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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- For part 2: • If Disney Heroes Were ...
Time to charge the good guys too!
(Can some of them still be the 'good guys' with all of their crimes?)
Featuring:
Snow White, the Prince (from Snow White), Prince Phillip (Sleeping Beauty), Belle and the Beast (Beauty and the Beast), Hercules, Aladdin, and Peter Pan.
Video is a bit shorter than the usual, but the next one will be longer than the usual (so that totally evens it out)
For all the Disney Villains videos so far:
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Part 3: • If Disney Villains Wer...
Part 2 is now up: th-cam.com/video/AN2TzR7JJLY/w-d-xo.html
Per popular demand, I've finally added sentences (prison time), so the new video has sentences for characters from both parts 1 and 2.
Not Aladdin having almost the same amount of crimes Jafar has💀
Quantity/Quality
I mean, to be fair, Aladdin is a street thief when the film starts, so.... what'd ya expect?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yeah, but like Hook from Part 3, Aladdin’s are more quantitative than anything else. Jafar’s crimes are country miles worse than Aladdin’s although pretending to be a prince is a pretty serious one against Aladdin.
@@markwilson4078 was he really pretending since genie presumably made him one?
@@seandunbar7364 He does to Jasmine say right before freeing Genie he was “tired of pretending to be something I’m not”, so by his own admission he was pretending to be a prince.
"All this for a loaf of bread?"
Wise words in Disney history and no one can tell me otherwise
Jean Valjean would definitely agree.
It reminds me how Judy got chewed out for doing something similar in "Zootopia." Was chasing Aladdin relentlessly really worth all the property damage that resulted?
Well, that’s why it’s called “petty”, after all.
@@stephaniewordwoman Exactly LOL
@@stephaniewordwoman
FIVE YEARS FOR WHAT YOU DID, THE REST BECAUSE YOU TRIED TO RUN
The last two for Peter Pan are kinda ironic since he did that to a pirate, who is known far and wide for both theft *and* ship hijacking lol
And child abduction
"Possession of weapon by a minor" I can see that being dropped on grounds of self-defense. As Captain could've killed Peter had he not had the weapon.
Idk if it's related, but music starts to play just as Peter starts to get charged for "Child Abduction" and it's just amazing
If you think about it Captain Hook wasn't the bad guy here!
He was kidnapped by peter when he was a child! What if Hook was aggressive with the children because he knew there was nothing he could say to convince them!?
Peter could've been killing the kids he kidnapped before him and killed when they grew up because they aren't "fun" anymore!
Hook escaped from peter before getting killed and decided to kill him before more kids gets kidnapped and killed.
They forgot murder because in the original book he does that
But will we really charge Snow White? She knocked in the door politely.
She still entered a house that wasn’t hers, and she hadn’t yet been Queen, so yes, the trespassing charge still applies regardless of how polite she tried to be.
Plus she’s a child, she’d probably be let off with a warning.
And cleaned all up
Plus, in her defense, the door was left unlocked. LOCK YOUR DAMN DOORS, PEOPLE!
Come to think of it
And I’m not pointing any fingers but it was dwarves fault (and Dopey doesn’t know better) THEY ARE GROWN MEN they should know better to never leave the door unlock what if a thief was in the woods they lived in just because you live in an isolated area doesn’t mean you it’s safe to leave your door unlocked
I’m starting to think there isn’t a single Disney character that hasn’t committed a crime. 😂
Christop from Frozen maybe
@@Soveliss74 Bestiality is illegal
@@sickbeet4219 when does he have sex with an animal?
@@Soveliss74 You cannot tell me Kristophe didn't do it with Sven at least once... (This was a joke btw)
@@sickbeet4219 ayo
Is Beast's "False imprisonment" charge for Belle's Father actually valid? Maurice was trespassing, and the the Beast was, as prince, a local government authority who could issue sentence, and the dungeons probably even counted as a legitimate local jail with that context. I think that charge could easily be dropped.
Very entertaining video, thanks for making it!
And let's not forget that Adam is a monarch and monarchs are usually the ones in charge
I think we can also drop the Intimidation charge also. Belle knowingly entered an area off limits to her, messed around with things she had no knowledge of, and almost committed regicide. If i was Beast id also react in that manner.
First, Maurice's trespassing charge is very questionable in the first place, both considering the context of being lost at night and responsibly trying to find someone in charge, as well as the servants then inviting him to stay.
Second, this assumes that the Beast ever intended to release him after a reasonably sentence had Belle not showed up and made her offer.
@@Compucles He *is* the legal authority though, so he can basically hold him however long he wants to for whatever reason. It's good to be a monarch (for a couple more decades at least).
Also I think we can drop kidnaping, as it was a lawful arrest of a trespasser.
To be fair, the last 3 crimes against Hercules are very much excusable given what Hades did beforehand. Plus, trying to shove Meg’s soul in Hercules’ face to try to get pardoned when you know you tried and failed a hostile takeover is never okay.
still can't over how one gets charged for breaking and entering the underworld.
Plus with the first property damage, could it be counted as an accident? He did accidentally bump into things
@@notably5233 IKR?! Hercules is basically charged for being clumsy and struggling with his own strengths which he doesn’t have control over removing (with the exception of making a deal with Hades to save Meg)
right? I'd say it doesn't count on the fact that Hades absolutely deserved it. Not to mention the destruction of property is indeed cause he was extremely clumsy. It's like trying to give your friend a high-five but you're so strong you end up breaking his hand.
@@princesspixel3151 well, it being an accident could lower his charges? i mean, legally speaking it is still a crime but at least excusable.
I find it appropriate that Aladdin and Peter Pan have the most crimes of the heroes, since their respective villains (Jafar and Hook), have the most crimes of the villains seen so far.
That said... is 'Intimidation' an actual crime?
Id imagine it would depend
Beasts one in a way was *Kinda* justifiable, my man legit said "nah you aint going in there"
@@Cringe_Lord I was thinking the same thing. He did say beforehand that Belle was forbidden from entering the west wing, and she still went in anyway, so this would be an additional charge on Belle via a second trespassing charge.
However, the level in which Beast reacted would be too extreme for him to be able to use self-defense because he could have really harmed Belle in that scene and it led to her being put in danger with a bunch of wolves. Therefore, I will take that intimidation charge and raise it to reckless endangerment.
Intimidation is indeed something you can be criminally charged for in several US states.
That being said, the one this video charged Hercules for is justifiable given Hades had not only tried to murder him since the day he was born, Hades already attempted an insurrection on his father Zeus, kidnapped his steed, and murdered the woman he loved (in yet another attempt to get him killed instead might I add).
It makes sense too that Aladdin and Peter Pam have the most crimes considering they are very "gray area" heroes, especially in Peter Pan's case
@@markwilson4078 A lot of what Herc did was justified.
Hades (very inaccurately) was a real slimeball in that movie.
Technically, the genie did make him a legitimate prince. So I'm not sure if identity deception was in place in that scene. However, when he said he wasn't Aladdin, that was identity deception
To be fair, you could probably drop a few of Herc’s charges as justifiable self defense (granted he’s defending Meg more than anything else but from what I’ve found that also falls under self defense)
That's not self defense. It's something under the guys Samaritan law, which stopped applying after she died
Technically, Herc's Property Damage #3 shouldn't count since that scene takes place in the garden of _his_ mansion, meaning he _owns_ that statue.
And suddenly we understand why Peter Pan wants to "Never grow up." When he is charged for his crimes, he will only be charged as a minor.
Tbh it annoys me when people call Phillip a s*xual predator because Aurora would've stayed asleep forever if he hadn't kissed her. And he knew about the true love's kiss thing because Maleficent told him. He also didn't have any control over the true love prophecy. It had to be him and he knew it. It's completely different with The Prince because he literally just kissed a child's corpse, not knowing about the true love thing. Also, Snow White is 14 and The Prince is 31 (yep, look it up), so that's definitely s*xual assault against a minor. Still love these videos though! 😁 I'm just a bit of a Prince Phillip fan. 😆
It would require Aurora to press the charges, and she'd be unlikely to do so.
You obviously don’t know the original story. He was most definitely a sex offender.
But he didn't have permission to kiss her so although her saved her it is technically sexual assault
@@firefly8239 again. Aurora would have to press the charge. Would she?
@@firefly8239 An unconscious person is legally consenting to having their life saved. Even if Aurora pressed charges, she doesn't have a case.
3:53 THE WAY HADES GRAB MEGS HEAD LIKE “msg come on! Tell this guy, we’re cool!”
I don’t blame Heracles for punching him 😭
I do. Battery is battery.
Alladin's "identity deception" shouldn't really count.
His wish was to BE a prince, not to fool people into THINKING he's a prince. So, the country he claimed to be the prince of was made real by the Genie's magic.
The genie is guilty of fraud. He didn't fulfil the wish!
the identity deception was when he says that he was prince abubu
@@CakesAreNotTruths Prince Ali*
But that's still not deception. The country he wished for became real and he became a real prince.
Honestly. Is this quite the disney multiverse of a plot twist?
4:23 🤣🤣🤣 idk why i find this one so funny, I think it's just the fact they called him petty
Whooboy...I can't wait for Elsa and Anna....those two are in sssooo much trouble!!
I understand Elsa, but what did Anna do?
@@totalhufflepuff203
1. Neglected Duties of her station
2. Disobeyed her new monarch
3. Formed relation/ally without permission from a council and/or monarch, this does have an impact on trade and times of war when leaders are married or have family allies
4. Abandoned/neglected the citizens of her country and capital during a natural/supernatural disaster
5. Gave up all power/ties/protections to a foreigner instead of a Berger mister (major) or governor or royal council members or prime minister
6. Abandoned and neglected the subjects again for another journey before returning as the new ruler, if this was another story people would assume she killed or harmed her sister in order to get the throne
7. Assaulted a family member of a foreign ally before emprisoning him and returning him back to his homeland without a negotiator
8. Committed Treason
If you ever do the fourth part of Disney villains, then I have a small list of characters who have done quite a lot of crimes.
Here’s the list:
• King Candy/Turbo (Wreck-it Ralph)
• Yokai (Big Hero 6)
• The Horned King (The Black Cauldron)
• Oogie Boogie (The Nightmare Before Christmas)
• Professor Ratigan (The Great Mouse Detective)
• The Queen of Hearts (Alice in Wonderland)
• Prince John (Robin Hood)
• Dawn Bellwether (Zootopia)
And maybe Xehanort from Kingdom Hearts?
King Candy can be charged for indirect mass murder, he caused two games to get unplugged which would've killed a lot of people.
Maybe also Madame Medusa and/or McLeach from the Rescuers movies.
Edit: I just remembered Rourke from Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
@@fuckalldisneyremakesorigin5560 Don't forget that he is also accused of brainwashing
As well as usurping the throne
6:23 occupation: not growing up
Also is 2:40 manslaughter?
I mean technically Aladin's wish was to BE a prince.
can we go over the FAA regulations that Aladdin violated with his flying carpet
😂😂 (The FAA is a US agency though. 😉)
@@frederikeh.6194 considering the amount of illegal border crossing he did, I’m pretty sure he went through the US at least once
@@davidsvoboda9017 Well, technically, if Aladdin and Hercules exist in the same time line, the US government doesn't even exist yet!
@@davidsvoboda9017 Depending on exactly when Aladdin takes place, it's very possible that he didn't cross any borders, if the caliphate is a thing at this point in time.
In the US (and a lot of Europe) his rug would be considered an ultralight and wouldnt need any special aviation license to operate it at the heights he was
The only flying crimes would be flying at night, flying with a passenger (ultralights are only suppose to seat one if you are unlicensed), and flying too close to occupied structures (and the resulting property damage).
1:16, in that case it would be extenuating circumstances given that it was priorly established that that was the only way to wake her from her slumber. Also in the movie’s setting she wouldn’t have been considered a minor
-peter pan:
Occupation: never growing up
Alright, that was funny, lol
The Beast is actually innocent. Maurice trespassed in his castle, he kept an eye on Belle to make sure she wouldn't break her promise, and he explicitly said for her to not enter the West Wing, which she did anyway. You're in someone else's home, which means you follow their rules
Maurice was invited in by one of the servants so he was not trespassing
@@jackofalltradeshermes Even if he had been trespassing, it does not justify false imprisonment.
Well, if that's the case, why did he bring her to his West Wing when she said wanted to see her father again?
@@chilathecreativefox9098 He allowed her to that time
@@TKnHappyNess Because......? 🤷♀️
4:48 OBJECTION! Abu cannot be considered as an exotic animal on his own country! And we have no Idea of the official adoption status of Abu
1:04 quite understandable how prince Philip looked so confused why he has to marry a girl much younger than he is
To be fair, in the Beast's defence, both Belle and her father were trespassing. I'm not sure the kidnapping charge applies until he imprisoned Belle's father.
Also, because Peter is technically a child himself, I'm certain some of his sentences would end up a bit lighter. That's hard to determine, to be fair, but I'm not sure it's child abduction if he himself is also a child and simply offered them to join. Further, I'm not sure if he can commit child neglect for the same reason - maybe?
But the mutilation and theft definitely can't be excused, save that we don't know the circumstances of why he cut off Hook's hand.
Chopping off his hand has gotta be a war crime
I did see a miniseries once called Neverland that would explain the hand getting chopped off thing if it were canon. Basically Peter and Hook were both from England and came to Neverland. I don’t remember if Hook and Pan were friends of if Hook was a mentor of sorts, but they did start off on friendly terms with each other. However, their separate paths led to Hook and Pan becoming mortal enemies and they both had a fight where the crocodile was swimming below, where Hook’s hand got cut off and so it and the locket got eaten.
Basically, if that counted, the mutilation can be counted as self-defense.
But because those are 2 different iterations, we can’t say for sure.
I was looking for this one. The child neglect definitely applies to legally responsible adults only.
In the original novel, it's implied that when the Lost Boys grow up, Peter either banishes them or just straight up kills them (and in a sequel novel, he banishes them to Nowhereland, which i can only assume means a death sentence as well). I'm not sure which version, it may have been from an early draft/manuscript, but I believe it's also implied that he does so as a sacrifice to maintain his childhood (though don't quote me on that because I forget where I read it, it could just be bullshit creepypasta someone tried passing off as real)
In regards to Hook, in all versions, their rivalry started when Peter, unprovoked, cut off his hand (implicitly just for fun) and fed it to the crocodile, who, gaining a taste for human flesh, tormented Hook for the rest of his life, also giving him PTSD from ticking sounds.
@@DaybreakTownGSA holy crap thats some crazy shit Disney really cleaned up the story huh
Snow White was 14 and the prince was 30, the more you know.
You know it’s kinda ironic that Peter has a charge of child abduction since the original story had him take kids and later kill them so yea I’d say that charge is accurate to both versions
Hercules surely committed a few accidental homicides by destroying that market.
Just letting you know, snow whites prince is named Florian apparently-
FINALLY SOMEBODY WHO ACKNOWLEDGES HIS NAME! I THOUGHT I WAS GOING INSANE, JUST LIKE HOW NOBODY CALLS "THE EVIL QUEEN" QUEEN GRIMHILDE.
sorry for the rant, just very passionate about Disney.
@@MisterMuffinut I honestly did not know that the evil queen had a name. Then again, for a long time I didn’t know that prince Florian had a name, and then I did. And no shame in it, I would rant about it too-
7:00 lol 😂 that cut off! Also I thought you were going to mention “Illegal Border Crossing” because they left London to get to Neverland that’s on a different island away from everything so there would definitely be a cut off from the boarder at some point during their flight!
Right i was crying at that cut off. “Child abduction.”😭😭
@@smileybits7833 Oof ya 😂
Technically, Abu is *choosing* to hang out with Alladin, & I'm not Abu is exotic. Monkeys aren't native to Arabia, sure, but I get the impression that Abu is an invasive organism.
I don't think Peter was actually trying to get Smee to shoot Hook, because I don't think he was expecting Hook to actually be hit. It seems like it's all just a game to Peter, and therefore that particular bit would be more like reckless endangerment. Also, when Peter & the Lost Boys go to fight the Native Americans, that's usually just a game for them, too, so it's not exactly child endangerment, I don't think.
I think Hercules aggravated battery can be dropped. He was defending a soul from farter damage.
Herc’s charges make a lot of sense given his inspiration
4:40 It looks like Aladdin and Abu are always on equal footing, and the latter appears to be there entirely by his own will
Aurora wasn't a minor in her country. The age of consent on France is 15. (not even sure the law of age of consent existed on that period at least on that specific country)
I'm pretty sure Impersonating A Royal for Aladdin would count as an additional separate crime in those times as well. (Same as in medieval times)
except he wasn't imperostaning any royal-like not the fool whom was there earilier, not the sultan, or any other previous princes.
If the mutilation against Hook happened in the heat of battle, then I don't think Pan would get charged with that. However, we learn that it was just a sport of fun from Smee and that Pan willingly threw it to the crocodile and constantly humiliated Hook with the crocodile and try to feed Hook to him.
Can the Prince also be charged with necrophilia, assuming that Snow White is dead when he kissed her
Depends on the jurisdiction, some places don't have laws against it. Of particular note would be Oklahoma, where necrophilia is not illegal, but oral sex is.
Any sort of philia means having sex with, kissing doesn't count otherwise millions of people could be considered zoophiles for kissing their pets.
Oklahoma wildin fr
both Snow's Prince and Aurora's Prince Phillip could be dropped due to the "CPR clause"
@@seannolan9857 oral sex is illegal even if consented
7:54 adding Peter Pan's actions as "sweet pete" on top of it, I'm pretty sure Pan would get a life sentence.
That isn’t canon due to the second Peter Pan movie being a thing but either way with all the crimes from both the first and second movie it’s probably still a life sentence 💀
@@Samsishere I'm pretty If his action in the non-canon movie were also counted, I'm pretty sure the death penalty would be given to him.
@@Iron8127 …In that case, we should consider “Sweet Pete” lucky that Judge Doom was at least no longer around depending on the canon connections with Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, even if “Sweet Pete” was working on Doom’s side.
@@Samsishere Well, it doesn't count simply due to "Sweet Pete" being the actor who played Peter Pan rather than the character himself.
that's more like the actor not actually be Peter Pan by the way as much as I like the Chipp and dale movie is good but can we go with a different villain to be honest and not based of some Walt Disney's mistakes despite being a prominent guy ( even though I understand what the movie was going for the darkness a bit of Hollywood) I kind of wish they went a bit more like Balthazar Bratt
I can play lawyer in defense of Belle, Snow White and Hercules.
1.) Tresspassing: they didn't even knew that the house was inahbited.
2) That property damage was unintentional and he repented for it.
3) Hitting someone into an argument is a human feelings and little damage was done to Fil. He also hated himself after that.
4) Okay he entered in Hades den and intimidated him in addition to punching him but Hades was a traitor who helped Titans take over Olympus neverthless and Hercules just went to save a friend. Also shoving someone's loved one in front of someone is rude.
I had to log in just to reply bro lmao.
1. Trespassing is trespassing whether you know a place is inhabited or not. If i walked into your house, that would be trespassing, even if I thought it was not inhabited.
2.Being sorry doesn't fix the property damage
3.Yes. It is also a crime.
4.I could understand that he was trying to save whatever her name is Megara I think.
But yeah they don't deserve to be accused since they are the heroes but Hercules should pay for the property he broke lmao
@@vocazxls4787 well but Fil forgave Hercules eventually so the charge is nullified.
0:20 Like father like daughter
0:38 his real name is prince Florian on the left.
Well, Hercules is a half god, so he can do anything he want. Unless if his dad won't let him.
…yeah. About that? Maui’s also a demigod, and he deliberately stole The Heart of Te Fiti, endangering the entire world!
Hercules wasn’t trying to cause damage. He just couldn’t control his own super-strength
Full god in that stupid movie. However, when he was on earth he was subject to their laws
I love these so much, I never thought about them having crimes until now
Well snow white did knocked the door first before entering.
And the doors weren't locked.
And she’s a royal so she should have immunity
Precisely in the brain theory.
@@LittleXchel well, by modern means, royals are "technically" NOT inmune to law, so they have to face its consequences like any other citizen.
Obviously is harder for them to get strict punishment because of their status, but they are not inmune
Source: I live in a country with a monarchy wich faced several legal issues 😂
So do a lot of home burglars.
Unauthorized Entery is still a crime.
Why is it so funny that Aladdin and Jamine are singing and then
❗️ILLEGAL BOARDER CROSSING❗️
People tend to forget that the Disney princess stories aren't set in the United States (except for the Princess & the Frog) or in the modern world. (It wasn't officially the United States in Pocahontas). Majority of the stories take place in Europe over 100 years ago, & the world was an extremely different place back then. In most European countries, 16 was the legal age; it still is in some countries today. At one point, the legal age was 13. Prince Phillip & Prince Florian would be considered perverts in the US today, but what they did was perfectly acceptable for the medieval/renaissance era their stories take place in. Also back then, marriages weren't about love. They were used to establish peace, gain financial stability, & or to gain power. Even though Aurora initially objected to her arranged marriage, there was nothing she could do about it. Back then, you did what your parents told you to do or else there were severe consequences for your disobedience. You could have been disowned or even put to death. (Death was more likely if you were a female.) You can't put modern values on the past
How does having an animal friend considered “unlawful possession of exotic animals”? It’s quite clear that Abu is Aladdin’s best pal, so he’s not committing a crime in that case.
Plus, they didn't give Jasmine any such charge, despite having a freakin' tiger!
PLUS :Abu cannot be considered as an exotic animal! He's on his own country!!
2:51, 3:01, 3:12 Objection! Accident! It's only a crime if it's intentional.
There are plenty of criminal homicides that are accidental. There are also various recklessness crimes that are accidental.
That being said, I don't think Hercules can be charged for that first accident at the very least.
Sometimes, heroes can do bad things.
In the other hand, villains sometimes can do good things.
6:18 should also be violation of international airspace.
Beast "stalking" feels more like unlawful surveillance
Well she was a prisoner so even the stalking didn’t sound right. Someone need to look on the prisoners at all time
6:06 this one could be a meme.
Can’t dislike any of these characters tho. Sure they did illegal things, but they don’t all make them a bad person. I’m sorry, but I have a love for some of these characters and should always
I'm glad that Peter Pan is in here because that brat needs to put in his place
At Least Aladdin wasn't trying to hurt people and trying to survive
Adding stuff for Aladdin from the second and third movie would make the entire screen covered
"The Return of Jafar"
Grand Larceny - Bandits or not, it doesn't give you the right to steal the loot yourself, even if you donate most of it to charity.
Royal Insubordination
"Aladdin and the King of Thieves."
Vigilantism and Joining a Criminal Syndicate - He didn't have official permission to pursue and infiltrate the Forty Thieves
Hiding a Fugitive
Accessory to Prison Escape - Charge dropped in-universe
Evading Arrest - Charge dropped in-universe
More Vigilantism
I love how the only thing Snow White and Belle were charged with was trespassing XD
Objection
Is the prosecution insane? THese charges against Prince Phillip for sexual assault are absurd on their very face. The so called victim was under a curse that could only be broken by true loves kiss. If Prince Philip is guilty of an assault every doctor who ever treated a patient not in their proper facuilties is also guilty. We'll need to build hundreds of new prisions to house doctorsa whose actions saved lives.
Objection
Aladdin does not live in the U.S. but Agrabah. I will require proof that Abu counts as an exotic pet in that country before permitting this charge.
Objection. The beast is a prince and likely does have the authority to imprison trespassers.
Also Snow Whites prince is alleged to be 30 years old while she's 14.
right
3:35 Love when he confronted Hades ♡
These hero and villain videos are far more entertaining than the films the characters came from! 🤣 I love them!
It’s sad how most of the things here need to be done. If Aladdin was arrested then the whole kingdom would’ve died
5:35 Is it, though? Considering the "Warden" is helping him escape.
Aladdin didn't know that.
@@Compucles Fair point. Objection withdrawn.
The fact that Hercules who is a god that's supposed to be completely pure has more crimes than an average Disney villian.
To be fair the last three Hades forced his hand.
remember, if you saw someone stealing food, no you didn't
3:13 yeah but that’s technically his property, so…
Would the identity deception count as fraud as well, since Aladdin was using the guise of a prince to his that he was a thief.
The genie made a real country and real subjects. Aladdin became a prince, even is he didn't believe himself to be.
Genie's wishes come true, he didnt wish to look like a prince, he wished to "be a prince".
2:27 Hercules wouldn't get charged for Property Destruction as it was on accident
This makes a lot of sense still funny😂
Beast, being a member of nobility in medieval times made in a sovereign of the land. This made his capture and imprisonment of Bell's father "Acts of law enforcement".
Hercules… the first case of property damage was accidental, so technically it shouldn’t be considered a crime.
6:36 So the tooth fairy was breaking and entering?
It would be trespassing.
7: 18 For Hook I think it would be counted as self defense
Peter cut it off for fun. They weren't fighting during that.
@@jackofalltradeshermes Oh sorry
Now if these were the ABC's Once Upon a Time characters... There'd be many more added to these lists xD
Very clever and well done! Had me grinning the whole time.
Peter pans occupation being never growing up tho 😂😂
6:22 Maybe Peter was the real villain all along with that creepy stalker in the shadows look he has
In the original story he was no hero.
5:49 Objection. Arguably, when he wished to be a prince and Genie granted him that wish, he really was a prince at that point. Prince of nothing, I will grant you, but technically a legitimate prince.
Also, wouldn't ship hijacking, be piracy? XD
Aladdin didn't really lie his identity. The movie itself seemed to forget that he wished to be a prince. So the genie made him into one. So he literally WAS an actual prince.
"All of this for a loaf of bread?"
0:55 Och for pity sake ....... 🤨
1:21 it’s also SA against a minor for shoe white. She was 14
Fun fact: The prince from Snow White is called Prince Florian. During the story, Snow White is 14 and the prince is 31 (according to google).
Also, about your charges on the princes from Snow White and Sleeping Beauty, I think the charges of sexual assault should be the same. As I said previously, Snow white is 17 years younger than the prince and so the charge should also be sexual assault against a minor.
want to think of someting even grossier? In the original Grimm story- that "Dead" 7 year old Snow White- is still somehow growing within the years in the coffin. It's either that or that Prince had a thing for 7 year old bodies
@@PrincessofEllabur Yeah, I know but my comment was only talking about the parameters of the Disney adaptation.
Talking about weird origins, if you like that stuff you should watch a youtuber called Jon Solo. He talks about the disturbing and dark origins Disney movies, fairytales, nursery rhymes, greek mythology... it's really interesting.
ok you can't blame my boy hercules for that
Man these heroes do more bad than good.
Could you possible show the criminal charges for Lilo and Stitch in the next video, including the offences they commit in the sequels and TV series please?
Lilo is like 5 and stitch is even younger. Stitch served a punishment by authorities for the first movie (banishment). His is a clean slate. However, Lilo and Nani are stitch's legal guardians so child neglect can apply quite a bit for Nani.
@@jackofalltradeshermes Actually Lilo was 6 years old in the original movie, she has her 7th birthday by the end of the movie. She then has her 8th birthday in the tv series so Lilo would be at the arresting age by the then, and she would be charged for some of the offences she committed with Stitch (she almost got arrested a couple of times and actually got arrested once with Stitch). As for Nani, she pretty much treated Stitch like a dog in the series, so yes your are right about Nani's child neglect charge.
I think you neglected a few:
-Beast: Murder (Gaston), and slavery (Belle)
-Hercules: animal cruelty (Cerberus)
-Aladdin: Trespassing/squatting (wherever he and Abu stay rent-free, which is bound to be illegal)
-Peter Pan: Conspiring to Kidnap/Corruption of Minors (ordering the Lost Boys to capture the "Indians")
Beast didn't kill Gaston, he lost his balance when he stabbed him and fell off, wouldn't that be a first degree attempted murder for Gaston?
@@alexc.g8525 point taken.
I think Aladdin inherited his hovel from his late mother, and I don't think Agrabah had inheritance taxes.
I heard Prince Philip kiss that princess after he heard that she was under the spell so... Well it's more like saving
Shouldn't The Prince in Snow White also share the same kind of SAaaM crime for kissing Snow White? (since despite not looking it, she's supposed to be 14 years old)
Video request: “if SMG4/GLITCH villains were charged for their crimes”
I think that the first border crossing would actually not be border crossing, Film Theory speculated that Aladdin lived in the Ottoman empire which would probably have been in control of Egypt at the time, meaning it might not be a border crossing.
The original book of Sleeping Beauty was much darker since the Disney version used it for the movie. In the book when Aurora woke after years of being asleep she found out she had multiple children. So if Phillip was responsible it's multiple counts of child rape
Our Heroes ladies and gentlemen.
Sentencing
Snow White: Pardon
Belle: Pardon
The Prince: 60 days in jail
Prince Phillip: Pardon
Beast: 30 years
Hercules: 6 years and 30 days
Aladdin: 60 days (Pardon likely)
Peter Pan: 1 year and 4 months
The small sentence comes from most of their charges being pardoned considering who those charges were against
Bruh the prince and Phillip deserve much longer
Also Hercules is mostly innocent the property damage can be repaired lol
@@vocazxls4787 the prince and prince Philip’s charges about sexual contact with minors can be pardoned considering it was necessary to save Snow White and Aurora’s lives
Snow White: Agree on the pardon
Belle: A small fine. The charge shown in the video can be dropped, but her entering the west wing after she was clearly told she wasn’t allowed to should also count as trespassing.
The Prince: At least a year. I’ll explain why when I get to Phillip.
Prince Phillip: Pardon (in his case, he knew the only way to save Aurora’s life was true love’s kiss because this was revealed to him by Maleficent. Snow White’s prince on the other hand knew nothing about the true love’s kiss thing, nor did he know about the apple. That was a case of just him going up to her body and kissing her.)
Beast: Community Service (taking a page from WickedBinge, I agree with their sentencing that he should get community service. By the time he became Prince Adam again, Belle had already mellowed him out and showed him how to become a better person, so that will really help out his case.)
Hercules: Fine (Like Belle helping the Beast out, Here’s charge against Phil might get dropped given the two had already forgiven each other by the end of the film. All of the charges after would also get dropped because they not only would be justified through self-defense as well as saving someone else’s life, but Hades had just attempted insurrection against his father, tried to murder him countless times starting from when he was born, and did actually murder Meg. So only the property damages would remain.)
Aladdin: 5 years (while he would get pardoned by the Sultan on a lot of crimes, pretending to be a prince and the border crossings would stick. Feel free to correct the sentence as needed.)
Peter Pan: 3 years plus a fine (assuming we keep the mutilation charge, Peter could still get multiple charges dropped either to self-defense or the fact he is technically a child himself and not a responsible adult. The stalking, trespassing, theft, and ship hijacking though would remain regardless.)
@@markwilson4078 Here's the thing though: everyone thought Snow was dead, and people have actually done that - without being arrested, at their deceased loved ones' funerals. It's not a crime in real life, so why would it be a crime there? Besides, the spell was broken by *true love's kiss* and if it worked, then she must've had some kind of positive feelings for him. Especially since she was happy to be with him after he, you know... *saved her life!*
@@markwilson4078 Considering that Belle marries her plaintiff, a fine doesn't make sense as a punishment for her.
I like the one breaking in injury it’s like you’re interfering
I’m cracking up!😂