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Eugene Ranks Every Disney Princess

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The group ranks Disney princesses based on criteria like character, story, and Princess Power, with Mulan at the top and Princess Aurora at the bottom. They favor Ariel over Belle due to her intriguing storyline, while Pocahontas is praised for her strength and selflessness in decision-making.

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  • Belle is considered a superior Disney princess to Ariel due to her intelligence, bravery, and selflessness, with her story emphasizing valuable lessons on acceptance and sacrifice.
  • Princess Jasmine from "Aladdin" stands out for defying cultural and gender norms, showcasing strength through her refusal of an arranged marriage and ability to see through villains, embodying independence and resilience.

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  • Who is considered the top Disney Princess?

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Summary

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Rank King Eugenia Ranks Disney Princesses' Qualities

  • Four young princesses dream of ranking everything, with one to be chosen as the Rank King.
  • The Rank King, King Eugenia, leads the ranking of official Disney princesses with his high princess court.
  • Three criteria are used to judge the princesses: character, story, and Princess Power.
  • Snow White, the first Disney princess, is discussed for her lack of distinct personality and relationship development.
  • Cinderella, from the Silver Age of Disney, is noted for her sympathetic position and fairy godmother assistance.
  • Princess Aurora, or Sleeping Beauty, is critiqued for being asleep for most of the movie and her lack of empowerment.
  • Ariel, from "The Little Mermaid," is praised for her personality, singing voice, and rebellious nature.
  • Belle, from "Beauty and the Beast," is admired for her intelligence, love for reading, and selflessness in saving her father.
  • Belle's relationship with the Beast is analyzed, with discussions on Stockholm Syndrome and falling in love with his heart.
  • Belle's desire to find acceptance and her selflessness are highlighted as valuable lessons from her story.

10:36

"Disney Princesses Defy Stereotypes and Inspire"

  • Belle is considered a superior princess to Ariel due to her intelligence and bravery, despite Ariel's popular songs.
  • Princess Jasmine from "Aladdin" is admired for her beauty and strong-willed nature, defying cultural and gender norms.
  • Jasmine's refusal of an arranged marriage and her ability to see through villains showcase her strength and independence.
  • Pocahontas, known for her beauty and connection with nature, defies stereotypes and saves a man without ending up with him.
  • Mulan, a warrior who transcends gender norms, leads an army and defeats the Huns, inspiring young girls with her independence.
  • Tiana from "The Princess and the Frog" is a businesswoman who prioritizes her goals over romance, representing independence and determination.
  • Rapunzel from "Tangled" is trapped in a tower but gains a fun personality and a pan to defend herself, though some find her story lacking strength.
  • Merida from "Brave" is a strong archer who resists traditional gender roles, but some find her character annoying and the storyline misleading.
  • Princess Anna and Queen Elsa from "Frozen" are popular characters, not part of the official Disney Princess lineup, known for their strong bond and merchandising success.

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Disney Princesses: Strength, Empowerment, and Impact

  • Elsa's storyline in Frozen revolves around her unique powers that are not socially accepted, leading to her embracing her strength and channeling it, making her a refreshing princess with great power.
  • Moana, the most recent Disney Princess, is praised for her realistic body type and self-empowerment, acting as the catalyst of her own fate and fully realizing her character's desires.
  • The group ranks the Disney Princesses, with Mulan at the top and Princess Aurora at the bottom, based on arguments about their storylines, character development, and impact on viewers.
  • Ariel is favored over Belle due to her more intriguing storyline involving underwater and above-water worlds, while Pocahontas is elevated for her strength, family loyalty, and selflessness in decision-making.
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