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Ariel is the protagonist of Disney’s 1989 animated feature film, The Little Mermaid. She is the seventh and youngest daughter of King Triton and Queen Athena, rulers of the undersea kingdom of Atlantica. Ariel lived through much of her young life with a passionate — yet forbidden — admiration of the human world, and longed to someday experience life on the surface.

Ariel is loosely based on the nameless protagonist of the Danish fairy tale «The Little Mermaid» by Hans Christian Andersen, but unlike the Andersen tale in which the mermaid loses her prince and dies, the Disney adaptation features a happy ending.

Ariel is the fourth official member of the Disney Princess line-up. She is also the first Disney Princess to be developed after Walt Disney’s lifetime, having been conceived over two decades after his passing in 1966. Incidentally, Walt himself made efforts to adapt The Little Mermaid in the late 1930s and early 40s, before the company’s profits declined due to the Second World War. She is the first Disney Princess to be developed during the Disney Renaissance.

Background

Official Description

Ariel is an independent, headstrong, and determined young mermaid. She is the youngest and prettiest princess of the sea, but spends most of her time outside the palace walls of Atlantica singing, daydreaming, and adventuring with her best friend, Flounder the guppy fish, and sometimes Sebastian the crab, who is also the royal adviser to Ariel’s father. At the age of 16, she unexpectedly becomes deeply infatuated with a young and handsome human prince named Eric and sacrifices all things dear to her for the chance of being with her one true love.

Development

Walt Disney himself and artist Kay Nielsen began work on the story of The Little Mermaid in the 1930s and early 40s. The feature was to be a very faithful adaption to Hans Christian Andersen’s tale with the Mermaid dying and turning into sea foam in the end. However, after writing the script and illustrating the storyboard, the project was shelved to focus on other projects also in the works such as Dumbo, Bambi, and Fantasia. There have been alternate statements, however, that indicated that Disney may have intended to go for the happy ending route.^[2]

In the mid-1980s, the project was finally reopened, yet Disney decided to disregard the dark and grimy aspects of Andersen’s story and make the film a more child-friendly version with a much happier ending which worked better for the company’s brand. However, the development team indicated that the changes given for the film coincidentally matched up with the changes Walt Disney made during his attempted take on the film.^[2] During development, the studio officially gave their Little Mermaid the aquatic-like name of «Ariel».

Ariel’s original design was developed by animator Glen Keane, who had reportedly said in an animation lecture that she was based on his own wife. Her appearance was also based on model Sherri Stoner, who provided live-action references for the animators during the development of the film and also inspired the look for Belle. A challenge in animating her for the film was the color required to show her in the changing environments, both under the sea and on land, for which the animators required 32-color models, not including costume changes. The sea-green color of her mermaid tail was a hue specially mixed by the Disney paint lab; the color was named «Ariel» after the character. She has been compared to past Disney heroines from Walt Disney’s lifetime, but is more physically similar to Alice from Alice in Wonderland and Belle from Beauty and the Beast, as they all have big eyes, a broad forehead, and a small mouth and chin.

Voice

Jodi Benson, who was predominantly a stage actress when she was cast, was chosen to voice Ariel because the directors felt «it was really important to have the same person doing the singing and speaking voice.» Co-director Ron Clements remarked that her voice had «sweetness» and «youthfulness» that was unique. When recording the vocals for Ariel’s theme song «Part of Your World», she consented to Howard Ashman’s suggestion that the lights in the studio be dimmed, to «feel a bit more enclosed» and create the feeling of being deep under the sea. She was also encouraged to soften her singing voice almost to the point of speaking so that the song would feel more intimate. Benson has remained as the main voice of Ariel since.

Voice actress Melissa Fahn auditioned for the role and was called back many times, but was turned down because she sounded slightly too young.

Personality

Ariel is a bright, spirited, and headstrong mermaid princess with a strong passion for adventure and exploration. Her tendency to explore the more mysterious depths of the ocean (or more importantly, the world beyond the ocean) can lead to an array of problems to both herself and her friends, and in the confines of her personal life — as seen when she gets into an argument with her overprotective father, King Triton. Despite this, Ariel’s selflessness, compassion, and intuitive way of thinking often resolve such problems, as she always takes full responsibility for her actions.

At the start of the original film, Ariel is shown to have a burning obsession with the human world and a desire to learn more about their culture. Unlike her father at first, she views humans as aspiring creatures, astonished by their ability to constantly create, and heavily goes against the idea of them being «barbaric» and selfish as a result of this. This passion is revealed to have been prominent throughout Ariel’s life years before the events of the film, as seen in the television series. By the point of the film, as seen through her lament, «Part of Your World», Ariel’s obsession with the human world has reached unimaginable heights, as she spends most of her time focusing on finding, observing and collecting various human objects that have sunk into the sea. Her obsession has also taken a toll on her emotionally, as the song begins with a sense of wonder and enchantment, but ultimately climaxes with a soft end, filled with hopelessness and despair, representing Ariel’s dying hopes of ever experiencing life upon the surface. These feelings of desperation and despair are the prime motive behind Ariel’s eventual deal with the sea witch, Ursula, to become human and experience the world above the surface. Despite not having the best relationship with her father, especially in regard to their respective views on humanity, she nonetheless was very loyal to him as well as her sisters, as after Ursula explained the deal to her, Ariel expressed some hesitance as she realized that if she succeeded in the deal (never mind if she failed her end of the bargain), she wouldn’t be able to see Triton or her sisters again, and later when Ursula cursed Triton, Ariel’s first action was to attack Ursula to avenge him, even calling the sea witch a monster for what she did.

Ariel is extremely compassionate and loving towards almost all living things; more so platonically than romantically. This is most notably seen through her friendship with her closest companion, Flounder, and even her father’s court composer, Sebastian, who, despite being against Ariel’s recklessness and overly adventurous nature, is given a considerably large amount of love and respect from the princess, which is often reciprocated. With Flounder, she is comforting and patient, as well as protective, with the tendency to risk her own life for the guppy on various occasions. Her ability to befriend all various creatures, including an abandoned killer whale, an irrationally feared sea creature. and even the son of one of her nemeses is displayed throughout the franchise. Before she met Eric, she was rarely interested in romantic relationships, not even with any of the merman princes that Triton tried to get her to marry. The only known exception was Prince Waverly of the Pacifica Kingdom, with whom she was infatuated. However, after meeting Eric, Ariel is revealed to be a romantic, willing to make daring sacrifices for the sake of true love. Her love for him is validated by Eric’s returned selflessness and sacrificial actions for the sake of love; notably seen during the climax of the film.

Like Ariel’s father, Triton, she has a bad temper if she is ever provoked, although her temper is not as short as his. Although spirited, even she has had some degree of self-doubts about herself, as she actually at one point considered her father might have been correct and that she may have been a freak for having any fascination for humanity. She also had a degree of seeing the good in things, as she also doubted that humans could have been pure evil from their tools and artworks.

Also, despite her usual naivety and impulsiveness, Ariel has shown to be serious, careful, and very intuitive on many occasions. One example of her occasionally showing intuitiveness was just before exploring the sunken ship, where she suggested that Flounder stay outside and be on the lookout for sharks in the area when the latter tried to fake illness.

In The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea, as an adult, Ariel has matured into a sophisticated and distinguished woman, fully embracing her responsibilities as a mother and the princess consort of Eric’s kingdom and fully adapting to her human body that she has had for some time now thanks to her father’s magic. However, when Morgana threatens Melody at her christening, Ariel becomes overprotective of her daughter similarly to how she was treated by Triton in the first film. As a result, she severs all ties with Atlantica and the ocean in hopes of preventing Morgana from using Melody’s heritage to her advantage. Despite being happy with her new life as a human mother and wife, she misses her father and sisters, but keeps this hidden from Melody for the latter’s own safety. Later, she comes to realize that this decision does more harm than good.

However, at one point, Ariel subtly alludes to her true heritage, as she mentioned to Melody when sympathizing with her about not fitting in that she was «a fish out of water», with Melody not quite believing her.

Regardless of Ariel’s few flaws, she is very much selfless, sweet-natured, and inspirational. However, her most notable trait was her deep love and fascination for humans, having desired to become human during the first film’s events, even before meeting her future husband, Eric. However, she did not always have this trait; until she was 15 years old, she expressed a deep fear of humans similar to Triton’s prejudice towards humans, although her witnessing a human saving a beached dolphin changed her views on the matter. Ironically, the human responsible for saving the dolphin was Eric, although she never knew it.

Physical appearance

Ariel is a beautiful adolescent mermaid with an hourglass figure, fair skin, red lips, red hair, and large, aqua blue eyes. In stark contrast to the three previous Disney Princesses created before her, Snow White, Cinderella, and Aurora, who were drawn with smaller eyes and smaller heads in proportion to their bodies similar to adult women, Ariel is drawn with somewhat semi-neotenous features, with larger eyes and with a head more similar to a child’s than an adult’s in proportion to her body, giving her an appearance of youth rather than maturity. This suggests the combination of youthful innocence and physical maturity which Ariel represented; for example, it eventually became the design basis of most Disney Princesses created after her in recent years; such as Jasmine, Rapunzel, Anna, Elsa, and Moana.

From childhood to her teenage years, she wore a lavender seashell bikini top. As a child, her lips were the same color as her skin, and as a teenager, they are bright red. Ariel’s most defining feature is her long, flowing, thick, bright red hair. From the waist down, she has a green horizontal fish-like tail with sea-green scales and sea-foam green fins and a matching V-shaped waist-line resembling fish-lips that reveals her midriff and her belly button. She most likely has the reproductive organs of a cetacean. In Little Mermaid’s Island, her seashell top looks more like a strapless top that covers all of her torso. She is also fairly tall in human form, being only a few inches shorter than Eric, himself a fairly tall human.

When Ariel becomes a human, the only article of clothing she wore was her seashell bikini top, leftover from her mermaid form. She eventually wears an old sail from a shipwreck with some rope to keep it closed, fashioned by her friend Scuttle. Being prepared for dinner, she wears a pink-and-white gown, silver barrettes in her hair, and pearl white earrings. Getting ready for bedtime, she wears a pink nightgown. After being taken in by Prince Eric, she wears a multi-shade-of-blue dress consisting of a powder-blue blouse with long sleeves, a midnight-blue bodice, and a cobalt-blue foot-length skirt, along with black heels. She wears a big royal blue bow in her hair. Ariel’s hair was worn loose while wearing the outfit when she swims through the boat to stop the wedding between Eric and Vanessa (Ursula in disguise) before her feet reverts into her mermaid tail. After she’s turned into a human once again, she wears a periwinkle, glittering dress. After she kisses Eric and during their wedding, she wears a white wedding dress with pale green trimming, big puffy sleeves, and a sparkling golden tiara on her veil.

During and after her daughter Melody’s christening, she wears a gold-and-white dress, and has her hair in a low ponytail decorated with a white bow. She also wears a periwinkle gown with an up-do decorated with a golden tiara with green and white gems on her necklace and earrings during Melody’s 12th birthday party with her hair being a bit shorter due to it being adjusted and pulled in a bun. She still wears the same up-do with a green peasant dress when she’s on Eric’s ship and a blue-and-white dress with light blue earrings in the song «Here on the Land and Sea» in the second movie. In one of the video games, she wears an aqua-colored gown with a matching flower on the side of her hair.

Powers and abilities

Powers

• Aquapathy: As a mermaid, Ariel is capable of speaking with aquatic fauna; as she can understand and communicate with aquatic/marine creatures. She retains this ability; even in her human form.

Former powers

• Magic: In the episode «T’ank You For Dat, Ariel», Ariel briefly became a sea witch and learned how to use magic; she used her new-found talents to grant Sebastian’s wish of being bigger, but unfortunately, it continuously worked, making him continue to grow to the point where he surfaced while standing, and it was fueled by the light of the full moon. She lost her magic and status as a sea witch when she wished the whole entire mess never happened, and her magic did just that, erasing the entire event and influencing her so it wouldn’t happen in the reset timeline.
• Speed Swimming: As a mermaid, Ariel was capable of swimming much faster than normal humans and even certain aquatic/marine creatures in terms of undersea travel or sea travel; for example, she was able to get to Atlantica from Prince Eric’s kingdom in less than a day, as well as getting from Atlantica to Norway in the episode «Metal Fish», in a similar time fashion. She does not retain this ability while she is in her human form.
• Underwater Breathing: As a mermaid, Ariel is able to metabolize oxygen from the water, which negates the need to surface; although she is certainly more than capable of breathing on land. She does not retain this ability while she is in her human form.

Abilities

• Adaptability: As demonstrated in the first film, Ariel is capable of mastering almost any skills or gaining knowledge very quickly; for example, after becoming human via Ursula’s magic potion, she was able to learn how to stand up in a few minutes, if not a few seconds and move in the same time span, as Ariel quickly figured out how to run, after Max had unintentionally frightened her, after he had alerting her to his present; as she tried in a failed attempt to get away from the sheepdog, as well as quickly learning about the human customs. Ariel can also master other skills at a much faster pace, that would take normal humans months or even years to learn; skills such as dancing, horse riding, etc., as it has only taken her a few minutes, if not a few seconds to learn.
• Singing: As demonstrated in the films and the TV series, Ariel is an excellent singer, which is a talent shared by all merpeople. According to Sebastian; she has the most beautiful voice in all of Atlantica; her voice is so beautiful, that even Eric had fallen in love with Ariel after only hearing her sing to him once, when she drew him to consciousness with her incredible voice after rescuing him from drowning at sea.
• Dancing: As demonstrated in the first film, the TV series and the prequel film, The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning, Ariel is an excellent dancer, which is a talent shared by most merpeople; after becoming human via Ursula’s magic potion, she was able to dance with Eric with admirable skill as if she had been a human for years, this is partly; due to her rapid adaptability. In Ariel’s mermaid form, she can dance in a fashion similar.
• Expert Swimmer: As a mermaid, Ariel is an excellent swimmer, as demonstrated in the films, the TV series, and the prequel film, The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning. However, as demonstrated in the first film, Ariel as a human (initially) was not very good at swimming. When Ariel became human; due to her inability to breathe underwater or swim without her tail that she was accustomed to, Flounder and Sebastian were forced to help her get to the surface; otherwise, she would have drowned. However, by the time of the events of The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea, Ariel has regained her swimming skills; as demonstrated at the ending of the second film.
• Expert Animal Rider: As demonstrated in the first film and the TV series, Ariel is an excellent animal rider, as she can ride giant seahorses (the equivalent of horses); such as Stormy and Seabiscuit, as well as command the reigns of a carriage controlled by Triton’s dolphins relatively easily. In Ariel’s human form, she is able to ride horses in a similar fashion; for example, when Eric took her out on a tour of his kingdom, he attempted to teach her how to ride a carriage controlled by his horse, initially, she lost control of the horse, as it turned into a wild ride’ to the point where Eric; a brave and daring adventurer in his own right became terrified, however, she soon gained control of the horse, this is partly; due to her rapid adaptability; to the point that Eric became relaxed again. In the storybook of The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Baby Beau, sometime after Ariel’s marriage to Eric, the latter gave her a foal (a baby horse) as a gift, who she named Beau, and once Beau grew into a mature stallion, she began to ride him very often, with skill and enthusiasm in a fashion similar to her riding giant seahorses.
• Expert Musician: As demonstrated in the TV series, and the prequel film, The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning, Ariel is an excellent musician; as she is capable of playing a guitar, a piano, bongo drums, and the harp respectively with admirable skill. However, as seen in the episode «Calliope Dreams», the only musical instrument that she is not proficient at is the sea calliope (the equivalent of the organ) even when Sebastian tries his best to teach her how to play the calliope, Ariel’s skills with the calliope did not improve at all. Her lack of skill with this musical instrument is in fact so bad, that it not only woke up the Seaclops, but it also annoyed the sea monster to the point that it tried to annihilate Ariel.

Appearances

The Little Mermaid

At the beginning of the film, Ariel, and her fish friend, Flounder swim through a shipwreck where they salvage human items. During their adventure, they are chased out of the sunken ship by a shark, but Ariel manages to outwit him. After escaping him, Ariel and Flounder swim up to the surface, where they speak to Scuttle to identify human objects. He misidentifies a fork as a «dinglehopper» used to straighten their hair and a pipe as a «snarfblatt» used to make music. The identification of the latter reminds her of the concert she was supposed to be a part of. Ariel hurries home to Triton and Sebastian, who both rebuke her for missing the concert. Hearing from Flounder about her encounter with a seagull, Triton reprimands Ariel for swimming up to the surface and demands that she never does so again, driving Ariel to tearfully swim off to her secret grotto.

There, Ariel’s collection of human objects is kept, hidden away from the other merpeople. She feels that collecting them isn’t enough and gets more curious about the human world, even expressing her desire to actually live in it. As Sebastian tries to talk Ariel out of her obsession, the mermaid spots a ship passing above. Curious, she quickly swims up to the surface and towards it. Among the humans aboard, Ariel’s attention is drawn to a male human named Eric. Just then, a storm moves in and destroys the ship. Ariel looks around for Eric and finds him floating unconscious in the sea. She saves him from drowning and takes his body to shore, where Eric starts to breathe again. Ariel sings to Eric as he steadily regains his consciousness. Eric’s manservant, Grimsby, suddenly arrives in search for the prince, though he fails to notice Ariel. As Eric is taken into care, Ariel watches on, even more determined to accomplish her dreams of living alongside humanity.

Back at Atlantica, Ariel’s sisters hear her humming dreamily, causing them to realize she has fallen in love. Ariel comes up with a plan to somehow see Eric again, but Sebastian tries to talk her out of it, telling her how life under the sea is better than the world up above through the song «Under the Sea». Flounder arrives and takes Ariel away to show her a surprise at her grotto, the statue of Prince Eric that he somehow salvaged from the wrecked ship. Unfortunately, King Triton soon appears, having learned from Sebastian (when his anxiety gets the best of him) that Ariel had rescued a human from drowning and he berates her for breaking his rules of association with humans, though Ariel replies that Eric would have died if she hadn’t saved him and he shouldn’t be so quick to judge him. After Triton once again lectures Ariel on how bad humans are, she declares that she loves Eric and doesn’t care if they are different species. Shocked and enraged at this display of blasphemy from his youngest daughter, Triton loses his temper and, in a blind rage, proceeds to destroy all the human objects in the grotto with his trident, including the statue of Eric. Devastated, Ariel breaks down in tears, and an ashamed Triton leaves while regretting what he has done. Sebastian, who has accompanied him, tries to console Ariel, only for her to tell him to leave her alone.

After Sebastian and Flounder exit, Flotsam and Jetsam appear to convince Ariel to see their mistress, Ursula, who may have the power to make her dream come true. She, after initially attempting to refuse, reluctantly follows them to Ursula’s Lair, while Sebastian and Flounder follow her. At the fortress, Ursula — who knows that Ariel is in love with a human through spying on her via Flotsam and Jetsam — makes a proposition: in exchange for her voice, Ariel will become a human for three days, during which she must get a kiss of true love from Eric before the sun sets on the third day. Should she succeed, she will remain human permanently; should she fail, she will turn back into a mermaid and will belong to Ursula forever. Ariel ponders over this, knowing that being a human would mean she would never be with her father or older sisters again, but eventually out of desperation and her love for Eric, she accepts the deal and signs a contract conjured by Ursula. Her voice is then sealed into a seashell on Ursula’s necklace. Ariel is then turned into a human and is helped to the surface by Flounder and Sebastian due to her now having the inability to swim and breathe in water.

At the shore, Sebastian goes into a nervous panic over the predicament and begins to trot home to seek help from the king. Ariel pleads for Sebastian to stay, giving him the most pleading look she can muster without her voice to talk him out of it, and out of sympathy, he agrees in a reluctant way. Scuttle provides some «clothing» for Ariel in the meantime in the form of an old sail and rigging rope, just as they are discovered by Eric’s dog, Max, who leads his master to them. Eric faintly recognizes Ariel, but doesn’t believe her to be the girl who rescued him from the shipwreck, due to her inability to speak. Nevertheless, he takes her to his castle, where Ariel is given a bath and proper clothing. At dinner, Ariel notices a fork and uses it to comb her hair, leaving Eric and his servants dumbfounded. Ariel then notices Grimsby’s pipe and tries to use it as a musical instrument, covering Grimsby with soot. Despite Ariel’s initial embarrassment, Eric finds her antics funny. Carlotta even notes that this is the first time Eric has smiled in quite some time, much to Ariel’s delight. Eric then invites Ariel on a tour of the kingdom, which she accepts.

During their outing, Sebastian, Flounder, and Scuttle anxiously watch on, awaiting the kiss. Ariel is more preoccupied with taking in the atmosphere of the human world; she even learns how to dance and ride a carriage. That evening, she and Eric go out for a boat ride in a lagoon. In hopes of initiating a kiss, Scuttle tries to provide some «romantic stimulation». However, his terrible squawking (mistaken for singing) prompts Sebastian to lead some animals of the lagoon to create a more fitting mood with his song «Kiss the Girl». Sebastian’s plan seems to have a positive effect on Ariel and Eric, as they steadily draw closer to each other. Before they can kiss, however, Flotsam and Jetsam purposely tip the boat over by order of Ursula (who’s been watching Ariel and Eric’s development from her fortress). This ruins the moment, thus ending Ariel and Eric’s date.

The next day (which is the third and last of Ariel’s human days), Scuttle delivers the news that Eric is getting hitched. Believing herself to be the girl in question, Ariel excitedly runs downstairs, only to see Eric with a dark-haired girl named Vanessa, whom he intends to marry. Devastated, Ariel breaks down in tears and runs off. As the wedding ship departs with Eric aboard, Ariel is left at the port to mourn her losses as Sebastian and Flounder do the same. Meanwhile, Scuttle discovers that Vanessa is actually Ursula in disguise and flies back to warn Ariel. Determined to save both herself and Eric, Ariel swims to the wedding ship with help from Flounder, while Sebastian returns to Atlantica to receive help from King Triton. Scuttle, meanwhile, rallies the lagoon animals to stall the wedding by assaulting Vanessa. Eventually, Ursula’s necklace is destroyed, releasing Ariel’s voice and freeing Eric from his trance. The two embrace each other as Eric finally realizes that Ariel is the girl who rescued him all along. Before they can kiss, however, the sun sets, and Ariel turns back into a mermaid.

Vanessa transforms back into Ursula, takes Ariel as her prisoner, and dives back into the sea with her. As Ursula thinks of her next move, Triton, having been alerted by Sebastian, confronts and orders her to release Ariel, to which she refuses. Ariel apologizes to Triton as he attempts to destroy Ursula’s contract, to no avail. Ursula proceeds to wither the princess and turn her into a polyp like all her other victims, proclaiming the contract to be legal, binding, and completely unbreakable, but offers her freedom should Triton be willing to take her place. Triton accepts and overwrites Ariel’s signature on the contract with his own, and though Ariel is released, she is forced to watch as her father is withered and transformed into a polyp faster than when Ursula tried to do it to her, having sadistically slowed the transformation on Ariel to torture Triton into surrendering himself to save his daughter. Ursula then takes his crown and trident, becoming queen of the seas. Finally, Ariel realizes that she had manipulated her into obtaining her father’s power, and furiously tries to fight her off, but is no match for the empowered sea witch. Eric intervenes to help her, striking Ursula with a harpoon. She prepares to destroy him with the trident, but Ariel pulls on her hair just as it shoots, causing the shot to miss Eric and hit Flotsam and Jetsam instead, killing them.

After Ursula briefly mourns her pets’ loss, she enlarges herself as an even eviler, nastier, monstrous version of herself. Ariel and Eric try to escape, but then face a towering, gigantic Ursula. She declares herself as ruler of the ocean who has the power to control the waves and creates a rainstorm and whirlpool. Ariel is separated from Eric, and Ursula causes her to become trapped at the bottom of the whirlpool. She aims the trident at Ariel and fires bolts of pure destruction, who barely manages to avoid her painful destruction each time. Finally, just as Ursula prepares to use the trident to vaporize her with an unavoidable blast and taunting that she will never get to be with Eric, he plunges the splintered bow of one of the shipwrecks (that have surfaced as a result of the whirlpool) through her abdomen, killing her and saving Ariel just in the nick of time.

With Ursula defeated, her spells upon the unfortunate merpeople who made deals with her and failed to uphold them are broken, including the spell cast upon Triton, who transforms back into a merman. Eric manages to swim to shore at the surface, breaking down out of exhaustion as a saddened Ariel watches on from a nearby rock. Triton and Sebastian look on from a distance, the former finally softening up toward humans upon realizing Eric risked his own life to save Ariel. Knowing the love between them is pure and true, and despite their differences as species, Triton uses the power of the trident to permanently transform Ariel into a human, granting his daughter her wish and allowing her to be with the one she loves, at long last. After the transformation, she walks up to the shore, where she is happily reunited with Eric as he embraces her, and they share their first kiss. Soon, they have their wedding on the wedding ship attended by his loyal subjects on-board and her family and friends in the sea around the ship. She silently bids farewell to Scuttle and Flounder and reconciles with Triton by giving him a heartwarming hug and telling him that she loves him before happily sailing away with Eric. Triton then casts a beautiful rainbow over the sky to wish the couple well as they start their new future together. Due to Ariel’s courage and earlier sacrifices, Triton understands that not all humans are bad and accepts Eric, her new husband, as his new son-in-law.

The Little Mermaid: The Series

The prequel series, which had debuted in 1992, takes place during an indeterminate time chronologically before the 1989 film and revolves around Ariel’s adventures as a 15 to 16-year-old mermaid living under the sea. Most of her adventures involve her meeting various creatures, getting into trouble and usually getting out of it successfully. Her friends, Flounder and Sebastian, are also featured prominently. She is also shown to have a friend named Urchin, an orphaned merboy. It also has her meeting Hans Christian Andersen, which also hints at both her possible birth year (i.e. during his lifetime, yet at least 16 years before the writing of The Little Mermaid, which, in a manner of speaking, makes him her creator) and the possible chronological events of the series, due to her being a direct influence on the creation of the story. She also gets along well with Sebastian’s young Crab Scouts, as she is shown cradling one of them when they’re tired in «Tail of Two Crabs».

Ariel continues to be fascinated with human objects in the series and is shown collecting them for her grotto; she gives them strange names such as calling an ordinary telescope a «thingamabob». Many episodes show her working to foil enemies who would do harm to Atlantica. Eric is sometimes shown, but she always just misses seeing him, preserving the continuity that she sees him first in the 1989 film.

The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea

In this 2000 direct-to-video sequel, Ariel serves as the deuteragonist. It is shown that she has given birth to a daughter named Melody (the new protagonist) prior to the start of the film. When we first see her playing with the beautiful newborn Melody, many toys of Flounder, Sebastian and other fish can be seen in the room, showing that she misses her old friends and family with how long she’s been human thanks to Triton and living happily with Eric. When Melody’s safety is threatened by a sea witch named Morgana (Ursula’s younger sister), seeking revenge for her sister’s demise, Ariel and Eric decide they must keep Melody away from the sea, and to this effect, they build a large wall separating the castle from it. It remains like this for Melody’s first twelve years of her life, until her 12th birthday. Ariel also leaves the locket Triton gave Melody on her christening day with him to have released into the ocean to sink to where it would never be found, while also knowing that this may be the last time she would see her father while he sent out his royal guards to hunt down Morgana and bring her to justice.

As a consequence, this also meant Ariel couldn’t visit her ancestral home, making her miss Triton and her sisters deeply, but only when alone so Melody doesn’t learn the truth of her mermaid heritage. Melody’s love of the sea proves too strong, however, especially after finding her locket while out swimming beyond the sea wall and confronting her mother over it after Sebastian ends up ruining her birthday party, humiliating her, and when she falls into Morgana’s clutches, Ariel is forced to temporarily resume her mermaid form in order to rescue and save Melody from Morgana’s scheme, with Triton using his trident to revert the spell that turned Ariel human originally, returning her to her old mermaid body so she could return home to Atlantica after so long.

In this time, Ariel briefly returns to her grotto as seen in the first film, and studies the objects, (which we are left to presume survived Triton’s anger in the first film) and keeps looking for Melody. This features Ariel becoming an overprotective parent for Melody, effectively taking over the role of Triton in the first film. She apologizes to Melody by the end of the film for her overprotectiveness as she realizes it was for the best that Melody now knew about her true heritage.

Ariel is the first and only Disney Princess to date to become a mother.

House of Mouse

Ariel appears as a regular guest in the animated television series House of Mouse and its specials, usually sitting with Sebastian and Scuttle and sometimes with Eric or Triton. Her appearance alternates irregularly between her human form and mermaid form (even at the same time in a few episodes), depending on what the situation requires. Daisy Duck seems to be a big fan of her and her films, as shown in «Daisy’s Debut» and «House of Genius». In the show’s opening song, she is seen combing her hair with a fork, like in the original film.

In a clip recycled for many episodes, she is seen sitting at a table with Scuttle and Sebastian and her and Scuttle clap starting with «The Three Caballeros». In «Gone Goofy», she appears next to Prince Eric near the end.

In «Timon and Pumbaa», Scuttle perches on Ariel’s head telling that Timon is gonna lose something.

In the episode «Jiminy Cricket», while Jiminy Cricket is sharing his wisdom, he states, «Never sell your voice to a giant sea witch just because you have a crush on some guy, it’s just not worth it». Ariel sits there looking embarrassed and ashamed, and upon hearing this, she snatches the necklace containing her voice away from Ursula, much to her anger.

In «The Mouse Who Came to Dinner», Ariel is sitting next to Sebastian before Goofy takes him to cook for Mortimer, who was pretending to be a critic. She is later seen laughing with the rest of the audience after the crew calls him out and insults him.

Also in «Everybody Loves Mickey», Ariel wishes that Mickey could visit her under the sea.

In «Suddenly Hades», Pete attempted to flood the club to run out the customers, as he could shut down the club if there were no guests. Though he succeeded in flooding the club, he was stopped from closing the club as Ariel was still present, having returned after Hades bugged out in annoyance from the flooding.

In «Mickey and Minnie’s Big Vacation», she is seen in the crowd when the Pink Elephants invade the house.

In «Music Day», when Ariel saw Huey, Dewey, and Louie reuniting, she waved her hands as she cheered.

In «House of Scrooge», Ariel was one of many Disney characters shoved at one table as Scrooge was trying to save money.

In «Ask Von Drake», Ariel is seen in Professor Von Drake’s song, sitting next to a giant seashell where Ursula is hiding.

In «Salute to Sports», Ariel is sitting next to Triton when he creates a literal wave after Mickey told the crowd to do the «wave».

In «Pluto vs. Figaro», Ariel tried to sing on stage, although the set ended up falling on top of her due to Pluto and Figaro’s antics.

Ariel was also briefly seen in «Pete’s House of Villains» where she held up a sign that read «Somebody stole my voice again» since she lost her voice.

Ariel also appears in Mickey’s Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse. In the film, Ariel, along with Eric and other characters, are snowed in and trapped inside the club. Ariel is the first to openly have faith in Mickey Mouse, who she believes will have a plan.

The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning

Years before the events of the original film, Ariel, and her sisters enjoy a music-filled life in Atlantica, with their father King Triton and their mother, Queen Athena. One day the merpeople are shown relaxing in a lagoon above water, playing music for Triton and Athena’s anniversary and Triton gives Athena a music box. Suddenly, a big pirate ship approaches, attacks the merpeople, and snatches their musical instruments. Ariel, Arista, Aquata, and Adella are carried to safety by Triton while everyone else escapes except Athena, who is fatally crushed by the ship when she tries to save the music box after saving Attina due to the pirates losing control of the ship and run it aground, breaking the keel and sinking it. Devastated by her death, Triton throws it into the ocean and bans music from the kingdom.

Ten years later, Ariel and her sisters live under a strict routine maintained by their governess Marina Del Rey and her assistant, Benjamin. Marina hates being the girls’ governess and longs to be Triton’s attaché, a job currently filled by Sebastian. Ariel is frustrated by their current lifestyle, which brings her into conflict with her father. One day, Ariel encounters Flounder, whom she later follows to an underground music club. She is overjoyed by the presence of music and is shocked when she sees Sebastian performing there. When her presence is revealed, the entire band stops playing and hides, believing Ariel will tell her father about them. Ariel sings a song explaining her love of music and the remembrance of her mother, and she joins the club with an oath.

Ariel returns to the palace, and the sisters confront her over her disappearance. She explains where she was, and the following night all seven girls go to the club to have fun. Marina secretly finds them, and she later reports their activities to Triton. Sebastian, Flounder, and the band are sent to jail while Marina gets the job she wants.

Triton confines his daughters to the palace, which results in Ariel asking him why music isn’t allowed. Triton refuses to answer and shouts that he won’t have music in his kingdom. Distraught, Ariel confronts Triton and says that Athena wouldn’t have wanted music to be forbidden and angrily swims to the girls’ bedroom, her saddened sisters soon following, while Marina, who is not the girls’ governess anymore, is now Triton’s new attaché. That night, she decides to leave Atlantica and frees the jailbirds. Sebastian leads them to a deserted place far from the palace where Ariel finds Athena’s music box, as Sebastian hoped. Ariel and Sebastian decide to return to Atlantica to bring the music box to Triton, hoping that it will change his mind, as he has forgotten how to be happy after Athena’s death.

On the way back, Marina and her electric eels confront Ariel, Flounder, and Sebastian. Before music is restored back into the kingdom, the final battle begins when Marina bans Ariel from going back to Atlantica. Marina wants to stop them, so she will retain her position of «power», and a struggle ensues. It ends when Marina barrels towards Sebastian, but Ariel pushes him away, getting hit in the process. Triton arrives in time to witness this, and he is remorseful for his actions. He sings the lyrics of «Athena’s Song», and Ariel wakes up. The film ends with Triton restoring music to Atlantica and appointing Sebastian as the new court composer, much to everyone’s glee with Ariel and Flounder. Everyone, including Ariel, Sebastian, Flounder, and six older sisters, rejoices except Marina, who has been sent to prison.

In the original concept for Ariel’s Beginning, then known as The Little Mermaid III, Ariel, alongside Sebastian, were supposed to accompany Eric and Melody in locating a white whale.

Sofia the First

Ariel appeared in the special «The Floating Palace». She was the first princess to be seen twice in an episode, and the fourth princess to appear in the series, overall.

Ariel is summoned to help Sofia with her trouble of saving her mermaid friend and her family’s ship in danger and sings «The Love We Share» to encourage Sofia to enlist Cora to help her save Oona. She is later seen at the end of the special by the floating palace jumping into the water.

In «Forever Royal» when Sofia is battling Vor inside her amulet, Ariel appears to Sofia in spirit form along with all the other princesses who have been summoned to help Sofia in her times of need, and they encourage her to be brave and strong for they all believe in her.

Ralph Breaks the Internet

In Ralph Breaks the Internet, Ariel appears as a netizen resident of Oh My Disney. She and the other Disney princesses work as cast members that meet-and-greet net users. When Vanellope von Schweetz is confronted by First Order Stormtroopers, she glitches into the princesses’ backstage room; Ariel is seen combing her hair with a dinglehopper at her vanity. The princesses mistake Vanellope for a threat, and charge at her with various weapons at hand; Ariel wields a dinglehopper. Vanellope explains that she’s actually a princess, as well, prompting Pocahontas to ask what kind of princess she is. Ariel questions if Vanellope made a deal with an underwater sea witch in exchange for human legs, but to Ariel’s relief, Vanellope denies. When Jasmine asks if Vanellope has «daddy issues», she notes that she doesn’t even have a mom, to which Ariel relates.

Shortly after, Ariel and Cinderella take a liking to Vanellope’s casual modern attire. As the other princesses take an interest, Ariel excitedly declares she also wants an outfit like Vanellope’s. After Cinderella asks her mice to craft comfy modern outfits for each of the princesses, Ariel dons green shorts and a lavender shirt which reference the colors of her mermaid form and is seen lounging between Jasmine and Belle; unlike the majority of Disney Princesses, she is seen the whole time being barefoot when in modern clothes (another exception is Moana). Ariel is overwhelmingly delighted to finally have a shirt and expresses through song that she’s always dreamed of someday wearing one before Vanellope cuts her off. Vanellope questions Ariel’s singing, but the other princesses explain that they’ve all had songs that help them express their desires. They encourage Vanellope to find her song, but the results are not very impressive. Pocahontas advises Vanellope to find some water and stare at it. Though Vanellope isn’t convinced, Ariel reaffirms that it’s not merely water, but «important water».

During the climax of the film, Ariel and the Disney princesses spot Wreck-It Ralph falling to his doom. They rally together to rescue him. Moana summons the ocean, which Ariel dives into. She then swims upward, creating a spiral with the water. When Ariel emerges, she lands on Jasmine’s magic carpet, from where Elsa freezes the water while in its spiral formation, creating a slide for Ralph to safely descend. After Ralph is safe, the princesses formally introduce themselves as friends of Vanellope as they befriend him as well.

Other appearances

«Ariel» made a cameo during in The Return of Jafar. Genie makes himself look like Ariel and appears on the top of the treasure ship of Coeur du Mer to take Jafar’s Lamp and hide it from Abis Mal and Jafar.

In A Goofy Movie, Ariel is seen twice: once as a prop in Max’s school auditorium and also a lamp in Goofy and Max’s hotel room with her iconic colors.

In the TV series Aladdin, Saleen at one point gave Jasmine a hairstyle resembling that of Ariel’s, although she then complained that it makes Jasmine looked like «every other Princess under the sea.» In the same episode, Saleen also indirectly alludes to Ariel’s goal with her line «Legs? Who needs them?»

In Aladdin and the King of Thieves, Ariel made a cameo on a poster (before Jessica Rabbit and Minnie Mouse) when the Genie tried to make Jasmine happy because she was sad from Aladdin’s absence.

In the 101 Dalmatians: The Series episode «Home is Where the Bark Is», Ariel’s silhouette can be seen as one of the passengers of a subway train the Dalmatians ride on.

In a special trailer promoting the film Lilo & Stitch, Ariel was seen performing the reprise of «Part of Your World», when Stitch surfs a giant wave towards her, ruining the song. In anger, Ariel throws a starfish at Stitch, exclaiming «I was singing here!». Jodi Benson reprises her role in this teaser and some new animation is used.

Ariel appears on the cover of a Little Mermaid book in the village scene in Tangled.

Live-action appearances

Once Upon a Time

Ariel is a recurring character on the hit show Once Upon a Time. She is portrayed by JoAnna Garcia.

In her debut episode, she saves Snow White from drowning after Snow jumps off a cliff to avoid the Evil Queen Regina’s guards. Ariel tells Snow that once a year a mermaid can walk on land, though only for the twelve hours between high tides. She then tells Snow she saved Eric (played by Gil McKinney) a year before and has been in love with him ever since. Snow, knowing what love, at first sight, is like, understands the mermaid and convinces her to go to Eric’s ball. At the ball, he is immediately drawn to Ariel and asks her to dance with him. While they dance he tells Ariel that he will be leaving the next morning on an adventure to see the world and asks Ariel to go with him. Ariel relays this information back to Snow, who tells Ariel to be honest with the prince. However, Ariel is reluctant as she does not want to be rejected by the prince by telling him she is a mermaid. Ariel is later seen at the seashore asking the Sea Goddess Ursula for guidance. After she seems to have given up, Ursula appears in front of Ariel.

However, this is not the true Ursula; this is Queen Regina in disguise. Regina gives Ariel a magical bracelet that will trade her tail to whomever she gives it to. Ariel gives the bracelet to Snow White, thinking that if Snow is a mermaid, she could escape into the sea and be free from the Queen. Regina then appears and reveals her deception. The Queen gives Ariel an ultimatum: either go and find her prince and let the Queen kill Snow White, or die along with her. Ariel, not willing to let her friend die, attacks the Queen with a fork, distracting her long enough for Ariel and Snow to get away. After Ariel and Snow have escaped to a nearby beach, Snow tells Ariel to go back to the Prince and tell him the truth. Ariel happily listens to Snow and returns to the dock by Eric’s palace as she is about to yell Eric’s name her voice vanishes. Regina appears on the dock and reveals that she took Ariel’s voice so that she could never tell Eric how she felt, as vengeance for the mermaid’s siding with Snow White against her. In tears, a muted Ariel heads back to the sea.

Twenty-eight years later in Neverland, Regina, working with Rumplestiltskin, returns Ariel’s voice in exchange for her help. Ariel agrees to return to Storybrooke and retrieve a weapon from Rumplestiltskin’s shop that will be strong enough to stop Peter Pan. If the mission succeeds, the Queen promises to make Ariel human permanently and be with Eric.

Ariel’s next appearance in Once Upon a Time is titled «Dark Hollow». This episode immediately picks up after the events of «Ariel». Gold shows Ariel how to get to Storybrooke and tells her to find Belle and give her a sand dollar with a message from him. Though Regina chooses not to tell Ariel where to find Eric, she does warn her that she only has one hour. When Ariel arrives in Storybrooke, she meets with Grumpy, who takes her to Belle.

After learning that Ariel was sent by Rumplestiltskin, Belle takes her to Gold’s shop, where Belle deciphers Gold’s coded message and retrieves the item of which he requires: Pandora’s Box. However, before they can do anything, they are ambushed by John and Michael Darling, who is now working for Peter Pan. John and Michael the two of them up and take the item to destroy it. In order to get out of the ropes, Belle removes Ariel’s bracelet, which allows Ariel to wiggle free from the ropes and undo Belle’s bindings. Ariel then puts the bracelet back on and goes after John and Michael.

Belle and Ariel find John and Michael just before they destroy the box. Belle is able to stop them by activating a mine cart on the tracks, which throws Michael and John off their feet. Using the time to her advantage, she grabs the box and kicks their gun away. John and Michael reveal that the only reason they are working for Pan is that he has been holding their sister Wendy hostage. Belle manages to convince them, however, that if they help her, the ones in Neverland will be able to use Pandora’s box to defeat Pan.

Ariel returns to Neverland and gives Pandora’s box to Gold. As a reward, Regina enchants the bracelet, so that Ariel can become a human whenever she wishes. Before Ariel departs, she tells Regina and Gold about Wendy’s situation. Regina exhibits no concern about Wendy since she only cares about Henry. However, Ariel manages to convince her and Gold to do what they can to help Wendy. Upon returning to Storybrooke, Ariel finds Eric working as a fisherman. The two of them are then reunited and reconcile.

After the fairy-tale characters are sent back to the Enchanted Forest, Eric is captured by the pirate Blackbeard. Ariel, however, believes that Captain Hook was responsible and tracks him down. Upon learning that Blackbeard also has his ship, Ariel and Hook agree to work together. In order to take his ship back, Hook throws Blackbeard over the edge without learning where Eric is. Ariel is forced to rescue Blackbeard so that she can rescue Eric. She eventually relocates with Eric to Hangman’s Island.

The guilt Hook still feels for his nearly sacrificing any attempt to rescue Eric is later exploited by the Wicked Witch of the West. She impersonates Ariel so that she can get Hook to admit he loves Emma Swan in a «plea for redemption.» Using this, she is able to curse his lips. She also reveals that Ariel and Eric are alive on Hangman’s Island.

It is later revealed that after Hook sold the Jolly Roger back to Blackbeard, he used it to terrorize people, including Princess Anna and her fiancé, Kristoff, of Arendelle. After her return to Arendelle, Queen Elsa trapped it in a bottle and Ariel accidentally becomes trapped inside as well. She is freed after Hook restores his ship in Storybrooke. After Ursula throws Hook overboard, Ariel saves his life and helps him discover a new plan to help restore Ursula’s happy ending. She later helps contact Ursula’s father, Poseidon, and bring him to Storybrooke so he can reconcile with his daughter.

After this, Ariel returns to Hangman’s Island. A while later, she enters her hut to discover Hook, Jasmine, and Aladdin have broken in and triggered a trap. She is pleased to see Hook and Jasmine again and soon also becomes acquainted with Aladdin. After learning of their plight and that they were led to her hut while tracking Jafar, she brings out a lamp which she believes to be Agrabahn. Jasmine takes the lamp and, assured by the presence of Ariel, Hook, and Aladdin, who she believes to be heroes, prepares to face her fears and Jafar. However, when Jafar emerges, he is easily able to break the genie curse, much to Ariel’s surprise, and proceeds to freeze Ariel, Aladdin, and Hook in place, before he faces Jasmine alone. After Jasmine has used magical dust to transform Jafar into a staff, the trio is freed from the sorcerer’s magic and regain mobility. Jasmine then reveals that Agrabah is inside the ring she has been wearing, and she now knows how to bring it back with true love’s kiss, and proceeds to kiss Aladdin, magically transporting Agrabah back to its proper place and the four heroes with it. Now that the ring no longer contains the kingdom, Ariel asks for permission to keep it as a trinket. Afterward, Hook asks Ariel if she can get back home, and she states that she will be able to use her mermaid powers by swimming in the nearby Agrabah Gulf. Realizing that she can help with Hook’s problem of being separated from Emma, Ariel offers a magic conch shell that Hook can use to communicate into as long as there’s someone on the other end. Hook begins to speak into it, telling Emma the truth of what happened, though he is unsure if she is on the other end.

Other roles

Live versions of Ariel also appear in Sebastian’s Caribbean Jamboree, Sebastian’s Party Gras, Beach Party at Walt Disney World (played by Jodi Benson), and Let’s Go to Disneyland Paris.

The Little Mermaid (2023)

Ariel will appear in the live-action reimagining of the 1989 film.

Printed media

The Little Mermaid Disney Comics serial

Ariel was the main character in a few of the comic stories in the four-issue serial. The timeframe takes place at least a year prior to the film, due to Ariel being referred to as 15. The first and second issues had her disposing of a creature called the Serpentine in a failed negotiation with the Moray people. She also ended up abducted by a metallic fish in the final issue.

The Little Mermaid Marvel serial comics

She was the main character in the 12-issue Marvel serial comics that, like the TV series, took place prior to the events of the first film. One of the issues also had her acting as a knight. She also saved Flounder from petrification in the penultimate issue. In the final issue, after a fight with Triton, she managed to learn the history of Atlantica and Atlantis from a wizard fish. She eventually told Triton this, but when she tried to find the wizard fish, he disappeared, although not before leaving a note.

Besides the main storyline, Ariel also featured in the 12th Issue of the anthology series Disney Comic Hits!, which had been a previously unpublished story.

Novelizations

Ariel also appeared in several novelizations, both in human form and in mermaid form:

In Reflections of Arsulu, Ariel was suspicious of the newcomer mermaid named Arsulu and eventually uncovered that the latter was actually Ursula in disguise. She proceeded to expose Arsulu’s true identity with a flock of reflecting scaled fish.

In Ariel and the Aquamarine Jewel, she, after becoming human, was requested by Triton to find several of Atlantica’s treasures after a storm cast them out to sea, also necessitating that she return to mermaid form. She managed to retrieve them all, and Triton rewarded her by letting her keep one of the treasures and aquamarine necklace. It’s implied in this story that she became much more well-versed in the knowledge of human behaviors and items, as she managed to politely correct Scuttle about what a human item was with some amusement.

Another story had her having a picnic with her sisters (herself sitting on an offshore rock, due to her being human during that time).

Another story, Ariel’s Dolphin Adventure, had Ariel and Eric creating a wall so her old friends could be with her due to her missing them, but unintentionally trapped a baby dolphin inside. The wall was eventually destroyed by Triton after Ariel requested his assistance.

Kilala Princess

In the manga series Kilala Princess, Ariel plays a prominent role in Kilala’s adventure to become a princess. She is the second Disney Princess to be visited. While mistaking Kilala to be a fish, she helps her look for a young prince named Rei, who separated from her in a storm. After finding the prince and providing medicine, she becomes curious with love and hopes to find her own true love someday. It inspires her to sing.

After Rei was captured by Ursula, Flounder comes to inform Ariel. On their way to Ursula’s lair, Flounder collapses due to exhaustion and injury. Ariel then inspires Kilala to fight using her singing voice to remind her of the strength of love. After Ursula is defeated, Ariel gives Kilala an aquamarine gem. Ariel is last seen handing an emerald to Kilala’s Magic Tiara.

Kingdom Keepers

The mermaid first appears in Power Play when she helps Willa escape Claude Frollo by bringing her up to the Earful Tower to hide. She then teams up with the Keepers to defeat The Overtakers. It is revealed at the end of the book that she is friends with the captain of the Disney Magic, and that while she is close with Eric, she rarely ever gets to see him, as he’s usually kept at the Magic Kingdom.

In the second book Disney at Dawn, Willa approaches a cast member of the park who’s dressed up as Ariel for autographs. She tells Willa that Captain Hook was acting strange and leaving his usual meet and greet spot.

Unlike in the movies, where she needed magic to change between her mermaid and human forms, the books reveal that Ariel can change whenever she enters and exits a body of water. It’s also revealed that she keeps a bikini bottom tucked in the strap of her bra that she can quickly don when she becomes human.

Poor Unfortunate Soul: A Tale of the Sea Witch

Ariel appears in the novel written by Serena Valentino, in a significantly reduced role, as Ursula’s backstory is the main focus. She appears only in the events that are canon to the original film.

Within the novel, she appears officially three times, but is mostly seen briefly or mention during the storyline. The three times she does officially debut take on an interesting view of both the character in viewpoint (Ariel’s perspective) and observation (Ursula’s perspective).

The first time begins when she comes to Ursula to solve her problem of being a mermaid, as the scene unfolds through the chapter. It is revealed that Ariel was fully aware after signing the contract that she had made a serious mistake along with how terrified she was of the uncertain fate she placed herself in, and what the experience it was for Ariel to lose her voice, which turned out to be excruciatingly painful.

The second time in the story, she appears on the third day and unveils her thoughts during and after Eric will marry the mysterious girl of his dreams, Vanessa (Ursula in disguise). Showing how much Ariel wished she could undo the damage she causes yet knowing and willing to face the consequences of her actions. It is revealed by Scuttle that she has been deceived all along by Ursula.

The last and final time, Ariel is seen rising off on her wedding ship with Eric. She is full of joy that things have worked out with her father and that she will be able to finally be a part of the human world with the man she loves.

Video games

The Little Mermaid (NES)

After Ariel signed her contract in an alternate version of the original story, Ariel and Eric plan to wed, but the sea witch Ursula has taken control of the ocean. So Ariel becomes a mermaid once more and sets off to rescue the sea.

The game takes place from a side view, and Ariel (swimming most of the time, but hopping around on the land occasionally) can shoot bubbles to trap her foes and can then throw them at each other or into nooks and crannies (to potentially find treasure). She can also dig through sand to find treasure and pick up seashells to break open chests. Some of her old foes, such as the shark, Glut and moray eels, Flotsam and Jetsam, have returned as stage bosses, while others are new.

After Ursula is defeated for good, Ariel attempts to return to the surface and become human, but she cannot return to being a human. Much like in the original film’s ending, Triton then attempts to help Ariel out by transforming her back into a human, and their wedding continues as planned.

Although this game is not canon, this exact situation where Ariel had to be turned back into a mermaid would be duplicated in The Little Mermaid II, where she leaves a much larger boat (Eric’s lead fleet ship) rather than his rowboat as in the NES game. In addition, her bubble attack is later referenced as a spell card in Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom.

Ariel: The Little Mermaid

The Genesis game features Ariel (or Triton) on a quest to save the transformed Atlanteans (and either Triton or Ariel, depending on whom the player chooses to play as) from Ursula’s spell. This game most likely takes place before Ariel saved Eric from the shipwreck.

The gameplay allows the player to move in 8 directions, with the goal being to locate and transform Ursula’s polyps back into Merfolk. The player is given a «normal attack» and «special attack». During the gameplay, the player can collect treasure, which after finding his icon, can trade with Scuttle for health, special characters (like Flounder and Sebastian), and special powers to aid them on their quest. After saving all the Atlicans in a stage, the player must face a boss, the final encounter being Ursula herself, and the transformed Triton (or Ariel if the player chose to play as Triton), the final polyp that must be rescued.

Kingdom Hearts series

Ariel appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. She is featured in the game, not as one the seven Princesses of Heart (her spot is taken by Alice from Alice in Wonderland), but as one of two female warriors, along with Mulan, to join Sora, Donald, and Goofy in the fight against the Heartless.

She makes her series debut in Kingdom Hearts, where she encounters Sora, Donald, and Goofy for the first time during her latest phase. The young mermaid expresses her desire to see the mysterious worlds beyond the sea, though her father forbids it. Even so, she’s soon manipulated by Ursula into revealing the legendary keyhole of her world in exchange for her dream come true. Fortunately, enough, Sora and friends are able to defeat the sea witch with Ariel’s help, restoring peace and unveiling the keyhole, which Sora must lock.

In the sequel Kingdom Hearts II, Ariel’s dreams of traveling the worlds were put aside for the simpler dream of living upon the surface. A dream that was only pushed further upon discovering the handsome Prince Eric. With Sora, Donald, Goody, Sebastian, and Flounder by her side, Ariel challenges her struggles and makes her dream a reality, with King Triton eventually giving his blessing, like in the film, after seeing Eric risks his life for Ariel’s safety at the hands of a revived Ursula. Before leaving upon opening the keyhole, however, Sora and Ariel vow that they’ll see each other again.

Ariel would also appear in the title Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, but as a fragment of Sora’s memories and with a much smaller role.

Ariel appears in Kingdom Hearts III as a Link summon. She has an ability called Lagoon Showtime, involving her summoned through a current of water where Sora will swing her overhead when she enters. Her initial attacks allow Sora to dive through platforms like water, while her final attack consists of Ariel and Sora entering an encore dance as water spouts from the ground akin to waterworks.

Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey

In this game, Ariel is first seen sitting on a rock near the harbor waiting for the blonde-haired heroine of the game who has a bow on her head to befriend her. She convinces her that the land and the sea had lost their music, so she took her under the sea to get the singing voices of the merpeople back and keep her human treasures from being broken. Later, they guide all the blue crabs to safety and go to the lagoon to bring in the chorus of animals.

Kinect: Disneyland Adventures

Ariel appears as a meet-and-greet character in front of It’s a Small World near the entrance to Mickey’s Toontown and across from where Belle can be found in front of the Princess Fantasy Fair. She is also a participant in the Mickey’s Soundsational Parade and Princess Fantasy Faire mini-games. Ariel asks the player to complete several tasks for her as well. One includes finding seashells for a collection. Another involves finding some decor to decorate her parade float with. At one point, Scuttle loses a load of dinglehoppers and Ariel asks the player to help retrieve them for her so that she can return them to Scuttle.

Disney Sorcerer’s Arena

Ariel appears in the game as a playable character in being an ocean hero, she uses her trident which she never used at any time in the film, also her singing can heal allies to regenerate.

Disney Dreamlight Valley

Ariel appears in the game, even in the early access, as a resident of Dreamlight Valley that was unknowingly transported away from the valley to protect her and her memories from The Forgetting by Prince Eric at the cost of him sacrificing himself to Ursula to be turned into a polyp to keep Ariel safe. Upon when the player opens up Dazzle Beach, crossing to the small island in front of a formation of rocks shaped like a skull, they will find a wrecked raft and a mysterious oar lying on the sand near it. Picking up the oar will trigger a quest to deliver the oar to Goofy, who recognizes it and suggests collecting iron, hard wood, rope, and clay to repair it, which then leads to using the repaired raft to travel to a mysterious island where they will find Ariel. Offering to provide a home for her back in Dreamlight Valley to guide her back there, once the house is at least placed, but not built yet by Scrooge’s construction firm, Ariel will return, and will mostly stick to traveling around Dreamlight Valley by the waterways and ponds.

Once Prince Eric is restored after helping out Ursula, he’ll have a quest to provide Ariel a means to shapeshift between her mermaid and human forms that will require speaking to Remy and Maui to collect the necessary materials and craft them or give them to the character to make themselves. From there, use the Royal Fishing Rod to fish up a nautilus that Eric can use the shell of to create a necklace similar to what Ursula used to capture Ariel’s voice, but enchanted with the shapeshifting potion to give to Ariel. Give the necklace to Ariel, and she’ll put it on immediately, transforming her into her human self, wearing her clothes from the «Kiss the Girl» segment of the original 1989 animated film and making it easier to interact with her, and see her from time to time having a meal at Remy’s restaurant with the other characters.

Other games

A costume of Ariel is also available as an add-on feature in Disney Universe.

Ariel appears in Disney Infinity as a cameo. In the 3DS version, when she appears to the player, she will give you an Emblem.

Ariel appears in Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion where she has been sucked into Wasteland by Mizrabel, trapping her and the Other Toons in the Castle of Illusion.

Ariel appears in the V.Smile game The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Majestic Journey, which plays out similarly like the original film, plus four «Learning Zone» games. This marks the only instance where Ariel is voiced by Kathryn Haywood, as this was likely because Jodi Benson was unavailable to reprise her role as Ariel.

Musical

A stage musical version of the 1989 film had its world premiere in Denver, Colorado in 2007 for its pre-Broadway tryout, and on January 10, 2008 debuted on Broadway. The character of Ariel for the stage adaptation was originated by Sierra Boggess. Jodi Benson, her original voice actor, attended the opening night.

A few new songs were added to the score, accompanying the songs in the film that were moved to the stage. «The World Above» is Ariel’s introductory song, and in the revised book after closing on Broadway, the show’s opening number, replacing the entire shark-chase sequence in the film. In Act 2, although Ariel has become mute, she sings two songs expressing her thoughts and feelings, these songs being «Beyond My Wildest Dreams», where Ariel explores the human world for the first time, and «If Only», in which Ariel laments that she cannot express her feelings to Eric. Additionally, Ariel’s voice can be heard in the extended opening of «Fathoms Below», although she is not seen on-stage.

The stage musical features new plot elements not present in the film. It is explained through dialogue that Ariel inherited her mother’s singing voice, adding another layer to Triton’s protectiveness of her. Ariel and Eric’s romance is expanded from the film, as explored in a musical sequence «One Step Closer» where the pair dances together. In the climatic battle, it is Ariel, not Eric, who destroys Ursula by smashing the magic shell. The reason for this change was that the musical’s creative team did not want Ariel to come off as passive. It is to be noted that she also is labeled as Ursula’s niece in the musical, based on a deleted concept on the film.

Disney Parks

Ariel makes appearances as a face character in all the Disney parks. At Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom and Tokyo DisneySea, she can be found for meet-and-greets at her own special location known as Ariel’s Grotto in her mermaid form, while her human form is available for meet and greets at Fantasy Faire in Disneyland and the princess meet-and-greets at Disneyland Paris and Hong Kong Disneyland. In her human form, she’s often seen wearing a white dress similar to the one she wore at her wedding in the movie, sans the veil and tiara.

However, she has rarely held any meet-and-greets with Guests in her grotto in Fantasyland in the Magic Kingdom since it was closed due to the coronavirus pandemic and has not been reopened yet, but she has appeared in human form in her redesigned dress with Prince Eric outside the grotto for meet-and-greets during special events such as Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. During the winter months, she’ll wear a long-sleeved, coat-styled version of her redesigned dress in human form to keep warm in the colder weather.

Interestingly, Ariel is rather common in terms of cameo appearances in a few attractions. She can be spotted in Peter Pan’s Flight amongst the other mermaids of Mermaid Lagoon and in the Disneyland, Tokyo Disneyland, and Hong Kong Disneyland versions of It’s a Small World.

Disneyland

In California, Ariel appears during Mickey’s Soundsational Parade, and also takes center stage in her own segment of the Disney California Adventure nighttime spectacular World of Color, singing a rendition of «Part of Your World» that transitions in Sebastian’s «Under the Sea» performance.

Walt Disney World

In animated form, Ariel takes part in Mickey’s PhilharMagic, where she performs «Part of Your World» as Donald Duck tries to retrieve the newest addition to her human collection―Mickey’s sorcerer hat. The duck also becomes smitten with the mermaid and her beauty and makes an attempt to kiss her, only to lock lips with a flirtatious electric eel.

She can also be seen in her own float of the Festival of Fantasy Parade at the Magic Kingdom.

In Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Ariel appears in Voyage of the Little Mermaid and Fantasmic!

Ariel serves as the star of the dark ride The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Undersea Adventure, which can be found at both Disney California Adventure and the Magic Kingdom. Ariel makes several appearances throughout the ride, mostly in audio-animatronic form. On the exterior of the Magic Kingdom version, she appears as a figurehead on a shipwrecked ship. In the queue area of the Magic Kingdom version, guests can help her organize her human treasures.

In Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom, Ariel assists Sebastian, Merlin the Wizard, and the park guests in stopping Ursula when Hades brings her back to life to assist the Underworld ruler in his attempts to take over the Magic Kingdom. Ursula even attempts to disguise herself as Ariel at one point to try to fool Merlin and the guests. Later on, the real Ariel happily congratulates the park guests after Ursula is defeat. Ariel also has her own spell card called «Ariel’s Bubble Attack».

Tokyo Disney Resort

In Ariel’s Seaside Treasures, after the marriage with Prince Eric, Ariel heard that her father King Triton had been feeling lonely for missing her. So she planned a big party at the seaside with both human and mar-people for the king! This was the special event taken place at Tokyo Disney Sea on Summer of 2003.

In the Mermaid Lagoon Theater, Ariel, Flounder, and other sea characters «swim» freely in this «undersea» theater, in a show featuring dazzling music and dynamic aerial performances. Here, Ariel and her undersea friends stand up to the evil sea witch Ursula, in a musical performance of courage and friendship.

In the Happiness is Here Parade, which celebrated Tokyo Disneyland’s 30th Anniversary. Ariel appears as a podcast stamp on The Aristocats float featuring Duchess three kittens Marie, Toulouse, and Berlioz alongside a postcard stamp of Agrabah.

Shanghai Disneyland

In Shanghai, Ariel is featured in The Little Mermaid display in Voyage to the Crystal Grotto, and during the Golden Fairytale Fanfare castle show. Inside the castle, Ariel appears alongside Sebastian and Flounder in one of the walls carving displays.

Ariel is also prominently featured during the fireworks show, Ignite the Dream, where she performs «Part of Your World».

Disney Princess

Ariel is one of the twelve official members of the Disney Princess line―a prominent franchise directed at young girls. The franchise covers a wide variety of merchandise, including, but not limited to, magazines, music albums, toys, clothing, and stationery. Ariel is usually depicted in her mermaid form on merchandise, but also appears in her human form wearing her blue dress, white wedding dress or pink dress. The Disney Princess magazine features comics and posters of Ariel, usually in her mermaid form, but also in her human form as well.

Redesign

With her new redesign, Ariel is less franchised in her mermaid form and is more focused on her human form.

Ariel’s red hair is much wavier, and greater detail is shown as it also appears more glossy and voluminous, with her bangs being a bit smaller. She is clad in a beautiful off-the-shoulder gown with the same distinctive sea green color as her mermaid tail. The overskirt is a paler green that matches her tail fins, as do the long sleeves covering her arms (puffy on the upper half) and the petticoat under her dress. The overskirt hem has many elaborate swirly designs, which include designs of items found in the ocean like starfish and seashells. She wears lavender scallop seashell earrings with a matching brooch on her dress and a pair of sea-green pumps on her feet.

In early redesigns, Ariel had a pale pink dress that was a revamp of her previous pink-and-white gown.

The modified redesigns of her mermaid form have added a sparkly/metallic effect to her mermaid tail, giving either the impression of fish scales caught in a gradient light of yellow to green to blue or a similar shimmer to the patterns on her sea green dress with larger tail fins, along with lavender earrings that are similar to her seashell bra on her mermaid form.

Palace Pets

Ariel’s Palace Pets are Treasure, Seashell, Matey, Sandy Pearl, Otto, and Waddles.

Differences from the source material

Disney’s Ariel bore almost very little character continuity from the original Hans Christian Andersen story, as her character has been heavily altered from her counterpart from the original source material. Here are the main changes Disney made to the book’s Mermaid protagonist:

• The original Mermaid had only 5 sisters instead of 6 like in the film.
• The Mermaid’s name isn’t revealed.
• The age of the Mermaid in the story was 15 instead of 16 like in the film.
• The Mermaid has a grandmother in the original story with whom she frequently speaks.
• The Mermaid never had any animal friends from under the sea.
• The Mermaid was actually permitted to swim to the surface and observe the human world when she turned 15. This plot point was given a subtle reference in the song «Part of Your World» with the lyric «When’s it my turn? Wouldn’t I love, love to explore that shore up above?»
• The Mermaid asks her grandmother about humans. Her grandmother explains that humans have a much shorter lifespan than the 300 years of the merfolk, but that when mermaids die they turn to sea foam and cease to exist, while humans have an eternal soul that lives on in Heaven. Having an eternal soul was one of the Mermaid’s main motivations of becoming human in the original story.
• Rather than selling her voice to the Sea Witch, the witch sells her a potion that gives her legs in exchange for her tongue. She was warned that she would never be able to return to the sea. In exchange for her lost ability to sing and speak, she gains the ability to have amazing dancing skill. In addition, she will only obtain a soul if she finds true love and if the prince loves her and marries her. Otherwise, at dawn on the first day after he marries another woman, the Mermaid will die brokenhearted and turn into sea foam.
  • On a related note, because of the motives for Ariel being changed (see above), the Disney version implied that the merpeople already possessed souls, especially regarding Ursula absorbing several souls from their deals. This is highlighted in her signature song, «Poor Unfortunate Souls».
  • Also, it’s worth mentioning that in the original story, the Mermaid never got her voice back at all from that point she got legs until the time she died and turned into sea foam. Though in the film, Ariel did lose her voice like in the original story, she eventually got her voice back at some point later in the film courtesy of Scuttle.
• The prince believes a different princess saved him from drowning, rather than the Mermaid, and he falls in love with this girl and marries her. In the film, Eric almost marries Vanessa (Ursula in disguise) due to the latter using Ariel’s stolen voice to hypnotize him, only for his wedding to get interrupted when Scuttle finds out the truth about Vanessa.
• In the original ending, the Mermaid’s heart breaks when the prince marries another girl. She despairs, thinking of the death that awaits her, but before dawn, her sisters bring her a knife that the Sea Witch has given them at the cost of their hair. If she slays the prince with the knife and lets his blood drip on her feet, she will become a mermaid again, all her suffering will end, and she will live out her full life. She can’t bring herself to kill him and instead throws herself into the sea. She becomes a spirit called the «daughter of the air» and learns if she does good deeds for 300 years she will eventually rise into heaven with God, but only if the children of the world are good.
  • There was a debate among the scholar over the ending. Some said this is an unnatural addition to the tale. One even commented «This final message is more frightening than any other presented in the tale. The story descends into the Victorian moral tales written for children to scare them into good behavior».
  • In the film however, though Ariel’s heart breaks when the prince marries another girl (Vanessa, who is actually Ursula in disguise), the ending is changed completely from the point when Scuttle finds out of Vanessa’s true form, and it even ends well for Ariel as she finally gets her voice back and even successfully marries Eric in the end.
• When the Mermaid got her feet, she would experience grave pain as if she were walking on knives all the time, but she still ended up dancing with her lover despite that. In contrast, in the film, Ariel’s only physical struggle when she got her feet for the first time on land was trying to stand on her own two feet for the first time for only once, while she never experienced any grave pain when on her own two feet for the rest of the film, including when she shares a dance with Eric in one scene.
• The Mermaid got her statue before meeting and rescuing the prince, and it’s implied that her main motivation for saving him was because he looked just like her statue. In the film, Ariel got the statue after rescuing Eric which was destroyed by her father, making her mad at Sebastian.
  • In addition, Ariel’s interest in humanity had more focus in the movie than in the original tale, notably having an established interest in humanity before meeting Eric, even frequently disobeying Triton’s commands that she stay away from the surface or get a human collection. The original mermaid lacked any interest in collecting objects from the surface beyond her marble statue, only being interested in tending to underwater red flowers. Ironically, it was her sisters who frequently plundered ships for objects instead of the mermaid herself, while in the Disney version, Ariel was more interested in collecting than her sisters. According to the writers, they changed this specific plot point specifically to avoid the resulting implication that Ariel only desired to become human because of Eric.

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Trivia

• Ariel’s creation in 1989 marked a new change in direction for subsequent Disney Princesses, as she is the first proactive Disney Princess whose characteristics are strong-willed, adventurous, feisty, cunning, and determined, and are fighters for their dreams, breaking away from the reactive nature of previous Disney Princesses created during Walt Disney’s lifetime — Snow White, Cinderella, and Aurora. Many of Ariel’s traits — such as her adventurous spirit, desires of freedom, and resourcefulness — provided the basis for later heroines in modern Disney fairy tales, such as Belle from Beauty and the Beast and Jasmine from Aladdin.
• Unlike her sisters, as a mermaid, Ariel doesn’t wear any hair accessories except for the occasional sea flower, which she wears more often in the film’s comic adaptation.
• Ariel’s jewelry in The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea is emerald green, the same color as her mermaid tail.
• Ariel is purposely made to stand out from her sisters. First, she’s the only redhead and the only one who wears her hair down. Second, she’s the only mermaid whose seashell top isn’t the same color as her tail. And finally, although all of Triton’s daughters have names that begin with the letter ‘A’, Ariel’s is the only one whose name doesn’t also end with that letter. Ariel is the only one to have a name of Roman origin instead of Greek.
• In Hebrew, the name Ariel literally means «lion of God».
• Ariel’s namesake is most likely a reference to William Shakespeare’s The Tempest, where the play’s character of Ariel is an air spirit (referring to HC Andersen’s original ending of his tale).
• Ariel’s pose, while she was sitting on a rock looking at an unconscious Eric near the end of the movie, was inspired by the statue of The Little Mermaid in Copenhagen, Denmark, where the story originated.
• Although Ariel and Athena bear a striking resemblance, her personality is more similar to that of her father, King Triton, as she becomes overprotective of her daughter Melody. This is especially noticeable in The Little Mermaid II, when Ariel reprimands Melody for disobeying orders and venturing out into the sea, the same way Ariel disobeyed her father’s orders and venturing up to the surface in the first film.
• Ariel’s daughter, Melody, shares almost all of Ariel’s personality traits from the first film. However, Ariel dreamt of becoming human and living on land, while Melody’s dream was to swim beneath the waves. Melody also resembles her father, however, they only have the same eyes and hair texture.
• Ariel is the first Disney princess to save her love interest (in this case, Prince Eric). She saves Eric twice in the original film.
• In Enchanted, the animated troll hunted down by Prince Edward wears Ariel’s seashells as earrings.
  • Conveniently, her voice actress Jodi Benson cameos as Robert’s secretary Sam.
• In Timon and Pumbaa’s Wild About Safety short In the Water, Pumbaa briefly makes a reference to Ariel.
• The first real dress Ariel wears after she is a human is pink, similarly, the first dress her daughter is shown wearing is pink as well.
• Ariel speaks the last non-musical line of The Little Mermaid, which was: «I love you, Daddy».
• During the production of the first film, Ariel was originally going to be depicted with blonde hair, but was changed into a redhead in order to distinguish her from another famous Disney mermaid, Madison from Touchstone Pictures’ Splash.
• In Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion, Ariel is seen trapped in a crystal.
• Ariel’s eyes are redesigned when she became a woman in Return to the Sea.
• Voice actress Melissa Fahn, known for voicing Gaz in Invader Zim and Rika Nonaka in Digimon, auditioned for the part of Ariel. However, she was called back several times and was turned down in favor of Jodi Benson because she sounded «too young.»
• Ariel is right-handed as shown when she signs her name on Ursula’s contract in the first film.
• The storyline of Ariel stealing King Triton’s trident in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories is taken from The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea, where Ariel’s daughter Melody, steals Triton’s trident (although for completely different reasons).
• Ariel has the most songs sung by any Disney movie character, despite the fact that she only has one song in her original movie (not counting the reprise).
• Ariel was the subject of an internet meme called «Hipster Ariel», which depicted Ariel with horn-rimmed glasses and saying a humorous statement.^[4]
  • Hipster Ariel also has her own Funko POP! figure as a Hot Topic exclusive.
• 1941 concept art of the original idea of The Little Mermaid (before shelved) shows Ariel with long black hair and a bluish or greenish tail. It was also much closer to the original story. This artwork was done by Kay Nielsen.
• In some foreign-language versions of the film, her name is in the title.
• On the Marvel site, there was a create your own Marvel Superhero. One of these Superhero concepts, «Little Mermaid», was based on Ariel.
• Alan Menken and Howard Ashman discovered similarities between Audrey’s song in Little Shop of Horrors and Ariel’s song and originally were to call it «Somewhere That’s Dry». However, the music was already copyrighted, so the title was changed to «Part of Your World» and the music was also changed.
• A silhouette of Ariel can be seen in a book a young King Agnarr is reading in Frozen II.
• Ariel is the first Disney Princess to be born as non-human (a mermaid) by default, although she did eventually turn into a human, and would transform back into a mermaid on numerous occasions (via a spell).
• Ariel’s voice actress, Jodi Benson, provided the voices for more Disney characters than any other original voice actress for a Disney Princess, having voiced numerous female Disney characters in various media since 1989, such as Helen of Troy from Hercules and Weebo from Flubber.
• Ariel is the first, and so far only, Disney Princess to have a child.

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Media Films: The Little Mermaid (video/soundtrack) • The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea (video) • The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning (video) • The Little Mermaid (2023 film) Television: The Little Mermaid (videography) • A Poem Is… • The Wonderful World of Disney: The Little Mermaid Live! 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Princesses Official Disney Princesses: Snow White • Cinderella • Aurora • Ariel • Belle • Jasmine • Pocahontas • Mulan • Tiana • Rapunzel • Merida • Moana • Raya Other Princesses: Minnie Mouse • Tiger Lily • Maid Marian • Eilonwy • Daughters of Triton • Megara • Melody • Sally • Kida Nedakh • Ting-Ting, Su, and Mei • Kilala Reno • Kairi • Princess of Gentlehaven • Nancy Tremaine • Vanellope von Schweetz • Sofia • Anna • Elsa • Elena • Asha Other Heroines: Alice • Wendy Darling • Tinker Bell • Nala • Nakoma • Esmeralda • Jane Porter • Giselle • Mirabel Madrigal • Mei Lee Media Films: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) • Cinderella (1950) • Sleeping Beauty (1959) • The Little Mermaid (1989) • Beauty and the Beast (1991) • Aladdin (1992) • Pocahontas (1995) • Mulan (1998) • The Princess and the Frog (2009) • Tangled (2010) • Brave (2012) • Moana (2016) • Raya and the Last Dragon (2021) Video Games: Disney Princess • Disney Princess: Royal Adventure • Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey • Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure • Disney Princess Enchanting Storybooks • Disney Magic Kingdoms • Disney Princess Majestic Quest Home Video: Disney Princess Sing Along Songs: Once Upon a Dream • Disney Princess Sing Along Songs Vol. 2 — Enchanted Tea Party • Disney Princess Sing Along Songs Vol. 3 — Perfectly Princess • Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams Books: Kilala Princess • Disney Princess • Disney Princess Beginnings • Disney Princess Comics Treasury • Royal Weddings Cancelled: Princess Academy Disney Parks Castle of Magical Dreams • Enchanted Storybook Castle • Fairy Tale Forest • Fantasy Faire • Golden Fairytale Fanfare • Mickey’s Magical Celebration • PLAY! • Princess Pavilion • Royal Banquet Hall Fireworks: Disney Illuminations See Also Sofia the First • Disney Fairies • Princesses of Heart • Palace Pets • Princess Academy • Ralph Breaks the Internet • Disney Princess — The Concert

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Media House of Mouse • Mickey’s Magical Christmas • Mickey’s House of Villains Characters Main Characters: Mickey Mouse • Minnie Mouse • Donald Duck • Daisy Duck • Goofy • Pluto • Pete • Max Goof • Huey, Dewey, and Louie • Clarabelle Cow • Horace Horsecollar • Gus Goose • Mortimer Mouse • Ludwig Von Drake • Microphone Mike • Chip and Dale Recurring Guests: Timon • Pumbaa • Jafar • Iago • Hades • Mushu • Cri-Kee • Ariel • Prince Eric • King Triton • Flounder • Sebastian • Peter Pan • Tinker Bell • Jiminy Cricket • Pinocchio • Geppetto • Blue Fairy • Belle • Beast • Lumiere • Cogsworth • Mrs. Potts • Chip Potts • Gaston • LeFou • Dumbo • Timothy Q. Mouse • Mad Hatter • Mowgli • Shere Khan • The Three Little Pigs • Cruella De Vil • Chernabog • Mufasa • Simba • Grumpy • The Evil Queen • Magic Mirror • Aladdin • Jasmine • Cinderella • Anastasia Tremaine • Drizella Tremaine • Lucifer • Maleficent • Pain and Panic • Ursula • Baby Shelby • Goat Man • Kuzco the Llama Episodes Season One: «The Stolen Cartoons» • «Big Bad Wolf Daddy» • «The Three Caballeros» • «Goofy’s Valentine Date» • «Unplugged Club» • «Timon and Pumbaa» • «Gone Goofy» • «Jiminy Cricket» • «Rent Day» • «Donald’s Lamp Trade» • «Donald’s Pumbaa Prank» • «Thanks to Minnie» • «Pluto Saves the Day» Season Two: «Daisy’s Debut» • «Goofy for a Day» • «Clarabelle’s Big Secret» • «The Mouse Who Came to Dinner» • «Max’s New Car» • «Not So Goofy» • «Everybody Loves Mickey» • «Max’s Embarrassing Date» • «Where’s Minnie?» • «Super Goof» • «King Larry Swings In» • «Ladies’ Night» • «Dennis the Duck« Season Three: «Suddenly Hades» • «Pete’s One-Man Show» • «House of Crime» • «Mickey and Minnie’s Big Vacation» • «Donald and the Aracuan Bird» • «Goofy’s Menu Magic» • «Music Day» • «House of Scrooge» • «Donald Wants to Fly» • «Dining Goofy» • «Chip ‘n’ Dale» • «Humphrey in the House» • «Ask Von Drake» • «Salute to Sports» • «Pluto vs. Figaro» • «House of Magic» • «Mickey vs. Shelby» • «House of Turkey» • «Pete’s Christmas Caper» • «Clarabelle’s Christmas List» •»Snow Day» • «Pete’s House of Villains» • «Halloween With Hades» • «House Ghosts» • «House of Genius» • «Mickey and the Culture Clash» Songs Rockin’ at the House of Mouse • Mortimer Mouse • Soup or Salad, Fries or Biscuits, Extra Olives, Donuts • Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo • Big Bad Wolf Daddy • A Parrot’s Life for Me • Let’s Slay the Beast • The Ludwig Von Drake Song • It’s Our House Now! • The Best Christmas of All • Grim Grinning Ghosts • Humphrey Hop • Everybody Wants to Be a Woof • I Wanna Be Like M-O-You • Pink Elephants on Parade • My Name is Panchito • Boom-Da-Boom • We Are the Three Caballeros • Me the Mouse (and I’m the Duck) (Reprise) • Daisy Crockett • The Daisy Duckie Room • Minnie Mouse (in the House) Locations House of Mouse (night club) • Toontown Objects Maleficent’s Staff • Poisoned Apple • Sorcerer Hat • Jafar’s Snake Staff

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Games Kingdom Hearts (HD I.5 ReMIX/Soundtrack/Soundtrack Complete/HD I.5 ReMIX Soundtrack) • Chain of Memories • Kingdom Hearts II (HD II.5 ReMIX/HD II.8 Final Chapter Prologue/Soundtrack/HD II.5 ReMIX Soundtrack ) • 358/2 Days • Birth by Sleep (Soundtrack) • coded • Dream Drop Distance (Soundtrack) • χ [chi] • Unchained χ/Union χ [cross] • Kingdom Hearts III • Dark Road • Melody of Memory • Missing-Link • Kingdom Hearts IV Other media Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party • Agrabah (Kingdom Hearts pilot) Incorporated Films and Shorts Aladdin/The Return of Jafar • Alice in Wonderland • Beauty and the Beast • Big Hero 6 • Cinderella • Fantasia • Frozen • Hercules • The Hunchback of Notre Dame • Lilo & Stitch • The Lion King • The Little Mermaid • Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers • Monsters, Inc. • Mulan • The Nightmare Before Christmas • Peter Pan • Pinocchio • Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl/Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End • Sleeping Beauty • Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs • Steamboat Willie • Tangled • Tarzan • Toy Story • Tron/Tron: Legacy • Winnie the Pooh • Wreck-It Ralph Characters Main Characters: Sora • Riku • Kairi • King Mickey • Donald Duck • Goofy • Roxas • Axel/Lea • Naminé • Xion • Aqua • Terra • Ventus Villains: Xehanort • Ansem • Xemnas • Maleficent • Pete • Vanitas • Xigbar/Braig • Xaldin • Vexen • Lexaeus • Zexion • Saïx/Isa • Demyx • Luxord • Marluxia • Larxene • Terra-Xehanort • Young Xehanort • Xehanort’s Guardian Other Characters: Jiminy Cricket • Ansem the Wise/DiZ • Yen Sid • Master Eraqus • Dilan • Even • Aeleus • Ienzo • Lingering Will • Hayner • Pence • Olette • Kairi’s Grandma • Riku Replica • Jiminy’s Journal • Foretellers • Master of Masters • Luxu • Ephemer • Skuld • Chirithy • Lauriam • Elrena Original Monsters: Heartless • Nobodies • Unversed • Dream Eater Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts: Queen Minnie • Daisy Duck • Pluto • Chip and Dale • Huey, Dewey, and Louie • Magic Brooms • Alice • White Rabbit • Doorknob • Cheshire Cat • Queen of Hearts • Card Soldiers • Tarzan • Jane Porter • Clayton • Terk • Kerchak • Kala • Sabor • Hercules • Philoctetes • Hades • Cerberus • Rock Titan • Ice Titan • Aladdin • Abu • Jasmine • Genie • Carpet • Jafar • Iago • Peddler • Cave of Wonders • Pinocchio • Geppetto • Monstro • Cleo • Ariel • Flounder • Sebastian • Ursula • King Triton• Flotsam and Jetsam • Glut • Jack Skellington • Zero • Sally • Oogie Boogie • Lock, Shock, and Barrel • Dr. Finkelstein • Mayor of Halloween Town • Peter Pan • Tinker Bell • Captain Hook • Mr. Smee • Wendy • Crocodile • Merlin • Winnie the Pooh • Tigger • Piglet • Eeyore • Rabbit • Owl • Roo • Bees • Beast • Belle • Snow White • Cinderella • Fairy Godmother • Aurora • Pongo • Perdita • Dalmatian Puppies • Simba • Mushu • Dumbo • Bambi • Chernabog Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts II: Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather • Maleficent’s Raven • Scrooge McDuck • Mulan • Li Shang • Shan Yu • Hayabusa • Yao, Ling, and Chien Po • The Emperor • Lumiere • Cogsworth • Mrs Potts • Chip • Wardrobe • Pegasus • Megara • Pain and Panic • Hydra • Horace Horsecollar • Clarabelle Cow • Clara Cluck • Jack Sparrow • Elizabeth Swann • Will Turner • Captain Barbossa • Bo’sun • Jacoby • Twigg • Cursed Crew • Prince Eric • Attina • Andrina • Santa Claus • Skeletal Reindeer • Timon • Pumbaa • Nala • Rafiki • Scar • Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed • Mufasa • Kiara • Pridelanders • Hyenas • Tron • Master Control Program • Commander Sark • Kanga • Gopher • Stitch • Chicken Little Disney Characters introduced in Birth by Sleep: Prince Phillip • Maleficent’s Goons • Doc • Grumpy • Happy • Sleepy • Bashful • Sneezy • Dopey • The Prince • Evil Queen • Magic Mirror • Prince Charming • Jaq • Lady Tremaine • Anastasia • Drizella • Lucifer • Grand Duke • Grand Councilwoman • Captain Gantu • Jumba • Experiment 221 • Lost Boys Disney Characters introduced in Dream Drop Distance: Quasimodo • Esmeralda • Phoebus • Judge Claude Frollo • Victor, Hugo, and Laverne • Kevin Flynn • Sam Flynn • Quorra • CLU • Rinzler • Black Guards • Blue Fairy • Beagle Boys • Chernabog’s Minions • Julius Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts χ: Mad Hatter • March Hare • Razoul • Royal Guards • Maurice • Gaston Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts Union χ: Sultan • Samson • Vanellope von Schweetz • Fix-It Felix Jr. • Sergeant Calhoun • King Candy • Sour Bill • Cy-Bugs • Hero’s Duty Troops Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts III: Zeus • Apollo • Athena • Hermes • Lava Titan • Tornado Titan • Little Chef • Woody • Buzz Lightyear • Rex • Hamm • Sarge • Green Army Men • Little Green Men • Rapunzel • Flynn Rider • Pascal • Maximus • Mother Gothel • Sulley • Mike Wazowski • Boo • Randall Boggs • Child Detection Agency • Trailer Son and Mom • Elsa • Anna • Kristoff • Olaf • Sven • Marshmallow • Hans • Mr. Gibbs • Tia Dalma • Davy Jones • Kraken • Cutler Beckett • Baymax • Hiro Hamada • Go Go Tomago • Honey Lemon • Fred • Wasabi • Lumpy • Wreck-It Ralph Disney Characters introduced in Kingdom Hearts Dark Road: Tweedledee and Tweedledum Disney Characters introduced in the manga: Caterpillar • Chi-Fu Square Enix Characters: Leon • Cloud • Moogle • Others Elements Plot Elements: Kingdom Hearts • Heart • Keyblade War • Dark Seeker Saga • More Game Elements: Gameplay in Kingdom Hearts • Magic Objects Sea-salt ice cream • Wayfinder • Door to Darkness • Keyblade • X-blade • More • Pixar Ball • A113 • Pizza Planet Truck Locations Original Worlds: Destiny Islands • Traverse Town • Radiant Garden/Hollow Bastion • Disney Castle/Disney Town/Timeless River • Dive to the Heart • End of the World • Realm of Darkness • Twilight Town/Mysterious Tower • The World That Never Was • Castle That Never Was • Land of Departure/Castle Oblivion • Keyblade Graveyard Disney Worlds: Wonderland • Deep Jungle • Olympus Coliseum/Underworld/Olympus • Agrabah • Atlantica • Halloween Town/Christmas Town • Neverland • Hundred Acre Wood • The Land of Dragons • Beast’s Castle • Port Royal/The Caribbean • Pride Lands • Space Paranoids • Dwarf Woodlands • Castle of Dreams • Deep Space • La Cité des Cloches • The Grid • Prankster’s Paradise • Country of the Musketeers • Toy Box • Kingdom of Corona • Monstropolis • Arendelle • San Fransokyo • Game Central Station/Niceland/Cy-Bug Sector/Candy Kingdom Organizations/Groups Organization XIII • Princesses of Heart • Disney Villains Council Songs «Dearly Beloved» • «Simple and Clean» • «Sanctuary» • Face My Fears • Don’t Think Twice • Mickey Mouse Club March • Swim This Way • Part of Your World • Under the Sea • Ursula’s Revenge • A New Day is Dawning • Destati • This is Halloween • He’s a Pirate • Beauty and the Beast • Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo • It’s a Small World • Night on Bald Mountain • Winnie the Pooh • The Sorcerer’s Apprentice • The Pastoral Symphony • Nutcracker Suite • You’ve Got a Friend in Me • Healing Incantation • Put That Thing Back Where It Came From or So Help Me • Let It Go • Do You Want to Build a Snowman • Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me) • A Whole New World • Circle of Life

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Books Kingdom Keepers • Kingdom Keepers I: Disney After Dark • Kingdom Keepers II: Disney at Dawn • Kingdom Keepers III: Disney in Shadow • Kingdom Keepers IV: Power Play • Kingdom Keepers V: Shell Game • Kingdom Keepers VI: Dark Passage • Kingdom Keepers VII: The Insider Characters Original Characters: Finn Whitman • Charlene Turner • Terrence Maybeck • Dell Philby • Isabella Angelo • Wayne Kresky • Amanda Lockhart • Jessica Lockhart • Mrs. Whitham • Wanda Alcott • Greg Luowski • Storey Ming • Bess Maybeck • Gladis Philby • Sally Ringwald • Dillard Cole • Hugo Montcliff • Mattie Weaver Disney Characters: Mickey Mouse • Minnie Mouse • Goofy • Donald Duck • Daisy Duck • Pluto • Chip and Dale • Ariel • Violet Parr • Mulan • King Triton • Megara • Stitch • Remy • Django • Rajah • Prince Phillip • Elsa • Rapunzel • Timon • Pumbaa • Tigger • Lilo • Winnie the Pooh • Piglet Overtakers: Maleficent • Chernabog • The Evil Queen • Cruella De Vil • Claude Frollo • Ursula • Jafar • Shan Yu • Jack Sparrow • Tia Dalma • Gaston • Prince John • Horned King • Big Bad Wolf • J. Worthington Foulfellow • Gideon • Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed • Diablo • Magic Brooms • Green Army Men • Blackbeard • Shere Khan • Si and Am • Hopper • Flotsam and Jetsam • Judge Doom • Madame Leota • Sabor • The Headless Horseman • Stormtroopers • Scar • Zira Locations Magic Kingdom • Epcot • Disney’s Hollywood Studios • Disney’s Animal Kingdom • Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon • DisneyQuest • Cinderella Castle • Escher’s Keep • It’s a Small World • Splash Mountain • The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh • Big Thunder Mountain Railroad • Camp Minnie-Mickey • Expedition Everest • Fantasmic! • Voyage of the Little Mermaid • Disney Dream • Walt Disney: One Man’s Dream • Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge • Soarin’ • Mission: SPACE • Test Track • Wonders of Life • Morocco Pavilion • China Pavilion • France Pavilion • Norway Pavilion • Mexico Pavilion • Disneyland • Jungle Cruise • The Sorcerer’s Hat • Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye • Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters • The Haunted Mansion • Casey Jr. Circus Train • Mickey’s Toontown • Matterhorn • The Disney Gallery

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Media Kilala Princess • Rescue the Village with Mulan Characters Original Characters: Kilala Reno • Rei • Tippe • Erica Ange • Sylphy • Kilala’s Parents • Valdou Disney Characters: Snow White • Doc • Grumpy • Happy • Sneezy • Bashful • Sleepy • Dopey • The Evil Queen • Tinker Bell • Cinderella • Prince Charming • Lady Tremaine • Anastasia Tremaine • Drizella Tremaine • Aurora • Maleficent • Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather • Ariel • Flounder • Sebastian • Ursula • Belle • Beast • Lumiere • Cogsworth • Mrs. Potts • Chip Potts • Gaston • Jasmine • Aladdin • Jafar • Iago • The Sultan • Fa Mulan • Mushu • Li Shang Locations Paradiso • The Queen’s Castle • Atlantica • King’s Castle • Beast’s Castle • King Stefan’s Castle • Agrabah • China Objects Magic Tiara • Magic Mirror • Poisoned Apple • Glass Slipper • Trident • Enchanted Rose • Jafar’s Snake Staff

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Media Shows: Once Upon a Time • Once Upon a Time in Wonderland Books: Once Upon a Time: Shadow of the Queen • Once Upon a Time: Out of the Past • Once Upon a Time: Red’s Untold Tale • Once Upon a Time: Regina Rising Special Bonus: Good Morning Storybrooke • Three Who Stayed • Tales From The Underworld: A Knight With Cruella Characters Once Upon a Time: Season One: Emma Swan • Snow White/Mary Margaret Blanchard • Prince Charming/David Nolan • Rumplestiltskin/Mr. Gold/Weaver • Evil Queen/Regina Mills/Roni • Belle/Lacey French • Henry Mills • Happy • Sneezy/Tom Clark • Bashful • Doc • Dopey • Sleepy/Walter • Jiminy Cricket/Archie Hopper • Stealthy • Victor Frankenstein/Dr. Whale • Blue Fairy • Widow Lucas/Granny • King George/Albert Spencer • Genie/Magic Mirror/Sidney Glass • Nurse Ratched • Mad Hatter/Jefferson • Prince Henry/The Valet • Knave of Hearts • Sheriff of Nottingham/Keith • Fairy Godmother • Abigail/Kathryn Nolan • Red Riding Hood/The Wolf/Ruby • Huntsman/Sheriff Graham • Baelfire/Neal Cassidy • Pinocchio/August W. Booth • Frederick/Jim • Severe Nurse • Mayor Tomkins • Hansel and Gretel/Nicholas and Ava Zimmer • The Woodcutter/Michael Tillman • Martin • Myrna • Stephen • Donna • Prince James • Blind Witch • Peter • Siren • Pongo • Gaston • The King/Mitchell Herman • King Leopold • King Midas • Zoso • Prince Thomas/Sean Herman • Grace • Daniel Colter • Nova • Briar Rose • Geppetto/Marco • Gus/Billy • Ruth • Dark One Season Two: Killian Jones/Hook/Rogers • Aurora • Prince Phillip • Mulan • Milah • Maid Marian • Quinn • Alphonse Frankenstein • Anita Lucas • Jack • King Xavier • Anton • William Smee • Greg Mendell • Tamara • The Dragon • Queen Eva • Seer • Lancelot • Robin Hood • Wendy Darling • Nana • Mary Darling • George Darling • John Darling • Michael Darling • The Shadow • Lost Boys Season Three: Peter Pan/Malcolm/Pied Piper • Ariel • Zelena/The Wicked Witch of the West • Glinda/The Good Witch of the South • Walsh/Wizard of Oz • Elsa the Snow Queen • Tinker Bell • Blackbeard • Lumiere • Ursula the Sea Goddess • Jonathan • Dorothy Gale • The Witch of the East • Rapunzel • Rapunzel’s Mother • Rapunzel’s Father • The Sheriff of Hamelin • Medusa • Prince Eric • Liam Jones • Roland Season Four: Anna • Kristoff • Hans • Grand Pabbie • Sven • Ursula the Sea Witch • Marshmallow • Little Bo Peep • The Apprentice • Ingrid • Lily Page • Colette • Oaken • King of Arendelle • Queen Gerda • Cruella De Vil • Poseidon • Duke of Weselton • Hans’ Brothers • Chernabog • King Stefan • Isaac/The Author • Madeline • Merlin/The Sorcerer Season Five: Merida • Queen Eleanor • King Fergus • Harris, Hubert, and Hamish • The Witch • Lord MacGuffin • Lord Macintosh • Lord Dingwall • King Arthur • Sir Kay • Guinevere • Gorgon The Invincible • Charon • Brennan Jones • Hades • Megara • Hercules • Cerberus • The Scarecrow • Toto • Cleo Fox • Auntie Em • Dr. Jekyll • Mr. Hyde • Evil Queen Season Six: Aladdin • Gideon • Count of Monte Cristo • Alexandra • Jasmine • Red Bird • Captain Nemo • Lady Tremaine • Clorinda • Tisbe • Jacob • Oracle • Royal Guards • The Sultan • Beowulf • Black Fairy • Tiger Lily • Robert • Prince Achmed • Stanum • Cowardly Lion • Lucy Season Seven: Rapunzel Tremaine/Victoria Belfrey • Cinderella/Jacinda Vidrio • Tiana/Sabine • Alice/Tilly • Drizella/Ivy Belfrey • Anastasia • Gothel/Eloise Gardener • Eudora • Dr. Facilier/Mr. Samdi • Hansel/Jack/Nick Branson • Marcus Tremaine • Cecelia • Coven of the Eight • Madame Leota • Naveen/Drew • Blind Witch/Hilda • Gretel • Chad • Seraphina • Flora • Isla • Zorro Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: Alice • Cyrus • Anastasia/Red Queen • Percy/White Rabbit • Edwin • Jabberwocky • Silvermist • The Sultan/The Old Prisoner • Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum • Mrs. Rabbit • Elizabeth/Lizard • Amara • Bandersnatch • Millie Both series: Will Scarlet/The Knave of Hearts • Cinderella/Ashley Boyd • Robin Hood • Little John • Friar Tuck • Grumpy/Leroy • Cora/The Queen of Hearts • Caterpillar • Maleficent • Jafar • Dr. Lydgate Episodes Season One: «Pilot» • «The Thing You Love Most» • «Snow Falls» • «The Price of Gold» • «That Still Small Voice» • «The Shepherd» • «The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter» • «Desperate Souls» • «True North» • «7:15 A.M.» • «Fruit of the Poisonous Tree» • «Skin Deep» • «What Happened to Frederick» • «Dreamy» • «Red-Handed» • «Heart of Darkness» • «Hat Trick» • «The Stable Boy» • «The Return» • «The Stranger» • «An Apple Red as Blood» • «A Land Without Magic» Season Two: «Broken» • «We Are Both» • «Lady of the Lake» • «The Crocodile» • «The Doctor» • «Tallahassee» • «Child of the Moon» • «Into the Deep» • «Queen of Hearts» • «The Cricket Game» • «The Outsider» • «In the Name of the Brother» • «Tiny» • «Manhattan» • «The Queen Is Dead» • «The Miller’s Daughter» • «Welcome to Storybrooke» • «Selfless, Brave and True» • «Lacey» • «The Evil Queen» • «Second Star to the Right» • «And Straight On ‘Til Morning« Season Three: «The Heart of the Truest Believer» • «Lost Girl» • «Quite a Common Fairy» • «Nasty Habits» • «Good Form» • «Ariel» • «Dark Hollow» • «Think Lovely Thoughts» • «Save Henry» • «The New Neverland» • «Going Home» • «New York City Serenade» • «Witch Hunt» • «The Tower» • «Quiet Minds» • «It’s Not Easy Being Green» • «The Jolly Roger» • «Bleeding Through» • «A Curious Thing» • «Kansas» • «Snow Drifts» • «There’s No Place Like Home« Season Four: «A Tale of Two Sisters» • «White Out» • «Rocky Road» • «The Apprentice» • «Breaking Glass» • «Family Business» • «The Snow Queen» • «Smash the Mirror» • «Fall» • «Shattered Sight» • «Heroes and Villains» • «Darkness on the Edge of Town» • «Unforgiven» • «Enter the Dragon» • «Poor Unfortunate Soul» • «Best Laid Plans» • «Heart of Gold» • «Sympathy for the De Vil» • «Lily» • «Mother» • «Operation Mongoose« Season Five: «The Dark Swan» • «The Price» • «Siege Perilous» • «The Broken Kingdom» • «Dreamcatcher» • «The Bear and the Bow» • «Nimue» • «Birth» • «The Bear King» • «Broken Heart» • «Swan Song» • «Souls of the Departed» • «Labor of Love» • «Devil’s Due» • «The Brothers Jones» • «Our Decay» • «Her Handsome Hero» • «Ruby Slippers» • «Sisters» • «Firebird» • «Last Rites» • «Only You» • «An Untold Story« Season Six: «The Savior» • «A Bitter Draught» • «The Other Shoe» • «Strange Case» • «Street Rats» • «Dark Waters» • «Heartless» • «I’ll Be Your Mirror» • «Changelings» • «Wish You Were Here» • «Tougher Than the Rest» • «Murder Most Foul • «Ill-Boding Patterns» • «Page 23» • «A Wondrous Place» • «Mother’s Little Helper» • «Awake» • «Where Bluebirds Fly» • «The Black Fairy» • «The Song in Your Heart» • «The Final Battle« Season Seven: «Hyperion Heights» • «A Pirate’s Life«• «The Garden of Forking Paths» • «Beauty» • «Greenbacks» • «Wake Up Call» • «Eloise Gardener» • «Pretty in Blue» • «One Little Tear» • «The Eighth Witch» • «Secret Garden» • «A Taste of the Heights» • «Knightfall» • «The Girl in the Tower» • «Sisterhood» • «Breadcrumbs» • «Chosen» • «The Guardian» • «Flower Child» • «Is This Henry Mills?» • «Homecoming» • «Leaving Storybrooke« Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: «Down the Rabbit Hole» • «Trust Me» • «Forget Me Not» • «The Serpent» • «Heart of Stone» • «Who’s Alice?» • «Bad Blood» • «Home» • «Nothing to Fear» • «Dirty Little Secrets» • «Heart of the Matter» • «To Catch a Thief» • «And They Lived…» Locations Once Upon a Time: Royal Castle • Boston • Dark Palace • Maurice’s Castle • Dark Castle/Rumplestiltskin’s Castle • Library • King’s Castle • Tremaine estate • Maurice’s Castle • Dwarves’ Cottage • Dwarf Mines • Geppetto’s Home • New York City • King Stefan’s Castle • The Beanstalk • Giant’s Lair • Chinese Village • England • London • Darling Nursery • Neverland • Big Ben • Skull Rock • Hamelin • Maritime Castle • Rapunzel’s Tower • Vault of the Dark One • Land of Oz • Yellow Brick Road • Emerald City • Arendelle • Valley of the Living Rock • Arendelle Castle • Elsa’s Ice Palace • Wandering Oaken’s Trading Post and Sauna • Bald Mountain • Ring of Stones • DunBroch • Witch’s Cottage • Castle DunBroch • Underworld • Mount Olympus • Poppy Fields • Auntie’s Chicken & Waffles • Cave of Wonders • Pleasure Island • Magical Forest • Seattle • Hyperion Heights • Belle & Gold’s House • Facilier’s Lair • Gothel’s Garden • Tiana’s Palace • San Francisco • Memento Mori • Maldonia • Flynn’s Barcade • United Realms • Snow White’s Farm Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: Wonderland Castle • The Mad Hatter’s House • White Rabbit’s House • Underland • Tulgey Wood Both series: Storybrooke • Maine • Enchanted Forest • Forbidden Fortress • Wonderland • Wonderland Maze • Agrabah • Sherwood Forest • The Sultan’s Palace Objects Once Upon a Time: Once Upon a Time (Book) • Snow White’s Glass Coffin • Red Riding Hood • Maleficent’s Staff • Magic Wand • Glass Slipper • Poisoned Apple • Spinning Wheel • Magic Lamp • Dark One’s Dagger • Chipped Cup • Jefferson’s Hat • Magic Beans • Captain Hook’s Hooks • Enchanted Candle • Pixie Dust • Dreamshade • Salad Fork • Pandora’s Box • Silver Slippers • Sorcerer Hat • Enchanted Broom • Trident • Enchanted Shell • Heroes and Villains (Book) • Merida’s Bow • Magical Rose • Excalibur • Olympian Crystal • Cinderella’s Dress • Golden Scarab Beetle • Rapunzel’s Frying Pan • Magical Golden Flower • Shrinking Potion • Floating Lanterns • Tarot Cards • Maui’s Fish Hook Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: Vorpal Blade Both series: Jafar’s Snake Staff • Enchanted Hearts • Jafar’s Lamp Songs Featured «Give a Little Whistle» • «Heigh-Ho» • «With a Smile and a Song» • «Beauty and the Beast» • «Part of Your World» • «Fathoms Below» • «Cruella De Vil • «Some Day My Prince Will Come» • «The Unbirthday Song» Original Songs: «Powerful Magic» • The Queen Sings • Love Doesn’t Stand a Chance • Revenge Is Gonna Be Mine • Wicked Always Wins • Charmings vs. Evil Queen • Emma’s Theme • A Happy Beginning Vehicles The Jolly Roger • Magic Carpet • Royal Ship • Cruella’s car • Nautilus • Cinderella’s Coach Species Fairies • Unicorns • Dragons • Bridge Trolls • Werewolves • Wraith • Ogres • Mermaids • Kraken • Flying Monkeys • Rock Trolls • Will O’ the Wisps • Furies • Munchkins • Tree Nymphs

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Media Sofia the First (Videography/Soundtrack/Songs From Enchancia) • Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess • Elena and the Secret of Avalor • Disney Junior DJ Shuffle • Disney Junior DJ Shuffle 2 • Books Disney Parks PLAY! Characters Princess Sofia • Queen Miranda • King Roland II • Prince James • Princess Amber • Princess Hildegard • Cedric the Sorcerer • Wormwood • Baileywick • Robin • Mia • Clover • Whatnaught • Goodwyn the Great • Winifred the Wise • Jade • Ruby Hanshaw • Princess Clio • Prince Zandar • Princess Jun • Prince Hugo • Minimus • Princess Vivian • Crackle • King Marcus and Queen Cecily • Trolls• Lucinda • Prince Jin • Magic Carpet • Jasper • Prince Khalid • Meg and Peg • Madam Ubetcha • Prince Desmond • Miss Nettle • Sir Gillium • Professor Popov • Helen Hanshaw • Oona • Queen Emmaline • Cora • Plank • Aunt Tilly • Wilbur the Wombeast • Sven • Emperor Quon • Empress Lin-Lin • Rex • Prince Axel • King Garrick • Electra • Vaughan and Vance • Marla • Sir Bartleby • Sir Maxwell • Sir Finnegan • Gwen • Chef Andre • Sofia the Worst • Lady Joy • Lord Gilbert • Wu-Chang • Jade Jaguar • Sir Dax • Boo • Princess Lani • Mamanu • Kamea and Halia • Praline • Freedo • Princess Zooey • Princess Astrid • Slickwell • Greylock the Grand • Princess Ivy • Dragons of Enchancia • Winter • Whiskers • Glacia the Ice Witch • Elliot, Amy, and Kurt • Tizzy • Master Erwin • Bryce Twigley • Button, Benngee, and Brody • Mossy • Carol of the Arrow • Jane • Princess Kari • Miss Elodie • Fluke • Slim • Shelly • Flip • Mantacorn • Onyx and Opal • Wendell Fidget • Mrs. Fidget • Saffron • Muck, Gunk, and Grime • Spruce • Ballerina • Mazzimo • Prince Roderick • Gavin • Kazeem • Sergeant Fizz • King Habib and Queen Farnaz • Chief Gnuckles • Flinch • Grotta • Elfonso • Elfred • Milo the Snake • King Henrik • Cordelia the Conjuror • Calista • Morgana • Crispy • Barley • Sassofras • Professor Zacharias Fleeber • Grand Mum • Gemina and Argus • Count Barnstorm • Sir Oliver • Sir Jaxon • Willawing • Kai • Princess Charlotte • Morris • Zinessa • King Philip and Queen Everly • Lily • Indigo • Marty and Maple • Mandy • Grimtrix • Wriggley, Pumpkin, and Chester • Skye • Piccolo • Baron Von Rocha • Professor Pecullian • Sea Monsters • Malachite and Fig • Omar • Prisma • Azurine • Orion • Vega • Chrysta • Sizzle • Cinder • Singe • Mare of the Mist • King Roland I • Roma • Giggling Goblin • Captain Quivers • Twitch • Vor • Nerissa Elena of Avalor: Princess Elena • Princess Isabel • Francisco • Luisa • Shuriki • Alacazar • Zuzo • Mateo • Migs, Luna, and Skylar • Rafa • Chancellor Esteban • Armando • King Raul and Queen Lucia • Naomi Turner Guest Characters: Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather • Cinderella • Jasmine • Magic Carpet • Belle • Ariel • Aurora • Snow White • Mulan • Rapunzel • Tiana • Merida • Olaf • Merlin • Archimedes Episodes Season One: «Just One of the Princes» • «The Big Sleepover» • «Let the Good Times Troll» • «Cedric’s Apprentice» • «A Royal Mess» • «The Shy Princess» • «Blue Ribbon Bunny» • «The Princess Test» • «Baileywick’s Day Off» • «Tri-Kingdom Picnic» • «The Little Witch» • «Two to Tangu» • «Finding Clover» • «The Amulet of Avalor» • «The Buttercups» • «Make Way for Miss Nettle» • «The Amulet and the Anthem » • «Tea for Too Many» • «Princess Butterfly» • «Great Aunt-Venture» • «The Baker King» • «The Floating Palace» • «Holiday in Enchancia» • «Four’s a Crowd» Season Two: «Two Princesses and a Baby» • «The Enchanted Feast» • «The Flying Crown» • «Mom’s the Word» • «The Silent Knight» • «Enchanted Science Fair» • «King for a Day» • «When You Wish Upon a Well» • «Gizmo Gwen» • «Sofia the Second» • «Mystic Meadows» • «Princesses to the Rescue!» • «Ghostly Gala» • «The Emerald Key» • «Scrambled Pets» • «The Princess Stays in the Picture» • «Baileywhoops» • «The Curse of Princess Ivy» • «Winter’s Gift» • «The Leafsong Festival» • «Substitute Cedric» • «Clover Time» • «In a Tizzy» • «A Tale of Two Teams» • «The Littlest Princess» • «Buttercup Amber» • «Carol of the Arrow» • «Sidekick Clio« Season Three: «Cool Hand Fluke» • «Minimus is Missing» • «Cedric Be Good» • «Princess Adventure Club» • «Minding the Manor» • «The Secret Library» • «New Genie on the Block» • «The Fliegel Has Landed» • «The Princess Ballet» • «All the Sprite Moves» • «Sofia in Elvenmoor» • «Stormy Lani» • «Lord of the Rink» • «The Secret Library: Olaf and the Tale of Miss Nettle» • «Gone with the Wand» • «Bad Little Dragon» • «Bunny Swap» • «Her Royal Spyness» • «Best in Air Show» • «Dads and Daughters Day» • «The Tale of the Noble Knight» • «The Bamboo Kite» • «Beauty is the Beast» • «Cauldronation Day» • «Camp Wilderwood» • «Royal Vacation» • «Hexley Hall» • «The Princess Prodigy» • «One for the Books« Season Four: «Day of the Sorcerers» • «The Secret Library: Tale of the Eternal Torch» • «The Crown of Blossoms» • «Pin the Blame on the Genie» • «The Mystic Isles» • «The Mystic Isles: The Princess and the Protector» • «The Royal Dragon» • «The Mystic Isles: The Mare of the Mist» • «Through the Looking Back Glass» • «Princess Jade» • «Ivy’s True Colors» • «Too Cute to Spook» • «Pirated Away» • «The Mystic Isles: The Falcon’s Eye» • «The Mystic Isles: The Great Pretender» • «The Mystic Isles: A Very Mystic Wassalia» • «The Birthday Wish» • «In Cedric We Trust» • «The Mystic Isles: A Hero for the Hoodwinks» • «The Mystic Isles: Undercover Fairies» • «A Royal Wedding» • «The Royal School Fair» • «The Lost Pyramid» • «Return to Merroway Cove» • «The Elf Situation» • «Forever Royal» Songs Theme Song Once Upon a Princess: I’m Not Ready to Be a Princess • Royal Prep • A Little Bit of Food • True Sisters • Rise and Shine Season One: Princess Things • Anything • Perfect Slumber Party • Make Some Noise • Cedric the Great • Goldenwing Circus • All You Need • Blue Ribbon Bunny • I Belong • (You Can Always) Count On Baileywick • Picnic of the Year • Good Little Witch • The Ride of Your Lives • Bring My Best Friend Back • I’ll Get My/That Amulet • The Buttercups • Make Way for Miss Nettle • Enchancia Anthem • Make It Right • Bigger Is Better • Who’s That? • A Recipe for Adventure • The Simple Life • Merroway Cove • The Love We Share • Wassalia • Peace and Joy • Royal Fun Season Two: Sisters and Brothers • Two by Two • All You Desire • Huzzah! Huzzah! • Me and My Mom • Tilly, Oh Tilly • Friendship Is The Formula • Be Your Own King • Make Your Wishes Well • Believe in Your Dream • Keeping Promises No Matter What • Mystic Meadows • Stronger Than You Know • Ghostly Gala • A Princess True • In Your Paws • Know It All • Helping Hand • A Kingdom of My Own • Smoke, Wings and Fire • Dare to Risk it All • From the Heart • I Feel So Free • Never Forget the Sorcerer’s Secret • Hoppin’ Out With You • Make Our Dreams Come True • Play With Us • It’s a Small New World • Improvise • Any Deed For Those In Need • My First Flight • Wings of a Dream Season Three: Moment to Shine • Wendell’s Way • A Better Me • When It Comes To Making Friends • It’s Up To You • Do I Dare • Genie Rules • This Fliegel Has Landed • Gotta Reach a Higher Height • I Like You So Much • Elvenmoor • Happy Thoughts • Take A Leap • My Finest Flower • Magic Like Merlin • You’re the Cutest Thing • Living It Up • Be an Expert Expert • I’m A New Horse Now • Dads and Daughters Song • A Knight Such As I • This Panda Just Wants to Dance • More to Adore • The Broomstick Dance • The Summer Camp Blues • What A Vacation • The Great Unknown • The Spirit of Avalor • My Time • Our Wizards Are the Best • The Magic in the Music • Live It to Learn It Season Four: My Evil Dreams • This Island Belongs To Us • The Right Wrong Thing To Do • Give The Kid One More Chance • The Magic of the Mystic Isles • Our Royal Plan • My Power Will Be Crystal Clear • That’s Not Who I Am • Tough Enough • All Fired Up • Pick Me • Magic Touch • The Dunwiddie Ditty • This Feeling I’m Feeling In Me • Super Spooky Night • Never Lost Again • Listen Up • Learn This Rhyme • That’s What Wassalia’s For • Gonna Be Great • I Am On Your Side • The Boldest, Bravest Bunny of All Time • The Fairy Way • Meant To Be • What You’re Gonna Do • Come To Your Senses With Me • When I Start to Make Some Waves • You’ve Gotta Have Fun • A Big Day • Get Wicked • For One and All • On Your/My Own Locations Enchancia • Royal Preparatory Academy • Tangu • Merroway Cove • Wei-Ling • Mystic Meadows • Wildwing Valley • Secret Library • Elvenmoor • Hakalo • Freezenburg • Enchanted Animal Park • Avalor • Dragon Hold • Maru • Hexley Hall • Misty Palisades • Mystic Isles • EverRealm Objects Amulet of Avalor • Aunt Tilly’s Carpet Bag • Enchanted Mirror • Floating Palace • Mermaid Comb of Merroway Cove • Enchanted Swing Set • Wishing Well • Emerald Key • Pin of Klutzenheimer • Flying Crown • Family Wand • Dazzleball • Snowdrops • Dragonclaw Wand • Kazeem’s Lamp • Behind the Walls • Shuriki’s Wand • Eternal Torch • Forever Fountain • Crown of the Gnomes • Enchantlet • Looking Back Glass • Wicked Nine See Also Elena of Avalor • Buttercups • Spells and Magic • Jaquins • Merpeople • Chanul • Hoodwinks

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Media Toys and Merchandise • Mobile Application (Disney and Star Wars) • Mobile Application (Marvel) • Television Shorts • Kingdom Hearts Union χ • Disney Tsum Tsum Festival • Twisted Wonderland Disney Mickey and Friends: Mickey • Minnie • Donald • Daisy • Goofy • Pluto • Chip and Dale • Oswald • Ortensia • Duffy • ShellieMay • Gelatoni • StellaLou • CookieAnn • ‘Olu Mel • Huey, Dewey, and Louie • José Carioca • Panchito Pistoles • Clarabelle Cow • Horace Horsecollar • Max Goof • Clarice • Pete • Scrooge McDuck • Ludwig Von Drake • Dr. Frankenollie • Julius Pooh and Pals: Pooh • Tigger • Piglet • Eeyore • Rabbit • Owl • Roo • Kanga • Gopher • Christopher Robin • Lumpy Lilo & Stitch: Stitch • Lilo • Scrump • Pleakley • Jumba • Angel • Leroy • Dr. Hämsterviel • Ugly Duckling • Sparky • 627 • Gigi • Babyfier • Yang • Slushy • Shortstuff • 625 • Amnesio • Dupe • Sample • Clip • Tank • Yin • Hunkahunka • Plasmoid Silly Symphonies: Donald Duck • Big Bad Wolf • Practical Pig • Fiddler Pig • Fifer Pig • Ugly Duckling Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Snow White • Evil Queen • Doc • Grumpy • Happy • Bashful • Sneezy • Sleepy • Dopey Pinocchio: Pinocchio • Jiminy Cricket • Figaro • Cleo • Geppetto • Blue Fairy • Honest John and Gideon • Lampwick • Monstro Fantasia: Mickey • Yen Sid • Chernabog • Hyacinth Hippo • Ben Ali Gator Dumbo: Dumbo Bambi: Bambi • Thumper • Miss Bunny • Friend Owl • The Great Prince of the Forest The Three Caballeros: Gauchito • Burrito The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad: Mr. Toad Cinderella: Cinderella • Jaq and Gus • Prince Charming • Fairy Godmother • Lady Tremaine • Lucifer • Suzy • Perla • Bruno Alice in Wonderland: Alice • Mad Hatter • March Hare • Dormouse • White Rabbit • Cheshire Cat • Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee • Queen of Hearts • King of Hearts • Caterpillar • Dinah • Oysters Peter Pan: Peter Pan • Tinker Bell • Wendy Darling • John Darling • Michael Darling • Captain Hook • Mr Smee • Nana • Tick Tock • Tiger Lily Lady and the Tramp: Lady • Tramp • Si and Am • Jock • Trusty • Peg Sleeping Beauty: Aurora • Phillip • Maleficent • Flora • Fauna • Merryweather • Diablo • Samson • King Stefan • Goon • Owl • Rabbit Mary Poppins: Mary Poppins • Bert • Penguin Waiter • Carousel Horse One Hundred and One Dalmatians: Cruella De Vil • Lucky • Patch • Rolly The Jungle Book: Mowgli • Baloo • Bagheera • Shere Khan • Kaa • King Louie • Hathi, Jr. • Raksha Pete’s Dragon: Elliott The Fox and the Hound: Tod • Copper The Aristocats: Marie • Berlioz • Toulouse • Duchess • Thomas O’Malley The Rescuers: Bernard • Bianca Oliver & Company: Oliver • Dodger • Tito • Rita • Francis • Einstein The Little Mermaid: Ariel • Flounder • Sebastian • Eric • Ursula • Triton • Max • Scuttle Beauty and the Beast: Belle • Beast • Lumiere • Cogsworth • Mrs. Potts • Chip • Maurice • Philippe • Gaston • LeFou Aladdin: Aladdin • Abu • Genie • Jasmine • Jafar • Sultan • Iago • Rajah The Nightmare Before Christmas: Jack Skellington • Sally • Zero • Lock, Shock, and Barrel • Oogie Boogie • Dr. Finkelstein • Mayor of Halloween Town • Santa Claus The Lion King: Simba • Nala • Timon • Pumbaa • Zazu • Rafiki • Scar • Ed Pocahontas: Pocahontas • John Smith • Meeko • Flit • Percy Hercules: Hercules • Megara • Hades Mulan: Mulan • Li Shang • Mushu • Fa Zhou • Khan The Emperor’s New Groove: Kuzco • Yzma • Kronk Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers: Mickey Mouse • Minnie Mouse • Donald Duck • Goofy Chicken Little: Chicken Little The Princess and the Frog: Tiana • Dr. Facilier Tangled: Rapunzel • Flynn Rider • Pascal • Maximus • Mother Gothel • Queen Arianna • King Frederic • Cassandra • Fidella • Pub Thug Wreck-It Ralph: Wreck-It Ralph • Fix-It Felix Jr. Frozen: Anna • Elsa • Olaf • Kristoff • Sven • Hans • Snowgies • Bruni Big Hero 6: Hiro • Baymax • Fred • Wasabi • Honey Lemon • Go Go Tomago • Tadashi Hamada • Yokai • Mochi Zootopia: Judy Hopps • Nick Wilde • Mayor Lionheart • Flash • Yax • Gazelle • Chief Bogo • Clawhauser • Finnick • Mr. Big • Bellwether • Jerry Jumbeaux Jr. Moana: Moana • Maui • Pua • Heihei • Tamatoa • Kakamora Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers: Chip • Dale • Gadget • Monterey Jack Phineas and Ferb: Perry The Lion Guard: Kion • Ono • Bunga • Beshte • Fuli DuckTales (2017): Scrooge McDuck • Huey, Dewey, and Louie • Webby Vanderquack Kingdom Hearts: Sora • Riku • Kairi • Aqua • Xemnas • Ansem, Seeker of Darkness • Ventus • Terra • Chirithy • Lea • Young Xehanort • Roxas • Dark Riku UniBEARsity: Mocha • Pudding • Whip • Puffy • Mont • Blanc • Souffle • Blue Rose • Charmant • Portiron • Rogue Rose • Fauve • Lucien • Horloge • La Mer • Ma Puce Sofia the First: Sofia • Minimus • Skye Elena of Avalor: Elena Enchanted: Giselle Disney Fairies: Periwinkle • Rosetta • Silvermist The Sword in the Stone: Wart • Merlin Oliver & Company: Oliver Raya and the Last Dragon: Raya • Sisu Twisted Wonderland: Grim • Riddle Rosehearts • Azul Ashengrotto • Leona Kingscholar • Kalim Al-Asim • Vil Schoenheit • Idia Shroud • Malleus Draconia • Dire Crowley • Mirror of Darkness Encanto: Mirabel • Isabel Pixar Toy Story: Woody • Buzz Lightyear • Bo Peep • Hamm • Alien • Jessie • Rex • Bullseye • Stinky Pete • Lotso • Forky • Ducky and Bunny A Bug’s Life: Flik • Dot • Heimlich Monsters, Inc.: Sulley • Mike • Boo • Randall • Celia • Roz • Fungus • George Sanderson Cars: Lightning McQueen • Mater • Sally • Doc Hudson • Jackson Storm • Cruz Ramirez • Mack • Miss Fritter Finding Nemo: Nemo • Dory • Marlin • Crush • Bruce • Destiny • Bailey • Hank • Deb • Squirt • Nigel • Gill • Sheldon • Pearl • Darla • Charlie • Jenny WALL-E: WALL-E • EVE Ratatouille: Remy • Linguini Up: Carl Fredricksen • Dug • Kevin • Russell Brave: Merida Inside Out: Joy • Sadness • Anger • Disgust • Fear • Bing Bong The Good Dinosaur: Arlo Onward: Ian Lightfoot • Barley Lightfoot Soul: Joe • 22 Disney Parks Monorail • Walter E. Disney • Dumbo • Mad Tea Party • Splash Mountain • Astro Orbiter • Matterhorn Bobsleds • The Haunted Mansion • Albert • Enchanted Tiki Room • Orange Bird • Pirates of the Caribbean • Jungle Cruise • Big Al • Bonnie Bear • Tower of Terror Marvel The Avengers: Iron Man • Captain America • Thor • The Hulk • Black Widow • Hawkeye • Falcon • War Machine • Winter Soldier • Ant-Man • Black Panther • Vision • Sharon Carter Ultimate Spider-Man: Spider-Man • Venom • Green Goblin • Miles Morales • Lizard • Rhino • Doctor Octopus • Iron Spider • Spider-Gwen • Kraven the Hunter • Hobgoblin Guardians of the Galaxy: Star-Lord • Gamora • Rocket Raccoon • Groot • Drax Marvel’s Women of Power: Wasp • Elektra • Captain Marvel • She-Hulk • Spider-Woman Marvel Icons: Daredevil • Doctor Strange • Ghost Rider • Ms. Marvel • Thanos Star Wars Luke Skywalker • Han Solo • Princess Leia • C-3PO • R2-D2 • Moff Tarkin • Yoda • Chewbacca • Stormtrooper • Sandtrooper • AT-AT Driver • Red Guard • Tusken Raider • Jawa • Wicket • Jabba the Hutt • Greedo • Obi-Wan Kenobi • Qui-Gon Jinn • Queen Amidala • Clone Trooper • Jar Jar Binks • Darth Maul • Jango Fett • General Grievous • Aayla Secura • Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader • Mace Windu • Count Dooku • Plo Koon • Dewback • Rey • Finn • BB-8 • Kylo Ren • Poe Dameron • Captain Phasma • First Order Stormtrooper • Maz Kanata • The Mandalorian • The Child The Muppets Kermit • Miss Piggy • Fozzie Bear • Rowlf • Gonzo • Animal • The Swedish Chef

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Media Disney Emoji Blitz (mission tags) • Event list • Item collections list • As Told by Emoji Disney feature films Mickey Mouse & Friends: Mickey • Minnie • Donald Duck • Daisy • Pluto • Goofy • Steamboat Willie Mickey • Retro Minnie • Oswald the Lucky Rabbit • Holiday Mickey • 8-Bit Mickey • Holiday Minnie • Holiday Pluto • Rose Gold Minnie • Rainbow Mickey • Vampire Mickey • Witch Minnie • Mermaid Minnie • Deep Sea Mickey • Crab Donald • Fairy Minnie • Seashell Daisy • Pirate Peg-Leg Pete • Birthday Baby Pluto • Peppermint Minnie • Gardener Mickey • Flower Minnie • Watermelon Minnie • Ice Cream Mickey • Soft Serve Donald • Sea Creature Goofy • Pumpkin Mickey • Pumpkin Minnie • Gingerbread Mickey • Christmas Clarabelle Cow • Garnet Minnie • Rainy Day Donald • Astronaut Mickey • Alien Pluto • Pine Cone Pluto • Pancake Goofy • Blueberry Muffin Donald • Santa Goofy • Platinum Mickey • Fashion Minnie The Lion King: Simba • Timon • Pumbaa • Rafiki • Scar • Spirit Mufasa • Nala • Shenzi • Baby Simba • Zazu • Adult Simba The Little Mermaid: Ariel • Flounder • Sebastian • Ursula • King Triton • Prince Eric • Wedding Ariel • Vanessa • Flotsam • Amethyst Ursula Bambi: Bambi • Thumper • Pretty Flower • April Shower Bambi • Floral Ms. Bunny The Aristocats: Marie Winnie the Pooh: Winnie the Pooh • Tigger • Piglet • Eeyore • Rabbit • Honey Bee Pooh • Flower Piglet • Bunny Tigger • Baby Chick Eeyore • Honey Cake Pooh Pinocchio: Jiminy Cricket • Pinocchio • Blue Fairy • Figaro Dumbo: Dumbo • Timothy Mouse Peter Pan: Tinker Bell • Peter Pan • Captain Hook • Wendy • Nana • Smee • John Darling • Slightly • Holiday Tinker Bell Aladdin: The Genie • Aladdin • Jasmine • Jafar • Abu • Rajah • Iago • Magic Carpet • Disguised Jasmine • Snake Jafar • Vacation Genie • Prince Ali • Aquamarine Jasmine • Elephant Abu • Sultan • Baby Rajah • Red Carpet Genie Alice in Wonderland: Alice • White Rabbit • Cheshire Cat • Mad Hatter • Caterpillar • The Queen of Hearts • Doorknob • King of Hearts • Little Oysters • House Alice • Rose Cinderella: Cinderella • Fairy Godmother • Gus • Prince Charming • Jaq • Lucifer • Anastasia • Drizella • Lady Tremaine • Wedding Cinderella • Pink Dress Cinderella • Holiday Cinderella Frozen: Elsa • Anna • Olaf • Sven • Kristoff • Marshmallow • Grand Pabbie • The Fire Spirit • Elsa the Snow Queen • Queen Anna • Diamond Elsa • Young Anna Lilo & Stitch: Stitch • Lilo • Jumba • Scrump • Angel • Shaved Ice Stitch • Rainbow Stitch Zootopia: Judy Hopps • Nick Wilde • Clawhauser • Finnick • Flash Beauty and the Beast: Belle • The Beast • Lumiere • Cogsworth • Mrs. Potts • Chip Potts • Gaston • Enchantress • Winter Belle • Fancy Beast • Bookworm Belle Moana: Moana • Maui • Pua • Hei Hei • Gramma Tala • Tamatoa • Baby Moana • Te Fiti • Kakamora Chief • Te Kā Mulan: Mulan • Mushu • Cri-Kee • Ping • Shan Yu • Li Shang • The Emperor Tangled: Rapunzel • Pascal • Flynn Rider • Maximus • Tiara Rapunzel • Mother Gothel • Wedding Maximus • Baby Rapunzel Sleeping Beauty: Aurora • Prince Phillip • Maleficent • Flora • Fauna • Merryweather • Winter Aurora • Dragon Maleficent • Briar Rose • Peridot Maleficent The Jungle Book: Baloo • Kaa • King Louie • Mowgli • Shere Khan • Bagheera Fantasia: Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey • Yen Sid • Chernabog One Hundred and One Dalmatians: Cruella De Vil • Perdita • Patch • Winter Cruella The Nightmare Before Christmas: Jack Skellington • Sally • Zero • Oogie Boogie • Santa Jack • Dr. Finkelstein • The Mayor • Christmas Sally • Man-Eating Wreath Pocahontas: Pocahontas • Flit • Meeko • Percy • Grandmother Willow • Governor Ratcliffe Big Hero 6: Hiro Hamada • Baymax Wreck-It Ralph: Vanellope • Ralph • Yesss • Fix-It Felix Jr. • Calhoun • King Candy • Pixel Ralph The Princess and the Frog: Tiana • Louis • Ray • Dr. Facilier • Almost There Tiana • Prince Naveen Lady and the Tramp: Lady • Tramp Hercules: Hercules • Meg • Pegasus • Hades • Phil • Zeus • Baby Pegasus The Emperor’s New Groove: Kuzco • Kronk • Pacha • Yzma • Yzma Kitty Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Snow White • Dopey • Magic Mirror • The Evil Queen • Grumpy • The Prince • Sleepy • Doc • Winter Snow White • The Witch The Rescuers: Bernard • Bianca • Madame Medusa Robin Hood: Robin Hood • Maid Marian • Lady Kluck • Little John • Sir Hiss • Prince John The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad: Mr. Toad The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Esmeralda • Quasimodo • Hugo The Sword in the Stone: Arthur • Archimedes • Merlin • Madam Mim • Sugar Bowl • Young Mim Mickey’s Christmas Carol: Bob Cratchit Mickey • Ghost of Jacob Marley • Ebenezer Scrooge McDuck • Tiny Tim • Emily Cratchit Minnie • Ghost of Christmas Future Pete A Goofy Movie: Max • Vacation Goofy • Powerline Raya and the Last Dragon: Raya • Sisu • Tuk Tuk • Namaari • Human Sisu The Three Caballeros: José • Panchito • Caballero Donald Encanto: Mirabel • Antonio • Luisa • Bruno • Isabela • Platinum Mirabel Bolt: Bolt The Fox and the Hound: Tod • Copper The Great Mouse Detective: Professor Ratigan Disney animated shows DuckTales: Scrooge McDuck • Launchpad McQuack • Webby Vanderquack • Gizmoduck • Magica De Spell Darkwing Duck: Darkwing Duck Rescue Rangers: Chip • Dale • Gadget • Monterey Jack • Devil Dale • Angel Chip Gargoyles: Goliath • Bronx • Demona The Proud Family: Penny Proud • Suga Mama Pixar Monsters, Inc.: Mike • Sulley • Randall • Celia • Roz • Boo Toy Story: Woody • Buzz Lightyear • Alien • Jessie • Bullseye • Bo Peep • Forky • Rex • Duke Caboom • Hamm • Mrs. Nesbit • Zurg • Lotso • Platinum Woody WALL-E: WALL-E • EVE Finding Nemo/Finding Dory: Nemo • Dory • Hank • Crush • Bruce • Baby Dory • Destiny • Bailey • Pearl Cars: Lightning McQueen • Cruz Ramirez • Jackson Storm • Mater • Miss Fritter Inside Out: Joy • Sadness • Anger • Disgust • Fear • Bing Bong • Rainbow Unicorn Coco: Miguel Rivera • Héctor • Dante • Imelda • Pepita • Alebrije Dante • Disguised Miguel • Ernesto • Mama Coco Ratatouille: Remy • Anton Ego The Incredibles: Mr. Incredible • Elastigirl • Jack-Jack • Violet • Dash • Frozone • Edna Mode • Syndrome A Bug’s Life: Flik • Princess Atta • Heimlich Brave: Merida • Young Merida Up: Dug • Russel • Carl • Kevin • Alpha • Headphones Dug Onward: Ian • Barley • The Manticore Soul: Joe • 22 Luca: Luca • Alberto Turning Red: Meilin Lee • Red Panda Mei • Abby Park • Red Panda Ming Lee Lightyear: Captain Lightyear • Sox Disney video games Kingdom Hearts: Sora • Aqua • Captain Goofy • Royal Magician Donald Disney live-action films Pirates of the Caribbean: Captain Jack Sparrow • Barbossa • Davy Jones • Elizabeth Swann • Prison Dog • Tia Dalma Descendants: Mal Hocus Pocus: Winifred Sanderson • Mary Sanderson • Sarah Sanderson • Binx • Billy Butcherson • Young Winifred • The Book Mary Poppins: Mary Poppins • Bert • Jolly Holiday Mary Poppins Enchanted: Giselle • Wedding Giselle Jungle Cruise: Frank • Lily Houghton Disney Parks The Haunted Mansion: Hatbox Ghost • Madame Leota • The Bride • Hitchhicker Ghost Phineas • Constance Matterhorn Bobsleds: Abominable Snowman Journey Into Imagination: Figment • Sketch Figment Main Street Electrical Parade: Electrical Parade Minnie • Electrical Parade Tinker Bell • Electrical Parade Elliott The Muppets The Muppets: Kermit the Frog • Fozzie Bear • Swedish Chef • Miss Piggy • Gonzo • Madame Pigota • Gauzey the Hatbox Bear • Bob Cratchit Kermit • Miss Piggy Emily Cratchit Lucasfilm Star Wars: Rey • Finn • BB-8 • Kylo Ren • Luke Skywalker • Princess Leia • The Mandalorian • The Child • Chewbacca • Hondo • Stormtrooper • Han Solo • R2-D2 • Cara Dune • Moff Gideon • Death Trooper • Poe Dameron • C-3PO • Boba Fett • Jabba the Hutt • Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader • Queen Amidala • Darth Maul • Fennec Shand • Ahsoka Tano • Jedi Anakin • General Grievous • Yoda • Lando Calrissian • Emperor Palpatine • Grand Moff Tarkin • K-2SO • Jyn Erso • Cassian Andor • Obi-Wan Kenobi • Grand Inquisitor • Wicket • Jedi Master Luke • Imperial Stormtrooper • Bo-Katan • Cad Bane Indiana Jones: Indiana Jones • Marion Ravenwood Willow: Willow • Kit 20th Century Studios Ron’s Gone Wrong: Barney • Ron Ice Age: Scrat • Sid Anastasia: Anastasia Romanov • Rasputin Titanic: Rose (DeWitt) • Jack

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Media Film: Wreck-It Ralph (video/soundtrack) • Ralph Breaks the Internet (video/soundtrack) Video games: Video game • App • Disney Infinity • Disney Crossy Road • Disney Heroes: Battle Mode • PAC-MAN: Ralph Breaks the Maze • Kingdom Hearts III • Kingdom Hearts Union χ • Disney Sorcerer’s Arena Books: Little Golden Book • One Sweet Race • Sugar Rush • Wreck-It Ralph: The Junior Novelization • I’m Gonna Wreck It! • Disney Christmas Storybook Collection • The Art of Wreck-It Ralph • The Art of Ralph Breaks the Internet Disney Parks The Annex • The Magic of Disney Animation • PLAY! • Ralph Breaks VR Parades: Disney Harmony in Color! Parade Entertainment: «A Whole New World» A Magical Disney Songbook Fireworks: Celebrate the Magic • Disney Enchantment • Happily Ever After • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration • Mickey’s Mix Magic! • Wonderful World of Animation Halloween: Mickey’s Boo-to-You Halloween Parade Christmas: Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade Characters Wreck-It Ralph: Wreck-It Ralph • Vanellope von Schweetz • Fix-It Felix Jr. • Sergeant Calhoun • King Candy • Sour Bill • Stan Litwak • Gene • Nicelanders • Cy-Bugs • Markowski • General Hologram • Hero’s Duty Troops • Wynnchel and Duncan • Taffyta Muttonfudge • Candlehead • Rancis Fluggerbutter • Sugar Rush Racers • Sugar Rush Citizens • Moppet Girl • Surge Protector • Cameos Ralph Breaks the Internet: Yesss • Shank • KnowsMore • Spamley • Double Dan • Gord • Maybe • Eboy • Fun Bun and Puddles • Arthur • Ralph clones • Swati and Nafisa • Snow White • Cinderella • Aurora • Ariel • Belle • Jasmine • Pocahontas • Mulan • Tiana • Rapunzel • Merida • Anna • Elsa • Moana • C-3PO Deleted: B.E.V. Locations Litwak’s Arcade • Bad-Anon • Game Central Station • Fix-It Felix Jr. • Hero’s Duty • Sugar Rush • Sugar Rush Castle • Diet Cola Mountain • The Game Code Room • TurboTime • Internet • BuzzzTube • eBay • Oh My Disney • Slaughter Race • The Darknet • The Searchbar Songs Wreck-It-Ralph: When Can I See You Again? • Celebration • Sugar Rush • Shut Up and Drive • Wreck It, Wreck-It Ralph • March of the Oreos Ralph Breaks the Internet: Zero • A Place Called Slaughter Race • Never Gonna Give You Up Objects Magic Hammer • Medal of Heroes • Gold Coin • Vanellope’s Racing Karts • Candy Kart • Royal Racer • Vanellope’s Medal • Arcade Prizes • King Candy’s Chest See Also Disney Revival

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Disney feature films A Goofy Movie: Powerline Aladdin: Aladdin • Genie • Jafar • Jasmine • Rajah Alice in Wonderland: Alice • Mad Hatter • Queen of Hearts • Cheshire Cat Atlantis: The Lost Empire: Kida Nedakh • Vincenzo Santorini • Helga Sinclair • Milo Thatch • Audrey Ramirez Beauty and the Beast: Gaston • Beast • Belle Big Hero 6: Hiro Hamada • Baymax • Honey Lemon • Wasabi • Go Go Tomago • Fred Bolt: Bolt Cinderella: Fairy Godmother • Cinderella Frozen: Elsa • Olaf • Kristoff • Sven • Anna Hercules: Hades • Hercules • Megara • Zeus • Philoctetes Lilo & Stitch: Stitch • Pleakley • Jumba • Angel • Lilo Pelekai Mickey Mouse & Friends: Mickey Mouse • Goofy • Minnie Mouse • Pluto • Pete • Daisy Duck Moana: Moana • Maui Mulan: Fa Mulan • Li Shang • Shan Yu • Mushu Peter Pan: Peter Pan • Captain Hook Pocahontas: Pocahontas Raya and the Last Dragon: Raya • Sisu • Namaari Robin Hood: Robin Hood • Sheriff of Nottingham Sleeping Beauty: Maleficent • Aurora • Prince Phillip Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: The Evil Queen • Snow White Tangled: Rapunzel • Flynn Rider • Maximus • Mother Gothel The Black Cauldron: The Horned King The Emperor’s New Groove: Yzma • Kronk • Pacha The Great Mouse Detective: Basil of Baker Street The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Esmeralda • Quasimodo The Jungle Book: King Louie • Baloo • Bagheera • Kaa The Lion King: Scar • Rafiki • Timon • Pumbaa • Simba • Nala The Little Mermaid: Ariel • Ursula • King Triton The Nightmare Before Christmas: Jack Skellington • Sally • Oogie Boogie • Lock, Shock, and Barrel • Mayor of Halloween Town The Princess and the Frog: Dr. Facilier The Sword in the Stone: Merlin • Madam Mim Treasure Planet: Captain Amelia • Jim Hawkins • John Silver Wreck-It Ralph: Wreck-It Ralph • Vanellope von Schweetz • Fix-It Felix Jr. • Sergeant Calhoun • Shank Winnie the Pooh: Winnie the Pooh • Tigger • Eeyore Zootopia: Judy Hopps • Nick Wilde • Yax • Finnick • Chief Bogo • Clawhauser • Koslov • Mr. Big • Bellwether Disney animated shows Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers: Chip and Dale • Gadget Hackwrench • Zipper Darkwing Duck: Darkwing Duck • Megavolt • Quackerjack DuckTales: Scrooge McDuck • Huey, Dewey, and Louie • Donald Duck • Fenton Crackshell • Launchpad McQuack • Magica De Spell Gargoyles: Goliath • Demona Kim Possible: Kim Possible • Dr. Drakken • Shego • Ron Stoppable • Rufus • Duff Killigan Phineas and Ferb: Agent P Pixar A Bug’s Life: Flik • Hopper Brave: Merida Coco: Miguel Rivera Finding Nemo: Gerald • Marlin • Nemo • Hank • Dory Inside Out: Anger • Joy • Sadness • Disgust • Fear Luca: Luca Paguro • Alberto Scorfano Monsters, Inc.: James P. Sullivan • Boo • Mike Wazowski • Randall Boggs Onward: Ian Lightfoot • Corey the Manticore • Barley Lightfoot Ratatouille: Alfredo Linguini • Remy • Colette Tatou Soul: 22 The Incredibles: Mr. Incredible • Elastigirl • Dash Parr • Violet Parr • Jack-Jack Parr • Frozone • Syndrome • The Underminer • Voyd Toy Story: Woody • Buzz Lightyear • Jessie • Rex • Emperor Zurg • Bo Peep • Billy, Goat, and Gruff • Duke Caboom • Ducky and Bunny • Slinky Dog • Hamm Turning Red: Mei Lee Up: Carl Fredricksen • Dug • Russell • Kevin WALL-E: WALL-E • EVE Disney live-action films Hocus Pocus: Winifred Sanderson • Sarah Sanderson • Mary Sanderson • Thackery Binx • Billy Butcherson Pirates of the Caribbean: Jack Sparrow • Hector Barbossa • Tia Dalma • Davy Jones The Rocketeer: Cliff Secord Tron: Kevin Flynn • Quorra • Tron The Muppets Animal • Miss Piggy • Gonzo • Dr. Bunsen Honeydew • Beaker • Kermit the Frog • The Swedish Chef • Fozzie Bear

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Disney feature films Aladdin: Aladdin • Genie • Jafar Beauty and the Beast: Beast • Gaston • Belle Big Hero 6: Baymax • Hiro Hamada Fantasia: Mickey Mouse Frozen: Elsa • Anna • Olaf Hercules: Hades • Hercules Lilo & Stitch: Stitch Mickey Mouse & Friends: Minnie Mouse • Goofy • Donald Duck Moana: Maui Mulan: Fa Mulan Peter Pan: Tinker Bell • Captain Hook Sleeping Beauty: Maleficent Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Snow White • The Evil Queen • Magic Mirror Tangled: Rapunzel The Lion King: Scar The Little Mermaid: Ariel • Ursula The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie Boogie • Jack Skellington The Princess and the Frog: Tiana Zootopia: Judy Hopps Disney animated shows DuckTales: Scrooge McDuck TaleSpin: Baloo Pixar Brave: Merida • Will O’ the Wisps Finding Nemo: Dory Inside Out: Anger Monsters, Inc.: James P. Sullivan • Mike Wazowski Onward: Ian Lightfoot The Incredibles: Mr. Incredible • Violet Parr Toy Story: Buzz Lightyear • Woody • Zurg WALL-E: EVE Disney live-action films Pirates of the Caribbean: Jack Sparrow Jungle Cruise: Frank Wolff

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Media Disney Dreamlight Valley Characters Beauty and the Beast: Beast • Belle Cinderella: Cinderella DuckTales: Scrooge McDuck Frozen: Anna • Elsa • Kristoff • Olaf Lilo & Stitch: Stitch Mickey Mouse & Friends:Mickey Mouse • Minnie Mouse • Donald Duck •Goofy Moana: Moana • Maui • Pua Monsters, Inc.: James P. Sullivan Ratatouille: Remy The Sword in the Stone: Merlin The Lion King: Simba • Nala • Scar • Timon • Pumbaa The Little Mermaid: Ariel • Prince Eric • Ursula Toy Story: Woody • Buzz Lightyear • Jessie WALL-E: WALL-E Wreck-It Ralph: Wreck-It Ralph • Vanellope von Schweetz