Princess Princess Ever After

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Dream Big, Princess (commercial series): Elena is featured in occasional commercials alongside the official line-up. Disney Princess Magazines: Alice, Esmeralda, and Jane Porter appeared in magazines, and in the case of Jane, they came to be presented as new princesses for the franchise. Other Disney characters have guest-starred alongside the twelve above princesses in various Disney Princess products. Ever After - A Cinderella Story (PG)". British Board of Film Classification. September 8, 1998. Archived from the original on January 19, 2015 . Retrieved January 18, 2015.

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Jane Porter was an official Disney princess in 2000 but was removed because she looked too much like Belle. Drew Barrymore as Danielle de Barbarac, the only child of the deceased Auguste de Barbarac and Nicole de Lancret With a fake princess, a rogue royal and fairytale twists aplenty, this is the start of a fun new series' - The Sun Moana and Raya are the only princesses to redeem their primary antagonist: before transforming as Te Kā, Te Fiti was a source of goodness to the islands, until Maui stole her heart, which ultimately caused her to become a destructive entity. She is also the only princess so far to encounter two antagonists in one film, and the only one to encounter both a male and female antagonist in one film. Fa Mulan is the titular protagonist in the Disney film Mulan and its sequel Mulan II. She is the first Disney Princess to be based on a legend and the second not to be based on a fairy tale ( Pocahontas). Ming-Na Wen and Lea Salonga provide the voice and singing voice of Mulan in both films, respectively. Mulan is (to date) the only Disney Princess who does not hold the title of Princess in one form or another.

Having said all that, most of the others, even though they're not entirely whole characters who could stand on their own, do fit in well with the story. The end of the book features a 'heist' of such, and each person plays their part. There is even a welcome return of some of the old characters.

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Ebert, Roger (July 31, 1998). "Ever After". Chicago Sun-Times. Sun-Times Media Group . Retrieved March 16, 2022.The villain POVs this time around were very interesting as well. Ingrid, especially, deserves accolades here, because we finally get to see a little more to her personality than grovelling or psychotic minion. Claude himself, however, was probably one of the weaker aspects of the book. The full breadth of him is revealed as he and Jamie explore their new relationship, but unfortunately his plans are, for one thing, riddled with holes. With the power of hindsight, it does make you wonder: why did Claude go through all the effort to specifically kidnap the children of wealthy families to test the Hamelin Formula? Why not scrappy orphans with no families? Why children, and not, say, lonely adults with no living relatives or friends? Why did he decide to use the Formula in such a way that would draw attention to him, and not stay in the shadows, testing it on people who wouldn't be missed? Moana's proposed surname, Waikiki, was present in an early draft but her film's screenwriter stated it may no longer apply. also we never got to hear the conversation between sayuri and haru once the final battle(?) was fought, i am invested in all of banshee so would've loved that...