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This is the most crack pot theory ever.

Not sure! Both have different skin tones. Manon is just a naughty kids, she doesn't always want to hurt others like Lila. I doubt thses two are the same person 🤨

I'm like Belle! I have brown hair, likes to read, can sing well. I am not as brave as her but we have a few things in common. That's fun 🙂 Asha, i can't find her likable or interresting. She's a nice girl... that's it! I found he really boring and Valentino is so annoying! He was never funny or useful. If the goat was like Jally; Esmeralda's pet i would like him but no. I was stuck with '' My butt finds it! '' Yay 😑

and we havent seen Manon since 4 ep 15 Simpleman

This has to be one of my favorite videos reviewing the special so far! Tysm for making it! Also you’re 100% correct about Betterfly >>

Good job

Timetagger was episode 19 (season 3)

Her last name is bianca, cerise bianca

I have a theory that the problem with the modern princess is that now they are a brand. The "Disney Princess" were created in 1999, before that, although a trope they were not a "group" or "type", so fairytale movies were just fairytale movies that just happend to have a princess in them. Now Disney Pricess are made to be "Disney Princess" so they have to fill a mold that didn't exist for the characters that created the group while at the same time "correcting" the mistakes of the past. I can tell you we won't get another Jasmine type character, as in a princess who is a secondary character to another's story because now characters are manufacture to be on the line up, only kept out if their movie isn't as popular as executives expected.

I want to add the fact that she has an exact copy of the fox miraculous. Nobody else but master Fu at the time new about the other miraculous so how would she have an exact copy?

Why are there barely any views or comments? THIS IS SERIOUSLY UNDERATED! [Loved the vid!]

🎶 "Promo sm"

As a tomboy, there are so many people who think all girls SHOULD like pink, SHOULD wear dresses, SHOULDN'T like Among Us ( i just added this because some guy said if i like among us im not a girl) and so on. It's not fair.

My DVD player says 18 seconds

Almost cried with Gummy Goo's obliteration. Then totally cried with Kofmo's funeral, I wished they have showed flashbacks of him or if we could hear what they said about him. Jax is very mean, but nothing that we weren't already aware that he was. Kinger is truly a king and so kind. Zooble staying behind to prepare kofmo's funeral was a great idea. I loved the episode and already want more.

35:08 She's actually not the only one with a mural. It's not tied into why he's a guardian (which is probably what you meant specifically about Tooth's mural, so me bringing this up is probably redundant) but North has a mural of when he first befrended the yeti above his fireplace. You can see it next to Bunny at 6:16

I like rise of guardian also but i didn't know anything about the book

I didn't see Moana as awkward at all. She confidently fulfilled her role, but was also constantly rebuffed, even when she was right, and then logically she became insecure and started to doubt herself. Another part of her when she appeared awkward to some were the parts where she really didn't have the necessary skills and knowledge, so she made mistakes while she learned. But awkward? No. her behaviour was perfectly natural in the situations she was in, being chastised by her father, standing in front of a god, who was much stronger than her. She reminded me of Mulan. She was clumsy as long as she learned, as would be anyone, but firm and steady whenever she knew what she was doing. In short, she was a very realistic teenager and, well, we all were somewhat awkward and insecure at that age. It is honestly delusional to expect her to act like a thirty-year-old, which was the problem of many of the older Disney princesses. Snow White was supposed to be 14. But she was depicted like a mid twenty-year-old woman. Yikes. And that was the real concern with the older princesses, most of them were below 17, so their behaviour was not natural for their age, the modern teenagers depicted in the Disney movies behave natural for their age, Moana is 16, she's of course awkward and sometimes insecure, as her role of the future leader and with the hard-to-understand disapproval of her father. Mirabel, for example, is just 15 years old, and desperately tries to get her family's approval, who didn't exactly support her in a way that'd help her develop self security. She's also quite isolated within her family, and unable to express her true feelings because everyone immediately shuts her down if she tries without listening. Anna was 18, but as you said, isolated. Same for Rapunzel, with the added obstacle of an emotionally manipulative and abusing mother figure, who constantly told her she was worthless and weak, while pretending to love her. If you compare them to the male heroes Disney gives us, for the first time in forever the girls were depicted as human, just like the boys were all along. Just compare Rapunzel to Flynn, and then tell me that he isn't much more of a dork than she is, and that despite being 8 YEARS OLDER, wtf Disney! Also, compare Anna and Christoph, and he's definitely just as awkward as she is, but he's a man, so no one cares that he's goofy. (At least the age gap was acceptable, she's 18, he's 21) Well, I can't excuse Raya, though. She's just badly written, and there's nothing to say about Asha.

I can relate to Belle, specially when she was disappointed after seeing the beast's true form 😔😔 All jokes aside, great video ❤

Guess they forgot that diversity means more than physical differences and the boxes we put people into.

I don’t see why some people are losing their minds over a princess movie with no love interest when theres a million other movies with that

A lot of people complain about others praising Frozen for being the ‘first’ Disney movie to show certain feminist values that were already displayed in other Disney movies; for example, arguing that Lilo and Stitch was about a strong sisterly bond first, or Princess Mononoke already had a princess protagonist that didn’t end up with a man in the end, and thus Frozen was not actually the first Disney movie to do anything. While they may be correct, I personally think that the reason Frozen gets more recognition for what it did than previous films, is because-one, unlike movies like Mononoke, it was well known, and two, it wasn’t just a movie with feminist ideas and certain trope-breakers, it was a DISNEY PRINCESS movie with feminist ideas and (certain) trope breakers. Disney princesses are more iconic than characters who are not princesses, and that’s why for a lot of people, the messages they send carry more weight than when non-princess characters do it. Anna and Elsa are also stereotypical princesses (castles, dresses, beauty, etc), which makes the feminist ideals they express mean more to some people than when a character who simply has the title of princess/etc. No matter how progressive people may identify themselves as, a lot of ladies still love a few princess tropes, and will recognize the stories with them more than even other stories and characters with similar values.

As a lover of puns: They don't seem to realize that *always* doing puns, ruins the puns... It's like the 24/7 clock jokes in most modern shows. It's just background noise... which, makes the "1 per season, clinical vagloober" joke all the more worse. To me, the core issue is how they *refuse* to add more than 3 archetypes of women. Ie: 1: Wants baby. 2: Wants to please men. 3: Ice queen. (Evil or cured by men) And they can never be selfish or "hormonal" in "unfeminine" ways. And yeah: It's really annoying that they just rehash the new-old quirky character. Because "focus testing!". So they want to "play it safe", and instead play it unsafe. The CoD fallacy. Another huge irony to me, in terms of female characters from Disney is WITCH. Now, I can do a whole seminare on WITCH and how disney ruined it by meddling and straight washing. But, to be brief: The girls were *very* flawed. Petty, vindictive, (They constantly used their powers to target bullies, etc) "hormonal". Each having very different traits. Sure, most accepted ALL the "girly" things by law. But there was notable difference. Like, Irma *strongly disliked* pink. (Disney did a neat similar touch in Star Vs with Janna, where she *loves* pink, but is afraid to admit it *due* to stereotypes.) Will hated purses. Kinda everyone but Cornelia hated high heels, etc. But... as they fired the writers and replaced them over the years. Suddenly: Irma LOVED pink, *because* she's a girl. Will LOVES purses, because she has vagloober! And if boys beat them up? Nope! Can't fight back. That is NOT feminine.

My favourite Disney princess is Sofia the first and i have a crush on her

I think manon and lila are sisters not the same person because they're in the same timeline.

I like this theory, its crazy asf, my. brain. Kaboom 🎉

Bonjour Madame.... Ça marche la

i didnt have time to watch your last few videos so i decided to jump back in with this one and... as someone who isn't caught up on miraculous, i think this is a very solid theory /j 😄. also, unrelated but i love the genshin impact and persona posters you have!!

What are your thoughts on the criticism of "Disney Princesses can't rely on a man to be saved. They must save themselves or it makes them damsels in distress" or "All Disney Princesses are damsels in distress". You know what I mean, even though the first 3 Disney Princesses (Snow White, Cinderella, and Auroa) are "damsels in distress" because they were passive in their own stories with little to do in the plot other than to be rescued while the supporting characters like the dwarfs, the mice, the fairies, and the princes in Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty moved the story forward and had more to do in the plot. But, starting in the Disney Renesance with The Little Mermaid, the Disney Princesses transformed the damsel in distress into proactive heroines with active (and badass) roles in their films: Ariel saves Flounder from a shark, inadvertently kills Flotsam and Jetsam in the climax, and saves Prince Eric more than once. Belle cleverly rejects Gaston, saves the Beast and her father more than once, and breaks the spell at the end of the film. Jasmine....ummm...she chases jerky princes away with her tiger and distracts Jafar and stands her ground? (I don't know, it sounds like Jasmine was given little to do in the film. But, she was given alot more to do in the TV show; helping Aladdin, fighting evil, and saving the day) Pocahontas stops a war and saves John Smith. Mulan saves China. Tiana defeats Dr. Facilier. Rapunzel beats up goons and saves Flynn Rider multiple times with her hair and frying pan. Merida is a badass with her sword and bow and arrow and breaks the curse at the end of the film. Anna and Elsa did their part to fight for each other, save each other, and save Arendele. Moana fights coconut pirates and saves the world in the end. What do you think? Am i missing something? Am I wrong or am I right?

0:08 CRYING 😭

Thank goodness I’m not the only one who loves Alma!

Great job

I think what bugs me the most is how Disney thinks a woman having a partner makes her weak, just because a woman got a boyfriend/girlfriend doesn't mean she can't be strong and independent, multiple strong male characters got love interests, why can't female characters have the same? As a aromantic woman i do like how the stories aren't all about romance anymore, but there needs to be a balance. Some women likes romantic relationships, others do not. Neither of them are less or more than the other.

u r so right about alma she rebuilt her entire community while dealing with trauma, grief and raising the triplets she is a fucking badass

great work! as a woman i know sometimes ppl will crap on you for having criticisms of your own gender. but it takes a real woman to know when there are criticisms to be made! we are always evolving and improving!