite this, she is frequently associated with John Smith.
• Mulan and Tiana are the only Princesses who have killed the main villain in their respective flicks. Mulan has murdered more people than any other Disney character, burying an entire Hun army in a snow avalanche from which only a few individuals survived.
• Te Fiti was a source of goodness to the islands before transforming as Te K, until Maui stole her heart, causing her to become a destructive entity. Moana is the only princess to redeem her primary antagonist: before transforming as Te K, Te Fiti was a source of goodness to the islands, until Maui stole her heart, causing her to become a destructive entity. She is also the only princess to face two enemies in a single film, as well as the only one to face both a male and a female antagonist.
• At a confectionery store in Downtown Disney in Orlando, FL, the first eight Princesses were once portrayed as elements on a periodic chart.
• Rapunzel was the franchise's first computer-animated princess, rather than a standard hand-drawn character. When she appears alongside the other Princesses in products or images, she (together with the other computer-animated Princesses, Merida and Moana) has hand-drawn redesigns.
• The only Princesses who do not come from conventional fairy tales are Pocahontas, Mulan, Merida, Moana, and Raya (Snow White; Cinderella; Aurora from “Sleeping Beauty”; Ariel from “The Little Mermaid”; Belle from “Beauty and the Beast”; Jasmine from “Aladdin and the Magic Lamp”; Tiana from “The Frog Prince”; Rapunzel; Anna and Elsa from “Frozen”).
• A single person is responsible for the animation of several Disney Princesses. Snow White, Cinderella, and Aurora were animated by Marc Davis, Ariel, Pocahontas, and Rapunzel were animated by Glen Keane, while Belle, Jasmine, Mulan, and Tiana were done by Mark Henn.
• Tiana, Rapunzel, and Merida are the only Princesses whose film's title changed while it was being made. Rapunzel's was just Rapunzel, and Merida's was The Bear and the Bow.
• The first six Princesses have limited-edition “Disney Vault” releases for the home market.
• Snow White and Rapunzel (German), Cinderella, Aurora, and Belle (French), Ariel (Danish), and Merida (Italian) are the seven Caucasian princesses (Scottish). Jasmine (Arabic), Pocahontas (Native American), Mulan (Chinese), Tiana (African-American), Moana (Polynesian), and Raya (Polynesian) are the six non-white Disney Princesses (Southeast Asian).
• Tiana is the only princess whose nationality has been modified from the original story; the princess in the Frog Prince fairy tale was German.
• Tiana is the first Disney Princess to be crowned publicly, as all of the Princesses up to Mulan were already in the cast when the franchise began in the early 2000s.
• The only film in the franchise to get an honorary Oscar was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Brave was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film of the Year. Two Oscars went to The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and Pocahontas (Best Soundtrack, Best Original Song). Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Mulan, The Princess and the Frog, Tangled, and Moana have all recently been nominated for an Academy Award.
• In her merchandising form, Merida and Mulan are the only Princesses who can handle a real weapon. Rapunzel's frying pan appears on items as well, but it isn't considered a “true” weapon.
• In their original films, Cinderella, Tiana, Rapunzel, Merida, Moana, and Raya are all seen as youngsters. In the prequel film The Little Mermaid III: Ariel's Beginning, Ariel is depicted as a youngster.
• Cinderella, Ariel, Jasmine, Mulan, Tiana, and Rapunzel were among the thirteen Princesses in the line-up who were seen getting married on screen: Cinderella, Ariel, Jasmine, Mulan, Tiana, and Rapunzel. In their respective films, Cinderella, Ariel, and Tiana all married. After nearly marrying the prince of a neighboring kingdom for political reasons, Mulan marries Li Shang in the sequel Mulan II, Jasmine marries Aladdin in the sequel Aladdin and the King of Thieves, and Rapunzel marries Eugene (Flynn Rider) in the short Tangled Ever After.
• Aurora is the only Princess who is truly blonde. Rapunzel is a natural brunette through genetics, but Cinderella is a strawberry-blonde thanks to the sun's enchantment.
• Snow White and Cinderella are the only orphaned Princesses, whereas Ariel, Belle, Jasmine, Pocahontas, and Raya are the only ones who have only their fathers alive, and Tiana is the first to have only her father die.
• Surprisingly, the only princesses having a step-parent are those who are orphaned, as none of the princesses' single parents remarried without dying.
• The only princesses with biological siblings are Ariel and Merida. Cinderella has two stepbrothers.
• Despite the fact that several of the Disney Princesses have had damsels-in-distress or abuse episodes, Ariel is the first to play a more prominent heroine role, saving Eric from drowning.
• Cinderella is also the first “reactive” princess to evolve into a more “proactive” one, as evidenced by her third film and the live-action remake of her first film.
• In an early script, Moana's intended surname, Waikliki, was there, but her film's screenwriter said that it may no longer apply.
• The only Disney Princesses who use aliases are Aurora and Mulan (Aurora as “Briar Rose” and Mulan as “Ping”). Aurora, on the other hand, mistook Briar Rose for her own name until she discovered her true identity.

Which Disney Princess has white hair?

Kida has white long hair and brown skin, like do all Atlanteans. She has huge blue eyes and blue-colored tattoos (which resemble teardrops) that appear to shift slightly after she becomes Queen. She also has a crystal shard around her neck. Kida and the other Atlanteans are granted unnaturally long lives thanks to the Atlantean crystal's power. Milo estimates Kida's age to be between 8,500 and 8,800 years old, yet she looks like someone in their mid-late twenties.

When she progresses from princess to queen, her clothing shifts from being quite exposing to being highly elaborate. As a princess, she simply wears a simple blue bikini with a strapless bandeau on top and a sarong-style skirt on the bottoms, gold jewelry on her right ear, a band on her left arm, and an anklet on her right ankle, and she walks around barefoot. Her clothing in the sequel is a strapless dark turquoise gown with two side slits and a gold chevron design on the hem, as well as a red belt at the waist and a dark blue cape with a gold underbelly attached to the back. Kida can revert to her princess costume even as a queen in the short novel “Milo's Rescue Mission.”

What is the least known Disney princess?

• Eilonwy is a key character in Lloyd Alexander's book series The Chronicles of Prydain, on which the film is partially based.
• Eilonwy isn't a part of the official Disney Princess lineup, nor is she represented in any of the goods. Despite the cult following it garnered on home video releases, this is most likely due to Disney's typical tendency to remove themselves from their film due to its failure and considerably darker tones (perhaps also due to her teenaged age, unlike the other Disney Princesses). Furthermore, the edits, re-editing, and reworking the film underwent after it was completed, even in part of the soundtrack, would render it “incomplete.”
• Princess Eilonwy has been dubbed the “Forgotten Disney Princess” by fans due to her little-known status and the fact that, unlike Kida Nedakh from Atlantis: The Lost Empire, she is not a “authentic” Disney Princess despite being a princess by birth.
• Eilonwy had a propensity of running around barefoot in the Chronicles of Prydain literature. Disney's version of Eilonwy was also supposed to be barefoot, according to pre-production artwork for The Black Cauldron.
• Eilonwy's bauble does not float in The Chronicles of Prydain, nor does it change color from anything other than the golden light it emits. It's also worth noting that, unbeknownst to Eilonwy, her bauble's official name in the story is The Golden Pelydryn.
• Eilonwy is a descendent of the Welsh mythological god Llyr, which sets her apart from the movie and the original series.
• In the books, Eilonwy is depicted as having red-gold hair, while in the film, she is a blonde.
• Both Eilonwy and Kida, unlike most Disney Princesses and heroines, have a magical item instead of animal sidekicks.
• Hayley Mills was cast in the part of Princess Eilonwy and got to record several scenes, but she was replaced by Susan Sheridan for unclear reasons.
• The author Lloyd Alexander came up with Eilonwy's name based on Welsh names with elemental meanings like white forehead and elm. In Welsh, Eilon means “fawn,” while the suffix -wy signifies “water.”
• Despite the fact that she was kidnapped by the Horned King before meeting Taran and making her first appearance in the film, Eilowny's kidnapping was never shown on-screen.
• The parents of Eilonwy are never seen. Her parents are already deceased, according to the novels. Like Taran, she would become an orphan as a result of this. Also, unless she is not ready to ascend the throne and has someone to step in for her duties until she is of legal age or has an older sibling, this would technically make her a queen, not a princess.

Which princess kissed a frog?

Kiss the Frog is about (Disney Princess and the Frog) Tiana, Disney's newest princess, has arrived! When she and the pampered Prince Naveen are changed into frogs, they end themselves adrift in the Louisiana bayou, with just a lovesick Cajun firefly, a trumpet-playing alligator, and each other for company.

Who are the Disney Princesses boyfriends?

The archetypes of modern partnerships are Anna and Kristoff. Disney made little attempt to hide their progress, and even made fun of previous Disney princess couplings. Anna, in true Disney fashion, falls in love with Prince Hans until it becomes clear that he is the story's villain. Anna falls for Kristoff in a much more realistic timeline while searching for her sister. They push each other in the greatest ways possible, and their relationship doesn't detract from Frozen's overall theme. It's because of their tainted relationship that they've become one of Disney's most powerful couples.

Which Disney Princess is 15?

Snow White (age 14), Jasmine (15), Ariel (16), Aurora (16), Mulan (16), Merida (16), Belle (17), Pocahontas (18), Rapunzel (18), Cinderella (19), and Tiana (19) are the 11 characters in the official Disney Princess franchise (19).