What Disney Prince Is Your Soulmate

Hunks on the loose! Prince Eric is undoubtedly the most handsome prince on the list, with his large blue eyes, jet-black hair, and wonderfully expressive eyebrows. If you're a straight woman or gay guy who hasn't had a crush on Prince Eric at some point in your life, you're either lying or delusory. He's a kind guy. He has a romantic side to him. He is a dog lover. To be with him, I'd give up my fins.

1. Prince Ali/Aladdin (“Aladdin”)

Yes, he bears a striking resemblance to Prince Eric. If you must choose between two attractive dark-haired Disney princes, choose the one with more personality. That'd be Aladdin, who is a bit of a jerk but is mostly just trying to make the best of a bad situation. And, hey, if material possessions are important to you, he does come with a floating carpet. Sure, he's filthy a lot of the time, and he probably have fleas. Nonetheless, I believe he's quite tasty.

Which Disney Princes is the best?

Many people look down on Prince Phillip, yet he's actually rather good! He's dashing, rides a fantastic horse named Sampson, and sings a fantastic duet with Aurora.

He also ACTUALLY SLAYS A DRAGON. If we've ever heard something like that, it's brave!! He's unquestionably the best of the original princes, and he takes bronze overall in our opinion.

Li Shang

His sidekick game (does Chien Po count?) isn't great. However, he excels in every other category. Shang is incredibly brave – he's a military man who takes on a terrifying Hun army. He has a gruff exterior, but he's a nice guy on the inside — just look at how delightfully awkward he looks when he comes up at Mulan's house at the end.

Flynn Rider

Maximus is the sidekick. “I've Got a Dream” AND “I See the Light” are the songs. Brave? Gothel is evaded by the castle guards. Smoldering personality.

From our crew, Flynn was by far the most popular choice for best prince (since Kristoff is out of the running, anyway). He's ideal for Rapunzel since he's bold, funny, and selfless (eventually). He is adored by us!

Which Disney princess will you marry?

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

Who's the worst Disney prince?

Prince Florian, often known as the prince from Snow White, has been described as creepy for not seeking consent before kissing an almost-dead girl.

Last year, the Daily Dot reported on a viral Twitter trend that found that some of the princesses and princes had unacceptable age differences. Because Prince Florian was 31 years old when Snow White was 14, he was regarded the worst. Someone did take the time to figure things out.

Who is the most romantic Disney Princess?

All of the Disney princesses are popular, but Princess Ariel may be the most popular of them all. Her charming and endearing character captured the hearts of Disney fans all around the world. She's also a mermaid who can sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing and sing

What Disney prince has blue eyes?

• Six of the Disney Princes are born into royalty (Florian, Phillip, Beast/Adam, Eric, Charming, Naveen, and Flynn/Eugene), one is married into royalty (Aladdin), and two aren't royal by blood or marriage (John Smith and Li Shang). The only three princes by birth and marriage are Florian, Phillip, and Eric.
• The real names of the Prince from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Prince Charming from Cinderella are Florian and Henry (or Henri as it would be spelled in French), respectively, according to Disney France.
• All of the Disney Princes have dark or black hair, with the exception of Prince Adam and John Smith.
• Prince Adam has light auburn hair and is the only Disney prince with red hair at the moment.
• With the exception of Naveen, all of the Disney Princes have brown or blue eyes. Naveen's eyes are amber in color.
• Brown eyes are shared by Prince Henry, Prince Phillip, Aladdin, Li Shang, and Eugene.
• Pocahontas chooses to stay with her people to ensure peace between them and the English, while John returns to England for medical treatment, making John Smith the only Disney Prince who does not live happily ever after with his Princess.
• Only Prince Adam and Aladdin are protagonists rather than deuteragonists or tritagonists in Disney films. The Prince and Prince Charming are the only Disney Princes that are considered minor characters, as neither of their first movie give them any screen time.
• In Adam's case, he and Belle are the story's co-protagonists (the first in a Disney fairy tale).
• In Aladdin's case, he is the protagonist, while Jasmine is the deuteragonist, making him the only Disney Prince with a larger part than the Princess at the moment.
• Only Aladdin and Eugene are Disney Princes who marry and become royalty.
• Eugene is the second Disney Hero to wear facial hair, following Phoebus, however he is the first among the Disney Princes.
• The only Disney Princes who have other names except their birth names are Adam, Aladdin, and Eugene. Aladdin and Eugene also have aliases, while many people believe Beast's real name is “Adam.”
• Li Shang is the only “prince” in the Disney Princess franchise who isn't a royal by birth or marriage; he and Mulan are the only non-royal couple.
• Princes Florian, Phillip, and Eric are all royals by blood and marriage, having married princesses who were also born into the royal family.
• Despite being the son of the Gods' monarch and queen, Hercules is neither a prince nor a character from the Disney Prince line. Megara, his love interest, isn't a Disney Princess, either.
• Taran (Princess Eilonwy's boyfriend), Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle (Jane's husband), King Milo Thatch of Atlantis (Queen Kida Nedakh's husband), Phoebus (Esmeralda's husband), and Kenai (brother of a chief, Nita's husband, both now bears) are among the princes who have met this destiny. Kida and Eilonwy aren't part of the Princess line for the same reasons Megara isn't, whereas Esmeralda and Jane were originally included but later removed.
• While Merida's younger triplet brothers are princes, they aren't members of the franchise, most likely due to their young age and the fact that they aren't Disney Princesses' love interests.
• It should be mentioned, however, that Young MacGuffin was supposed to be Merida's “Prince” before it was determined that she would remain unmarried. Even in a deleted scene, she expresses interest in him while regretting her inability to comprehend his brogue.
• Prince Henry is the first Disney Prince to have two actors (one for speaking and one for singing), with Aladdin and Li Shang following closely behind.
• Li Shang is the only Disney Prince who has seen and then died after seeing his father. The fathers of the other Disney Princes are either seen and remain alive, or they aren't seen and thought dead.
• All of the other Disney Princes had either just their fathers or neither of their parents shown in the film, making Naveen the only genuine Disney Prince to have both of his parents seen and living.
• Eugene is meant to be 26 years old, making him at least eight years older than Rapunzel, according to animators. That is claimed to be the highest age difference of any other Disney Princess relationship.
• Many people have speculated about how old many of the princes are, but Disney officials have yet to confirm the majority of them.
• Prince Florian has the shortest screen time of all the Disney Princes; he was supposed to be the deuteragonist, but because he was the most difficult character to animation, his screen time was drastically decreased.
• The only Disney Prince that is a tritagonist is Li Shang. He's also the only one with a gay actor as his voice.
• All of the Disney Princes are presumably only children, with the exception of Naveen, who has a younger brother named Ralphie.
• The only four Disney Princes to sing in a duet with their Princesses are Prince Henry, Prince Phillip, Aladdin, and Eugene.
• Only Prince Henry, Aladdin, and Li Shang had their speaking and singing voices performed by two separate people.
• In the official lineup, there are 11 Princesses, but only 10 Princes because Merida does not have any romantic interests in her film.

Which Disney prince has black hair?

The deuteragonist of Cinderella and its sequels is Prince Charming (also known as Prince Henry). Cinderella's love interest, Prince Charming, has black hair. He is far more enamored with her than with anyone else. He appears to be a devoted husband, prince, and king-to-be. At first, Prince Charming appears to be uninterested in marrying, but his mind is changed when he encounters Cinderella, whom he does not recognize. He also appears to be able to dance, and he plays a larger role in the film sequels.

Who is the most famous Disney villain?

Let's go right to the point of the discussion. Do you want to discover if your favorite villain made the top ten villains? The Best Disney Villains of All Time is a list of the best Disney villains of all time.

Maleficent – Sleeping Beauty

Magnificent is shown as an evil fairy who claims to be the “Mistress of All Evil.” After not being invited to a christening, who sentences Princess Aurora to prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die before the sun sets on her sixteenth birthday?

Maleficent possesses all of the characteristics of a traditional villain. Maleficent is even more terrible than she was in her current incarnation.

Scar – The Lion King

Scar is Mufasa's younger brother, Scar, who is ruthless and power-hungry in the first film. In his plot to take Mufasa's reign by killing Mufasa, he plans to lead an army of hyenas. And exiling Simba, finally blaming his nephew for his brother's death.

Scar is a legend in the world of Disney villains. In The Lion King, he was responsible for one of the most sad scenes in the entire film.

Cruella de Vil – 101 Dalmations

Furs are my life! Furs are sacred to me! Is there a single lady in this miserable planet that doesn't? She's a fashion-conscious heiress who wants to manufacture a spotted fur coat out of the skins of 99 Dalmatian puppies.

Cruella de Vil's fascination with furs drives her insane, giving her the nicknames “witch” and “devil woman.” She engages in unethical acts such as kidnapping and slaughter to feed her insanity. Cruella de Vil is unquestionably one of Disney's most iconic villains.

Ursula – The Little Mermaid

Ursula is a nefarious sea witch who allows Ariel, a mermaid princess, to transform into a human for three days in order to win Prince Eric's love.

When it comes to merging comedy and evildoing, Ursula from The Little Mermaid may be the most wickedly brilliant villain ever. Ursula ranks near the top of the list of the best female Disney villains.

Claude Frollo – Hunchback Of Notre Dame

Frollo plays a harsh, self-righteous, and religiously fanatical French Minister of Justice in the film. Except for himself, he regards the world and everyone in it as corrupt and terrible.