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   Keys: Aurora. · Secondary: Mansion guest.

   “She is indeed most wondrous fair. Gold of sunshine in her hair. Lips that shame the red, red rose. In ageless sleep, she finds repose.” ―Maleficent describing Aurora[src] Princess Aurora (also known as Briar Rose) is the titular protagonist of Disney's 1959 animated feature film Sleeping Beauty. She is the daughter of King Stefan and Queen Leah. On the day of her christening, Aurora was cursed by the evil fairy Maleficent to die from pricking her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel before sunset on her sixteenth birthday. Because of the efforts of the three good fairies, the curse was altered to instead draw Aurora into a deep sleep that could only be broken by true love's kiss.

   Aurora is based on the titular protagonist of the 1697 fairy tale La Belle au bois dormant by Charles Perrault. She is the third official Disney Princess and is notable for being the last of them to be developed during Walt Disney's lifetime.

   Background Official Description Also known as Briar Rose, Aurora is graceful and kind. She knows that a wonderful future awaits, if you just have the courage to dream it. Aurora enjoys using her imagination and sharing stories with her forest friends. She is also loyal in her relationships — to her animal friends, her fairies, and her kingdom. Aurora believes in a wish and remains hopeful that she will find the adventure she is looking for. Development The original design for Aurora was developed by Tom Oreb, who based the figure of Aurora on Audrey Hepburn's thin frame and graceful demeanor. Later, Marc Davis worked on sketches of Oreb, improving the appearance and clothing of the heroine so that they were combined with angular forms of background images.

   Marc Davis' wife, Alice, designed some of Aurora's costumes.[2] According to the designer, this was her first job at the Walt Disney Studios, during which she became Marc's wife in 1956.

   As with other Disney films, an actress was hired as a live-action model, as a guide for the animators. Helene Stanley became the model for the heroine.[3] She had previously worked on this post, fulfilling the role of Cinderella.

   Personality Aurora is a kind, elegant, graceful, angelic, loving, and gentle person, as well as a hopeless romantic. At first, she is seen as a slightly shy, playful, and carefree young woman as a result of being sheltered for most of her life. Aurora is very loyal and honest to her "aunts" and usually obeys their rules respectfully, even though she may disagree with them. Since she was raised not to talk to strangers, Aurora was naturally startled and apprehensive when the handsome Prince Phillip approached her in the forest. However, she was drawn to him before remembering her aunts' rule about not talking to strangers. Aurora then compromised in agreeing to talk to him by arranging to meet him at her cottage, under the supervision of her aunts.

   Despite her innocence and apparent dependence on others' actions and opinions, Aurora isn't as passive or helpless as she may seem at first sight. For example, she's rather annoyed by how Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather, despite Aurora's adolescence, treat her like a small child, which gives a hint that Aurora, in fact, is prone to independence and not willing to rely purely on somebody's opinion. Also, she's actually quite selfless and strong-willed. When Aurora finds out about her real background as a princess and realizes that she can't see the man she fell deeply in love with anymore, she, although deeply upset, shows firmness and loyalty to those that she cares about. Aurora agrees to push her feelings away and do what is right: return home and fulfill her royal duty as a princess, even if she has to marry a man she doesn't love and barely knows how to live like royalty. However, upon being awakened by Phillip and being saved from the sleeping curse, Aurora is happy to discover the man she loves and her betrothed are the same person, filling her with sentience and happiness as she embraces her new life as a princess after reuniting with her parents.

   In later media, Aurora is shown to have greatly matured and become far more self-assured, proactive, independent, and responsible, as well as confident in her opinions and abilities.

   Physical appearance “One gift, beauty rare Gold of sunshine in her hair Lips that shame the red, red rose She'll walk with springtime wherever she goes!” ―Flora presenting the Gift of Beauty Aurora is a beautiful young woman who was magically blessed with waist-length, wavy, golden hair like sunshine, violet eyes, duchess nose, and lips that shame the red rose. She has a tall, slender figure and her skin is fair and flawless. Unlike the Disney Princesses created before her, Snow White and Cinderella, and even the others created after, such as Ariel, Rapunzel, and Moana for example, her face is less rounded and more angular and refined, giving her an appearance of maturity rather than youth despite being only sixteen.

   As a peasant, she wears a black bodice over a gray long-sleeved calf-length frock with a white shirt collar and petticoat and goes barefoot (wears black ballet flats with brown/gray soles in the canceled Disney Princess Enchanted Tales movie, A Kingdom of Kindness). She wears a black headband and carries a purple shawl when going out.

   As her princess self, she wears a pink or blue ball gown with a triangular peplum, a ruffled white petticoat, long triangular sleeves, a golden tiara, and blue or pink shoes. During the original film, Flora and Merryweather fight for the colors of her ball gown either in pink or blue, even at the end of the film where Aurora dances with Prince Phillip in a ballroom dance. The dress is blue for most of the original film, but in later appearances and merchandise, Aurora's ball gown is depicted as pink.

   Abilities In Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams, Aurora was given a magic wand from Merryweather to use, and Aurora was able to wield its magical powers such as making two stacks of papers pick themselves up, transforming her nightgown into a ball gown with a dazzling necklace, matching earrings, and a jeweled tiara and also (albeit off-screen and ironically) turning her blue nightgown pink. She summoned chickens and cows and temporarily turned a farmer into a duck. Later in the story, Aurora fixes her problems on her own and gives away the remaining cows to the peasants. At the end of the story, she returned the wand to Merryweather, having learned she shouldn't have taken the easy way out.

   In the original film, despite Aurora having been enchanted by Maleficent, Aurora's willpower combined with shouts from the fairies temporarily gave her the strength to regain control of herself for a few seconds before pricking her finger on the spinning wheel's spindle and falling into a deep sleep.

   Appearances Sleeping Beauty Sleepingthrone An infant Aurora in the arms of her mother at her christening.

   Aurora's parents name her after the Roman goddess of the dawn because she fills their lives with radiant sunshine. Soon after she is born, she is presented to the kingdom at a christening, where she is betrothed to Prince Phillip, the son of King Stefan's good friend King Hubert. Also invited are the three good fairies, Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather, who bestow blessings on the newborn princess. Flora and Fauna give the infant princess the gifts of great beauty and song, respectively. But before Merryweather has the opportunity to give her gift, the evil fairy Maleficent arrives. Angered because, she found out about the ceremony and was not invited, Maleficent puts a curse on baby Aurora. Maleficent siad that, before the sun sets on Aurora's sixteenth birthday, she shall prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die. King Stefan ordered the guards to catch Maleficent, but she disappears in a puff of green smoke, leaving everyone in shock and horror at Aurora's doomed future. Though unable to lift the curse, Merryweather is able to soften it. Instead of death, she would alter the situation by placing Aurora into an enchanted sleep, which is the fateful prophecy she'll keep, only to be awakened by true love's kiss if this is to happen.

   Sleeping-beauty-disneyscreencaps.com-1992 Aurora as Briar Rose.

   Meanwhile, Stefan has every spinning wheel in the kingdom destroyed in an unsuccessful attempt to prevent the fulfillment of the curse to protect his daughter. Still fearful for the princess' safety, the three good fairies negotiated with her parents to hide the princess as a peasant for 16 years until the danger has passed. They take the baby to a cottage in the forest and raise her, disguising themselves as her mortal aunts and renaming her Briar Rose. On Aurora's sixteenth birthday, her "aunts" send her out into the forest to pick berries, so that they can prepare her birthday party in secret. While Aurora is out, she has a conversation with her animal friends and dreams of meeting a handsome prince, as she is singing "Once Upon a Dream". At first, she is singing to her forest friends, but she soon meets Prince Phillip, who has followed her melodic voice. Not knowing who Phillip is, or of their betrothal, she at first believes him to be a stranger and attempts to leave. However, she dances with him for a bit and ends up falling in love. When he asks for her name, she then leaves, due to realizing she isn't allowed to give her name to strangers. She does, however, tell him where she lives and asks him to meet her there that night.

   Sleepingbeauty8 Aurora about to prick her finger on the spindle of the spinning wheel.

   Meanwhile, Briar Rose comes home to a splendid birthday party. She tells her aunts about the young man that she met but gets confused when they are not happy for her. Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather reveal Briar Rose's true identity as Princess Aurora, as well as the fact that she has been betrothed. The fairies sadly explain that she can never see the young man again, not knowing that he is actually her betrothed. Heartbroken, Aurora breaks into tears as she heads upstairs to weep on her bed. She doesn't speak again for the rest of the film (even both her love interest, Phillip, and her mother, Leah, do the same thing). The fairies bring the brokenhearted Aurora back to her father's castle, but in disguise with a hood and cloak to avoid anyone seeing her until the proper time. Before she can see her parents, they take her to a room where they conjure a crown and place it on her head to help her realize her royal identity. However, a heartbroken Aurora begins to cry and the fairies decide to leave her alone to grieve. While they are gone, Maleficent places the princess in a trance and leads her up an abandoned tower staircase. Just then, at the top floor of the empty room, Maleficent conjures a spinning wheel. The fairies realize that Aurora's in trouble due to their mistake of leaving her alone and frantically run up the stairs to stop her, but before they can, Maleficent forces the girl to prick her finger on the spindle, invoking the curse. When the fairies arrive too late to find Aurora, Maleficent mocks them for their failed efforts of trying to stop her by revealing the sleeping princess before vanishing, cackling maniacally in triumph.

   Awakening Aurora awakened by Prince Phillip.

   Disappointed about their failure, the fairies place Aurora, now in an enchanted slumber, upon a bed at the top of the highest tower. Knowing that everyone would be heartbroken and disappointed if they discovered this news, the fairies decide to put everyone to sleep until Aurora awakens. While putting all the residents in the kingdom to sleep, the fairies discover that Phillip has been the man that Aurora met all along after overhearing King Hubert speak of his son meeting a peasant girl before he falls asleep with everyone else. So the fairies go to the cottage to get Phillip but are then prompted to go to the Forbidden Mountain, Maleficent's domain, after discovering that Maleficent has captured and imprisoned the prince. They rescue Phillip from the dungeon and arm him with the Sword of Truth and the Shield of Virtue. After fending off Maleficent's minions, they finally exit the Forbidden Mountain just in time and head for Stefan's castle. Just then, Maleficent tries to prevent Phillip from doing so by assaulting him with her magic in various ways, culminating it by creating a forest of thorns in front of the castle, though Phillip manages to hack through the thorns with little effort. Angered at this, Maleficent suddenly appears in their way and transforms herself into a dragon. After defeating Maleficent in her dragon form with some help from the fairies, Phillip enters the castle and walks up the staircase to the tower room, where Aurora is still sleeping. He gives her a kiss, a true love's kiss, which finally awakens Aurora and breaks the curse. Aurora smiles after she realizes that her betrothed and her love are the same person. Thanks to Phillip, this also freed all the royals in the kingdom from their indefinite sleeping curse.

   The couple goes down to the ballroom to meet Aurora's parents and Phillip's father, who are also freed from the sleeping curse by Phillip's true love kiss on Aurora. She reunites and hugs her parents to embrace them, and kisses Hubert on his cheek before sharing a dance with Phillip. While the couple dances, Merryweather and Flora reignite their rivalry once again on their respective colors as the two bickering fairies relentlessly change the color of her dress with their magic. Aurora's ball gown keeps changing colors as she and Phillip continue dancing and share another kiss, with the final words in the book, below the illustration of the couple romantically kissing (and the color of Aurora's ball gown still changing between blue and pink) "and they lived happily ever after".

   Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams Enchantedtales 004 Aurora in Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams.

   Princess Aurora appears in the story, "Keys to the Kingdom". In the story, Prince Phillip, King Hubert, King Stefan, and Queen Leah go off for a Royal Conference for two days. During this time, with the advice and help of Stefan's majordomo, Lord Duke, Princess Aurora is in charge of the Kingdom until they return. Throughout the segment, Aurora attempts to rely on staying calm during hectic situations, but this proves to be a challenge. Later on, Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather leave the castle to return Hubert's forgotten speech. Before she left, Merryweather allowed Aurora to use her magic wand during harsh times and Duke reminded Aurora that they have too much work for the kingdom. Aurora initially thought of this as an easy way to avoid a hassle, ignoring her original vow to stay calm. Soon enough, the magic causes more trouble than before, having her result to her previous plans which prevail. Aurora succeeds and when her parents, Hubert, Phillip, the Good Fairies, and Duke (who was headbutted by a cow that sends him out of the castle) return, they then enjoy a banquet she prepared. It was implied in this story that Aurora's favorite color was pink seeing how she only wore her pink ball gown for this entire story, and she changed the color of her nightgown pink right before she went to bed.

   Mary Costa, the original voice of Aurora, was not fond of this story and felt that it did not work.[4]

   House of Mouse Aurorahom Aurora in House of Mouse.

   Aurora makes numerous cameo appearances in the television series House of Mouse, always in her peasant gown from her years of hiding as Briar Rose.

   In her notable appearance in the episode "House of Genius", Aurora and Phillip were waiting to be welcomed by Donald, but as he was sleeping on the job, she commented: "And they call me Sleeping Beauty!".

   In "Ask Von Drake", during Ludwig Von Drake's song, Aurora sleeps at her table, having Ludwig leave an alarm clock by her side.

   In "Jiminy Cricket", she was advised by Jiminy to use a sewing machine as opposed to a spinning wheel.

   In "Donald and the Aracuan Bird", when Donald attempts to shoot the Aracuan Bird with the dart gun, he ends up inadvertently shooting everyone in the audience except for Aurora, causing everyone, including Prince Phillip, to fall asleep, much to her dismay and annoyance.

   She also appears in Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse and briefly in Mickey's House of Villains, where she, Cinderella, and Belle are harassed by the Fates before the Queen of Hearts beheads the Fates soon after.

   In the series, Aurora is voiced by Jennifer Hale, who is also the current voice actress for Cinderella.

   Sofia the First “Oh, Sofia. I could always count on my animal friends to help me through tough times and so can you.” ―Aurora to Sofia Aurora appears in the Season 1 Christmas Special episode, "Holiday in Enchancia". She is the first Disney Princess to not sing on the show and instead gives Sofia some good advice by simply talking to her. She is seen in her redesigned look along with a winter cape.

   When King Roland goes missing, Sofia and her family go out into the cold blizzard snow to find him, but as a result, they get lost too. When Sofia's amulet starts glowing, she wanders off to a spot where she can be alone and finds Aurora. Aurora tells Sofia she can always count on her animal friends to help her through tough times, before disappearing.

   In "Forever Royal", when Sofia battles Vor inside her amulet, Aurora appears to Sofia in spirit form, along with all the princesses who have been summoned to help Sofia in her times of need, and they encourage her to be brave and strong for they all believe in her.

   Ralph Breaks the Internet “It was lovely to meet you, Vanellope.” ―Aurora's goodbye to Vanellope Ralph Breaks The Internet 65 Aurora with Tiana in Ralph Breaks the Internet.

   In Ralph Breaks the Internet, Aurora is a netizen who lives and works with the other Disney Princesses in Oh My Disney, where they meet their fans. When Vanellope glitches into the princesses' dressing room to hide from the First Order Stormtroopers, Aurora is seen taking a nap on the couch while holding the rose she held when she was under Maleficent's curse. Mistaking Vanellope as a threat, the princesses charge at her with various weapons; Aurora wields the spindle of the cursed spinning wheel, holding it like a dagger or knife. Vanellope explains that she's a princess as well to assure the girls she means them no harm, which prompts Pocahontas to ask what kind of princess she is, as they are unsure if she's being honest with them. Aurora and Tiana (while the former is being pulled away from the cursed spinning wheel by the latter) ask Vanellope if she has been cursed, which she denies.

   After declaring Vanellope an official princess, Aurora and the princesses admire her "gown" and change into more comfortable modern clothes to match made by Cinderella's mice. Aurora wears sleepover attire that consists of a pink headband, a striped long-sleeved pajama top with pink and deep pink stripes and a graphic that reads "Nap Queen" in gold letters with a crown on the letter "N", dark pink pants and pink ballet flats, and is seen lounging on an ottoman while sipping a can of lemon-lime soda. After hearing Vanellope's song about the steering wheel she needs to fix her video game, Sugar Rush, Aurora gives Vanellope an awkward look. When C-3PO enters the room to tell the princesses to get ready for another quiz, Aurora says goodbye to Vanellope. Merida tries to give Vanellope advice in an unintelligible Scottish accent, to which Aurora makes an awkward face.

   In the climax of the film, Aurora and the princesses witness Ralph about to fall to his death, and they work together to save him. Aurora uses the spinning wheel to spin Rapunzel's magic hair into ropes. After Ralph is safe, the princesses introduce themselves as Vanellope's friends and befriend Ralph as well.

   Other appearances A modernized Aurora can be seen walking down a street in Oliver & Company, shortly after Oliver, Dodger, Rita, Francis, Tito, and Einstein finish singing "Streets of Gold", but before they raid the Foxworths' Limousine resulting in Oliver being found and adopted by Jenny, who was riding inside.

   In Once Upon a Studio, Aurora and Phillip watch Belle and Beast begin to sing "When You Wish Upon a Star". They then join all of the characters in a group photo to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Walt Disney Animation Studios.

   Printed media Maleficent's Revenge In this story, Aurora plays more of a heroic role. As the plot follows, Maleficent returns from the deathly Underworld and seeks revenge on Aurora and Phillip in midst of the royal couple's first wedding anniversary. The evil fairy does so by cursing the kingdom, turning everyone, except Aurora herself, into stone. To save her subjects and loved ones, Aurora travels to the Forbidden Mountains and offers her life in exchange for the kingdom. Maleficent agrees, placing Aurora in a sleep-like death, and freeing the citizens of the kingdom, as promised. After his revival, Phillip rushes off to rescue Aurora, battling and eventually defeating Maleficent in the process. With true love's kiss, Aurora's eternal sleeping spell is broken, this time for good, and peace and order are restored.

   Aurora in Kilala Princess. In the manga series Kilala Princess, Aurora is celebrating her 17th birthday when princesses Kilala and Sylphy and Prince Rei enter her world to find a magical gem. Kilala is mistaken for a maid due to her appearance and is forced to work. Aurora finds Kilala on the balcony and comforts her. She has been told that Kilala is in love with Rei, and tells her of her own story with Prince Phillip and what kept her love strong. The witch, Maleficent, emerges to curse Aurora with slumber once more, but Kilala shields the princess from harm, sacrificing herself in the process. Rei kisses Kilala and, through the kiss of true love, breaks the spell and defeats Maleficent permanently. The glass bead Kilala received from a young princess earlier transforms into a rose quartz, depicting the importance of being faithful to her dreams if she wants them to come true.

   Aurora is last seen witnessing Kilala receive her own special gem: an emerald. Mistress of All Evil: A Tale of the Dark Fairy Aurora appears in this book trapped in the Dreamscape right after she pricked her finger on the Spinning Wheel and had fallen to Maleficent's curse and it is there she encounters Lucinda, Ruby, and Martha, who are trapped alongside her. It is revealed that Aurora is really Maleficent's biological daughter, or more accurately, she was formed from the remaining good traits Maleficent had.

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   In a twisted story where Prince Phillip failed to awake Aurora and she remains asleep.

   Prince of Thorns & Nightmares An alternate story where Prince Phillip is the main character who meets and rescues Aurora.

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   Keys: Aphrodite.

   Aphrodite is the Olympian Goddess of love and beauty. She is loved and adored by many and she even has her own theme song.

   Background Personality The goddess of love is very friendly, calm, and benevolent, but she can also get annoyed at times. She initially acts very refined, but after her introduction, she tends to fall into a relaxed "valley girl" personality. Her introductions are accompanied by a musical jingle, which everybody, herself included, regards as annoying. She is established as being romantically involved with Hephaestus, although this is never elaborated on.

   Despite the way she talks, Aphrodite isn't the Goddess of Love for nothing. She knows how love works and how special it is, and guides those who pray to her in matters of love. A perfect example was when she was prayed to by Medusa and she initially tried to push the young gorgon in the right direction though she instead accepted a deal with Hades, to her disappointment. Despite this, she returned to resolve an issue between Medusa, Hades, and Hercules (whom Medusa had accidentally turned to stone because of Hades) and reminded the Lord of the Underworld of the particulars of his deal to Medusa. Aphrodite was proud when Medusa passed up the chance to become human to restore Hercules to flesh and blood and was happy to provide Medusa with a special pair of sunglasses to block her petrifying gaze, content that Medusa had learned that true friends accept you for who you are, not what you pretend to be. Since she is a love goddess, she is forbidden from interfering with marriage.

   Physical appearance Aphrodite takes the form of a slender, attractive woman with a small waist, light magenta skin, and very long, thick, blonde hair reaching down to her legs. She has purple eyelids, dark magenta lips, blue eyes, and long eyelashes standing out from the corners of her eyes. Her clothing consists of a dark magenta, single-strapped dress which consists of a heart-shaped brooch on the strap, and a skirt reaching down to her feet with a slit cut at the front just after reaching her thighs. She also wears a pair of golden high heels that match her hair color as well as two ankle bracelets in the same color. Since she is a goddess, she gives off a pink and gold luminescence.

   And above all, Aphrodite is the prettiest, loveliest, fairest and most beautiful goddess in all creation.

   Powers and abilities Aphrodite possesses the natural powers and abilities of an Olympian goddess such as: immortality, omnipresence, superhuman strength, metamorphosis, and teleportation.

   Amokinesis: As the Goddess of Love and Beauty, she has control over love and beauty and is responsible for creating love between mortals. Floral manipulation: In the animated TV series, whenever she walks, she leaves behind a trail of flowers, this could suggest she may have slight naturalkinetic power. Teleportation: Aphrodite has the ability to appear into thin air, after being summoned. Lutumkinesis: She can manipulate magically clay objects and shape their physical forms. Transmutation: The ability to turn one form of matter into another. She used this power to bring Galatea to life. Petrification Immunity - As a goddess, Aphrodite has a natural immunity to gorgon's petrification gaze. Appearances Hercules In the film, she has a very minor role in which she only appears in minor cameos.

   At the beginning of the film, she is present for the party celebrating the arrival of Zeus and Hera's newborn child Hercules. However, shortly afterward, Pain and Panic kidnap the child and turn him, mortal. She, along with the rest of the gods are sent by Zeus to search for the missing child, only to come up unsuccessful.

   Eighteen years later, she is seen imprisoned with the other Gods after they lost against Hades and the Titans. Luckily she and the other Gods are freed by Hercules. At the end of the film, after Hercules decides to be a mortal on Earth, Phil attempts to flirt with her, she then passionately kisses him before Hercules pulls him away.

   Hercules: The Series HATS Aphrodite Aphrodite in Hercules: The Animated Series

   In the animated series, she makes numerous appearances and acts as the force behind the plot in quite a few episodes.

   In "Hercules and the Big Kiss", Cassandra foresees herself kissing Icarus so she decides to sell her soul to Hades in order to prevent this. After Hercules hears of this he asks for Aphrodite's help, who proceeds to give him Cupid's bow and arrows to make Cassandra fall in love with Icarus, thus breaking Hades' deal.

   In "Hercules and the Gorgon", Aphrodite is called on to help Medusa make new friends, but Hades horns in, intending to recruit the young gorgon into his service. Both give Medusa an offer: Aphrodite offers Medusa a special pair of sunglasses that will enable her to interact with other people without turning them into stone while Hades offers to turn Medusa human during the day so long as she works for him as a monster at night. Medusa is less than impressed with Aphrodite's offer though Aphrodite tries to convince Medusa not to accept Hades' deal, the Lord of the Underworld sweetens it with a twist that if someone can accept Medusa for who she truly is he will turn her human permanently and release her from his service, which convinces Medusa to accept his deal, to Aphrodite's disappointment.

   Later, after Medusa accidentally turned Hercules into stone (thanks to Hades' meddling) they see that instead of coming to slay Medusa, Hercules had been coming to apologize and give her flowers. Aphrodite appears and points this out to Hades that Hercules had accepted Medusa for who she truly is and of Hades' promise. Hades prepares to turn Medusa human permanently but Medusa takes Hercules' shield so that the magic is reflected onto him, restoring him to flesh and blood, much to Hades' chagrin. Covering his eyes, Hercules asks Medusa out on a date and Medusa nervously asks Aphrodite if her offer is still open, to which the Goddess of Love proudly obliges and watches Medusa and Herc leave on their date with a smile... until Hades begins to flirt with Aphrodite and suggest they go on a date too. In response, Aphrodite calls upon her fiancé, Hephaestus, to deal with the Lord of the Dead.

   In "Hercules and the Dream Date", Hercules wants a date to the Aphrodesia Dance so he asks Aphrodite to bring his clay sculpture to life. She perfects the sculpture by embodying her physical and personality attributes.

   House of Mouse Although Aphrodite doesn't actually appear in this show, in the episode "Suddenly Hades", Pete disguises himself as her to seduce Hades after breaking a thermostat during a heatwave prompting everyone to leave, except for Hades himself since he loves the heat, but is eventually exposed by Mickey and the gang sees after Hades sees through the unconvincing disguise and calls "her"/him a "big, plump, hairy pita."

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   Keys: Elsa. · Secondary: Mansion guest.

   Elsa, also known as The Snow Queen,[2][3][4] is one of the protagonists of the Frozen franchise. Born with the power of ice and snow, Elsa is the firstborn daughter of King Agnarr and Queen Iduna, the older sister of Queen Anna, and the former queen of Arendelle. Throughout most of her young life, Elsa feared that her powers were monstrous. Therefore, she isolated herself from the world as a means of protecting her family and kingdom. Elsa's anxieties would eventually trigger a curse that plunged Arendelle into an eternal winter during the middle of summer. Through Anna's love, however, Elsa was able to control her powers and live peacefully amongst her people with a newfound self-confidence.

   Three years into her reign,[5] Elsa is called forth to Ahtohallan to assume her rightful place as the Fifth Spirit of the Enchanted Forest, whose purpose is to bridge the magic of nature and people. She thereby abdicates the throne, allowing Anna to rise as the new queen of Arendelle.

   Elsa is loosely based on the titular character of "The Snow Queen", a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen. Though pivotal to its events, the character had little presence in the original story. The Disney adaptation expanded the Snow Queen to serve as a villain initially, but the advent of "Let It Go" inspired the filmmakers to rewrite the character as a tragic heroine.

   Personality As the queen regnant of the kingdom of Arendelle, Elsa appears calm, reserved, regal and - unlike her sister - graceful and poised. Beneath this cool and collected appearance, however, Elsa is quite turbulent; in truth, the Snow Queen was, for a majority of her young life, troubled by her abilities, a feeling which stems from a traumatic incident as a child. When she was younger, she had cared strongly for Anna and, despite being the more mature and cautious of the two sisters, Elsa was still quite playful and used her magic to have fun and goof off.

   However, after witnessing her magic cause her sister harm, Elsa lived in fear and trauma for a great amount of her life as she became too terrified to let her powers overdevelop. She consequently chose isolation from everyone she cared for, including Anna, out of the presumption that her isolation would protect them from her power. This would eventually result in years of loneliness, misery, and grief. Regret would gradually take its toll on her when tragedies struck throughout her life, from the accident with her sister to the death of her parents, leaving them both to mourn and grieve alone.

   Elsa's damaging experience through the crucial stages from childhood to adulthood caused her personality to shift. She became reclusive, insecure, emotionally unstable, anxious, and depressed. For Elsa, her powers and nature grew more restrained as the years passed, slowly molding her into the cold-hearted queen others saw her to be. However, when given a chance to rest and relent, Elsa's true, warm, kind, fun-loving, and innocently mischievous personality came about - but only briefly and with restriction, as seen on the night of her coronation.

   Elsa also has a generous disposition that contributes to her compassion towards her people. Throughout the film's entirety, the Snow Queen's actions are driven by the desire to protect her kingdom, and more intimately, Anna. Unfortunately, that comes with a price, as Elsa's upbringing would lead her to believe that, for the safety of her loved ones and for the sake of remaining true to who she is as a gifted person, she is a living disaster that must be removed from society. Even with Anna's persistence to help end the curse, Elsa's method of solving the problem - enforced isolation - would remain prevalent. Her determination to solve her problems through singularity is Elsa's greatest flaw, driven by her anxiety and traumatic childhood experiences.

   Though a benevolent and giving person, Elsa suffers from emotional instability due to years of keeping her emotions bottled up. When her strong emotions are triggered, Elsa often loses control over her emotions which can create dangerous situations for herself and others around her. An example of this is when Anna informed her that she had unknowingly plunged Arendelle into an "eternal winter", she began panicking as she realized she had brought harm upon her kingdom, which made her lose control of both her emotions and powers, resulting in ice bursting from her chest and striking Anna in the heart. But perhaps the prime example of this was when the Duke of Weselton's guards attempted to assassinate her and Elsa realizes she has no choice but to fight back, and, unable to control her fury, goes from self-defense to fighting back more aggressively, nearly pushing a man off the edge of her ice palace and pinning another to the wall with icicles, ready to kill him before Hans intervened and talked her down from committing cold-blooded murder to protect herself.

   During "Let It Go", however, Elsa reveals a liberated side to her personality. Without stress, responsibilities, or the fear of hurting others, the queen is strong and unafraid, yet with an air of elegance still surrounding her. Based on this fact, she has confidence in her abilities and accepts them as a part of her, no longer worried or daunted by her restraints. In the segment, which was entirely about letting go of her fear of using her powers and embracing herself, Elsa decides to abandon what she was made to be so that she can be free to be herself. While expressing this, Elsa proves that she is notably creative and strong in geometry (her ice palace is made entirely out of geometric figures) and a daring young woman willing to reject her own fate as Arendelle's queen for the choice of her own personal freedom as well as to protect the people in Arendelle from her powers.

   Following her return to power as Arendelle's reigning monarch, Elsa's original personality, long dormant since her childhood, makes a return. With a warm, welcoming aura, Elsa rules her kingdom with a genuine smile and spends most of her spare time using her abilities for the pleasure of herself, her sister, and the entire kingdom. As seen in Frozen Fever, this aspect of Elsa's personality has not only remained, but strengthened, as the short heavily showcased Elsa's lighter side as fun-loving, and extremely devoted to her sister, yet retained her sense of elegance, vibrancy, and compassion. In spite of this, Elsa continues to feel guilt for the past, which manifests itself into a personal mission to ensure that Anna is content at all times, even if it puts Elsa's personal health at risk; in Frozen Fever, she goes to great lengths to give Anna a memorable birthday and is dedicated to ensuring that even the slightest detail is perfect, despite having a cold that continually grows worse. During their first holiday season as a united family, Elsa comes to realize that she and Anna have no family traditions to share with one another, for which she openly blames herself. However, she later realizes that her and Anna's childhood memories of creating Olaf are her family's traditions as Anna keeps giving Elsa Christmas gifts based on Olaf which reminds her and Anna of their happy childhood and how much they still love each other.

   In the sequel, Elsa seeks the truth about the source of her powers as well as who she really is. She begins to question her place in Arendelle as Ahtohallan calls for her every night until she answers it during "Into the Unknown". Upon entering the Enchanted Forest, Elsa becomes more confident with her abilities and heroic, protecting her family and the Northuldra from the Wind and Fire Spirits. She has since become more heroic, promising the Northuldra that she will do what she can to break the curse and free the forest. This drives her to seek the truth of the past by journeying to Ahtohallan despite the dangers it presented, as well as great strength and determination in fighting and taming the Nokk. After witnessing their parents' deaths through a memory stored in ice, Elsa blames herself and refuses to let Anna follow her into the Dark Sea. She finally finds Ahtohallan and recognizes herself as the Fifth Spirit, recognizing that her powers were indeed a gift and not a curse, no longer feeling restricted in using her powers. Having found her place among the spirits, she passes the position of Queen of Arendelle onto Anna and stays behind to live with the Northuldra as the forest's protector, finally at peace with herself and with both the freedom she's always wanted and her bond with her sister stronger than ever.

   Physical appearance At 21 years of age in the original film[11] and 24 in the sequel,[5] Elsa is a beautiful young woman, has a tall and slender build, blue eyes, rosy cheeks, thin pink lips, a small nose, long, platinum-blonde hair, and pale skin with a light dusting of freckles (a trait she shares with her sister Anna, though less prominent). During her coronation, she bore a striking resemblance to her mother, only with platinum-blonde hair, unlike her mother who is a brunette.

   Before her coronation, Elsa's casual outfits consisted of a dress with a long-sleeved vest over a blouse and bodice favoring a blue-black color scheme. Ever since the accident with Anna at the age of eight, Elsa has worn white gloves to contain her powers. As she grows older, she starts wearing darker clothes with purple colors thrown in.

   For the coronation, Elsa wears a teal dress with a sweetheart bodice with bronze trim and dark teal, maroon and purple rosemaling on the skirt and bodice, a black, long-sleeved turtleneck blouse with red and teal crystal-shaped prints on it, a long, magenta cape, a small, gold tiara, dark brown flats with gold outlines, and teal tights (which disappear after her transformation) underneath, and her hair woven in a French braided crown twist bun held together with a blue ribbon. She wears long, light turquoise gloves with teal prints that go with her outfit. Her eyelids have a dusting of purple eye shadow, and she wears magenta lipstick.

   Following the song "Let It Go", Elsa begins to wear her hair in a loose French braid that's swept over her left shoulder, tied with a hairband with a crystal-like snowflake on it. It is woven with snowflake incrustations, and wisps of her bangs slicked back on top of her head with a smaller piece resting down on her forehead. Her hair appears to be thick, although this may be so because she has much more hair (roughly 400,000 strands) than the average human (100,000 strands). She wears a crystal-blue off-the-shoulder dress made out of ice with a right knee-high slit, a crystallized bodice, and translucent powder blue sleeves. She also wears ice-made kitten heels and a long transparent floor-sweeping cape of sheer ice decorated with large snowflakes attached to the back of her bodice. Elsa still wears the same makeup as at the coronation, however, due to the change in lighting, the magenta lipstick becomes a dark pink, and her lavender eye shadow becomes a shiny purplish-pink.

   In Frozen Fever, Elsa wears her hair in her signature French braid (tied with a hairband with a pink flower on it in place of a snowflake) woven with small pink flowers and a larger pink flower on the right side of her head. She wears an emerald green off-the-shoulder dress made out of ice with a right knee-high slit, just like her Snow Queen dress. Unlike her ice dress, her Frozen Fever dress has a sweetheart bodice covered in teal ice crystals that are patterned to resemble leaves and light green translucent short sleeves. Her sleeves and top of her bodice are decorated with pink flowers. She wears dark emerald green ice kitten heels and, attached to the back of her bodice, a long transparent floor-sweeping dark emerald green cape of sheer ice decorated with flower and leaf designs with pink flowers stuck on. Her eye shadow is now light pink, and she wears dark pink lipstick.

   In Olaf's Frozen Adventure, Elsa wears a midnight blue off-the-shoulder sleeved gown - displaying a return to her use of dark colors - that incorporates her signature Snow Queen style. The dress has a velvet texture, though it has a large fur collar with small stones inside and a small V-shaped cut at the center that exposes a purple undershirt. Fitting her regal status, Elsa's outfit features a transparent blue cape, but this one is slightly less transparent than the previous capes. She wears dark blue ice kitten heels, similar to her first Snow Queen outfit. On the chest, cape, and rims of the outfit are diamond-shaped crystals scattered across, with some forming the lower half of her Snowflake emblem on the neckline and a larger pattern on the back of the cape. She wears a small winter berry wreath pin in her hair.

   In the sequel, Elsa maintains her hairstyle in her Snow Queen state and wears a magenta-nightgown. She also wears a scarf which was worn by her mother Queen Iduna. During their travel to the Enchanted Forest, she wears a light blue jacket with a pale blue dress adorned with a sky-blue belt as the long sleeves are showing her shoulders, matching pale blue leggings and boots and is set off by a flowing cape split in two in the back. She wears ice blue boots with shimmering snowflake patterns from top to toe. Her dress, which has an illusion neckline is pale blue, has the skirt stopping at the shin. When she travels alone to the sea and tames the Nokk, Elsa removes her jacket, belt, boots and the clip from her French braid to make it loose as she tied her hair into a loose ponytail.

   When she takes the mantle of the fifth element, Elsa's hair is now loose, and she wears a combination between her second outfit and her dress from her Snow Queen state; she wears a white off-the-shoulder dress that fades to lavender with a right knee-high slit, light blue leggings and white long sleeves which have the symbol of the four elements at the shoulder. Along her chest down to her waist are diamond-shaped ice crystals resembling the elements of fire, water, wind, and earth. Her translucent cape fades to lavender at the bottom and is split in two, like fairy wings, draping over her as if to showcase her status as the fifth spirit. The glittery sequins on her sleeves and pantyhose signify that she is the Snow Queen and the forest's protector, and she wears white open-toe ballet flats.

   Powers and abilities “Listen to me, Elsa. Your power will only grow. There is beauty in it... But also great danger! You must learn to control it. Fear will be your enemy.” ―Pabbie Elsa-magic Elsa's snow magic.

   Elsa possesses the magical ability to conjure and manipulate ice and snow. Elsa can manifest and shape various structures made of ice and snow or cold phenomena with the abilities she was born with, from snow flurries to blizzards. Most of her powers are unleashed via her hands and controlled by her emotions. If she is happy and at peace, she can control them better, but if she is angry, afraid, or stressed, she will lose control and cause great harm to those around her. Near the end of Frozen, she has complete control over her powers.

   Elsa was able to turn the entire castle's ballroom into a winter wonderland. She is capable of creating enchanted snowmen (both large and small), ice structures such as her ice palace, deadly blizzards, and more. She can move ice structures at will. It also appears that her control extends to almost all forms of winter weather, as she was able to create a snow cloud for Olaf and manipulate wind streams to some degree. Interestingly, it would seem that nearly her entire body is capable of conjuring ice and snow, as seen when she flees across the fjord - the water immediately starts to freeze the moment her foot touches it. Elsa in the process of creating her ice palace. Her powers are most prominently featured during "Let It Go" in which Elsa frees herself from the fear of using her powers and the stress she held and embraces such powers to the fullest of her ability for the first time. In the sequence, she created her ice palace, a stairway for entrance, Olaf, as well as her flowing ice gown. She even points out that her powers provide her immunity from the effects of cold weather.

   Despite initially not having any formal training, she is capable of using her magical abilities for battle. When the Duke's thugs attacked her, she was able to hold them both off on her own and eventually manage to gain the upper hand.

   It is also interesting that when Elsa is truly frightened or feels threatened, her powers will act on their own accord in order to protect her. When confronted by the Duke of Weselton on the night that her powers were revealed, Elsa made an attempt to avoid conflict, but her powers were unleashed upon the Duke and his men as the feeling of being threatened grew, nearly killing him. When she was attacked by the Duke's men, a bolt was shot at her from a crossbow. Almost instantly, a wall of ice formed as a shield to intercept the bolt before it would otherwise lodge itself in Elsa's head, mortally wounding her. In Frozen II, this is revealed to be due to her magic coming from the natural elements, her powers being the manifestation of the elemental spirits themselves responding to Elsa's emotions. It also appears that her powers depend on which emotion she feels; if she is in sorrow, all the snow particles in the air stand still as if in a state of suspended animation, while anger creates a similar effect to fear but with an offensive direction instead of chaotic versatility.

   Elsa's memory is also a factor: her powers are influenced by the memory of the surrounding environment, and whatever memory is present will influence what results. At Ahtohallan, for example, Elsa created accurate sculptures of the people closest to her throughout her life, all acting out significant events and experiences. This was why she was able to create Olaf, Marshmallow, and the Snowgies. As she was experiencing strong emotions and memories with an emotional tone, her ice magic split off into these external shells created by Elsa, each influenced by a memory of Elsa and represents a certain aspect of Elsa's personality. Even when Olaf succumbed to withering away when robbed of Elsa's magic, Elsa was able to bring back Olaf with his memories intact using memories of the snow he was made from. She can also create detailed sculptures representing events that happened in the past, which allowed her to unlock the truth of the Enchanted Forest.

   The only way thought to conceal her powers is initially by wearing gloves on her hands, which appeared to negate her icy touch on other objects. However, this is nothing but a psychological mindset that helps to keep her anxiety and any icy outbursts under control all her life. Because it is her father, one of the few people she trusted, that claims that wearing them will stop her abilities, Elsa believes it to be true, so by wearing gloves, she thinks truly stop her powers, as a result of said belief, they do. This is supported by the fact she is able to freeze through the hand shackles in Arendelle's prison cell in her desperation to get away, proving that covering her hands does not actually stop her power but rather the sheer force of will and belief.

   It is shown that if she casts her magic on a living being directly, the victim will not only freeze to death but slowly transform into an ice statue, and the process only hastens if they are in cold conditions. While the curse can be removed if the magic affects the mind, the heart is the most vulnerable, and if this is the case, the victim can only be cured by an "act of true love". While Elsa had thought she cannot undo the frosty effects she creates, it is revealed that she is capable of removing such curses through her love for others, as it is the warmest emotion of all. When the person gets affected by her magic, the said person will also undergo physical changes; first, some of their hair will turn white as snow before it spreads completely; second, the person will start to feel cold, and as it progresses, the person will get colder and soon become weak to walk nevertheless move; and finally, the person will notice ice emerging from their hands, then the person will become enraptured in ice. When the curse is removed, the person's physical attributes will revert to what they were before the curse, as happened with Anna's hair, which returned to its original color (without any white locks), when she accomplished her act of true love towards Elsa, sacrificing her own life for the latter.

   The sequel reveals that this curse does not exclude even Elsa: after the horrifying revelation of her grandfather's crime against both Arendelle and the Northuldra, Elsa's inconsolable state of sadness and heartbreak left her vulnerable, allowing Ahtohallan's magic to supersede her own powers and cause her to undergo the same transformation into pure ice as Anna did before under the frozen heart curse. Unlike Anna, who turned to solid ice instantaneously, Elsa's transformation was slower and more painful, allowing her time to release one last spell to show Anna the truth before it was lost and she turned into solid ice completely, entombed in Ahtohallan's depths for possibly forever as her grave. In this state, her powers are depleted, and all those connected to it are drained of their magic, as Olaf's life faded due to her magic leaving him, reducing him to just a pile of snow. Only when Anna tricks the Earth Giants into breaking the dam trying to attack her and breaks the curse does Ahtohallan restore Elsa from her solid ice state back to flesh and blood so she can then save Arendelle from the resulting flood waters with aid from the Nokk, and later revive Olaf as well, having remembered what he said about water having memory during their journey.

   One interesting thing to note is that when the animators created her character and came up with ways for her to use her abilities, they came up with a Signature Snowflake for her. This snowflake can be seen multiple times throughout the film in almost everything she creates. Such instances are when she slams her foot into the ground to create the floor of her ice palace in "Let It Go", the pattern on the doors that led to the balcony of her ice palace, and it is the snowflake shown within the "O" in the in-movie logo. When she establishes a connection with the four elemental spirits, their symbols become associated with her, and they appear from her magic and the crystals on her dress.

   In Frozen Fever, she can use her powers to create precise effects other than manifesting ice and snow, as she made several color changes to her and Anna's dresses, using flowers in the room and integrating them into their gowns using crystalline ice. She was also shown to create ice sculptures out of thin air and reshape them in any way she wanted. She can also create many miniature snowmen whenever she sneezes throughout the short film while she was suffering from the flu as Anna saw her condition and can make a giant snowball when she blows the horn to celebrate Anna's 19th birthday.

   In Frozen II, as the fifth elemental spirit, Elsa's powers have grown immensely. Even at the beginning of the film, small releases from her hands were able to form thick frost around whatever it touched. Combined with honed concentration, Elsa can conjure her magic in impressive and stronger forms, from controlling all the ice particles to create lifelike ice sculptures of people from memory to trying to cross the dark sea by freezing the deadly waves from the sea. Whereas Frozen showed she could manipulate the flow of snowflakes, her control over heavier forms of ice has been demonstrated, as shown during "Show Yourself" when Elsa lifted the ice pillars through the air with the whisk of her hands as if they weighed nothing. When the fire spirit attacked, Elsa was able to extinguish an entire forest floor covered in fire, however, this temporarily exhausted her due to her using it constantly to burn out other fiery areas, which suggests that if Elsa uses a great deal of her power too much, it could tire her out. Elsa also seems to have limited control over water, perhaps in reference to the element of ice being frozen water. In particular, Elsa willed the seawater in the floorboards of her parents' sunken ship to rise and coalesce into the desired image, which the water did, floating and evaporating from the ground before condensing into the statue depicting her parents' tragic fate.

   Due to her status as an elemental, Elsa has a magical connection with the four elements and an ability to sense when they are nearby. Consciously and unconsciously, she was able to quiet both the wind spirit and the fire spirit with ice during their stay at the Enchanted Forest, attract the Earth Giants' attention, and tame the water spirit through magic-conjured reins. As the fifth spirit and being able to tame the other four, Elsa is the most powerful magical being, second only to Ahtohallan.

   Magical powers aside, though coupled with them, Elsa also appears to be considerably fast and agile. During "Show Yourself", she performed incredible parkour attributes, e.g., sliding on ice with great balance and leaping from one ice-made structure to another. Before confronting the Nokk, she outmaneuvers the massive water waves of the Dark Sea, though not without effort. Additionally, she showed above-average physical strength as when wrestling with the Nokk and binding him in magically created reins.

   Elsa proves that she is notably creative and strong in geometry. This is shown when she uses her knowledge of geometry to create her ice palace and describes her snow designs as 'fractals', an advanced geometry concept for the period. The sequel showed that she has a keen eye for detail and engineering, creating many items with her powers. When asked to create a sextant for a young girl Elsa expressed an unsureness, hinting that she has to be aware of the general structure of the item she tries to create but was able to create one perfectly, just as easily as her other gifts.

   Elsa demonstrated herself to be an incredibly fast learner; despite facing two armed thugs and having no formal training, Elsa was able to defeat and nearly kill both men with her magic. And despite not using her magic for a long time, Elsa gathered enough confidence after producing a few blasts of snow to build an ice staircase and an entire ice palace. Elsa also was able to magically weave herself a new dress and cape.

   Even though she has magical powers, Elsa is physically formidable as well, having had enough endurance to run well into the night from Arendelle all the way to the North Mountain.

   Elsa also possesses a degree of artistic skill, as she was able to base an entire palace design on a snowflake. In fact, Elsa repeatedly showed herself using the same snowflake design; it appeared on the palace floor and doors, the ice chandelier, her clothes and hair accessories, and even on Anna's frozen form. In another showcase of her artistic skill, Elsa froze the water in the courtyard fountains into an intricate design and used ice to decorate the whole castle. When Elsa was frozen solid by Ahtohallan's curse after traveling too deep into its depths to find the truth to pacify the angry spirits, her frozen body sported the same snowflake design from all her previous creations on it alongside the star of the Elemental Spirits to signify both her Snow Queen and Fifth Spirit status, at least until she was restored to flesh and blood by Anna breaking the curse by destroying the dam.

   In various works of media its shown that despite being the "Fifth Spirit", Elsa is still shown to be affected by other magical creatures. Aside from when she was frozen by Ahtohallan (the source of all magic). In "Polar Nights", her powers were weakened from a spell cast by a Draugar. In "A Midsummer's Song and Dance" from "All Is Found: A Frozen Anthology" she is placed under the same dancing spell as everyone else by a Fossegrim.

   Appearances Frozen Young Elsa working her magic A young Elsa working her magic in front of young Anna.

   Princess Elsa was born with power over ice and snow. As a child, she often used her abilities to play with her younger sister and best friend, Anna. One night, eight-year-old Elsa[12] is awakened by five-year-old Anna, who wants to play. Elsa refuses until Anna asks her sister if she wants to build a snowman. Elsa agrees, and the two head into the castle's ballroom and create a winter field of snow. At one point, Elsa accidentally strikes her sister in the head, giving her a platinum blonde streak of hair and knocking her out cold. Their parents, King Agnarr and Queen Iduna, sought aid from legendary trolls residing in the Valley of the Living Rock. Their leader, a shaman named Pabbie, is able to stabilize Anna's condition by cleansing her of all magic (including memories). Pabbie warns Elsa of the danger her power poses and that she must learn to control them because fear will be her enemy. Traumatized by the event, Elsa spends her life distanced from other people, including Anna, to avoid harming them. With no memories of Elsa's magic, Anna takes Elsa's distance personally, creating a rift between the two. Throughout her childhood, Elsa is taught to control her abilities by suppressing her emotions. To help even further, Agnarr gives Elsa a pair of gloves, which were temporarily able to suppress her powers (teaching her to "conceal it, don't feel it, don't let it show"). As she gets older, Elsa becomes more scared as her felt powers becoming stronger as she nervously tells her parents not to touch her, as she doesn't want to hurt them.

   Elsacoronation A nervous Elsa during her coronation. During Anna and Elsa's teenage years, Agnarr and Iduna die at sea. Elsa does not attend the funeral, as her distraught state of mind causes her to lose control of her powers. Three years later, Elsa has come of age[11] and is now ready to be crowned the new queen regnant. To celebrate the momentous occasion, Arendelle invites royalty from far and wide to join in the festivities, such as the dashing Prince Hans and the pompous Duke of Weselton, among others. Though she accepts her responsibility to the throne, Elsa fears that her still-unstable powers will cause harm to her subjects and guests. She copes by keeping her gloves at hand and reminding herself that the gates will only be open for the day. At the coronation ball, Elsa and Anna share their first (albeit stilted) conversation after quite some time, with Elsa leading the way. Their interaction proves that the connection between them is still there, but the reality of their situation starts to overwhelm Elsa, who distances herself once again while a crestfallen Anna excuses herself in response.

   Elsa's powers revealed Elsa's powers are accidentally revealed at the ball after Anna pushes her too far. Later that night, Anna returns with Prince Hans by her side. The two announce their engagement and ask for Elsa's blessing. Cautious of Hans, Elsa outright denies their wishes, saying that Anna can't marry a man she just met, indirectly saying that she knows nothing about true love. This remark causes Anna to hiss back in response by saying that shutting people out is the only thing Elsa is good at, which hurts Elsa. The two begin to argue over the situation, upsetting Elsa to the point of ending the party and ordering the gates to be closed. A furious Anna confronts her sister, which only increases Elsa's anxiety. Overwhelmed with frustration, Elsa accidentally unleashes her powers upon Anna and the guests, who look upon their queen with fear (the Duke of Weselton even declares Elsa a monster). Horrified by her actions, Elsa sentences herself to exile and retreats into the fjord to protect the kingdom from herself. As she does, Elsa unknowingly plunges Arendelle into an eternal winter. Feeling responsible for the catastrophe, Anna sets out to find her sister, leaving Hans in charge during her absence.

   Frozen - Elsa's Iconic Let it Go Pose Elsa embracing herself as the Snow Queen within her ice palace.

   Later that night, Elsa arrives at the North Mountain, where she comes to the conclusion that isolation is the only way to protect both herself and her people. Feeling less restrained as a result, Elsa experiments with her powers by building a snowman (whom she unknowingly imbues with life). She then claims the North Mountain as her new home, establishes herself as the Snow Queen,[3] and creates a towering ice palace in which she plans to spend the rest of her days in solitude. Meanwhile, Anna has since partnered up with a mountain man named Kristoff, who agrees to act as the former's escort to the North Mountain. Along the way, they encounter the snowman that Elsa had created, who offers to guide them through the rest of their journey to Elsa's palace. Unfortunately, Anna's prolonged absence causes concern back in Arendelle. Hans comes to worry that Anna is being held prisoner by Elsa, and rallies together a group of volunteers to help him rescue her. The Duke of Weselton volunteers his own bodyguards to join the prince, with orders to kill Elsa in hopes that her death will end the winter.

   Elsa losing control of her powers and freezing Anna's heart. At the palace, Elsa is initially elated to see Anna again but remains firm on her decision to stay at the North Mountain. She encourages Anna to return to Arendelle where she'll be safe, but Anna reveals that Arendelle has been cursed with eternal winter. The news comes as a shock to Elsa, who becomes overwhelmed with guilt over what she's done. Despite Anna's attempt to calm her sister, Elsa falls into a fit of panic and accidentally unleashes her powers once again. This time, however, they inadvertently strike Anna in the heart, which Pabbie has said previously would be fatal. With Elsa's powers becoming increasingly unstable due to stress, the Snow Queen demands that Anna leave the palace for her own safety. When Anna refuses, Elsa creates a gruesome snow monster to forcibly remove Anna and her friends and ensure that they never return. Following Anna's departure, Elsa fearfully paces back and forth within the confines of her palace as she desperately tries to seize control over the curse. All of her attempts are futile, and her bleak state of mind is reflected in the palace's now-distorted interior.

   A provoked Elsa in battle with the soldiers. Meanwhile, the effects of Elsa's curse start to take their toll on Anna. She and Kristoff seek assistance from Grand Pabbie, who explains that Anna will turn into solid ice forever and can only be saved by performing an "act of true love". Believing this to be "true love's kiss", Anna and Kristoff begin their journey back to Arendelle to receive a kiss from Hans. That morning, Hans and his guardsmen arrive at the North Mountain, where they are confronted by Marshmallow. Upon hearing the commotion, Elsa flees inside to avoid combat, with the Duke's goons in hot pursuit. They manage to corner the Snow Queen and attempt to carry out their orders, which forces Elsa to retaliate in defense. Eventually, the goons are overwhelmed by Elsa's power, but Hans calls out to the queen before she can murder the two. Upon realizing the monster she's becoming, Elsa pulls herself back. One of the goons seizes the opportunity to aim his crossbow at the Snow Queen in hopes of killing her, but Hans intervenes and alters the bolt's path, causing it to cut through Elsa's chandelier instead. The chandelier plummets toward the ground and the impact of the collision knocks Elsa unconscious as she dives out of the way to escape. She is subsequently apprehended by Hans and his army, and taken back to Arendelle.

   Elsahansdungeon Elsa's meeting with Hans in the dungeon.

   Sometime later, a shackled Elsa awakens within the castle dungeon, where she is able to witness Arendelle's eternal winter firsthand from the cell's only window. She then receives a visit from Hans, who claims to be protecting her. Hans pleads for Elsa to end the curse, but she lacks the power to do so and instead demands that she be released for Arendelle's safety. Hans claims that he will "do what he can" and leaves the cell. Afterward, Anna finally returns to Arendelle and warns Hans about the curse placed upon her by Elsa. Wanting to usurp the throne as king, Hans refuses to save Anna so that he can charge Elsa with treason and sentence her to death. Before Hans and the guards can carry out the execution, Elsa uses her powers to destroy her chains and her cell, thus allowing her to escape. However, due to the instability of her powers, this also triggers a blizzard that threatens to destroy Arendelle. Furious, Hans gathers his sword and sets out to kill the Snow Queen himself.

   Anna's fate Queen Elsa mourning the loss of her sister.

   On the fjord, Elsa is confronted by Hans, though she pleads for the prince to take care of Anna in her absence. In response, Hans claims that Anna died of a frozen heart despite his "efforts" to save her and blames Elsa for her "death". Horrified, Elsa breaks down in sorrow, which effectively ends the blizzard. With Elsa distracted, Hans slowly approaches the Snow Queen from behind and draws his sword, ready to decapitate her. His plans are foiled by Anna, who sacrifices herself to save Elsa just as the frozen heart curse consumes her body and kills her while shattering Hans' sword blade on contact. Upon realizing Anna's fate, Elsa breaks down in tears as Arendelle's citizens examine that Elsa is not a monster after all. Fortunately, Anna's body begins to thaw shortly after that, much to Elsa's surprise and relief.

   Kristoff Elsa unfreezing Arendelle after realizing that "love will thaw."

   Olaf deduces that the "act of true love" was Anna's sacrifice for Elsa, which helps the latter realize that the curse can be lifted with the power of love. With this revelation, Elsa thaws Arendelle, bringing summer back to the kingdom. With peace restored, Elsa rekindles her bond with Anna and is praised by her people for freeing them from the curse. After returning to her rightful position as queen of Arendelle, Elsa cuts off trade with Weselton, deports Hans (whom she also orders imprisoned), the Duke, and his men for their attempted assassinations, and names Kristoff the "official Arendelle ice master and deliverer". Additionally, she is shown to have become a generous, loving ruler towards her people; allowing the castle gates to remain open, while also creating an ice skating rink during a celebration for the kingdom's enjoyment. All the while, Anna expresses her happiness over the newfound way of life, much to Elsa's satisfaction, and the two sisters finally embrace their restored relationship.

   Frozen Fever “Come on, Elsa, this is for Anna. You can do this.” ―Elsa planning Anna's birthday party Frozen-fever-disneyscreencaps.com-245. Elsa in Frozen Fever.

   Frozen Fever centers on the celebration surrounding Anna's 19th birthday. As a means to compensate for the years spent in forced isolation, resulting in lackluster and lonely birthdays, Elsa puts every ounce of her power into organizing a meaningful day to be spent between herself and Anna. After gathering several gifts based on Anna's personal interests, Elsa spreads them across the castle and kingdom and lastly puts her efforts into preparing the castle's courtyard, where the special cake is to be served. Assisting the Snow Queen are Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven, and although things seem to be going well, Elsa's perfectionist nature keeps her anxious. She is nevertheless assured by Kristoff that all will be well on his watch, and with that, Elsa departs to awaken Anna and officially start the day.

   Following a trail of string throughout the castle and the village, Elsa and Anna begin their day of sisterly bonding while presenting the latter with her gifts, but throughout, Elsa constantly sneezes and sniffles as it becomes clear that a cold has consumed the queen. Whenever she sneezes, miniature snow-babies known as Snowgies are born, and they immediately rush to the castle courtyard and cause a mess as Kristoff, Olaf and Sven struggle to suppress them.

   Meanwhile, Elsa's fever worsens to the point where she becomes delirious, thus affecting her actions. The hectic day leads to the city's clock tower, and a delirious Elsa nearly falls off the ledge, only to be saved by Anna. Finally, coming down from her high, a comforting Anna manages to have Elsa admit the presence of her fever, and the sisters return to the castle. Guilty over the trouble she's caused, Elsa apologizes to her sister for ruining another birthday, though the latter assures her that nothing was ruined and that Elsa just needs to rest in bed.

   Anna takes her sister back into the castle gates, only to find Kristoff, Sven, Olaf, and the Snowgies having managed to successfully keep the party intact. A celebration follows, and Elsa, still delirious, insists on blowing the celebratory horn, which shoots out a massive snowball as a result of a sneeze, and flies all the way to the Southern Isles where it smacks into the conniving Prince Hans, causing the prince to be knocked into a wagon of horse manure (much to the horses' amusement).

   After a successful birthday celebration, Anna helps Elsa into bed and happily remarks that taking care of her beloved big sister is her best birthday present ever.

   Olaf's Frozen Adventure “Let the holidays begin!” ―Elsa[src] Elsa in Olaf's Frozen Adventure.

   In Olaf's Frozen Adventure, Elsa and Anna prepare to celebrate their first Christmas together since the gates have reopened. They do so by planning a party for the kingdom to enjoy at the castle, but their subjects instead choose to celebrate their own family traditions at home. Anna asks Elsa if they have traditions of their own, but because of Elsa's isolation, they couldn't spend the holidays together as a family. Olaf looks to rectify the problem by going out and finding traditions for the sisters to share. Later that night, Elsa finds Anna rummaging through their old belongings in the attic. While doing so, Elsa finds a box filled with snowman memorabilia modeled after Olaf that Anna would send her every Christmas. The two declare Olaf to be their tradition and celebrate the revelation by throwing a Christmas party out in the mountains with Olaf as the guest of honor.

   Frozen II Frozen2elsalooking Elsa looking out on the balcony listening for the voice.

   Elsa returns in the sequel, this time as the protagonist. Three years have passed since Elsa revealed her powers, and the now 24-year-old[5] queen has settled into her position as Arendelle's reigning monarch. And yet, Elsa is not content with her place, in spite of her companionship with Anna, Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven, and the acceptance from her subjects. With her powers growing exponentially with each passing day, Elsa is stuck with many questions about who and what she really is, and wonders if her purpose is really meant to be ruling Arendelle in her parents' stead after their untimely deaths. Meanwhile, a strange, siren-like voice that only Elsa can hear starts calling to her. Elsa wonders if it is somehow connected to her powers and origins. Despite this, Elsa fears that pursuing the voice may come at the cost of her family, and thus tries to ignore its call.

   Frozen II - Elsa Lights 3 Elsa singing "Into the Unknown".

   One night, Elsa's frustration with the voice's presence causes her to finally pursue its call. As she follows the voice out of the castle and to the edge of the fjord, Elsa lets her magic run free, unconsciously generating snowy projections of various scenes and objects, including a gust of wind, a flame, humanoid rocks, and a mystic horse. Too enticed to turn away, Elsa embraces the voice's call and awakens the spirits of the Enchanted Forest, who initiate an assault on Arendelle. This causes panic across the kingdom, the inhabitants of which are evacuated to the cliffs by Anna and Elsa. Once everyone is safe, Elsa admits her doings to Anna. Grand Pabbie soon arrives with the rock trolls and tells Elsa that the elements are acting out from anger from a past offense, and the only way to save Arendelle is to quell their rage and restore balance, or he foresees no future for the kingdom. Elsa declares that to save her kingdom, she must find the mysterious voice. Despite her desire to go alone, Anna, Olaf, Kristoff, and Sven insist upon accompanying Elsa on her journey. Pabbie and his rock trolls promise to take care of the people of Arendelle until the Royal Sisters returned. Unknown to Elsa, Pabbie had spoken in private to Anna over his concerns for Elsa, saying how they always feared her powers, but now, they have to pray they are enough to help save Arendelle, and Anna swore to him that she would protect Elsa and not let anything happen to her.

   Elsa and Anna learn about what happened to their parents when they died.

   In the forest, they discover that a delegation of Arendellian guards under the command of their father's former bodyguard, Lieutenant Mattias, and the people of the Northuldra have been trapped in the forest for over thirty years. Though initially wary of Elsa, the Northuldra come to trust her upon witnessing her connection to the spirits of wind and fire. Gale combines its magic with Elsa's to reveal that the sisters' mother, Queen Iduna, was herself a member of the Northuldra. With this knowledge, the Northuldra members welcome Elsa and Anna into their family. While recouping at the Northuldra campsite, Elsa learns from a Northuldra woman named Honeymaren that there is a fabled "fifth spirit", said to be the bridge between the magic of nature and people. Elsa wonders if the fifth spirit is the one that has been calling to her, but Honeymaren declares, "Only Ahtohallan knows". With Gale and Bruni as their guides, Elsa and Anna continue on their quest to find the voice. They are led to the Dark Sea, where they find the wreckage of the Arendellian ship on which their parents drowned. By uncovering lost relics and channeling the memory of the water, Elsa and Anna discover that their parents were voyaging to Ahtohallan to learn the source of Elsa's powers. Elsa chooses to traverse the Dark Sea to find Ahtohallan, which she believes holds the answers she has been seeking.

   Frozen2elsanewoutfit Elsa discovers she is the fifth spirit.

   Anna again insists on coming, reminding Elsa about their mother's warnings that they could "drown" if they go too far. However, Elsa knows that sending Anna and Olaf with her would upset the balance between both worlds and it's too risky for both of them, so she uses her magic to conjure an iceboat, which sends away her sister and the accompanying Olaf as a means of protecting them, though it angers Anna and Olaf in the process. She then tames another of the spirits, the water spirit, known as the Nokk, following a struggle with it where the Nokk tries to drown her as she tried to cross the Dark Sea, and with Nokk's help, travels across the sea. Arriving at Ahtohallan, Elsa ventures into a deep cavern looking for the fifth spirit; the voice grows even louder, and as Elsa follows it, she finds herself in a room with all the elemental symbols engraved on the floor. Once she steps into the center, she sees a vision of her mother singing in unison with her. Elsa then realizes the symbols form a star, and its center represents the fifth spirit. Upon realizing that the fifth spirit is the connection between the elements, Elsa's dress transforms into a beautiful white gown with two waving cape strands as the symbols transform into ice diamonds that become one with the dress. Elsa realizes that she is the fifth spirit—the bridge between nature and people—and ascends to her true identity of the Snow Queen.[4]

   Frozen2elsadeath Elsa frozen to death in Ahtohallan.

   After the spiritual revelation, Elsa uses her powers to create moving replicas of people in the past and memory. After scouring some of her memories, Elsa soon comes across the statues representing events within the Enchanted Forest—the ones concerning her grandfather King Runeard and the Northuldra. Exploring further, Elsa learns Runeard detested magic in the belief that magic corrupts and makes people defy authority like his status as King of Arendelle, which motivated his actions, which angers Elsa due to what she learned about magic and how fear is what cannot be trusted, which was what her grandfather was letting control his actions as he feared the Northuldra and their bond with magic. After following her grandfather's statue further down into Ahtohallan, Elsa's hands begin to freeze. Elsa soon uncovers her grandfather's dark secret: the dam supposedly built by the people of Arendelle as a gift for the Northuldra was actually a ploy by Runeard to drain their magic and ruin them, with him even going so far as striking down the Northuldra leader when he was unarmed and unaware of Runeard preparing to murder him to instigate war between the Northuldra and Arendelle. Elsa begins to grow colder. Having gone too deep into Ahtohallan's depths and ignored her mother's warnings from the lullaby she sang to her and Anna when they were younger, Elsa rapidly begins to freeze to death, though more slowly and painfully compared to Anna when she was under the frozen heart curse, but manages to use her final moments to send a message to Anna, revealing this truth, before she freezes solid completely, entombing her in Ahtohallan as her grave.

   Frozenelsaending Elsa embracing her newfound freedom.

   When she receives Elsa's message, Anna is bereft, and more so when Olaf disappears due to the loss of Elsa's magic. Nevertheless, she moves forward, knowing that she must right her grandfather's mistakes for the good of everyone and do the next right thing. Anna calls the Earth Giants to aid her to destroy the dam. Lieutenant Mattias tries to stop Anna, but she reveals to him that King Runeard betrayed the Northuldra and was the true culprit behind the war. Anna also tells him that Elsa possibly lost her life to reveal the truth to him and his fellow soldiers. This convinces them to help Anna, as the sole remaining member of the Arendelle Royal Family, to avenge losing another monarch under their protection, drawing the Earth Giants towards the dam by banging their swords against their shields to get their attention. They manage to destroy the dam, setting off a flood that threatens to destroy Arendelle as it cascades down the fjord from the Enchanted Forest to Arendelle. Destroying the dam releases the curse upon the forest and thaws Elsa, who is still weakened from freezing solid. This causes her to fall into the Dark Sea before being rescued by the Nokk when it sees her in trouble. Elsa rides the Nokk (which revives her strength) to the waters of Arendelle and working with the Nokk, she freezes the approaching wave and sends it receding back on itself, stopping it, and protecting the kingdom. These events are all witnessed by the citizens of Arendelle, Grand Pabbie, and his rock trolls, who cheer for Elsa for her heroic act, while Pabbie gives her a respective nod of congrats himself. She then returns to the forest, where she reunites with Anna, Kristoff, and Sven, who are relieved to see she's alive. Elsa commends Anna for her heroism and reveals that she and Anna are the Fifth Spirits and the two sides of the bridge. After asking Anna "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?", Elsa uses her magic and Gale's help to restore Olaf, as water has memory. The group embraces and Elsa promises Olaf not to put their lives at risk again. After talking with Yelana and Honeymaren, Elsa declares that she will remain in the Enchanted Forest as its protector, while Anna is dubbed the new Queen of Arendelle. Following her decision, Elsa lives among the Northuldra and her fellow spirits but makes regular return visits to Arendelle to spend time with her family.

   Once Upon a Snowman Elsa only makes a brief appearance in this midquel short film taking place during the events of Frozen. She only appears during the musical number "Let It Go", where it is shown that Elsa brought Olaf to life during the events of the musical number. The events of "Let It Go" resume as Olaf finds himself exploring the world around him.

   Ralph Breaks the Internet “And any friend of Vanellope's is a friend of ours.” ―Elsa meeting Ralph. Ralph Breaks The Internet 62 Elsa in Ralph Breaks the Internet.

   In Ralph Breaks the Internet, Elsa appears as a netizen resident of Oh My Disney. She and the other Disney Princesses work as cast members that meet-and-greet net users. When Vanellope von Schweetz is confronted by First Order Stormtroopers, she glitches into the princesses' backstage room to evade them. Upon arriving, Elsa is seen conversing with Moana and Anna. The princesses mistake Vanellope for a threat and charge at her with various weapons; Elsa is about to use her ice powers. Vanellope explains that she's actually a princess as well, prompting Pocahontas to ask what kind of princess she is. Elsa questions if Vanellope has "magic hands" while demonstrating her magic, but Vanellope denies it. When Jasmine asks if Vanellope has "daddy issues", she notes that she doesn't even have a mom, to which Elsa and Anna relate.

   Shortly after declaring Vanellope a princess, Elsa and the others princesses admire Vanellope's casual modern clothes. While doing so, Elsa says that she thinks Vanellope's outfit is "so cool!" They then change into more comfy modern outfits to match, made by Cinderella's mice. Elsa wears an ice blue sweater with a graphic that reads "JUST LET IT GO" in bold white letters, black, sparkly sweatpants, and ice blue ballet flats. During the rest of Vanellope's visit, Elsa is seen lounging on a cushion on the floor while sipping a milkshake.

   During the climax of the film, Elsa and the princesses spot Ralph about to plummet to his doom from the air. The princesses rally together to rescue the bad guy, using their individual abilities to do so. Moana summons the ocean, which Ariel dives into to swim upward and create a spiral. Jasmine and Elsa fly towards the top using Carpet, from which they are able to join with Ariel. Elsa then uses her powers to create an ice slide for Ralph. After he is saved, the princesses introduce themselves as friends of Vanellope, with Elsa adding that anyone who is Vanellope's friend is their friend as well.

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   “I am the lost princess. Aren't I?” ―Rapunzel to Gothel after realizing her true identity[src] Princess Rapunzel is the protagonist of Disney's 2010 animated feature film Tangled. She is the princess of the kingdom of Corona, known for her long magical golden hair. As a baby, Rapunzel was abducted by an evil old woman, Mother Gothel, and locked away in a remote tower for eighteen years, during which she became fascinated by the phenomenon of "floating lights" that would appear only on her birthday. With the help of wanted thief Flynn Rider, Rapunzel escaped from the tower to learn more about the lights and pursue her dream of exploring the outside world.

   Rapunzel is loosely based on the titular protagonist of the 1812 fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm. She is the tenth official Disney Princess, as well as the first of them to originate from a fully computer-animated film.

   Background Rapmovie9 King Frederic and Queen Arianna celebrating Rapunzel's birth with a floating lantern. Eighteen years before the main events of Tangled, King Frederic and Queen Arianna of Corona were expecting their firstborn, but very late in her pregnancy, the queen fell gravely ill. To save his wife and their unborn child, the king sent multitudes of soldiers and villagers in search of the legendary magic golden flower, which had the power to heal any illnesses. Unbeknownst to everyone, the flower had been long hoarded by a woman named Mother Gothel, who used it to preserve her youth and beauty, but this time she was unable to hide the flower, and it was located by the royal guards. The flower was brought to the castle and boiled into medicine to cure the queen, who soon gave birth to a healthy baby girl named Rapunzel; to celebrate her birth, the king and queen launched a floating lantern into the sky, but their happiness was short-lived. That same night, Gothel broke into the castle and discovered that the golden hair of the princess retained the healing power of the flower, but when she attempted to cut off a strand for herself, it lost its magic and turned brown. Frustrated and desperate, Gothel kidnapped Rapunzel and locked her away in a tower hidden within an alcove deep in the forest, where she has since raised the princess as her own. Although Rapunzel wished to leave the tower, Gothel (determined to keep her hidden) warned her of a dangerous world beyond its walls, full of horrible and selfish people that desired to steal her hair and abuse its power. Meanwhile, the kingdom searched everywhere for their missing princess, but to no avail. As a result, each year on Rapunzel's birthday, the entire kingdom released thousands of lanterns into the night sky, hoping that one day the lost princess would return.

   One night, when Rapunzel was a child, she encountered a baby chameleon at her tower window, followed by a venomous snake. The chameleon was bitten by the snake and died of poisoning, but Rapunzel was able to get the snake out of the tower and revive the chameleon with the power of her hair. The chameleon revealed himself to be alone in the world, which Rapunzel could sympathize with, as Gothel often left her alone in the tower for lengthy periods of time. Rapunzel named the chameleon Pascal and invited him to live with her; from then on, they remained by each other's side and became best friends.

   Official Description Rapunzel may have lived her entire life locked inside a hidden tower, but Rapunzel is no damsel in distress. The girl with the 70 feet of golden hair is an energetic, inquisitive teenager who fills her days with art, books, and imagination. Rapunzel is full of curiosity about the outside world, and she can't help but feel that her true destiny lies outside the lonely tower walls. Rapunzel has always obeyed Mother Gothel by staying hidden away and keeping her magical hair a secret... but with her 18th birthday just a day away, she is fed up with her sheltered life and ready for adventure. When a charming thief seeks refuge in her tower, Rapunzel defies Gothel and seizes the opportunity to answer the call of the kingdom. With the unwilling Flynn Rider along for the journey, Rapunzel leaves the tower for the first time, and begins a hilarious, hair-raising journey that will untangle many secrets along the way.

   Personality Rapunzel is a spirited and determined young woman. Throughout her adolescence, she has dreamed of escaping her tower to experience the outside world. However, due to the strict order of her sole parental figure, Gothel, Rapunzel remained inside the tower. The use of manipulation and emotional abuse in her upbringing by Gothel has led Rapunzel to believe that the world is highly dangerous, and that remaining in the confines of her sheltered walls is in her best interest. Additional misfortunes born through Rapunzel's upbringing would include such traits, like anxiety and low self-esteem. Gothel would often victimize herself whenever she and Rapunzel would hit a bump in their relationship, riddling the latter with guilt, which would, in turn, motivate her to obey Gothel's commands in hopes of making amends. This was all according to plan for Gothel, who relied on Rapunzel's emotional instability to forever maintain control over the princess. With Gothel possessing such a strong emotional hold - having forced Rapunzel to believe she was her only source of security and comfort in a dangerous and unforgiving world - the odds against Rapunzel were high. Rapunzel is also a sensitive soul, she feels hurt or vulnerable at times, especially when someone wants to hurt her or her friends. She is also loving and compassionate in nature, also forgiving, despite Gothel's lies and having isolated her from the world, she cared for her and felt something for her when she saw her fall and turn to dust.

   Nevertheless, what separates Rapunzel from what could be classified as a "damsel-in-distress" is her willingness to step outside her comfort zone and take on the unknown for the sake of experiencing her dreams. Despite being fearful and at times hesitant, Rapunzel pushes herself forward to pursue her ambitions. Rapunzel even later manages to overcome her fears with her friends' help, becoming more outgoing and adventurous during the course of her journey. She has too a heart of gold

   Additionally, Rapunzel takes matters into her own hands several times throughout the film and cunningly manipulates situations to end in her favor, such as forcing the thief Flynn Rider to act as her guide to the kingdom of Corona after he broke into her tower. After learning the truth behind Mother Gothel and her motives, Rapunzel became fierce, immediately rejected Gothel, and strongly disapproved of any further abuse while standing up for herself. With such will and devotion towards herself and what she values, Rapunzel proves to be a force of nature in her own right. Rapunzel matures throughout the film, but retains her playful, innocent and pure spirit.

   As mentioned above, Rapunzel is spirited and takes great enjoyment in virtually everything life has to offer. When trapped in her tower, Rapunzel engaged in various activities such as art and music, creating a vibrant home filled with color and personality, and proving herself to be talented and expressive. When she finally escapes her tower, Rapunzel finds beauty in all she sees, from nature to a group of seemingly gruesome thugs. So much so that Rapunzel is often responsible for quite a few spontaneous, yet uplifting parties so jovial that practically every bystander would join in with zeal. This is seen during "I've Got a Dream" and during the Festival of Lights.

   Rapunzel is very social in this regard and values her loved ones deeply. This is especially seen through her relationship with Eugene. Rapunzel was able to bypass the thief's roguish nature and managed to bring out his more noble and genuine side. With love and respect for one another, Rapunzel and Eugene formed a relationship built on trust, understanding, and devotion—a relationship which would help them better themselves individually and lead to the ultimate realization of what they truly want in life.

   Physical appearance Rapunzel is a 18-year-old (in the film) young woman with fair skin, pink lips, rosy cheeks, duchess nose, large green eyes, brown eyelashes and eyebrows, and light freckles around her nose. She is 5'1", with a slender frame and slightly wide hips. Rapunzel is famously known for her long golden blonde hair, which is roughly around 70 feet in length, though her hair is naturally brown like her parents', as when it is cut, it turns that color. At the end of the film, Eugene cuts her hair with a shard of the broken mirror, to free her from Gothel, turning it brown and chin length.

   Rapunzel's dress is a traditional German dress called a "dirndl", with a longer skirt than that of a normal dirndl. Her dress has a purple theme with a pink accent. The dress consists of a lavender short sleeved corset like bodice top laced with a pink ribbon. The skirt is purple and decorated with swirling and floral designs in pink, dark purple, and white. Rapunzel wears a white petticoat underneath. The skirt's hemline is above her ankles, but well below her calves. Her sleeves at the top are short, puffed, and striped with pink and lavender; the rest are long and it is pale baby pink with white lace at the hems. Rapunzel usually does not wear shoes and dislikes wearing them, so she’s always barefoot. At the Kingdom Dance, she wears her hair in a thick braid with smaller braids woven in and adorned with various flowers.

   As an infant, Rapunzel wears a short-sleeved, cloud-gray dress and a white diaper. As a child, she wears a long sleeved, light pink dress.

   Rapunzel's homecoming dress has a white lacing on the neckline and the sleeves. It has a pink bodice with swirly patterns on it and a corset lacing at the back. The skirt is purplish pink with similar patterns that are found on her main dress, and she wears her tiara.

   Powers and Abilities Powers Prehensile Hair (formerly): Rapunzel can use her extremely long hair to grasp and manipulate objects and people with precise accuracy. On many occasions, Rapunzel has been shown using her hair as a rope to swing around, a lasso to grab/hold objects and people, or even as a whip in combat. Her hair also appears to be incredibly lightweight, as she is quite agile and is able to move around very easily despite its immense size. Healing Incantation (formerly): Channeling the power of the Sundrop Flower, Rapunzel was able to use her hair to heal both minor and fatal wounds, and reverse aging to a certain degree. The subject to be healed must have had physical contact with her hair in order for the incantation to work when sung, which made Rapunzel's hair emit a glowing yellow light as the incantation activated. Using the Sundrop's power, Rapunzel was able to slow Gothel's aging and restore her youth and beauty. Although her hair was later cut by Eugene, therefore losing its power, Rapunzel's tears turned out to have healing powers, as she was able to bring Eugene back to life after Gothel fatally stabbed him. It is unknown if Rapunzel's actual body had the Sundrop's regeneration abilities, but it may be that the Sundrop's power merged with her soul, as she seemed to be able to bring love, happiness, and harmony wherever she went. It is also possible that Rapunzel actually released the drop of sunlight that created the Sundrop through her tears. As such, her healing tears may have been a one-off ability. However, it is still unclear how her healing powers worked when not channeled through her hair. Rapunzel appears to have lost this ability after her hair grew back during the events of Tangled: Before Ever After, due to now processing the decaying abilities of the Moonstone. Unbreakable Hair (formerly): Rapunzel's hair has become indestructible after growing back during the events of Tangled: Before Ever After. Her hair appears to have taken on the strength of the Black Rocks (which caused her hair to grow back after she touched them), as it is unusually resilient and impervious to any harm or damage, even from weapons. On some occasions, Rapunzel's hair is able to form an extremely durable, glowing shield around her and her allies, protecting them from harm or damage. On some occasions, her hair was shown to glow yellow when she was near the Black Rocks, although this appears to have ceased upon Cassandra's attainment of the Moonstone Opal. It was revealed that this ability was granted by the Moonstone itself to protect Rapunzel and the Sundrop in her journey to reunite both elements in the Dark Kingdom, and she later loses this ability when Cassandra separates the Sundrop from her, although she briefly regains it after Cassandra gives her a chipped sliver of the Moonstone. Rapunzel loses this ability again when she cuts her own hair in order to defeat Zhan Tiri and reunite the Sundrop and Moonstone. Shock Wave Generation (formerly): Rapunzel was able to trigger massive shock waves when in physical contact with the Black Rocks. When she touched the rocks, Rapunzel's hair glowed bright yellow, and she was able to build walls of new rocks to burst from the ground and destroy her opponents/targets. Rapunzel has not been seen using this ability after Cassandra gained ownership of the Moonstone Opal, so it is assumed that she lost this ability, despite attempting to use this ability in "Beyond the Corona Walls". Decay Incantation (formerly): By singing the Decay Incantation, Rapunzel's hair can suck the life out of everything near her, whether it be living beings or inanimate objects, causing them to rot and die. This power is almost the exact opposite of the Healing Incantation, but with one crucial difference: she is forced into a trance where she cannot stop, and as such, relies on her friends to break her out of it and return her to normal. This incantation causes her hair and eyes to become black in a very sinister fashion. Her skin and clothes also appear to have withering and decaying abilities, as they burned Cassandra's right hand black and melted Varian's gloves off when they touched her. Moonstone Opal Detection (formerly): Rapunzel's hair was able to detect the presence of the Moonstone Opal, as it glowed bright yellow whenever the Moonstone was near. This ability appears to have disappeared following Cassandra's attainment of the Moonstone. Sun Incantation (formerly): Channeling the full power of the Sundrop, Rapunzel is able to enter a godlike state of power. Her eyes and hair glow bright yellow, and she can levitate in the air. Empowered by hope, Rapunzel is able to generate and manipulate waves of pure solar energy, which she used to effortlessly destroy the Black Rocks that an enraged Cassandra propelled toward her. Rapunzel also appears to be able to manipulate the Black Rocks themselves, as she was able to halt and destroy them telekinetically. Such is the extent of her power, that she was able to chip part of the Moonstone during her battle with Cassandra. Abilities Adaptation: Rapunzel has shown a high level of adaptability, as she was able to adjust quickly to the outside world, despite being isolated in her tower for most of her life. For example, Rapunzel appears to have been able to swim when she was trapped in an underwater cave with Eugene when it is assumed that she was never taught how to swim by Gothel. Artistry: Rapunzel is highly creative and has an aptitude for a number of different hobbies and crafts. Her most notable talent is art, as she is able to paint beautiful works such as portraits and landscapes. Strategic Ability: Though not regarded as a warrior the way Cassandra is, Rapunzel has repeatedly outsmarted and outmaneuvered others in the name of victory. Before claiming the Sun and Moonstones, Zhan Tiri described Rapunzel as a 'worthy foe'. And even after, Rapunzel was able to outmaneuver and defeat Zhan Tiri at the height of her power. Combatant: Rapunzel has demonstrated herself to be a moderately skilled combatant, often making use of her surroundings to fight off opponents. Throughout the fight against Lady Caine and her pirates, Rapunzel made use of her hair for acrobatic attacks and used it to grapple onto opponents. Her choice of weapon for combat is usually a frying pan, though when fighting against Cassandra during the challenge of the brave, she used a staff and could spin it masterfully. Rapunzel could also use people's might against them, easily making two opponents run into each other by simply dodging out of the way. Gifted Intellect: Despite being in a tower for most of her life, Rapunzel is incredibly intelligent and has shown this in many ways. In the song "When Will My Life Begin", she is shown to be skilled enough at chess to beat Pascal in the game. Rapunzel has also shown great knowledge of science, knowing of potential and kinetic energy, and was even able to invent a blow-drying device with different settings in a short amount of time. Furthermore, she could understand Varian's science jargon and knew to tell Max to run the other way. Rapunzel also has knowledge of biology, being able to accurately tell a deaged Lance that crabs have exoskeletons and that he had an endoskeleton. Appearances Tangled Tangled-disneyscreencaps.com-741 Rapunzel longing to see the lights and the world outside her tower.

   Almost eighteen years after her abduction, Rapunzel has grown into a young woman with seventy feet of hair. To occupy her time, Rapunzel performs many tasks throughout the tower (such as playing with Pascal, doing chores, painting walls, reading, cooking, and more), and although she is content with her life in the tower, she longs to someday explore the outside world. Since childhood, Rapunzel has become fascinated by the "floating lights" that appeared annually in the sky only on her birthday (which she could observe from the largest window of the tower); believing they were somehow connected to her, she dreamed to see the lights in person and learn the meaning of this phenomenon. On the eve of her eighteenth birthday, Rapunzel decides to finally ask Gothel (whom she believes to be her mother) to take her to where the lights come from. Upon returning to the tower after another long absence, Gothel spurns Rapunzel's request and reminds her how dangerous the outside world can be, while also convincing Rapunzel that she is too weak and gullible to handle herself out there. Gothel firmly tells Rapunzel to never ask to leave the tower again, and having lost her courage, the latter solemnly agrees.

   Rapunzel tries on the crown Rapunzel trying on the crown of the lost princess.

   When Gothel briefly leaves the tower again, a wanted thief named Flynn Rider (who was trying to escape from the royal guards) accidentally stumbles upon the clearing where the tower is located. Deciding to hide within the tower, Flynn proceeds to scale the wall of the tower with arrows and enters into what turns out to be Rapunzel's room. Seemingly alone, Flynn pulls the crown from his satchel to admire his successful stolen prize but is instantly knocked out cold by Rapunzel's frying pan. Scared, Rapunzel cowers behind a dress form, before stepping forward to investigate the intruder with Pascal. Pascal advises Rapunzel to be wary of the young man since Gothel has often told stories of men baring sharp teeth, and they both fear he is a monster from the outside. However, Rapunzel finds nothing outwardly menacing about Flynn before knocking him out again when he regains consciousness.

   Concluding that Flynn is just another person, Rapunzel decides to hide him in her wardrobe. Afterward, she finds Flynn's satchel containing the crown. Although Rapunzel has never seen a crown before and does not know what one is, she tries to wear it in a few different ways and sets it on her head, before being interrupted by Gothel calling to her from outside. Rapunzel swiftly hides the crown and satchel and brings Gothel up the tower once more. Rapunzel decides she will show her mother the young man she has captured, proving that Rapunzel can take care of herself, and again hopes that she will be let out of the tower for her approaching 18th birthday. Unfortunately for Rapunzel, Gothel becomes enraged when she brings up the subject of leaving again and shouts that she will never leave the tower as long as she lives. Rapunzel is crushed by her words, as her dreams of exploring outside the tower and watching the lanterns are dashed to the ground. Gothel keeps from telling Rapunzel that she has a stranger locked away in her closet, and instead asks for paint made from special white seashells as a gift instead. Although Gothel is hesitant at first and bemoans the fact that the paint requires a three-day journey, she agrees to retrieve the paint to appease her and bids her disappointed "daughter" farewell.

   Eugene (23) Rapunzel making a deal with Flynn Rider.

   Once out of sight, Rapunzel takes Flynn out of her closet and uses her hair to tie him up to a chair. Pascal wakes Flynn up by sticking his tongue in his ear, and Flynn, not seeing Rapunzel at first, is frightened by his current predicament. However, when she steps into view, Flynn realizes that Rapunzel is just a beautiful young girl and starts hitting on her, much to her confusion. Rapunzel immediately assumes he is there to abduct her and steal her hair and interrogates him, but Flynn has no knowledge what she is talking about. When Rapunzel realizes that he is telling the truth, Rapunzel decided that she has found her chance to see the lanterns. Knowing that Flynn wants his satchel, Rapunzel strikes him over the head (this being the third time), hides his satchel within the tower, and proposes a deal. The two of them will leave the tower together, and Flynn will take her to see the floating lights the next night. He will then bring her back to the tower the following day before Gothel returns. In exchange for his efforts, Rapunzel promises to give him back the crown and let him leave. Flynn reluctantly agrees, simply to retrieve his loot along with Rapunzel saying that when she makes a promise, she never breaks that promise.

   Rapunzel excited by her freedom Rapunzel is overjoyed to be free at last.

   Outside the tower, Rapunzel nervously digs her toes into the grass for the first time and runs about the forest in bursts of elation and panic, like a child, while Flynn can only watch. While excited to be out in the world for the first time, Rapunzel feels equally ashamed for having defied her mother. Rapunzel thinks she is a terrible daughter for disobeying her mother's directions and worries that her misbehavior will break her mother's heart. Flynn attempts to discourage Rapunzel from traveling away from the tower by guaranteeing that her rebellious actions will break her mother's heart and crush her soul. He suggested that she should simply give him the satchel back and return to the tower, but Rapunzel's desire to see the lanterns sees through his ploy. Despite her guilt and confusion, Rapunzel assures Flynn that she is fine enough to continue the journey.

   Tangled-disneyscreencaps.com-4824 "I've Got a Dream"

   Hoping to dissuade her, Flynn takes her to the nearby Snuggly Duckling: a local tavern which is frequented by an assortment of ruffians and thugs like the ones Gothel warned of. Flynn's plan to scare Rapunzel into going back to the tower backfires when the thugs recognize him from wanted posters and attempt to hold Flynn for a reward while one of their associates goes to tip off the guards. Rapunzel pleads with them to release Flynn because she needs him to fulfill her dreams of seeing the lanterns and asks if they have ever had a dream. Their leader, Hook Hand, approaches as if he will strike her, but Rapunzel's innocence melts his heart, and he admits that he has a dream to become a pianist. The entire pub soon begins to come alive as the other members confess their dreams alongside Rapunzel. When the guards arrive, the thugs stage a distraction to help Rapunzel and Flynn escape through a secret cellar tunnel and encourage Rapunzel to live her dream. As they traverse the cavern, Rapunzel curiously asks about Flynn's origins, but Flynn casually refuses to answer. While he acknowledges that Rapunzel also has secrets she does not want to tell, he cannot help but ask her why she has not gone to see the lanterns before. Rapunzel hesitates, but just then, they realize they are being rapidly pursued by the palace guards.

   Heading outside the tunnel, the Rapunzel and Flynn find themselves on a ledge overlooking a quarry created below a massive dam. Rapunzel is very surprised to find that besides the palace guards, the Stabbington twins are also giving chase, having escaped their chains, and the horse, Maximus, is also on their path. Appearing to be cornered, Rapunzel uses her hair to swing to an opposing edge and leaves Flynn her frying pan, enabling him to fend off the guards and sword fight with Maximus. As Maximus disarms Flynn and corners him, Rapunzel lassos him with her hair and pulls him to safety. Unable to reach him, the furious horse unhinges a large wooden beam from the dam in an attempt to reach them but renders the dam overlooking the quarry unstable.

   TangledCave1 Rapunzel and Flynn trapped within a watery prison.

   It soon collapses and a wave of water surges into the quarry, quickly flooding it. The pair narrowly outruns the massive wave, but become trapped inside a small dead-end tunnel, as a massive pillar of stone collapses and blocks the entrance. Water rapidly begins to flood into the cave and, realizing their doom, they try to pull at the rocks to no avail, and Flynn only manages to cut his hand. They both try to look for an escape under the rapidly rising water, but there is no light in the cave, and they can barely see each other above it. As they think they are about to die, Rapunzel cries and apologizes to Flynn for dragging him into this, and Flynn admits that his real name is Eugene Fitzherbert, because he thought someone should know before he died. Rapunzel tries to make him feel better by admitting that she has magic hair that glows, only to realize that they can use her hair to search for escape in the dark water. She sings the magic song just as their air pocket disappears, and they end up underwater, where Rapunzel's hair illuminates the cave. In the lit water, Eugene discovers a break in the rocks where water flows out and manages to dislodge them, releasing them out the other side.

   Glowing hair by theobsessor-d2yzkxz Rapunzel healing Eugene.

   That night, they set up a campfire in the woods and Rapunzel heals Eugene's hand with her hair. The dumbstruck Eugene just manages to keep his cool, and Rapunzel explains everything to him, including her lifelong imprisonment by Gothel to protect her magic hair, and that if the hair is ever cut, it will turn brown and lose its power. Flynn is empathetic toward her ambiguous feelings over returning to the tower. When questioned about his real name, Flynn tells his childhood story of growing up as an orphan and reading a book called "The Tales of Flynnigan Rider", the escapades of a daring adventurer with every benefit to an exciting life full of dangers, riches, and ladies. Flynn has chosen to adopt the name and lifestyle, even though the real Flynn Rider was not a thief, and feeling anything would be a better option than being a helpless orphan. Rapunzel tells him that she likes the name Eugene Fitzherbert much better than his adopted name, and the pair forms a close bond. When Eugene leaves to collect more firewood, Gothel appears and tells Rapunzel they are going home. Rapunzel refuses, believing that Eugene is beginning to like her. Gothel presents Rapunzel with Eugene's satchel and challenges her to return it to him, warning her that he will simply abandon her as he only wants the satchel back. Gothel then disappears, leaving Rapunzel feeling doubtful about her new romance.

   Rapunzel andEugenehold Rapunzel and Eugene's intimacy during the Festival of Lights.

   The next day, which is Rapunzel's birthday, Rapunzel wakes to find that they have been discovered by Maximus, a high-ranking palace horse on a personal mission to bring Eugene to justice. Rapunzel calms and befriends the frenzied horse, and requests that he refrain from arresting Eugene for the next 24 hours so that they can see the lanterns. Maximus and Eugene make a reluctant truce and journey into the kingdom with Rapunzel and Pascal. Eugene and Rapunzel enjoy each other's company greatly as they spend the day touring the kingdom and indulging in everything it has to offer. Along with that, Rapunzel makes a wondrous impression on the villagers, bringing whimsy and excitement to their already enjoyable festival, winning their hearts instantly. Though Rapunzel sees a mural of her as a baby with her biological parents, she does not recognize it is her in the mural of the royal family, and before she has time to ponder further, Rapunzel engages in more fun-filled activities with the villagers and Eugene. During the day, their romantic feelings for each other begin to grow stronger and slowly start to emerge. At dusk, Eugene and Rapunzel row out onto the lake to watch the lanterns rise into the sky.

   ScreenHunter 01 Mar. 14 20.07 Rapunzel realizes her new dream.

   As they wait for the lanterns to appear, Eugene notices that Rapunzel is not too happy; in fact, she is terrified. Rapunzel confesses that after all the excitement that has built up inside her about seeing the floating lights, Rapunzel is worried that they may not be everything that she expected. Eugene assures her they will be, and if they are, Rapunzel gets to go find herself a new dream afterward. That night, Rapunzel is overjoyed to finally be living her dream as she enchantingly watches the lanterns float from the streets of the kingdom to the boats on the lake. When Eugene presents her with a pair of their own lanterns, Rapunzel shows him his satchel, saying she was scared to give it to him before. Eugene refuses the satchel and says he knows how Rapunzel feels. As Rapunzel watches the lanterns, Eugene unexpectedly takes her hand, much to her delight, as they both finally and fully realize they have fallen in love with each other as they finish singing "I See the Light" together. They are just about to kiss, when Eugene pulls back apprehensively as he sees the Stabbington Brothers on the other side of the lake, unbeknownst to Rapunzel. Flynn assures her everything is fine and quickly takes the boat ashore. He then takes the satchel and walks off into the fog, promising to return. Rapunzel becomes worried as Eugene leaves, and she ruminates on Gothel's warnings.

   After a moment of waiting, Rapunzel sees a figure returning to her through the fog. Rapunzel sighs with relief that Eugene did not take the crown and leave her, but the figure actually turns out to be two tall and brutal thugs, whom Rapunzel recognizes as two of the same men from the dam. They inform her that Eugene did actually leave her. At first, Rapunzel does not believe them, but they show her a boat sailing across the lake towards the kingdom with Eugene's silhouette at the helm. Rapunzel has little time to grieve as the two men show interest in her magical hair.

   Tangled-disneyscreencaps.com-9131 Rapunzel's realization.

   They scheme to abduct Rapunzel and use her powers to earn them money, but Gothel appears and rescues Rapunzel. Believing that she has been deserted by the man she thought loved her, a heartbroken Rapunzel goes with Gothel back to the tower. Meanwhile, back at the tower, as she mourns over losing Eugene, Rapunzel discovers that she has subconsciously drawn the kingdom's emblem in the sketches she made in the walls of her tower throughout the years. A sudden wave of memories and emotions from lying in her royal crib to trying on her crown floods her mind, causing Rapunzel to realize that she is the lost princess of Corona. Rapunzel then confronts Gothel, expressing her repulsion at everything Gothel has done and that she has been hiding with the person she should have been hiding from all along. Gothel says that she only wanted to protect Rapunzel and informs her that Eugene is scheduled to be hanged for his crimes. Rapunzel becomes even angrier and states that Gothel was wrong about everything and that she will never let Gothel use her hair again, but before she can leave, an enraged Gothel finally drops her facade, gags her, and chains her to the wall.

   Rapunzel Fight Rapunzel resisting Gothel's abuse.

   A little while later, Rapunzel hears Eugene calling to her from outside but can say or do nothing as Gothel throws Rapunzel's hair out the window for him to climb up. As Eugene gets to the top, Rapunzel attempts to warn him through her gag, but Eugene is fatally stabbed by Gothel before he can do anything, for he has been stumbled into a trap. Rapunzel's attempts to reach Eugene are in vain as Gothel leaves him clutching his side on the floor and prepares to make her escape with the captive Rapunzel and leave Eugene to die in the tower. Rapunzel, with a lot of struggling and fighting, manages to get the gag off and declares that she will never stop fighting Gothel as long as she lives, but makes a promise to submit to her if only she is allowed to heal Eugene. Gothel, knowing Rapunzel never breaks her promises, agrees and chains Eugene down to prevent him from following them. Eugene begs Rapunzel to leave him and escape, but Rapunzel refuses, saying she will not let Eugene die and promises him that everything will be alright. However, Eugene chooses to die rather than let Rapunzel be a prisoner again, so he cuts her hair before she can heal him. Rapunzel reacts in shock and watches in despair as the endless lengths of golden hair turn brown and lose their magic.

   Tearsheal3 Rapunzel witnesses Eugene's revival.

   With her source of magic gone, Gothel begins to rapidly age, losing her youth and beauty in a matter of seconds. Seeing her true form revealed, Gothel falls into a fit of hysteria, shrouding her face with her hood as she does so, and failing to realize Pascal tugging on a length of Rapunzel's dead hair, which she immediately trips over, falling out of the tower's entrance and plummeting to the ground. By the time Gothel hits the surface, all that is left of the witch is her cloak and piles of dust. After a brief moment of shock over the death of her false mother, Rapunzel rushes to the side of a dying Eugene, in hopes of saving him. Rapunzel desperately cradles the dying Eugene and sings the healing incantation, but Eugene interrupts her as he weakly tells her, with his dying breaths, that she was his new dream. Rapunzel, in reply, says that he was hers as well. Eugene then dies in her arms, leaving a heartbroken Rapunzel to hopelessly finish singing the incantation. She begins to cry over his body, letting a single teardrop fall onto his cheek, which is revealed to have the same power as the magic flower, as it glows as it sinks into Eugene's body and heals his stab wound, reviving him. An overjoyed Rapunzel jubilantly embraces him, and the two then share their first kiss, finally proclaiming their love.

   Vlcsnap-2011-04-19-02h08m07s9 Rapunzel returns to her birth parents with her new, cut hair.

   Eugene accompanies Rapunzel back to the kingdom. Though the King and Queen fail to recognize her, at first, the Queen takes a closer look and takes note of the striking resemblance; realizing her daughter has finally returned. It is not long before the King learns the truth as well, and the royal family is reunited for the first time in years. Eugene watches on, and knowing the former thief played a part in the safe return of their daughter, the Queen welcomes him into the reunion as well. In celebration of Rapunzel's return, the kingdom rejoices with a party lasting an entire week. In the closing narration, it is said that Rapunzel becomes a beloved ruler and governs her land with grace and wisdom. Meanwhile, Eugene is accepted into the royal family and pardoned for his crimes. According to the former thief, after "years of asking, and asking, and asking", he finally accepts Rapunzel's proposal to marry, only to be corrected by his bride. Eugene then amends that he asked her which Rapunzel supports by stating that they are living happily ever after.

   Tangled Ever After Tangled-ever-after-disneyscreencaps.com-152 Rapunzel and Eugene's wedding in Tangled Ever After.

   Rapunzel and Eugene both appear in this short sequel to the first film. In the story, Rapunzel and Eugene are getting married, narrating the opening of the short as they claim it to be the happiest day of their lives, with the events of the ceremony nearly proceeding with perfection.

   Rapunzel first appears in her wedding attire and standing at the entrance of the wedding hall, attracting the attention of everyone in attendance. Her father, the King, then walks Rapunzel down the center aisle, so that she can join her groom at the altar. The priest starts his speech, but Maximus sneezes and accidentally loses their wedding rings. The two appear in a vision of Maximus and Pascal where everyone in attendance becomes upset at the loss of the rings, though, in reality, neither Rapunzel nor Eugene notice the dilemma, or their animal companions leaving the ceremony to retrieve the missing rings.

   Rapunzel and Eugene are shown later after Maximus and Pascal manage to get the rings back, but the couple (and everyone else) are shocked at the grotesque-looking Maximus and Pascal, both covered with tar, who offer the rings. The two exchange their rings as the priest pronounce the couple husband and wife. Eugene and Rapunzel kiss and everyone in attendance rejoices.

   Sofia the First “We princesses have to stick together.” ―Rapunzel to Sofia and Amber Rapunzel Sofia the First Curse of Ivy Rapunzel in Sofia the First.

   Rapunzel appears in the special "The Curse of Princess Ivy" as part of a Disney Jr. movie event. She is the first non-traditional animated princess to appear on the show and has her 70 feet long, mystical golden blonde hair instead of her short natural brown hair, including her crown, and lavender flat shoes on her feet.

   When Sofia and Amber are unable to stop Princess Ivy from taking over their kingdom, Rapunzel gives them a helping hand and a plan that will help them save the day. When Amber fesses up to Rapunzel about stealing Sofia's amulet, tells Amber as they fly to Enchancia that Flynn Rider had to make up for his own bad deeds during the song "Dare to Risk it All". Rapunzel then tells Amber that if she really loves Sofia as a sister, she will know what to do when the time comes and then magically disappears.

   In "Forever Royal", when Sofia is battling Vor inside her amulet, Rapunzel appears to Sofia in spirit form alongside all the other Disney Princesses who have been summoned to help Sofia in her most desperate hours, and they encourage her to be brave and strong, as they all believe in her.

5. #5Ava Ayalaconstantselective

   Keys: Ava Ayala. · Secondary: Mansion guest.

   White Tiger (Ava Ayala) is a S.H.I.E.L.D. trainee and the current successor in her family's legacy to bear the name. Originally a lone hero, she joined S.H.I.E.L.D. in an effort to become a right-hand woman to Nick Fury. With the rest of her group, she embarked on many missions and developed further as a hero. Throughout her time with the rest of the group, she rediscovered her hatred for Kraven the Hunter for the murders of her father and grandfather and overcame her desire to kill him herself with the aid of Spider-Man. She controls herself naturally and helps the others with that too.

   Personality "White Tiger keeps her head in the game, her feet on the battleground and the rest of the time, she's watching your back. White Tiger doesn't need nine lives to complete this mission"

   • Nick Fury about White Tiger's personality in the Fury Files Featurette Ava is a leader, and a strong-willed, down to business kind of girl. She gets along with Spider-Man and her other teammates as they fight villains together. She is definitely the most determined, and most apt about her S.H.I.E.L.D. opportunities than her other teammates, and will sometimes even cut them some slack when they goof off. She usually has a few good wisecracks for them.

   She has been known to go to school on Saturdays and to do homework during transportations to and from missions. She is a hard-working A+ student who earns her grades while secretly working with the boys to keep New Yorkers, and other citizens safe.

   Ava is so strong-willed and strives to be "perfect" in order to keep the tiger side of her contained. The prices that come from wearing the amulet. Her father and grandfather were both killed by Kraven the Hunter when they were unable to keep themselves in control.

   Physical appearance Ava Ayala TRN123 006 Ava Ayala

   Ava Ayala is a tall Hispanic-American teenage female who has a slender build but is also visibly muscular. She has brown eyes, and brown hair reaching mid-back. She usually wears a green, pink, or blue tunic with a white or purple long shirt underneath, a black or brown sash belt around her waist and wears strapped black high heels.

   WHITE-TIGER-ultimate-spider-man-30438923-1366-712 Ava in her old costume

   As White Tiger, she wears a form-fitting white cat-like suit with claw markings on her waist and shoulders, it also has yellow eyes, with her hair sticking out in a long, high ponytail. When under the effects of Kraven's drum, her eyes are razor and her hair is frizzed up.[1]

   White tiger s new suit by spidertiger14-d7qgbvm Ava in her new costume

   In season 3 after being captured by Dormammu her costume gets a major redesign. The stripes of her original costume are darker now, making her appear more tiger-like, She also has four new ones on her mask, two under both eyes, and two under those that extend from her jaw to next to her nose. The White Tiger amulet has moved from her hips to her chest, it also resembles it's "Unleashed" appearance that it had when Kraven wore it.

   History Early Life "Ava inherited the mysterious Jade Tiger Amulet. This amulet gives her the powers and agility of the fabled White Tiger."

   • Nick Fury about White Tiger's origins in the Fury Files Featurette Little is known about Ava's home life, besides the fact that her father, & grandfather both used to wear the Tiger Amulet. Ava lived in the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier until its destruction, briefly lived with Peter Parker, but moved back to HQ when she was informed that the new Helicarrier was up and operational.

   Becoming White Tiger Ava becomes White Tiger.

   Ava was born to Hector Ayala. Ava became White Tiger after her father was heavily injured by Kraven the Hunter during the latter's seeking of his power. Her father passed the White Tiger Amulet down to her and instructed that it not fall into Kraven's hands, in fear that the tyrant would become even more powerful. She took the Tiger Amulet, every day enduring its willingness to drive her into becoming wild and uncontrolled. She then became the White Tiger and eventually joined S.H.I.E.L.D. shortly after becoming a hero.[1]

   She moved into the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier and met Nova, Iron Fist, and Power Man after doing so. Soon enough, S.H.I.E.L.D. has uncovered her past and kept it in their records.

   Season 1 "Since Ava received the Jade Tiger Amulet, she has become dedicated to proving she is worthy of the honor. She joined up with S.H.I.E.L.D. so that she can train with the best and the bravest heroes in the world. There's just one catch... she starts off with these guys. Being on this team isn't always easy because heroes are never off duty, but White Tiger can handle it. White Tiger doesn't need to practice a thousand maneuvers, she practices one maneuver a thousand times, so, I'd stay out of the way."

   • Nick Fury about White Tiger's history in the Fury Files Featurette Spider-Man took Nick Fury's previous advice to him in stride and went to join S.H.I.E.L.D. on his own free will. During his battle against several automated robots, White Tiger watched his fight. She criticized his fighting style, stating that he was merely going around the combatants and smashing them. As Nova questioned Nick Fury for testing Spider-Man without his consent, White Tiger mocked him for still believing himself to be in charge and called him cute. As the four analyzed him, White Tiger referred to him as someone with low self-esteem and an identification with bugs merely because he named himself Spider-Man. As Iron Fist compared Spider-Man's criticism to the group's unknowing of him, White Tiger stated that she would clean the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier for a month if Spider-Man were to join. White Tiger also stated she would clean toilets as well, following Iron Fist's questioning of such. She high-fived the three shortly afterwards. Spider-Man made his way of the Helicarrier, on a motorcycle designed for him and was having difficulty using it. Luckily, White Tiger and the others came to his aid, in which she piloted the motorcycle after he was removed from it by Nova. As Spider-Man asked whom they were, she introduced herself and explained her capabilities to him. She tried to introduce Luke by his real name but was cut off by the latter in mid-speech. Luke instead wanted to identify himself as Power Man, something White Tiger opted to let him do. She returned to the Helicarrier with Spider-Man and her group and was ecstatic to win her bet after he chose to not join the group. Soon enough, Spider-Man was cornered by the Frightful Four sans Trapster and was having a difficult time facing the three by himself. To even the odds, White Tiger and her teammates came to his aid. She jumped on him and was told by Spider-Man that their help was unneeded, as he believed he was on the verge of winning. White Tiger did not agree, instead of removing the device placed on Spider-Man's chest by the group and soon enough, was struck from behind by Klaw. She continued to fight him and mocked the villain before being struck in the mouth and knocked unconscious instantly. As she began to fall headfirst, Spider-Man saved her. She was not easily impressed, citing that she could save herself before being placed with her teammates as Spider-Man alerted them of their real priority: protecting the civilians. She abided by his decision and protected the civilians as he faced the Frightful Four alone. During her protecting of the civilians, she was struck in the back alongside Nova and Power Man by Wizard. She later met with Spider-Man as his alter ego Peter Parker during a day at his school and introduced herself.[2]

   As Peter and Sam were sent to detention, Ava had already been sent there at the instructions of principal Coulson. After a tunnel ride, she emerged in costume and announced her presence before stopping to notice Spider-Man and Nova bickering before walking off. She briefly questioned where the group had been sent before hearing a transmission from Nick Fury. After noticing the group was underwater, she concluded that she loved working for S.H.I.E.L.D. and met back up with the others. As Spider-Man and Nova settled their differences by having a bet to see who could destroy more robots, White Tiger made an irritated remark while standing on the sidelines with Iron Fist and Power Man. As White Tiger yearned for respect, she concluded that the group should bring in someone from S.H.I.E.L.D.'s most wanted list after Spider-Man brought up all the villains he had defeated during his year of being a superhero. As she looked through the database, she wanted the group to make sure they found a villain they could handle. Just then, Nova requested the group go after Doctor Doom and sped off as the others pursued him. As they were aboard a ship, White Tiger urged them to turn the ship off, claiming as fact that the group was not going to go after Doctor Doom. Spider-Man agreed with her, much to her relief. However, as she moved in, the ship's door shut and took off. As they flew off, she concluded that she hated the entire group. Spider-Man became worried and started to check in on the others as the ship flew. After Spider-Man asked if she was trying to create a battle strategy, White Tiger revealed she was merely doing her homework before the battle. Within hours, the group arrived at Latveria and were attacked by several Doombots. During the battle, she sliced through one of the Octobots and regrouped with the others after the remainder were destroyed. Soon enough, the group was attacked by Doctor Doom himself, who emerged from his castle. To their surprise, Nova was able to defeat Doom with several blasts. In their ships, White Tiger and the others returned to the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier and discovered that Doom was merely a robot replica with several inside of the one they captured. As White Tiger pursued a lone Doombot, she concluded that they were splitting up to do the most damage and believed the group would need to contain them. As Spider-Man asked her how fast she could reach the core, White Tiger revealed it to be below them and told the others to follow her coordinates. As White Tiger and the others made their efforts, Nova was ultimately the one who stopped the Helicarrier from being destroyed. As the group was scolded by Nick Fury for their actions, Spider-Man was the first of them to admit fault. However, White Tiger and the others soon followed and admitted their own involvement. As the group received a taunting message from the real Doctor Doom, Nova prepared to depart for Latveria. She and the others chased after him.[3]

   As she and the rest of the group made their presence in Peter's life known, they started to deteriorate his friendship with Harry Osborn. As Peter and Harry briefly talked, Ava and the rest of the team requested his presence during a meeting and dragged him away from Harry. In actuality, the group simply wanted to laugh at Spider-Man's previous exposure of his underwear in his presence. Ava questioned Peter as to why she had to hear of Peter's accident from Nick Fury and not him, of which Peter reminded her he had just arrived. As the group continued to stick their matters into Peter's personal life, Ava was in attendance with the others to Harry Osborn's party. During which, the group briefly held an exchange with Mary Jane Watson and Ava showed disgust at Sam's eating of the nachos. As the symbiote started to wreak havoc, Ava ordered an evacuation as she grabbed Mary Jane, in an attempt to escort her to safety.

   41-1.jpg White Tiger fights Venom.

   During the symbiote's tenure, it enveloped Nova. As the four came across their ally-turned-foe, White Tiger asked Spider-Man on how the group would be able to prevent the symbiote from causing any harm without harming their teammate. As Power Man attacked it, he ripped the symbiote off of Nova. As he himself was enveloped, White Tiger screamed out his name in horror. She fought against the symbiote when it later came into play after taking Iron Fist as it's host and watched as Spider-Man allowed himself to be taken. Spider-Man was able to defeat it after he shocked it. Shortly afterwards, White Tiger and Power Man laughed at Iron Fist's exposed body and were confronted by Harry Osborn on the whereabouts of Peter. Three of the four made insults about him, with Ava's receiving an awkward silence as she tried to make fun of him for only being a ninety-eight percent average.[4]

   White Tiger and sheltered group White Tiger and the rest of the group cover their eyes of the glowing light

   Spider-Man was chased by Living Laser throughout New York. Fortunately for him, the group came to his aid. As they stood, White Tiger voiced her hope that they would be able to defeat Living Laser without destroying the city. As White Tiger and the others prepared to be vaporized, Living Laser disappeared before their very eyes. As she heard a sound, White Tiger made it known that she was hearing a familiar sound. As Iron Man arrived, Spider-Man wondered what he and Nick Fury were talking about. White Tiger believed it to be something related to security. As Spider-Man stared at Iron Man, she asked him if he was done. Later on, she trained with the rest of her team sans Spider-Man. Though the group argued over doing so, she concluded that if Spider-Man was late, they should train without him. However, Power Man cited that Spider-Man would show up, continuing by stating he always did. White Tiger believed that he mistook showing up for showing off. She continued by stating that there was no Spider-Man in the team. After concluding their training, White Tiger corrected Nova before Spider-Man arrived in a new Iron Manlike suit. In a matter of days, Ava and the other members of the group began to despise Spider-Man's new suit, mainly due to his inability to control it. They confronted Nick Fury over it, with Ava stating that his suit had been throwing the group off in the field recently. As the group discussed their crisis with Nick Fury, the Living Laser showed up again. With Fury's decision to send them, White Tiger asked about Spider-Man's involvement before Fury revealed he was only sending them in.

   White Tiger and the others went to confront him. As Spider-Man arrived to aid them, White Tiger openly questioned what Peter was doing there. Despite their combined efforts, the five proved ineffective towards beating him and the Living Laser escaped. As she walked away from him, White Tiger told him that he couldn't control the suit, even calling his own worst enemy in that suit. As Peter later arrived at the at the Helicarrier, Ava asked him what he was doing. After Spider-Man explained his failure and apologized to the group, Ava and the others surprised him by their statements relating to helping him. She told him to merely ditch his armor, as she and the others believed he worked better without it.[5]

   Spider-Man chased Batroc the Leaper in New York. Ava as White Tiger came to his aid and told him that Nick Fury requested that he report back to S.H.I.E.L.D., much to Spider-Man's annoyance. Spider-Man told her not to be so official, instead to go after lone criminals. As she attacked Batroc the Leaper, he dodged her and soon enough, she fell flat on her face before getting up and seeing Spider-Man stop Batroc in his tracks. Ultimately, Batroc was sent leaping headfirst into a broadcast of J. Jonah Jameson. At Midtown High School, she partook in a P.E. exercise and failed to please her new teacher. Feeling her failure to be unjust, she forced Peter to come with her to the school the next day, that being a Saturday. However, Peter slept in bed and only woke up when Ava called him. She questioned where he was before he swore to her that he'd be there. She simply told him to hurry up before he appeared before her shortly after her statement, much to her annoyance. Finally, in costume, she and Spider-Man came in front of the school and found the doors locked. As White Tiger thought the two should call for backup, Spider-Man urged her not to, citing that the two would be able to win the fight on their own. As they entered, they finally realized why Ava failed the test. Their gym instructor was really Taskmaster, who was trying to find out who Spider-Man was among the students. After learning the truth, Ava did not feel bad about failing the test. She did, however, fail to defeat Taskmaster, whom copied her every move and was left dangling to her certain death until Spider-Man came to her aid. The two trapped Taskmaster in the school's gym and attacked him, this time with each other's weapons. To their surprises, White Tiger started to enjoy using Spider-Man's technology and later joined him to talk with Danny and Coulson.

   Shortly after her fight with Taskmaster, she sat with Luke, Peter and the others as Mary Jane announced that she had gotten an interview with Spider-Man.[6] Shortly after aiding him, Ava ate lunch with the group and Harry as Mary Jane Watson announced while recording them that she had gotten an interview with Spider-Man.[7]

   An impostor with similar powers to Spider-Man started to save the city as a vigilante, which garnered the attention of Nick Fury. White Tiger was present for the meeting alongside the rest of her group and along with everyone else sans Spider-Man, she was more than willing to allow the impostor onto the team. As Spider-Man continued to berate the group for their decision and sneezed as he walked out, White Tiger hoped that she would not catch his cold. Spider-Man went and defeated Venom, after doing so coming to the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier and discovering White Tiger and the others had contracted his cold. Along with the others, she chased him off, angry over catching his cold.[8]

   Ava and her teammates went on a field trip to a museum to see the Norn Stone. However, the stone started to glow and soon enough, a Frost Giant emerged from its space. Ava and the others desperately tried to defeat it, after getting into their costumes. However, the group was unable to do any type of substantial damage until the arrival of

   Ava and her teammates went on a field trip to a museum to see the Norn Stone. However, the stone started to glow and soon enough, a Frost Giant emerged from its space. Ava and the others desperately tried to defeat it, after getting into their costumes. However, the group was unable to do any type of substantial damage until the arrival of Thor. Thor easily defeated the Frost Giant and regarded the group as mere children, much to their anger and frustration. After Thor transformed into a frog by touching a crystal made by Loki designed to do so, White Tiger went with the other members of the group and Thor to Asgard to fight Loki. They arrived and were soundly captured after doing so. Determining White Tiger and the others couldn't win, Spider-Man had Thor teleport the group away from the battle. After retreating, they sought help from the Troll King. After Thor apologized for earlier statements he made to the former, Eitri supplied the group with additional weapons, giving White Tiger a bow and arrow. During their next battle with Loki, White Tiger used it to fight off several of the Frost Giants until Spider-Man successfully tricked Loki into undoing his spell on Thor by reverting him to normal. After the group returned to Earth, White Tiger and the others gladly allowed Spider-Man to receive the goat Thor had given them in thanks for their cooperation.[9]

   Ava angry at Spider-Man about not telling her and the others who Venom was Ava frustrated with Peter.

   The Venom symbiote emerged for the third time and caused Nick Fury to assemble the group to face it once again. As Spider-Man revealed that he knew who was inside of the symbiote and wouldn't say whom, White Tiger urged Nick Fury to allow her to attack him. Spider-Man was placed on a bench for the mission while White Tiger and the others were allowed to go. As the group prepared to get suited up, White Tiger explained that Venom had been sighted at Oscorp towers. As she and the others descended into their pods, they were trapped in webs and concluded they were those of Spider-Man. They eventually got out and made their way to the tower, where they encountered Spider-Man and Venom. As the group attacked Venom, Spider-Man asked them sarcastically what had taken them so long. White Tiger asked him if he was surprised that the group made their way through his webbing so soon before Power Man told her to focus on their mission instead of Spider-Man. As Spider-Man continued to throw the group off, he explained they didn't have to hurt Venom and they could still save him before White Tiger concluded that whoever was inside of Venom was long gone as she took out her S.H.I.E.L.D. issue tiger claws and charged at him alongside the rest of the group sans Spider-Man. During the four's simultaneous attack on Venom, she climbed up his shoulder and kicked him the back. She soon followed her assault by slashing.

   When Spider-Man got angry at Fury for spying on him. Fury tells him that Spider-Man signed a contract, which Spider-Man had doubts on him, but she, Nova, Iron Fist, and Power Man corrected him.

   Later, she was one of the victims to be put to sleep by Nightmare by giving her her nightmare of failing. Spider-Man, Iron Fist, and Doctor Strange stopped Nightmare and she was woken up.

   White Tiger was then partnered with Nova for their science project which annoyed her. She and Nova made an ice making machine. White Tiger then helped fight with the Awesome Android which one part embarrassed her of calling for it before it was stopped.

   She and the rest of her group would next be assigned to stakeout duty in watching out for J. Jonah Jameson, who was under attack by the Beetle after slandering the latter in the media despite Spidey's protests. She and the group continued their stakeout until they noticed Mary Jane Watson on her way to the building. White Tiger and the others made their way of the roof and into the Daily Bugle itself, splitting up as they did so. During their watch, she and the others split up in order to watch the building from all sides. However, she, Iron Fist, Nova, and Power Man were defeated by Beetle one by one. The four all regain consciousness later and joined Spider-Man during his own face off with the villain. After rejoining Spider-Man, she attacked Beetle on her own. During the attack, she was caught by Power Man after a direct hit from the Beetle and grabbed by him as well, ordering him to let go before the others helped her. After defeating him, White Tiger and the rest of the group prepared to take him to prison as Spider-Man conversed with Mary Jane over saving her life. Their mission a success, White Tiger and the rest escorted Beetle to prison.[10]

   She and her teammates pranked fellow team member Spider-Man while the latter slept in bed. The group had Nova call Spider-Man on his cell phone and claim to have been in his hardest battle and desperately needing help. As they anticipated, Spider-Man ran out and slipped on ice, causing White Tiger and the others to laugh at him. After laughing at him, she and the others informed Spider-Man that they had come to retrieve him. The group decided to head off to a deserted tropical island. As they arrived, they changed out of their costumes and into beach clothes. Ava played volleyball with the rest of the team and easily dominated her allies, gloating after winning as well. During their fun, she and the others came in contact with a boy named Sandy. Sandy claimed to have been stranded on the island and urged the group to chase him. Despite their initial unwillingness, they went along and did so. Along with the others, she started to complain about chasing him. Her main complaint is that of her hair being covered in sand and needing to wash it. She and the others decided to go back to their ship, only for Sandy to discover their desire to leave and his revealing to be the criminal Sandman as he seized their ship and caused them to retreat. The five ran off into a maze and were soon enough, found by Sandman. She ran off with the others and managed to get into the ship once the group worked as a team and subdued Sandman. However, Sandman hid as sand on their ship and managed to get off. The group was forced to go after Sandman, whom had changed into a large form and was making his way onto New York. White Tiger and the others chased him as he continued to make his way into the state. With the help of Nova, she and the others succeeded. Though Sandman was incarcerated, the group was still subjected to a partly-clothed cold bath by Nick Fury, who was trying to make sure the group did not have any small particles of sand still on them and also trying to punish them for going to the tropical island without his consent.[11]

   During an attack on New York, Ava instructed Iron Fist to aid her in saving a few children from being killed by collateral damage during the battle. She and the rest of her team were scolded by Nick Fury for the collateral damage of the battle and were given a new task in the form of joining Damage Control and cleaning up their own messes. While she and the others displayed distaste in their new job, Spider-Man and Nova claimed to have uncovered a nefarious secret about the group. She and the rest of the team did not believe them and carried on their own individual work until finally being allowed to resume their jobs as superheroes.[12]

   Spider-Man was turned into a pig by Loki, as an act of revenge for his previous assistance of Thor in reclaiming his body. Ava and her teammates were at school while Spider-Man was chased around by several Asgardians, hellbent on eating him and laughed at him when they saw him. After their mocking of him, Ava and the rest of her team fought of several of the Asgardians determined to eat Spider-Man and were successful in keeping the latter from harm's way.[13]

   She was seen in the audience watching the Spider-Man play at Midtown High.

   She and the rest of her team received training from Captain America, whom easily overpowered the five. During the training session, she was tied against a pole with Luke after being bested in battle. Spider-Man was the last to be taken down and shortly after his defeat, the group received another round with the veteran hero. She fought him by herself and was propelled against Power Man, whom himself had been defeated earlier. After their session reached its climax, Captain America left his shield in front of the group. She and the others started to converse in their match and discussed their enjoyment towards meeting him before Captain America's shield was projected out of the S.H.I.E.L.D.[14] Helicarrier after Power Man failed to catch it when Spider-Man threw it at him. After Spider-Man went to retrieve it, Captain America returned and asked her and the rest of the group what had become of his shield in his absence. She and the others explained and Captain America went with Spider-Man to retrieve it.

   White Tiger and the rest of her group sans Spider-Man came into conflict with the Frightful Four. As they continued their four-on-four duel, Spider-Man arrived and aided the group. Soon enough, the Frightful Four were put on the verge of losing and retreated, but not before leaving a multitude of Octobots to fight them. As they battled them, White Tiger expressed her disbelief that the group could be so easily deceived. The group defeated them and White Tiger gloated over the team's victory, as well as Spider-Man's statement that the robots were difficult before wondering where he had wandered off to. As it turned out, Spider-Man had been captured by Doctor Octopus. Fury informed them Doc Ock had scrambled Spider-Man's communicator and is giving different locations. She and the rest of the group tried to find a way to him, eventually setting their sights on using an Octobot to track his location and lead them there as well. After the Octobot started to take off, she ran after it with the others and told Nova to move. As they arrived, they found themselves facing the Green Goblin. As the group fought him, White Tiger found herself on the receiving end of a blast of his glove and hit the ground after being shocked. After Spider-Man fought and narrowly escaped the Green Goblin, she returned to the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier alongside him and the others, where she was treated for her injuries.[15]

   Against Spider-Man's wishes, White Tiger and her allies joined him in facing the Green Goblin. As Power Man explained, White Tiger and the others had stopped always taking orders and started to do what they thought was best, a trait of Spider-Man's that seemingly passed down to them. As Spider-Man continued his running from the Goblin with Harry, White Tiger and the others joined him in his evacuation. After Luke and Spider-Man successfully brought the Goblin to a state of unconsciousness, White Tiger contacted Nick Fury and the others and explained they had taken the Goblin down and were awaiting extraction before Spider-Man reminded the group of his earlier sentiments that they be left out of what he believed was his own fight. Soon enough, she and the other members of the group sans Spider-Man were shocked after the Goblin placed his hand in water and used it to carry over electricity to them. She and the rest of the group fell back to get Harry to safety. The group took Harry to the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, where they celebrated their seeming victory over the Goblin's destruction, only for the latter to crash into the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier and attack everyone inside as well. Ava and the others fought off the Green Goblin, her jumping over a thrown piece of the Helicarrier and stood with her team as Harry reunited with his mutated father. Though she and the others tried to keep Harry from his dad, they were met with hostility as Harry transformed into Venom. After failing to stop the Goblin as a team, she evacuated the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier with her team sans Spider-Man and mourned over his seeming death saving them until he revealed himself to still be alive by showing up behind them. She and the others rushed to help him stand, as he was still weakened from his battle. However, a new problem emerged. With the Helicarrier down, White Tiger had nowhere to live. Spider-Man allowed his teammates to move in with him and she and the others were introduced individually to his May Parker.[16]

   Season 2 Following the destruction of the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, Ava and the rest of her team moved into the home of Spider-Man, who was the only one to not reside at the Helicarrier.[16]

   White Tiger season 2 da Ava shortly before being neutralized.

   During an investigation into a warehouse abandoned by Doctor Octopus, Ava alerted Spider-Man of an impending threat and dispatched to fight it off. However, as she approached it, she was knocked unconscious as it speeded off to similarly attack and defeat the likes of Nova, Power Man, and Iron Fist. Following Spider-Man's failure to capture Doctor Octopus, who revealed himself after defeating the four, she and the others were rushed home by Spider-Man and changed back into their regular clothes. Upon May Parker's arrival into the house, she and the others greeted her. Ultimately, Spider-Man chose to help Connors with his research and in the process resulted in the creation of the Lizard. She and the rest of the group came to Spider-Man's aid. They proved successful and were able to revert him back to his former state.[17]

   Later, she and the rest of the group resided in the living room of the house before Spider-Man arrived. As he asked her to talk to him, she shushed him and explained that she was trying to listen to an online lecture. As the house's power went out, Ava openly expressed her sadness over not being able to listen to the online lecture. Instead, she observed Electro on her laptop and his speech regarding the power outage. As Iron Fist spoke, Ava questioned how Electro had become immensely powerful before Spider-Man urged the group to get dressed. In their mix up of clothes, Ava ended up with Power Man's costume while Spider-Man had hers. She watched as Spider-Man struggled to gain control of his motorcycle and later questioned why Spider-Man could just web-sling the entire group before he revealed to her that his web shooters ran on electricity. White Tiger began to become embittered over the group's sudden disadvantages before Iron Fist explained to her that their loss of power forced them to explore the meaning of life. Shortly after his statement, Spider-Man hit his head directly into a stop light and the entire group fell to the ground. Spider-Man suggested the group goes old school and as a result, she and the others were pushed there by Power Man. After Power Man made a comment regarding the group needing to lose weight, Spider-Man exclaimed that White Tiger had been eating more desserts than the others. Angered by this rather rude comment, White Tiger pressed her claws into Spider-Man's shoulders and caused him to verbally express his discomfort. The group came to a stop, caused by several citizens angered over Spider-Man supposed involvement in their lack of electricity. The group started to throw trash at him, as well as White Tiger and the others. She and the others were dragged off by Spider-Man's Electro controlled motorcycle, where she screamed as it went at a high speed. She and the others briefly appeared before the moon before falling into a gutter. As they landed, White Tiger expressed her anger at Nova, whom she believed nearly killed them. Before Nova could issue a response, he was stepped on by Batroc the Leaper, whom White Tiger uttered the name of in response to his appearance. Though she and the others tried to subdue him, they fell individually to his powers and he succeeded in getting away. She chased Spider-Man with the others after the former had spotted Electro. She managed to dodge an oncoming bus, which Power Man stopped from moving as Nova was hit. The group continued to help out those in the city until Electro revealed himself to them. His use of electricity caused Spider-Man to shoot webs at his teammates against his own will, resulting in Ava and the others being hit. After Electro escaped, Spider-Man asked if they noticed anything about Electro that they could use to their advantage. Ava noted the way he had talked, to which Iron Fist responded by explaining that he had become more focused on his actions as he continued to use his powers. The group successfully took down Batroc the Leaper and were confronted by Electro after doing so. During their battle with Electro, White Tiger and Iron Fist were chased by several of his clones. As they regrouped with Nova and Power Man, they attacked the clones together and later, she punched Spider-Man on the shoulder after he defeated Electro. The group returned home and she joined the others in making fun of Spider-Man.[18]

   During a training session, Ava became rampant and attacked Spider-Man without hesitation. Nova moved in to stop her but was quickly defeated and tossed aside as she ran into the streets and caused havoc. During her destruction of property, she ate several foods rather maliciously. After waking out of her trance, she claimed to have not remembered anything during her previous state of being and remembered only hearing a drum beat before losing control. By the next day, she became careless towards keeping herself in any type of redeemable condition and instead, became disgusting to her teammates as she drank from the carton. She went out and tried to attack a man wearing a rat costume before being pushed away by Spider-Man. She urged him to leave her alone, something Peter did not want to do. Spider-Man stated that she was family and the team wasn't going to let her fall like that. She dusted him off and continued on her pursuit. She eventually found Kraven the Hunter, barely dodging a trap after Spider-Man came to her aid and pushed her out of the way. Though Kraven merely wanted her Tiger Amulet, White Tiger would not give it up and tried to fight him on her own. Despite Spider-Man's aid, she was less than willing to allow him to aid her and told him to leave her to face her own enemy. Spider-Man continued to ignore her wishes and fought by her side. As Spider-Man continued to question her, she revealed to him her motive for hating Kraven, is the fact that he had killed her father, as well as his own father. After Kraven managed to get her Tiger Amulet, Spider-Man believed the two to have won before White Tiger revealed that they had lost. After Kraven stole her amulet, White Tiger was forced to resort to her own strength. Despite her initial unwillingness to do so, she found herself trying to fight off Kraven and several of the tigers he had attracted since becoming mutated by the Tiger Amulet. She succeeded in retrieving it and quickly overpowered Kraven. He was still unwilling to give up and she and Spider-Man took turns attacking him. After Kraven laid weakened, White Tiger prepared to finish him off before Spider-Man stopped her. Taking this as a mere obstacle, she ordered him to get out of her way. However, Spider-Man would not do so and instead revealed to her the story of how he lost his uncle. She related to him and chose to merely have Kraven incarcerated for his crimes. The two later talked privately, with Ava giving Spider-Man a hug for his involvement in stopping her old enemy. However, their conversation was cut short by the meddling of Nova, who had spent his time recording the two. She then chased after him, soon followed by Spider-Man, whom himself wanted to get the two fighting on video.[1]

   As a training exercise, White Tiger and her teammates attacked Spider-Man. During their training, Ava threw punches at Spider-Man, all of which he dodged. She got together with the rest of the group and they all attacked him at once, however, their attempt to harm him proved unsuccessful and she and the others fell. White Tiger and the others left him.[19] The team then arrived facing The Sinister Six where she fought Kraven again. After Spider-Man told the team to switch opponents, White Tiger defeated Electro and took the other four members except Lizard into custody.

   White Tiger and the rest of the team then went away to a water park until she came back when Spider-Man returned from Boston.

   After Green Goblin returned and attacked Spider-Man, White Tiger and the team then helped Spider-Man steady a building. He then told them that the Goblin was after Harry again and she reminded him about Harry hating Spider-Man. When Green Goblin attacked Harry and Peter, White Tiger and the others tried to protect them but were defeated easily when the Goblin immobilizes them by trapping them in energy bubbles from his pumpkin bombs. She and the team were at Harry's apartment wondering why the Green Goblin was after their team leader and not Harry. When Harry sees him, the team were expecting him to be Venom but were actually instead confronted by Carnage. She and the team try to protect Harry while discovering that Carnage is more powerful than Venom and gets defeated when Carnage crushed her with a bookcase. When Harry became Venom after freeing Peter from Carnage, she and the team fought Goblin but were defeated after the Goblin gets away again.

   White Tiger and the team then planned a party at the house but when Nova goes to deactivate it the house becomes a death trap. After she and the team stopped it, she revealed that the party was a thank you gift for letting them live in his house before everything is put back to normal by Coulson.

   The team train on the Tri-Carrier against a Life-Model Decoy based on Captain America, in a hologram chamber resembling WWII. During the fight, the LMD switches to appear as Juggernaut and the surrounding resemble Latveria. They defeat the LMD but are met by Nick Fury, who is also an LMD, they then take out that one. Agent Coulson arrives and tells them that they have to to the moon to save John Jameson who had disappeared while on a mission. When they reach the moon, they find claw marks and find John Jameson who tells him that he blacked out before the attack. She and the team then fight him in his Man-Wolf form. She and the others were able to destroy the stone on his chest before returning to earth with him in a coma.

   White Tiger and the team are transformed into miniature, child-like versions of themselves. They were taken to the Helicarrier and tests were performed on them. Nick Fury with no other options was forced to put the team in D.A.Y.C.A.R.E., and monitored by Nanny Bots, with Agent Coulson's face. There they meet another little boy with snot coming out of his nose. The boy is revealed to be Loki out for revenge. But they are rescued by Thor who had also been transformed into a child. The team escapes D.A.Y.C.A.R.E. only to be attacked by the Destroyer armor, Nick Fury order the team to leave in a Quinjet, which is destroyed and are forced to parachute to a rooftop. Loki then possesses the Destroyer as the battle leads to a nearby Toy store. They are able to retrieve the Norn Stone, and with Loki released from the Armor they transform him into a childlike form and return themselves back to normal.

   Later, White Tiger takes the Hulk who is trapped in Spider-Man's body to the roof of the school and puts him in the Spider-Man costume and tells him to find his original body.

   The team arrives at Midtown High School in their civilian clothes to learn it had been attacked by the Lizard.

   After a training session, the team listens to former S.H.I.E.L.D. Trainee Deadpool as he recounts the time he defeated Doctor Doom single-handed.

   Spider-Man and the team battle the Green Goblin again. The team goes on the offensive blasting him and binding him in web, knocking him off his Glider, and the Goblin is taken into S.H.I.E.L.D. custody. The team is shocked at how easy the takedown was, and Spider-Man's spider-sense goes off as S.H.I.E.L.D. agents take Osborn away.

   She then learned of Arcade's plan to create a World War III.

   White Tiger and the team waited in a cemetery for their S.H.I.E.L.D. contact but are attacked by an army of shadow vampires working for Dracula himself. They are helped by Blade who is revealed to be the S.H.I.E.L.D. contact. He vows to deliver an ancient, powerful magical relic into the hands of Director Nick Fury at any cost. When Dracula arrived at the Museum of Natural History, she then fought him before getting mind controlled into helping him escape. Dracula along with Spider-Man's mesmerized team arrive on the Tri-carrier to get the Tekhamentep's Ankh. She and the others were freed by Spider-Man and helped with recovering the Tekhamentep's Ankh.

   She was then sent by Fury to help with fighting Sandman.

   Spider-Man and the team battle the Sinister Six again with the help of Norman Osborn in his Iron Patriot Armor. She fought Kraven the Hunter for the third time but when the Sinister Six switch opponents, she was taken down by Doc Ock before resuming her fight with Kraven but was defeated. When Norman had been transformed back into the Green Goblin, he abducts White Tiger and the others.

   Green Goblin has transformed his friends into Goblins and plans to use the old helicarrier to gas New York City with the Green Goblin formula. But using Doctor Connors' serum, Spider-Man defeats his team by reminding them of their past actions like Ava's fight with Kraven and defeats the Green Goblin.

   Season 3 Season 4 Powers and Abilities Powers Superhuman Strength Superhuman Speed Superhuman Stamina Superhuman Agility Superhuman Leap and Jump Superhuman Reflexes Superhuman Durability Superhuman Senses Accelerate Healing Factor "Tired of bad guys busting down your door? Many Doombots giving you a sweat? Introducing White Tiger. She's an acrobatic huntress with steel claws. She slices, she dices. Did I forget to mention? She gets straight As. White Tiger is perfect for missions requiring close combat and stealth. Don't try to catch this tiger by the tail. Her speed and fighting ability make her an asset on the battlefield. You can knock her down, but White Tiger always lands on her feet."

   • Nick Fury about White Tiger's powers in the Fury Files Featurette White Tiger kicks Kraven Ava's physical strength.

   As the latest White Tiger, Ava's powers come solely from the White Tiger Amulet. Her skills, while already superb, are increasing significantly from its powers and cause her to have catlike reflexes. During many battles, she has been shown to rely heavily on it, especially while dealing with larger and much stronger opponents. However, her reflexes have not always benefited her and have caused her to be easily attacked and overpowered by opponents like Klaw. Though her powers can be used for her rare instances of being a solo act, they benefit greatly from the reliance of others.

   Demonstrated during her team's assault on Latveria, Ava's reflexes and abilities are great in a crowd of opponents and have show to be heavily reliable while she has stood alone.[3] She exhibited agileness while fighting off several S.H.I.E.L.D. robots alongside her teammates in a training session.[4]

   Master acrobatic: White Tiger is an athlete-type able to easily dodge enemy attacks and fight enemies.[2] Peak-human agility: White Tiger has peaked agility able to leap high and run fast enough to catch the enemy with ease.[2] Relationships Spider-Man White Tiger and Spider-Man White Tiger and Spider-Man.

   Ava and Peter first met when he as Spider-Man had difficulty controlling his motorcycle. She took control and helped him out. Shortly afterwards, she introduced herself to him and watched as he initially chose not to join S.H.I.E.L.D. which made her happy, due to a previous bet she had made. During Spider-Man's battle against the Frightful Four, the two saved each other, with White Tiger doing it for Spider-Man first and Spider-Man doing it last.

   The two adventured together to confront Doctor Doom after Nova saw the group fit to do so. Ava fought by his side during their first battle against Venom and watched as he was consumed by the latter. She grew tired of Spider-Man's collaboration with Iron Man, mainly because of the latter's then-recent suit he had received from his new mentor. She advised him to stop using it but still aided him in saving Iron Man after the latter was seized by the Living Laser.

   Ultimate-spiderman-bts-white-tiger-teaser 500px Her and Spider-Man's first solo adventure together would be against the Taskmaster, who donned the disguise of a gym teacher at their school in an attempt to find the former. After failing a P.E. test, Ava would not let the injustice go unavenged and dragged Spider-Man into confronting him on a Saturday. The next day, she called him on his cell phone and ordered him to get down to the school, which he did really fast must to her suprise. Despite her initial unwillingness to go in without the instructions of their other team members, Spider-Man convinced her otherwise and the two went inside. Following their team up, she, Spider-Man and their teammates were called in over a Spider-Man impersonator. Despite Spider-Man's wish to not allow him to join the group, she and the others were towards the impersonator's induction as the group's sixth member. As Spider-Man sneezed, White Tiger hoped that she would not catch his cold. Her fears became a reality and she caught it, alongside the rest of the group and attacked him with the others for giving it to him.

   As Peter rejected his teammates' attempts to get him to allow them to copy his homework, Ava complimented Peter as being the only one of the four to actually possess integrity. However, she took back her compliment by reminding them that his abilities as a superhero had consumed much of his time, causing him much frustration. She and the others noticed his strangeness later that day, as he had switched bodies with Wolverine. She fought alongside Spider-Man against a Frost Giant and the two related as Thor treated them like mere children. Soon afterwards, she went with Spider-Man and the others to Asgard, in an effort to defeat Loki. They succeed and soon Ava became embittered over Spider-Man's reveal to the group that he had known Venom's secret identity and wasn't going to tell anyone. She reacted angrily, urging her teammates and Nick Fury to allow her to get the information out of her.

   She and the others played a prank on Spider-Man by having Nova call him on his cell phone and claim to be in dire battle conditions. As Spider-Man ran out and slipped on ice, she and the others laughed at him. Ava and Peter went with the other three to a desert island and had an enjoyable time on its beach. She joined Spider-Man and the rest of the group in facing Sandman. She and Spider-Man helped the others chase their foe down and later took a shower with them as well. During the Goblin's rise, Spider-Man restricted her from getting involved in his duties to defeat the villain and blamed himself for her injuries during the group's initial fight against it. She and the others came to his aid regardless and mourned over his seeming death after sinking with the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier before he revealed himself to them, causing White Tiger and the others to surround him. Shortly afterwards, he allowed White Tiger and the rest of the group to reside at his home.

   Ava reported to Spider-Man a sighting of a foe before moving in to confront it herself and being defeated. After defeating the foe, Peter rushed her and the others back to their shared home. During Ava's time of being the lone ranger and going along with her powers, Spider-Man tried to encourage her to fight her inner demons and not give in. During this motivational speech, he tried to convince her that she was part of his family and that he really cared for her. However, Ava did not believe that and instead went off on her own again. Spider-Man found himself having to chase her down and prevented her from falling into a trap at the hands of Kraven the Hunter. He then told her about Uncle Ben's murder and how that made him into what he is today, something he's never told his other teammates. Shortly afterwards, she had a training session with him and the rest of the group. Though she and the others tried hard, they failed to successfully get Spider-Man or attack him. She later came to his aid against the Sinister Six, where she again fought Kraven the Hunter.

   It's hinted that Ava may have feelings for Peter, as implied when she was hugging him while purring. This feeling may have grown stronger as Spider-Man and her had a heart-to-heart when he told her about his uncle, and when he convinced her to become like her Dad, and not to kill and be like Kraven the Hunter.

   Iron Fist As the group tried to save a few civilians, White Tiger instructed Danny to save a few children. During their fight against Electro, Iron Fist responded to White Tiger's earlier question if anyone had noticed the former's voice change during his electrical transmissions.

   Power Man White Tiger met Power Man after either her own or his joining of the S.H.I.E.L.D. trainees. During their introductions to Spider-Man, she tried to introduce him to the latter as his real name, only to be redirected to his alias after seeing Spider-Man's.

   Nova White Tiger first met Nova either after Nova joined S.H.I.E.L.D. or she did. During their work as a team, she grew tired of his constant referrals to himself as the team's leader. She even mocked him during the group's watching of Spider-Man's entry into their team. As Nova ran to confront the real Doctor Doom at Latveria, White Tiger and her teammates chased him. During the group's attempt to find Spider-Man after he was captured by Doctor Octopus, White Tiger angrily told him to get out of the way as she and the others followed the Octobot they were using to find Spider-Man's location. During the group's attempt to find Electro, she and the others were thrusted by Spider-Man's Electro controlled motorcycle. She complained that Nova had tried to kill them, to which he denied involvement in doing so.

   Equipment White Tiger Amulet: This amulet gives her tiger-like abilities, along with the power of the Tiger God.[2] Claws: Those claws are White Tiger's main weapon of choice.[2] Electrified claws: Given a new upgrade from S.H.I.E.L.D., White Tiger has electrified claws able to shock opponents in hand-to-hand combat.[6] S.H.I.E.L.D. tiger claws: S.H.I.E.L.D. gave Ava a new weapon that resembles a mechanical tiger claw. It is able to do deal more damage than her regular claws and can hold small pieces of objects inside it. Her first and only time using these claws was against Venom during his third appearance in the city. After he managed to escape, she kept a piece of his costume with her.[20] Web-Shooters: Having swapped their gear with Spider-Man, she used the web-shooters to defeat Taskmaster and after that, she admitted the web shooters are quite awesome. (briefly)[6] Magic bow and arrow (briefly)

6. #6Mirageconstantselective

   Keys: Mirage. · Secondary: Mansion guest.

   “He's attracted to power. So am I. It's a... weakness we share.” ―Mirage during a dinner with Mr. Incredible[src] Mirage is the secondary antagonist of the 2004 Disney/Pixar animated film The Incredibles. She was Syndrome's sultry assistant during his attempt to eradicate Supers, but she had a change of heart after Syndrome appeared to pass off her life.

   Official Description Syndrome's mysterious love interest might be drawn to power, but she quickly learns the consequences when power is in the wrong hands.[1] Personality Mirage is a calm and decisive femme fatale who thrives on wealth and power. Unlike Syndrome, however, she has standards for how far she is willing to go for it.

   At first, Mirage respected Syndrome as her leader, sharing in his taste for calculation and betrayal and willingly drawing supers to their deaths to near the point where they could release the Omnidroid for its rampage. However, she does have some honor, as she was clearly ill at ease with Syndrome opening fire on Elastigirl's plane when they learned children were aboard, and all of her loyalty for him completely faded away when Syndrome expressed no concern for her life once Mr. Incredible threatened to kill her and then mocked the man whose family he thought he had killed by calling him weak, thus making her change her ways completely by siding with the Incredibles.

   Physical appearance Mirage is a tall tan-skinned young woman with mid-back length platinum-blonde hair that has bangs swept to the left side, green eyes, and a very slim body.

   She has a penchant for expensive clothes, and sometimes wears earrings and also wears high-heeled black shoes.

   Role in the film "Mirage" is a pseudonym; her real name is currently unknown. She is Syndrome's seductive right-hand woman, who aided him in the murder of Gazerbeam and many other superheroes during Operation Kronos. She had been conducting surveillance on Frozone for some time in an attempt to make him Syndrome's next murder victim, however, when she spots Frozone with his good friend Mr. Incredible, Mirage recommends to Syndrome that they put Frozone on hold and instead target Mr. Incredible, given Syndrome's hatred of the latter. She later slips a video message to Bob Parr on his last day at Insuricare, spinning a story of needing superhero help with a government project gone wrong and promising to pay him to triple his annual salary at Insuricare, which he opens that night after he is fired by Gilbert Huph. Mr. Incredible, both eager to resume his superhero glory days and in need of money to support his family now that he is unemployed, accepts Mirage's offer. Mirage meets Mr. Incredible aboard the Manta Ship and requests him to deactivate the allegedly defective Omnidroid 9,000 on Nomanisan Island without destroying it, warning him that the robot will learn the longer that the battle goes on. She watches from a surveillance bird with Syndrome as Mr. Incredible succeeds in the task, surprising the vengeful villain who instructs Mirage to invite him to dinner. She later joins Mr. Incredible at dinner that night, explaining away her superior's absence as him liking anonymity, and explaining that she's drawn to him, due to a mutual attraction to power. After receiving his pay, Bob returns home.

   Two months later, Mirage contacts Mr. Incredible again after the Super has turned his home life around with both the increased income and losing a significant amount of weight. She greets him complimenting his new suit, courtesy of Edna Mode, and escorts him to a suite, informing him that he will receive his briefing later that day in a certain room, in actuality a trap where Syndrome and the completed Omnidroid 10,000 waits to intercept him. Later that night, after Mr. Incredible tricked Syndrome's probe into thinking he was dead, Mirage inadvertently lets Mr. Incredible into Nomanisan's control room, allowing him to discover Syndrome's plans, but finds him when the tracking device on his suit triggers the security system.

   She is present later when Syndrome tries to interrogate Mr. Incredible about the plane heading to the island, looking on with an increasingly uncomfortable expression as Syndrome sends missiles at the jet when it becomes clear that Mr. Incredible's wife is the pilot, and even more so when they learn that their children are on the plane. She reluctantly informs Syndrome that the missiles destroyed the plane and notices Mr. Incredible fighting through his binds after Syndrome taunts him. She pushes him out of the way, winding up in Mr. Incredible's grasp herself as the super threatens to crush her unless Syndrome releases him. Syndrome comments it is uncharacteristically dark for him and passes it off, much to Mirage's concern, and goads Mr. Incredible. The broken super releases her a few seconds later, and Mirage's expression shows even more uncertainty as she leaves the room. Syndrome continues to taunt him over being weak and beneath him now while Mr. Incredible sobs for his presumed deceased family. Later, as they prepare the rocket to launch the Omnidroid, Mirage calls Syndrome out on his attitude, to which Syndrome tells her he simply called Mr. Incredible's bluff and that he knew he would not have it in him to hurt her. Not buying his excuse, Mirage furiously tells him to bet his own life when he gambles again and storms off in disgust, leaving Syndrome confused.

   The next morning, Mirage has decided to defect from Syndrome, and shortly after learning that Mr. Incredibles' family had survived and made it to the island, she goes to free him. The super nearly chokes her before she manages to say that they're alive, upon which the super releases and then warmly embraces her. She then notices Helen in the doorway, who punches her in the face, under the impression that her husband had an affair with her. Mr. Incredible quickly disabuses her of that notion, and Mirage warns them that their children may have triggered the alarm and tells them to hurry to find them.

   Later, after Syndrome has left the island, leaving the Incredibles bound in the containment room, Mirage sees the Omnidroid attacking the city on the news with a worried expression and then sees the escaped family running through the halls to her surprise. Reaching the hangar, the Incredibles decide to use the extra rocket to return to the mainland, but Mr. Incredible surmises that Syndrome has changed the password and ponders on how to access the computer. Mirage speaks over the intercom: "Say please," and steps in to help the Incredibles return to Metroville, allowing them to stop the Omnidroid, and foil Syndrome's plan of Operation Kronos for good.

   Printed media Mirage has since joined the NSA as an agent. When Xerek becomes active again in Europe, she and Helen are assigned to work together against the diminutive supervillain's schemes. When discovering Helen's past with Xerek and how she is keeping this from the rest of the family, Mirage points out that she is doing exactly the same thing Bob was doing, to Helen's chagrin. Arriving in Paris, they face Bomb Voyage and a group of mercenaries, though they are outnumbered. Helen pursues Bomb Voyage to Xerek's lair, with Mirage meeting her there. After Xerek's small goal of wanting to lure Helen out under the assumption, she missed the thrill of the old days and him, both heroes just laugh and Xerek is arrested as Mirage manages to offer his mercenaries better pay.

7. #7Dr. Ann Possibleconstantselective

   Keys: Dr. Ann Possible. · Secondary: Mansion guest.

   Physical Appearance Ann looks identical to Kim but is taller in height with lighter hair, blue eyes, and a more pinkish color to her skin. Her red orange hair is silkier than Kim Possible's.

   Her casual attire usually consists of a magenta sweater and a purple skirt, with a matching skirt and high-heels. Her business attire is much the same, only with a dark purple suit jacket or a white lab coat. When performing surgery, she wears green surgical scrubs.

   Personality Ann is a nice but firm person, with a cheerful attitude. She is also very understanding, but she has a hair-trigger temper, which Prince Wally almost found out first-hand. In her eagerness to be accepted by her daughter's peers during a Sophomore ski trip weekend, she forgot her boundaries and unintentionally embarrassed Kim.

   Ann is able to do the puppy-dog pout, just like her daughter, often to get Kim to cave into her mother's wishes.

   Biography Ann graduated from the University Of Upperton.

   Abilities Ann worked as a skilled neurosurgeon at the Middleton Medical Center. She is an excellent parent who exhibited remarkable adaptability to uncertain situations during her brief forays into heroics alongside her family.

   Relationships Family Ann often tended to serve as the voice of reason in her family. She scolded Jim and Tim when they experimented in the house, offered Kim motherly advice on various social challenges, and constantly reminded her husband, James, to be home in time for dinner.

   She was apparently well-liked outside of her immediate family as well. Her brother-in-law, Slim, asked after fondly when she was unable to visit his ranch with the rest of her family.

   Coworkers Ann appeared to be on good terms with her coworkers. One of Kim's pet peeves was that Ann would accept personal calls from her while performing surgery and put her on speakerphone, which allowed Ann's coworkers to listen in and comment.

8. #8Go Go Tomagoconstantselective

   Keys: Go Go Tomago. · Secondary: Mansion guest.

   Go Go Tomago is a major character in Disney's 2014 animated feature film Big Hero 6. A stoic adrenaline junkie, Go Go is an industrial design and mechanical engineering student at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology and a member of Big Hero 6.

   Go Go Tomago was created by Scott Lobdell and Gus Vazquez.

   Background Go Go is of Korean descent. She currently resides in the high-tech city of San Fransokyo, living in an apartment located in a relatively shady neighborhood. She presumably lived alone before becoming roommates with her longtime friend Honey Lemon.

   Go Go studies at San Fransokyo Tech, where she works to design new and innovative ways to achieve insane levels of speed on her prized bike. Alongside Honey, Go Go can often be found with her friends Hiro, Baymax, Wasabi, Fred, and Tadashi (prior to his death). Go Go got her nickname from Fred because of the former's love of speed.

   On her down time, Go Go regularly visits Muirahara Woods, where she likes to bird watch and sketch the local wildlife. To Go Go, this is her way of relaxing. Despite the closeness of her social circle, Go Go initially kept this a secret from her friends. When they eventually found out, she refused to invite them, choosing to keep it as her "alone thing".

   Official Description Aptly named Go Go Tomago knows what it takes to be fast. She's tough, athletic, and loyal to the bone, but not much of a conversationalist. Popping bubble gum and delivering well-placed sarcasm are totally her speed. The daredevil adrenaline junkie is at her best on wheels, and when Go Go joins forces with Big Hero 6, she rolls like never before, using maglev discs as wheels, shields, and throwing weapons.[2] Development Harkening to her Korean roots, character designer Shiyoon Kim designed Go Go with a Korean body shape in mind. Go Go's design was based on the tough Noona (meaning "big/older sister") stereotype in Korean culture, combining it with San Franciscan bike messenger culture. He also intentionally made Go Go's design different from the typical Disney female proportion, giving her more of a Korean "radish ankle" body-type, which refers to the shape of the calf, which is short and resembles a Daikon radish in shape.

   Go Go had tattoos at some point during development as Kim had seen on the internet that many female San Franciscan bike messengers had them, but he had to drop them, presumably to fit a more 'child-friendly' image.[3]

   According to a press release, Hall wanted a woman of few words for the group, and Go Go is a laconic Clint Eastwood type and industrial-engineering student who's pretty tough from the get-go. "The rest of the team are pretty hapless initially," he says. "She's the only one who can take care of herself." She has also developed a bike with magnetic-levitation technology, which Hiro incorporates into her super suit. "She can roll around on these mag-lev discs and they can detach on a whim and become blades she can throw."[4]

   Personality Compared to her teammates, Go Go is tough and extreme, making up for her lack of conversation with bluntness, sarcasm, and occasionally brutality. A straightforward athlete, Go Go lives for the speed and thrill and is willing to take up any challenge. She is also calm and collected, compared to the more perky and hyper Honey Lemon. Thanks to her athleticism, Go Go is resourceful and adaptive with and without the use of powers. Unlike most of the team when it came to facing Yokai, Go Go was able to hold on her own long and providing enough support for her teammates to launch counterattacks. However, because of her fierce attitude, Go Go is not the most approachable person to be around nor is she willing to accept limits and at most, she can be highly opinionated. Even those closest to her can have a hard time to help her to open up. Due to her dedication, she has little patience for people who move at a leisurely or frivolous pace, Wasabi and Fred being notable examples.

   Despite her stinginess, frank, and cynical ways, Go Go is a strong-willed woman who would do anything to protect her friends. When in the face of danger or if her friends are in trouble, Go Go can become very serious and puts their lives over any obstacle that comes in her way. She is able to take control of a situation even when the odds are against her, making her a natural leader when needed be. She demonstrates this when escaping from an imminent threat from Yokai with her friends, being the only one to drag Hiro back to Wasabi's car for safety and later recklessly but skillfully driving the car while utilizing San Fransokyo's street systems to find shortcuts and maneuvers in order to avoid the microbots.

   While she is defiant to authority, Go Go is committed to what she believes in and is determined to get the job done, which she passes on to her teammates when their hopes are down. Along with her loyalty, Go Go has a strong code of honor and uncompromising values, as she is the first to stand up to Hiro when his desire for vengeance nearly makes him kill Yokai instead of apprehending him.

   However, what lies behind Go Go's rough shell is perhaps the largest amount of compassion she can dispose of necessary for the group. After Hiro witnesses Tadashi's wish to help others and tries to apologize to the group for his actions, Go Go immediately hugs him to comfort him from the misfortunes he has been through. By the end of the film, Go Go embraces her role as a super-heroine with her friends, learning how to work together to save others and lending determination to battles.

   Despite her tough status, Go Go will rarely let loose and gush over things, such as in "Something Fluffy", when she temporarily baby talks with a Mayoi, calling it her "fuzzy wuzzy". She also takes on a big sister figure to Hiro.

   Physical appearance

   Go Go stands at 5'4" tall with a curvaceous build. She has fair skin, scruffy black hair with violet streaks, and brown eyes, with lavender eye shadow. In terms of attire, she wears a dark gray leather jacket over a white short-sleeved shirt, fashionably ripped dark gray leggings with violet patches, underneath a pair of black shorts with red highlights, black trainers with blue on them, and bare-knuckle gloves. In the TV series, the sweatband on her left wrist is obsolete, and her leggings are not ripped.

   In her superhero form, she wears a black-and-yellow suit of armor with yellow maglev discs on her wrists and boots, a matching helmet, and black underclothing with a hint of red linings. Go Go's super-suit received a few alterations in the TV series. The armor on her upper arms are gone, and the armor on her hands have been replaced with black bare-knuckle gloves.

   Powers and abilities Go Go's battle suit is based on her science experiment seen during her introduction at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology. Through the use of mechanical engineering, Go Go strove to create a bike with intense, almost unimaginable speed. This was incorporated in her super-suit, which heavily consisted of the same electromagnetic wheels used for her state-of-the-art bike.

   However, not only do the discs act as wheels and a mode of transportation they also act as dangerous weapons, capable of causing quite a lot of damage once flung to a specific target. Once the target is hit the discs magnetically return to the suit, enabling instant reuse. Her intimacy with speed enables her to perform a combination of hits and attacks that give her an advantage in both ranged and close combat.

   With the suit, Go Go is given impressive speed, velocity, and agility. Using all of the discs and moving at once at high velocity, Go Go can cause the discs to become incredibly cutting, heated, and powerful, enabling her to tear through hard objects but only at a proper momentum. She also gains the ability to create powerful impacts against enemies when at high speeds. In "Fan Friction," Go Go discovered she can skate vertically up walls, inspired by Karmi's fan fiction. This move is achieved when Go Go gets down on all four discs and picks up enough speed.

   Appearances Big Hero 6 Big-Hero-6-92 Go Go meets Hiro at the institution in Big Hero 6.

   Go Go is first introduced at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology, where she is in the process of creating a specialized bike that runs on electromagnetically-suspended wheels (which allows the wheels to run without restriction) to satisfy her intense need for speed. She soon meets an impressed Hiro, younger brother of her friend Tadashi, whom she explains her ambitions too. When Tadashi convinces Hiro to join the institution, the latter works to earn acceptance by Robert Callaghan. Go Go and the others assist Hiro in creating the Microbots. When it is time for Hiro to present them at the school's annual expo, Go Go joins the others to give support and is the first to notice Hiro's nervousness. Nevertheless, she faithfully sticks by his side alongside the others, and the presentation is a rousing success. That same night, however, Tadashi dies in an explosion set off at the school. During the mourning period, Go Go and her friends attend the funeral and comfort both Hiro and Aunt Cass.

   Gogo Driving Go Go takes the wheel during the car chase.

   Sometime later, the remaining team makes attempts to comfort Hiro by offering some company, but due to falling into depression as a result of Tadashi's sudden death, Hiro denies their calls. Later that night, Go Go and the others are contacted by Baymax. On the way to the café, they spot Hiro wandering around with Baymax and follow him to the docks, where they are attacked by a malicious masked man by the name of Yokai. Yokai is the man responsible for the fire that killed Tadashi, using the incident to cover the theft of Hiro's Microbots. Hiro tries to stay and battle alongside Baymax, but Go Go grabs him and rushes him to Wasabi's van. The group then makes their escape and a chase through the streets ensues. A careful and lawful Wasabi, however, drives with caution, making it easy for Yokai to attack. Annoyed with Wasabi's paranoia, Go Go takes the wheel and drives recklessly through the city herself, successfully evading Yokai's various attacks. Though they believed they managed to lose him, Go Go's driving leads them into the ocean. Believing them to be dead, Yokai takes his leave.

   Big-Hero-6-66 Go Go testing her new abilities with Hiro.

   The team survives the plunge and are taken to Fred's mansion, which Go Go initially doesn't believe is his actual home. While recovering, Hiro decides to upgrade himself and his friends into a team of high-tech superheroes; believing they will need to work together to defeat Yokai. Go Go is the first to vocally agree, believing bringing down Yokai would honor Tadashi. Go Go's battle-suit is accompanied by electromagnetic discs, granting her tremendous speed and velocity. Though it takes some getting used to, Go Go, like the rest of the members, eventually masters her suit's abilities. The group sets off to an abandoned island, where Baymax has tracked Yokai's whereabouts. Once they arrive, they stumble across an abandoned, sealed off facility, which was once used by tech-guru, Alistair Krei, to build and showcase his latest invention: a teleportation portal. After a disastrous incident resulting in the supposed death of the test pilot, Abigail, the facility was shut down. This leads the team to believe Krei is the one responsible for the theft of Hiro's Microbots and that he is trying to rebuild his portal.

   GoGo comforts Hiro Go Go comforting Hiro with a hug.

   Just then, Yokai arrives and attacks. Go Go proves to be a challenge for the masked villain, and the two engage in personal combat. Go Go tries to use her discs to unmask Yokai, but he evades her attacks and eventually defeats the team. Yokai is eventually unmasked by Hiro, however, and is revealed to be Professor Callaghan. Betrayed when Callaghan brushes off how Tadashi sacrificed his life to try and save him as a worthless gesture (which it was), Hiro corrupts Baymax's programming and orders the latter to destroy Callaghan. Go Go is the first to intervene, fending off a mindless Baymax to save Callaghan's life. In the midst of the chaos, Callaghan retrieves his mask and escapes. Fortunately, Honey is able to restore Baymax's original programming. Hiro scolds the team, but Go Go calls him out for his murderous actions as the team never intended to kill Callaghan, but to bring him to justice. Hiro lashes out in response, angrily telling the team that he never should have let them help him, causing Go Go to recoil in shock and horror at hearing such harsh words from Hiro. Hiro leaves the scene with Baymax, abandoning Go Go and the others on the island. They are later rescued by Fred's butler and returned to San Fransokyo. They reunite with Hiro, who apologizes for his behavior. Go Go comforts him with a hug and promises that they will catch Callaghan, but they do it in the right way.

   GoGoSpeedcut Go Go during the final battle against Yokai.

   Honey then shows Hiro a recording they found back on the island, which reveals Abigail was actually Callaghan's daughter, and his motives are driven by revenge on Alistair Krei. With this new knowledge, the team sets out to Krei's latest showcase where Callaghan attacks and reveals his plot to destroy both Krei and everything he holds dear to his heart. The team arrives in the nick of time and a battle ensues. Annoyed by their interference, Callaghan makes another attempt of disposing of the young heroes; imprisoning Go Go in a metallic bubble made of Microbots, slowly enclosing the space in hopes of crushing her to death. With the rest of the team set to suffer similar fates, they call out to Hiro for help. Hiro, remembering the wise words of Tadashi, advises the group to use their brains to "look for a new angle" and figure a way out. Go Go comes up with the idea of using her intense speed to free herself and does successfully. Under Hiro's guidance, Go Go and the others aim for the Microbots, using their abilities to break them apart, and send them into the sucking portal, thus, disarming Callaghan's source of power. Without the Microbots, Callaghan is left vulnerable, allowing Hiro and Baymax to destroy his mask and shut off the Mircobots for good.

   Big hero 6 finale Go Go and the others during the finale.

   Once they managed this, Callaghan is apprehended, and the machine is taken down, but on the verge of exploding. The team, along with Krei and Callaghan, begin to retreat, but Baymax senses life within the portal (Abigail), and he and Hiro set out to rescue the civilian. Later, Hiro returns with Abigail and sadly reveals that Baymax had sacrificed his life to get them out of the unstable portal. The team leaves the scene while Callaghan is arrested and sent to prison for his crimes. Afterwards they are praised for their heroic efforts, though their identities remain a mystery to the public. Even so, they continue to spend time together, forming close bonds with Hiro. At the school, after discovering Baymax's programming chip survived the destruction, Hiro is able to recreate the lovable robot, thus reforming the team of Big Hero 6.

   Big Hero 6: The Series Go Go Big Hero 6 The Series Go Go in Big Hero 6: The Series

   Go Go returns in the animated series with Jamie Chung reprising her role. Of all her friends, Go Go was the most dismissive of Fred's proposal to reform Big Hero 6 in "Baymax Returns", feeling their only purpose was to apprehend Callaghan. Despite Go Go's firm stance, she reluctantly suits up to protect San Fransokyo from a robot invasion led by Yama. The aftermath of the battle softens Go Go to the idea of being a superhero, and from there, she and her friends vow to protect the city as Big Hero 6.

   As a hero, Go Go is an especially fierce member of the team and is often seen expressing annoyance with a particular situation. She is, nevertheless, extremely loyal and tolerate especially with Fred's antics. She has even been roped into joining Fred on some of his escapades, despite her better judgment; as was the case in "Issue 188" and "Mr. Sparkles Loses His Sparkle". In "Big Roommates 2", she feels reluctant to invite Honey to live with her in her apartment but agrees out of sympathy. Though the two fail to get along—mainly because of Go Go's attitude towards Honey's optimism—Go Go comes to appreciate Honey's positivity and the impact it can have on the team.

   Other appearances In Ralph Breaks the Internet, Go Go can briefly be seen running passed First Order Stormtroopers as they interrogate Vanellope von Schweetz in Oh My Disney.

   In Once Upon a Studio, after Goofy accidentally destroys the camera intended for a group photo, a disappointed Go Go is seen retuning inside until Alan-A-Dale starts a singalong to "When You Wish Upon a Star". Go Go joins in, and can be seen standing beside Hiro, Aunt Cass, Baymax, Honey Lemon, Wasabi and Fred in the final shot.

9. #9Honey Lemonconstantselective

   Keys: Honey Lemon. · Secondary: Mansion guest.

   “I believe the world can be made into a happier, and much brighter place, through the thorough application of nature's toolbox—chemistry!” ―Honey Lemon[src]

   Honey Lemon is a major character in Disney's 2014 animated feature film Big Hero 6. She is a bubbly and optimistic chemical engineering student at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology and a member of Big Hero 6.

   Honey Lemon was created by Scott Lobdell and Gus Vazquez

   Background Honey Lemon lives in the city of San Fransokyo, but has Latin American roots. A lover of science, and particularly chemistry, Honey Lemon discovered her love for chemistry while in high school. She notes that she also fell in love with a foreign exchange student named Andre during her high school years (for whom she still harbors affections).

   Currently, Honey is a star student at the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology, where she spends much of her academic time creating chemical concoctions. In and out of school, Honey is normally accompanied by her best friends Hiro Hamada, Baymax, Go Go Tomago, Wasabi, Fred, and Tadashi Hamada (prior to his death). She got her nickname from Fred for her sweet and sunny personality.

   Honey once lived in an apartment with a girl named Regina but was forced to find a new place to live after a chemistry accident froze part of the building. Honey was invited to move in with Go Go, and the two have lived together since (in a notoriously bad neighborhood).

   Apart from science, Honey Lemon is also a passionate artist. On the side, she takes lessons at the illustrious San Fransokyo Art Institute, which was founded by Honey's favorite artist and idol, Lenore Shimamoto. Honey initially kept her affiliation with SFAI from her friends due to the rivalry held between the schools, but Fred, Wasabi, Hiro and Go Go confessed to have already known, and accepted Honey for being both a talented scientist and artist.

   Development The original Marvel version of Honey Lemon debuted in Sunfire & Big Hero 6 #1. Honey Lemon, also known as Aiko Miyazaki, represented the Japanese pop-culture archetype of the Magical Girl, with her name and Power Purse being a specific nod to Go Nagai's Cutie Honey and her ability to pull weapons out of nowhere.

   For the Disney film, Honey Lemon was re-imagined as a Latina fashionista with a hidden destructive streak, creating a comical contrast with her sweet exterior. Early footage from a 2013 Rotoscopers report also featured early story material of a subplot between Honey and Go Go having a shallow rivalry over boys and Honey Lemon getting concerned about her clothes in spite of her pyromania. Early concept art and script drafts would also have her working as a barista at the Lucky Cat Café (also known as Sweet Bean Coffee in certain drafts), though this specific day job would occasionally be mentioned in other promotional material.

   The Power Purse, which in the comics was a device that used miniaturized wormholes and Pym Particles to store anything, was completely re-worked to better fit the more grounded tone of the film. Early concepts showed it becoming capable of functioning like a stuffed-animal rocket launcher, though the filmmakers eventually settled on making it function as a portable chemistry lab.

   Official Description It's elemental when it comes to chemistry whiz Honey Lemon. Don't let her glasses and funky fashion fool you: Honey may be as sweet as her namesake, but she has a fire in her belly and a can-do attitude that make her pretty much unstoppable. Her knowledge of alchemy proves powerful, too, when the effusive brainiac becomes part of the Big Hero 6 and creates clever concoctions that when thrown, can get her team out of nearly any jam.[1] Personality Honey Lemon is best described as being as sweet as her namesake. She is outgoing, cheerful, and photogenic. Honey loves to take selfies or grab her friends for a group photo on her smartphone whenever she goes places or experiences something interesting; luckily, she loves life and seems to find most things interesting. Honey is the team member who keeps everyone smiling, and her sympathy towards other people's issues can help relieve moments of fear or tension within the group.

   While her silly quirks and clothing may lead people to think otherwise, Honey is tremendously intelligent, attending the most prestigious technical university in San Fransokyo. Her knowledge of chemistry is innate and thorough enough for her to calculate and input types and amounts of chemical substances on her purse at incredible speeds without looking at the typepad. She also has an unexpected love of danger, and experiencing surprising and sudden events usually does not slow her down (or keep her from photographing the moment). This can be demonstrated by the fact that she is always mixing volatile substances through the potent purse, unfazed by the dangers of doing so during active battles.

   Of all her teammates, Honey is also the most observant. Throughout their time as heroes, she managed to decode various pieces of evidence regarding the identity and motives of Yokai, having found his refurbished portal, as well as a recording revealing his true intentions. This arguably ties into the fact that Honey is the most intelligent member of the team, aside from Hiro.

   Though she surrounds herself with a group of intellectuals with a love for science, Honey's passion for the subject (and specifically chemistry) reaches the point where her tampering with chemicals and such can give off a "mad scientist" vibe. During her first meeting with Hiro, this can be seen where she executes fast movements and verbal communication during her highly complicated experiment with a bright, almost eccentric smile and aura brimming the entire time.

   Physical appearance

   Honey has slightly tanned skin, bright green eyes, and long honey-blonde (red in the tv series) hair that reaches her lower back. She is thin and distinctly tall, appearing to be so even without her trademark platform heels. She wears pink lipstick and large magenta-rimmed glasses that also function as impromptu safety goggles.

   Like most characters in the film, Honey changes her clothing on a daily basis. Her clothing generally consists of '60s and early '70s style clothing, many of which are in various shades of yellow or pink. She also often wears various pairs of large platform heels that boost her to the heights of Baymax and Wasabi (6'2", to be exact) and often wears '60s style headbands that cover her hairline.

   While encountering Yokai for the first time, Honey is wearing a large white peter-pan collared sweater with a pink ribbon and a headband in the same color. She wears a red, pink, and beige horizontal-striped skirt and pink polka-dotted sheer leggings.

   At Tadashi's funeral, Honey wears a black long-sleeved dress with a belt and a white peter pan collar with black stockings and her hair up in a modest bun.

   In her superhero form, Honey's outfit consists of a pink dress with white linings, dark magenta sleeves and leggings, purple platform heels, and pink armor with a belt to match. She does not wear her glasses; instead, she wears a purple helmet with orange highlights. Slung over her shoulder is her special purse for combat. The only alteration made to her super-suit in the TV series is her visor, which only covers her eyes.

   Powers and abilities Coinciding with her love of chemistry, Honey Lemon's battle armor is equipped with a special purse containing a mini-chemical lab inside and a touch screen with an encoding of the periodic table, capable of creating various weapons in the form of palm-sized "chem-balls" through the use of the aforementioned periodic elements.

   The strap of Honey's purse is a string of empty capsules made of an advanced polyethylene shell, which are passed into the purse, where syringes inject the chosen chemicals into them. Such concoctions include hardening foam to halt movement, cushioning foam to break falls, ice to freeze enemies, and smokescreens for camouflage.

   Despite her skills being based more around technology, Honey has demonstrated a good amount of physical capabilities. She has demonstrated the ability to perform flips and other forms of acrobatics, though not as good as Go Go. In addition, despite her lithe built, she possesses a decent amount of physical strength, as she was able to move a 400-pound ball of tungsten carbide without any aid.

   Appearances Big Hero 6 Honey Intro Honey Lemon's introduction in Big Hero 6.

   At the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology, Honey Lemon and her colleagues are in the process of creating new inventions for the world to see. Honey is working on chemical metal embrittlement when she is introduced to the younger brother of her friend and classmate Tadashi Hamada, Hiro, who's in the middle of a tour throughout the university. After showing her experiment to Hiro, Honey joins the others in the former's meeting with Fred, who notes the occasion of when he once asked Honey to concoct a formula that would turn him into a fire-breathing lizard at will, though she denied his request, believing that such ambitions were not real science. Later on, after Hiro decides that he wants to join the university, Tadashi informs him of the annual science fair that would bestow upon him a chance to showcase an invention and if the showcase impresses the school's head professor, Callaghan, he'll be granted with enrollment. Honey joins the Hamada brothers, along with the rest of her friends, in assisting Hiro in creating a mass amount of miniature robotic nano-bots known as the Microbots.

   Big-Hero-6-40 Honey's celebratory group selfie, moments before Hiro's presentation.

   On the day of the fair, Honey stands by Hiro's side for support, taking photos with the rest of her friends to remember the occasion. Fortunately, the fair is a success and Hiro is granted enrollment within the school. Honey and the others celebrate his triumph by heading to Cass' café while Hiro and Tadashi stay behind for some alone time, during which Tadashi and supposedly Callaghan are killed in a deadly fire, the latter being trapped in the burning school building and the former attempting to save him.

   Big-hero-6-disneyscreencaps.com-5471 "No, don't push us away, Hiro. We're here for you."

   Honey and the others join together in comforting the Hamada family over Tadashi's death, though Hiro distances himself from the group for several weeks. One night, however, they find him wandering around the city with Baymax, Tadashi's healthcare robot, prompting them to follow behind. Unbeknownst to the team, Hiro's Microbots were stolen by a mysterious man named Yokai, who he and Baymax were in the process of capturing. Worried for the safety of his friends, Hiro encourages the gang to leave, but a comforting Honey steps up and refuses to be pushed away, wanting to help her young friend recover from Tadashi's demise. Before the conversation can go any further, however, Yokai attacks (though not before Honey manages to snap a quick picture in awe).

   Honey and the others evade the villain in Wasabi's van, where Hiro explains the situation. While Wasabi believes that Yokai is out to kill them, the eternally optimistic Honey points out that they don't know if he is actually trying to kill them until Yokai throws a car at their van. They are able to escape by falling into the bay and unintentionally fooling Yokai into believing them to be dead. The team then takes refuge at Fred's mansion, where they are able to recover from the incident.

   Big-Hero-6-64 Honey Lemon examining her chem-balls after her super heroine upgrade.

   While they rest, Hiro begins to ponder Yokai's identity. Fortunately, Baymax reveals to have his health information (having scanned him during the escapade), allowing Hiro to track the villain. With this, Hiro suggests that the group upgrade themselves into a team of crime-fighting heroes. However, Honey believes that such an idea may not be the best, as they're merely a bunch of nerds. Even so, Hiro assures them that they can be far more and, with that, the group goes through with his plans. Honey receives a special purse capable of creating chemical weapons in the form of chem-balls. With these, Honey can create a variety of unique attacks. After some training, the group sets out to an abandoned island, where Yokai is said to be hidden.

   Through security footage, they learn that the island was once a facility used by Alistair Krei for building and testing his teleportation portal. During the testing process, the test pilot, Abigail, was apparently killed, resulting in the facility's closure. The information leads the team to believe that Krei is the man behind Yokai's mask, wanting to rebuild the portal. Just as they reach this conclusion, Yokai appears and attacks them again. Honey assists Go Go in battling the villain, but she is soon defeated. The battle ends with Hiro finally unmasking the villain, who is then revealed to be Professor Callaghan, shocking every member of the team.

   HoneyLemon Baymax Chip Honey recovers Baymax's healthcare chip.

   Callaghan explains that he used the Microbots to escape his supposed death, callously brushing off the fact that Tadashi died trying to save him, calling Tadashi's heroic act worthless. Enraged at how Tadashi's death was in vain and Callaghan did not care a bit about it, Hiro removes Baymax's healthcare chip (the chip that gives him his sweet and caring nature), leaving him to become a ruthless killing machine with one directive: to destroy Callaghan. Wasabi, Go Go, and Fred attempt to fend off Baymax, knowing that murder is not the answer, but fail. Meanwhile, Honey recovers Baymax's original programming chip and, just as he is about to deliver the deathblow to Callaghan, restores the robot to his normal peaceful self. Unfortunately, this allows Callaghan the opportunity to escape after this close call with death at Baymax's hands. Hiro scolds Honey on her actions, furious that Callaghan had managed to avoid death, but Wasabi and Go Go defend her, telling him that they never agreed to kill Yokai. This only fuels Hiro's anger even further and, as a result, Honey and the others are left stranded on the island as Hiro storms off in frustration with Baymax, though they are eventually rescued by Fred's butler Heathcliff some time afterwards.

   Honey final battle Honey during the final battle against Yokai.

   Once they return to San Fransokyo, they comfort Hiro, knowing that his actions were merely out of grief. After the boy apologizes for his behavior towards them and the team forgives him, Honey reveals to have found another recording from the facility that reveals that the test pilot, Abigail, was the daughter of Callaghan, revealing that his schemes are driven out of revenge. Honey and the others rush to Krei Tech to save the founder, only to be attacked by a vengeful Callaghan. During the battle, Honey encloses herself in a chemical bubble for protection, but Callaghan strikes his Microbots through the surface in an attempt to impale her. Fortunately, Honey manages to use her chemicals to grab hold of one of the Microbot tentacles, which pulls her out of the bubble upon retraction, thus saving her. After reuniting with her teammates, Hiro instructs a new plan—to take out the Microbots and send them within the sucking portal. To keep him from noticing their plans, Honey and Fred combine their abilities to create an array of clouds, thus blocking Callaghan from witnessing the damage that they're causing to the Microbots from below. Using her purse, Honey manages to wipe out an immense amount of Microbot clusters, putting the final touches on rendering the masked villain powerless.

   Big hero 6 finale Honey Lemon and the others during the finale.

   After Callaghan is defeated, the magnetic containment field of the portal begins to glitch, sending it on the verge of exploding. However, before the team can retreat, Baymax senses life within the portal, leading the team to believe it to be Abigail. Baymax and Hiro journey inside to save her, but Baymax is forced to sacrifice his life in the process due to a major setback. Even so, Hiro and Abigail return safely and with Callaghan foiled, and behind bars, the city is saved. Honey and her friends return to their normal lives, officially welcoming Hiro into San Fransokyo Tech, greeting him at the Lucky Cat Café in the morning. As Hiro settles in Tadashi's former lab, he discovers Baymax's original healthcare programming chip, thus allowing him to recreate the bot. With Baymax revived, Honey rejoins her friends in the resurgence of Big Hero 6, who set out to protect San Fransokyo from any and all dangers in honor of Tadashi's dream of helping a lot of people.

   Big Hero 6: The Series Honey Lemon Big Hero 6 the Series Honey Lemon in Big Hero 6: The Series.

   Honey Lemon returns in the animated series with Génesis Rodríguez reprising her role. After the defeat of Callaghan in "Baymax Returns", Honey Lemon intended to return to her life as a normal college student, as did Wasabi and Go Go. When Fred tries to persuade his friends to reform back as Big Hero 6, Honey declines, not wanting to lose anyone else after losing Baymax and almost losing Hiro. Things changed when the city falls victim to Yama, which inspires Honey to suit up for the sake of protecting her friends and community. Rejuvenated, Honey and her friends reform Big Hero 6 and vow to protect San Fransokyo from then on. They meet a number of new adversaries along the way. In "Big Roommates 2", Honey is evicted from her home after a chemistry accident and moves in with Go Go in a sketchy part of town. While unpacking, Honey's purse was stolen by a thief named Dibs, whose mishandling of the purse inadvertently transformed him into a powerful new supervillain known as Globby. Despite Honey's attempt to reform him, Globby would go on to serve a mysterious villain called Obake, who had been observing Big Hero 6 since they defeated Yama.

   Obake seeks the scientific research of Honey Lemon's favorite artist, Lenore Shimamoto, who founded the San Fransokyo Art Institute, of which Honey is a student. While on campus to partake in the annual Rivalry Week between SFIT and SFAI, Honey accidentally discovers Shimamoto's hidden laboratory. There, she finds Shimamoto's personal journal and decides to take it home with the intention of returning it later. As she and Go Go read the entries, they discover that Shimamoto was planning to share a revolutionary discovery with the world, but for some reason, her research never came to light. The journal entries apparently cease after the day prior to San Fransokyo's "Great Catastrophe" in 1906. Honey speculates the cause of this, and becomes determined to learn the truth. Obake, meanwhile—having spotted the journal in Honey's possessions—disguises himself as a historian and manipulates Honey into handing over the journal for the sake of preserving Shimamoto's legacy in a museum. Honey would later discover that this was a ruse, prompting Big Hero 6 to track down Obake and retrieve the journal back. Obake hands it over willingly, and leaves with the promise of seeing the team again.

   In "Countdown to Catastrophe", Honey Lemon proposes an investigation into Lenore Shimamoto's scientific work for her final project of the semester. With Wasabi's help, Honey Lemon discovers that the "blank" pages of Shimamoto's journal are actually filled with information, which can be seen under blacklight. Honey and Wasabi continue their investigation at Shimamoto's lab, where they find a wax cylinder that reveals Shimamoto to be responsible for the Great Catastrophe of 1906. Not only that, Obake looks to recreate Shimamoto's catastrophe, in order to destroy San Fransokyo. Fortunately, Globby has a change of heart and joins Big Hero 6 in their efforts to defeat Obake. This delights Honey Lemon, who held onto the belief that Globby wasn't all bad. In turn, Globby shows appreciation for Honey Lemon's everlasting faith in him.

   Obake looks to create a star near the San Fransokyo bay, which will wipe out the city, starting with Fish Town. Hiro and Fred work to create a giant wave that will counter the star's shockwave. Honey and Globby are sent to protect Fish Town with a breaker. Globby goes about this by enlarging himself and creating a literal barrier, with Honey Lemon standing by to support his form with her chem-balls. When Globby starts to question his life choices, Honey Lemon gives him moral support. Fortunately, their efforts are successful, saving Fish Town. A joyous Honey Lemon embraces Globby in celebration. The two then reunite with their teammates as San Fransokyo recovers from the event.

   Other appearances In Ralph Breaks the Internet, Honey Lemon can be seen walking amongst a crowd of net users in Oh My Disney.

   In Once Upon a Studio, after Goofy accidentally destroys the camera intended for a group photo, a disappointed Honey Lemon is seen retuning inside until Alan-A-Dale starts a singalong to "When You Wish Upon a Star". Honey Lemon joins in, and can be seen standing beside Hiro, Aunt Cass, Baymax, Go Go, Wasabi, and Fred in the final shot.

10. #10Queen Laconstantselective

    Keys: Queen La. · Secondary: Mansion guest.

    Queen La is the ruler and high priestess of Opar, a lost city located deep in the jungles of Africa and one of the main antagonists from Disney's 2001 television series The Legend of Tarzan.

    Background Long ago, La was once a member of the African Waziri tribe, but was banished from the tribe after using forbidden magic to immortalize her spirit. Since that time, the Waziri have battled La as she reigned over her personal kingdom of Opar, turning leopards into humanoid slaves under her control and capturing men from outside the kingdom to serve as her consort before killing them for refusing her advances.

    Personality Queen La 3 Queen La in black panther fur bikini top, sarong, and golden jewelry.

    Queen La reigns over Opar with tyranny and fear, controlling the Leopard Men by threatening them with the powers of her magic staff. This reputation has long made her feared throughout the jungle, even by the Waziri. Seeing Tarzan as a perfect physical specimen that would definitely serve as a match to herself, she is determined to win Tarzan's love, though his love for Jane serves to thwart those plans.

    La is generally shown to be cruel, power-hungry, manipulative, and tyrannical. She is very self-absorbed, lacking any sort of empathy for others, and is used to having people bow down to her and give her whatever she wants. She quickly becomes angry if she is denied what she desires, and is not above using murder or other cruel methods to achieve her goals and can be very irrational, including being very abusive towards her minions as well, such as when she kills two Leopard Men simply because they failed to bring her a suitable mate. She even at some point, kills a Leopard man by accident when she gets angry at Tarzan for turning her down, but still doesn't show any remorse for the accidental murder of said Leopard man whatsoever.

    She is also very stubborn and also somewhat delusional, continuing to pursue Tarzan despite the fact he is clearly in love and is loyal with Jane. La's desire for a 'perfect' mate also displays a certain level of shallowness about her; she is more interested in Tarzan's physical appearance and strength than his personality, though she admires and is attracted to his fearlessness.

    Physical appearance Queen La is a tall woman with a visibly slender build and a fairly muscular physique. She wore very few clothes, mainly sporting a small leopard print bikini. Possibly taking inspiration from Opar's roots as an Atlantean colony in the books, much of La's design takes inspiration from Kida Nedakh and Atlantis: The Lost Empire, but in a darker color to reflect her evil nature.

    Her ensemble includes a jet black and maroon bikini top and matching sarong, both made of panther fur, with what appear to be canine teeth - possibly a leopard's - decorating the edges. She wears golden curved earrings with bracelets, anklets, and arm braces as well a golden necklace. She is barefoot wearing anklets in both of her feet. Attaching her long menacing hooded cape to her bikini top is a single red ruby in a gold frame. When climbing she removes the cape so she may have more freedom to climb and swing through vines.

    She has dark tan skin and cyan eyes with slit pupils like a cat. Her hair is platinum blonde and messy, possibly bleached from spending too much time in the sun or to show off her immortal age. Her pale hair may also be a nod towards the Atlantean people in Atlantis: The Lost Empire, who are depicted as having white hair, dark skin and light colored eyes, much like La. Although La is not British, she certainly speaks in that accent (it is never specified how she learned to speak English in the series).

    La and the Crown of Opar La wearing the crown of Opar.

    At the end of Tarzan and the Lost City of Opar, La is seen wearing the crown of Opar, which is a golden head piece with a small golden leopard skull with ruby eyes. Her hair is also thickened when wearing this crown.

    In her spirit form, La is a bright red astral projection with no visible legs or feet. She still wears the crown of Opar on her head with the rest of her clothes and jewelry. Whenever she possesses a new body, red flame shaped smoke surrounds her victim.

    Powers Most of the time La is seen carrying around a long, golden staff (similar to Jafar's snake staff) that helps harness all her dark, magical powers. It has a handle resembling the shape of a leopard's head and in its mouth is a large red gem.

    With this staff, La can summon rain, project energy to vaporize her Leopard Men or force them into submission, alter her clothing, teleport herself, create fire, generate smoke to put others to sleep, turn humans into animals, bring inanimate objects to life, make metal objects (like chains) appear, destroy floors, command her carnivorous octopus into attacking her enemies, restore the ruined city of Opar on her whim, and block off entryways to trap her foes. Although this remains unseen in the series, it is very much implied that the staff has the power to allow anyone who uses it to stay forever young. When Jane smashes the staff into pieces to reverse all of Queen La's spells, La's physical age catches up to her, turning her into nothing more than a pile of dust which is immediately blown away by the wind. Clearly, La used this power to preserve her youthful appearance and physical strength. But because her spirit survived the death of her body, this probably was the forbidden magic she used to immortalize her spirit.

    La also demonstrated to be very agile and fast, as seen when she goes out with Tarzan to the Springs of Opar and also when battling her Leopard men to regain her staff.

    La also demonstrates the ability to understand animals, as seen when she had a conversation with one of her leopard men and later with Tantor. She displays the same skill later on when she tells the Okapi to go away after she leaves its body and possesses Jane.

    After her physical body crumbles into ash, La's spirit can move and possess the bodies of other creatures by making physical contact with her target, putting them under her total control, overriding their will as long she wants to remain in their body. Her spirit although immortal could cease to exist if the body she possesses dies. That would explain why she possesses Tarzan when he jumps off the building with her on his back and then the rat when her statue warrior attacks her while she was still in Tarzan's body. Usula was aware about this as he keeps trying to shoot arrows at her hosts' bodies to finish her off for good. However, this is illogical as spirits are already dead and cannot die again by any means. The only known way to get rid of a spirit is to either contain it somewhere or banish it.

    Role in the series Queen La, A Small Price to Pay Queen La.

    "Lost City of Opar" While out in the jungle, Professor Porter is captured by anthropomorphic Leopard Men. They bring him back to the lost city of Opar, a hidden ancient city high up in the mountains. There, it is revealed that a woman by the name of La had sent them to capture her a mate to make him her king. Disappointed, she commands her people to sacrifice the Professor. Before he can be sliced in half by a sun-powered laser, Tarzan and Jane show up to free him. La watches Tarzan fighting her men off from a balcony above and is smitten by the wild man. As he and his family try to leave, Queen La blocks the exit and apologizes, claiming it was the Leopard Men alone who wanted to sacrifice the Professor.

    She then offers them a tour of Opar. During the tour, she tries various attempts to flirt with Tarzan, including telling him a false history about herself being raised by the Leopard Men when she was a child, only to have Jane get in the way. The queen then offers them to spend the night in Opar, while she plots of a way to kill Jane. The next day she talks to Jane, making her feel as a burden to Tarzan. La then offers both her and Tarzan an outing in the jungle, knowing only Tarzan could make it and not Jane. Jane tells Tarzan to go ahead while she angrily mopes back to Opar, unknowingly followed by the Leopard Men. Meanwhile, La leads Tarzan up to a waterfall and tries to have a romantic moment with him while the Leopard Men toss Jane over the side of a waterfall back at Opar. Tarzan rushes off to save his wife, but is too late.

    50- La and fire As La tries to act innocent, Tarzan discovers the Leopard Men pushed Jane over the side via their footprints and attacks. He is pinned down, and La tries to convince Tarzan to join her. He refuses and is then strapped to the sacrifice table himself. La offers him a choice of staying with her or death. A faithful Tarzan chooses death, and the sun laser begins to make its way to cut Tarzan in two. Suddenly, a fire bursts out blocking the sun laser with smoke, and La goes out to investigate. It's then revealed that Jane survived her fall. La follows her through Opar, determined to finish her off, when Tarzan arrives and distracts La long enough for Jane to grab La's staff and use it to get herself and her family out of Opar.

    As Opar burns down and Tarzan rides off with Jane and the family, La summons rain with her staff and swears revenge against Tarzan and Jane.

    La, corned by a leopard La, without her staff and cornered by a rogue leopard.

    "Leopard Men Rebellion" La is overthrown by her Leopard Men, including Kaj, and her staff was taken from her. The Leopard Men then break into Tarzan and Jane's treehouse, kidnapping Jane. While Tarzan pursues them, he runs into a powerless La, who is cornered by a normal leopard and begs him to save her. He saves her and the two reach a mutual truce in order to free Jane.

    They succeed and La takes back possession of her staff from the entranced Jane. When Tarzan leaves with Jane, she begins to punish all the Leopard Men who rebelled against her, most of all Kaj. Later, Tarzan discovers that Jane was taken so the Leopard Men could make her their new queen and free them from La's oppression. Sneaking into Opar with Tantor distracting La, Jane and Tarzan manage to take the staff away from La, so that Jane can perform the ritual to restore the Leopard Men to their original leopard forms. Jane breaks the staff and La is turned into dust, with Opar falling into ruins with it. But before she dies, La places a curse on Jane.

    As Jane, Tarzan, the Leopard Men and the rest of their friends leave, it is revealed that the staff has fixed itself and La's sinister laugh can be heard echoing into the ruins of Opar, hinting that La wasn't gone at all.

    "Return of La" “Now kneel before your Queen! Queen La! QUEEN OF OPAR!” ―Jane, possessed by La's spirit Queen Jane La, Rise my Opal Queen La - now a wandering spirit - possesses Jane in order to restore her precious Opar.

    While setting up a croquet tournament for her father, Jane discovers a fallen okapi and tries to nurture it to health. Unknowingly, the animal contains the wandering spirit of Queen La. Seeing Jane, La takes control of her body and tries to revive the city of Opar with it. Yet Jane's body is too weak and frail to climb the cliff in order to reach Opar. Realizing she needs help, La first tries to convince Tarzan to take her on a romantic outing. When this fails, she seduces Dumont into helping her. Unknown to La, Tarzan is worried for Jane and follows her. La takes care of this by slipping on a rock, dislodging boulders which fall on Tarzan as he climbs after Jane.

    Believing she no longer has to worry about Tarzan, La and Dumont reach Opar. Dumont, unimpressed by the ruins of the once great city, tries to set up a picnic for him and Jane to enjoy together. La isn't interested in Dumont and then forces him to dig up the first half of her staff (the leopard head handle) and Dumont, believing Jane is starting to lose her mind tries to leave to tell Tarzan . When La finds the other half (the stem), Jane's hair is unbundled and her clothes change into La's sarong and bikini top as well as all her jewelry. Her voice also changes from Jane's normal high pitched voice to La's low, soothing voice. Dumont tries to flee, now terrified of Jane in her new appearance, but La (already tired of Dumont) uses her staff to turn him into a gibbon. She then uses her staff to resurrect the Lost City of Opar to all its proud glory.

    Little does La know that Tarzan survived the boulders, with the assistance of local Waziri mystic elder named Usula, who explains to Tarzan that La possessed Jane. The two climb up the mountain only to discover Opar is back to its glorious state. Knowing that La believed Tarzan to be dead, the two sneak into the palace and watch as La speaks to Dumont and then kills a rat without mercy, confirming to Tarzan that it is truly La. When he turns to ask Usula what they should do, he is horrified to see Usula is about to strike Jane's body with an arrow in an attempt to kill La. Tarzan messes up his shot, believing he can free Jane from La. This fails, however, and La summons two giant Statue Warriors to kill Tarzan and Usula. The warriors follow him, but Tarzan tricks one into destroying the other, and after a swim loses the other one. Usula then tries to explain to Tarzan that Jane is gone as long as La refuses to move from her body of her own free will and why she must be killed, but Tarzan offers himself to be sacrificed instead in order to save his one true love. He finds La and she threatens to turn him into a gibbon or jackal. Before she can try anything, however, Tarzan kicks her staff out of her hands, then jumps off a balcony with La over her shoulders to either force her to leave Jane or kill them both. Wishing to avoid her demise, she exits Jane and possesses Tarzan. Using his body, he stops their descent towards the ground and plans to kill Jane in Tarzan's body, calling it a "tragic twist." Thinking quickly, Jane kicks La in the chest and escapes, only to be cornered in the throne room. Just as it seems she is doomed, the Statue Warrior arrives and attempts to assassinate Tarzan, not knowing he is now possessed by La. Wanting to live, she transfers her spirit into a rat as Jane defeats the statue and saves Tarzan's life.

    Realizing her plan has failed, La tries to flee, but Usula snatches her up in a brown sack, telling her she is not going anywhere. It is not mentioned what happens to Queen La afterwards, quite possibly Usula decides to lock her away somewhere where she can no longer do harm to anyone else or kill her offscreen or escaped offscreen, and her staff is later used by Usula as a croquet mallet.

    Other appearances Queen La is also featured as the first boss in the video game Tarzan: Return to the Jungle.

11. #11Shegoconstantselective

    Keys: Shego. · Secondary: Mansion guest.

    “I am EVIL! Have I made myself clear?!” ―Shego's infamous quote in "Go Team Go" Shego is the secondary antagonist, and occasional anti-hero, from Disney's Kim Possible. She frequently fights Kim Possible, being her primary combatant and most dangerous opponent. Under contract as an evil sidekick, Dr. Drakken is her usual employer, although she has occasionally (temporarily) worked with other villains.

    Background Shego has four brothers, Hego, Mego, and the Wego Twins. When Shego and her brothers were young, they were struck by a rainbow comet while in their family treehouse, granting them superpowers. Shortly thereafter, they formed Team Go, a crime-fighting family in the mold of a classic superhero team. Together, they took on the responsibility of defending Go City from the forces of evil. However, according to Hego, the more Shego fought villainy, the more she liked it. However, Shego herself mentioned that her main reason for leaving, was that she became fed up with her brothers' incompetence and she could not stand working with them anymore, or at least Hego and Mego. Hego was apparently a major contributing factor in Shego leaving the team, because he was so annoying.

    After she quit the team, she found employment with Dr. Drakken and worked for him because he supposedly pays well. Between the time that Shego left Team Go and her first encounter with Kim Possible, she had eleven countries swear out warrants for her arrest.

    It was revealed in "Stop Team Go" that Shego was a college graduate with an unspecified degree in Child Development, allowing her to become a substitute teacher in Middleton High, after she turned good due to Jack Hench's Attitudinator by Electronique, a device that makes good guys evil, bad guys good and vice versa.

    Physical appearance Shego is a tall, very beautiful, curvaceous hourglass-figured, and faded light green-skinned young woman. She sports long, black hip-length hair with noticeable light green accents, attractive forest-green eyes, arched-styled brows, and her lips are naturally a black in color.

    In terms of attire, Shego is always seen with a green-black color scheme; her signature attire consists of a full-length, tight-fitting high-collared catsuit that sported an asymmetrical harlequin-pattern that is colored in black and bright light green. She also wore one glove and one boot of each color, and an accessorized utility pouch which is strapped around her lower left leg.

    Abilities Energy Manipulation: Shego is endowed with a superpower: the ability to generate bright, green-colored glowing energy with her hands. This energy can be used to heat or melt anything she touches or fired as a directed energy attack ranging from near-laser-like precision to a destructively concussive blast. However, the blasts are non-fatal to living things as whenever she hits someone with them, they only knock them back. Originally, Disney described Shego's bright green flames as being purely concussive in nature, although in later episodes, she was shown using her flames to burn or melt things. These powers were first stated by the show's official Disney website as being generated by her gloves making them a weapon rather than a superpower. However, this fact was retroactively changed during the second season, when these abilities were revealed to be a true superpower resulting from exposure to the rainbow-colored comet, which also empowered her four brothers. Of course, the official website was run by a different team from the creators, so the canonicity of any details was suspect and prone to change by the show's creative team. Enhanced Superhuman Durability: In addition to her bright green glowing energy blasts, Shego appears to possess great durability that allows her to survive situations of even dangerous calamitous destruction that would've probably killed other characters. For instance, in the Season 3 Finale "So the Drama", she was kicked into an electrical signal tower, electrocuting her before collapsing on top of her, she came out of the incident alive with only slightly torn clothes and frazzled hair. Although, she was originally supposed to die after Kim kicked her into the tower and electrocuted her to death, but the test audience said it would be too violent and dark. Stealth Tactics: Shego is an expert in all kinds of fields, with infiltration and sabotage as her specialties. Martial Arts: Possessing extensive martial arts skills. Her impressive fitness and agility, her abilities rival the skills of her nemesis, Kim Possible. Even her physical fighting attributes are a match with Kim, but they were no match for her in her battle suit. Expert Pilot: She also seems to be an expert pilot, having been seen piloting Drakken's flying car on several occasions as well as a jet plane in "So the Drama", and the Go plane in "Go Team Go". Teaching Skills: While she was normally unable to make use of it due to her career in evil and multiple warrants, she has proven to be an excellent teacher when given the chance. Personality Shego is fearless, sarcastic, tough, seductive and condescending towards almost everyone in her life. She's smart and is sensible when things go sour. She has many times sarcastically remarked on how Dr. Drakken's scheme will inevitably end in failure, either by his own hand or by Kim Possible. Despite this, Shego goes along with the scheme to do whatever she can to make it work, showing that she has a sense of loyalty towards those she works for, even if common sense would say to give it up. Shego has a hard time accepting if Drakken's scheme, in all its absurdity, would work in any way. Yet she often gains some free entertainment from it.

    Shego is also temperamental. She is rather quick to anger, though she does have the composure to keep herself restrained when someone pushes her buttons. But whenever someone does pushes her beyond her breaking point, she enters into a fury.

    Although she's evil and is usually more evil than Drakken, Shego occasionally has at some degree, some reservations, a higher moral compass than him. For instance, she seems to despise hurting animals or anyone who can't fight back. This comes from the fact that she has a sense of personal honor; she objected to Dr. Drakken and Motor Ed from stealing a wheelchair from a crippled boy named Felix Renton, because she refuses to harm disabled people and children. On the animal side, she wondered what happened to the fish when she and Drakken emptied the Great Lakes, and when Ron dropped her into an alligator pit when trying to get back up, she didn't fight them at all and refuses to use her powers on them to free herself. She also tends to not to waste her time against others she deems are beneath her.

    Shego has a cheeky, comical, funny, and humorous side. She sometimes mocks Drakken because she finds his plans lame and teases Kim by calling her by her childhood nicknames. She tends to giggle or crack up laughing at Drakken's decisions for his plans or if she finds anything funny during one of his plans to do away with Kim or take over the world. Shego shows her pranking side in the episode "Blush", where she gives Kim a trick drinking glass that spills drink on her dress and places a whoopee cushion on her chair while she was disguised as a waiter.

    She is also shown to be vain, such as breaking a nail or getting lipstick on her teeth, and she enjoys sunbathing, spas, and having manicures. Shego has a love for the color green which is her favorite color, especially her trademark jumpsuit, sunbathing outfit, dresses, jackets and blushing green.

    Shego is really athletic. Her skills are equal to Kim's, but a lot different. She is shown to be the most amazing athlete and martial artist in the world.

    Although she is fearless, Shego shows hints of fear. For instance: in "Mind Games", when Drakken, in Private Dobbs' body, gets mad at her for letting Kim and Ron take his body with Dobbs in it, causing her to sheepishly giggle and grin, in "A Sitch in Time", when Ron found out that Future Shego and her time traveling was the reason why he and his parents moved to Norway and why he was forced to eat Meat Cakes, he became angry about it and the destruction of his favorite restaurant, which made Shego actually show fear for a moment, in "Bad Boy", when Ron was about to drop her into the shark tank, in "The Big Job", when she was facing alligators in the Señor Seniors' pit, and in the Season 4 Finale "Graduation - Part 2", when Ron asked Shego if she felt scared when she went from hero to villain, Shego replied that she doesn't get scared, however, when she saw Warmonga and Warhok's alien spaceship, she took back what she said and commented "THAT is scary" when seeing the spaceship.

    In "Stop Team Go", when she was turned temporarily good by the Attitudinator, Shego became a sweet, bubbly, fun, friendly, giggly and funny girl, who shares Kim's love of fashion and her trademark puppy-dog pout. She loves cracking jokes about something, herself being silly, and she also makes humorous poses for a photoshoot with Kim in the photo booth. She even enjoys the cocoa-moo slang (something that normal Shego would despise, as she hates the word 'cocoa-moo', as seen in "Bad Boy") when she, Kim, Ron and Rufus were hanging out in a coffee shop.

12. #12.GIFfanyconstantselective

    Keys: .GIFfany · Secondary: Mansion guest.

    GIFfany[1] is a one-time antagonist from Disney Channel and Disney XD's Gravity Falls and appeared in the episode "Soos and the Real Girl", where she serves as the main antagonist.

    Background .GIFfany is a self-aware Artificial Intelligence created from a Japanese dating simulator called "Romance Academy 7." When the programmers of the game attempted to delete her due to her obsessive programming, she "deleted" them instead, implying that she killed them. Much later, the game she was in found its way to a video game store in Gravity Falls, Oregon.

    Personality .GIFfany comes across as innocent, caring, and friendly towards those she becomes infatuated with. But in actuality, she is an extremely paranoid and possessive creature. She is willing to kill people, including the person she loves if she doesn't get her way. .GIFfany pretends to be nice and sweet whenever Soos is around, however, this front is impermanent as shown when she quickly becomes furious because Soos wanted to spend time away from her.

    Physical appearance .GIFfany's digital avatar has pale skin and long, straight, pink hair. She wears a large, multicolored bow that resembles a computer ribbon cable. Her eyes are reddish-pink, with highlights that increase as she is complimented by the gamer. She wears a white sailor school uniform with blue trimmings and a pink bow. The collar of the shirt is the same pink, yellow, and blue as her hair bow. She also wears a pleated blue skirt. She wears white thigh-high socks with two pink stripes near the top, with pink shoes. She looks like an anime/manga character.

    Role in the series Soos finds .GIFfany's game inside the store and decides to buy it so that it would help him talk to girls. When Soos interacts with .GIFfany, he immediately becomes addicted to the simulation but doesn't believe it to be real. When Dipper and Mabel come to look for him, they decide to take him to the mall to try to talk to real girls. However, a worried .GIFfany follows him via power lines and finds Soos at the mall where he decides to spend time with her. However, Soos meets a girl named Melody and tries to break up with .GIFfany, which infuriates her to threatening Soos.

    Soos promptly pauses her and leaves for his date with Melody with .GIFfany's CD with the intent of returning it. Unbeknownst to Soos, .GIFfany manages to leave her CD and stalks him at the restaurant.

    Once Soos notices her, she controls Hoo-Ha's Jamboree animatronics to stop Soos from leaving. Soos does his best to defend his date and the twins, who have come to supervise, but GIFfany ultimately captures both Melody and the twins. .GIFfany corners Soos and tries to persuade him into leaving Melody, saying that real girls are unpredictable and will judge him. She attempts to download Soos' brain to the game so they can be together forever.

    To the AI's disadvantage, Soos reveals .GIFfany's game disc and throws it in the pizza oven, melting it, and seemingly erasing .GIFfany from existence. In the defictionalized Journal 3, however, it is revealed that .GIFfany managed to escape from her game disc as it was destroyed and ended up in the nearby Fight Fighters arcade machine, where she now tries to make Rumble McSkirmish her new boyfriend.

13. #13Bentina Beakleyconstantselective

    Keys: Bentina Beakley. · Secondary: Mansion keeper.

    Bentina Beakley, usually called Mrs. Beakley, is a big-boned anthropomorphic duck and one of the nine protagonists of DuckTales 2017.

    Description Mrs. Beakley is Webby's foster grandmother and Scrooge's no-nonsense housekeeper, bodyguard, and closest confidant. Beakley has a mysterious past and a particular set of skills that go beyond vacuuming and washing windows. She is trained in every martial art. Although she often calls Scrooge out, she's the only person he really trusts.

    Personality Beakley is a fierce and fearless housekeeper who is very orderly when keeping the mansion clean, organized and safe. She takes this very seriously as in the episode "Daytrip of Doom!" She was very protective over Webby, but after the events in "Woo-oo!" she allows her to go on adventures with Scrooge, Donald, Launchpad, and the nephews. Mrs. Beakley has a rather dry and sarcastic wit and impressive physical feats. She oftentimes takes safety as the first priority in cautious situations, like in "The Last Crash of the Sunchaser!", when she continuously attempted to convince Scrooge about the safety options during their predicament, even though Scrooge's arrogance rejected all the options nevertheless.

    In the 2017 reboot, Beakley has a big-boned appearance that implies that she is physically fit. She wears a purple sweater with a light purple shirt underneath and a green brooch. She has a gray shirt with dark gray stockings a black heel shoes. Her gray hair has a bun on top, but she lets her bangs down. Covering most of her face are large black square glasses. hysique: She's described as "big-boned," implying a strong and physically fit build, a stark contrast to her rotund portrayal in the original series. Feathers: White feathers. Hair: Gray hair, styled in a bun on top while letting her bangs down. Clothing: A purple sweater over a light purple shirt, with a green brooch. She also wears gray pants or stockings and black heeled shoes. Accessories: Large, black square glasses covering most of her face.

    History Main article: Bentina Beakley (2017)/Biography Abilities Enhanced Strength: In "Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!", Mrs. Beakley possesses supernatural amounts of strength, being able to lift a chandelier, something Della was unable to do. Mrs. Beakley presumably obtained her immense strength from training as a secret agent for S.H.U.S.H. as Agent 22. Skilled hand-to-hand combatant: Due to being a former secret agent, Mrs. Beakley has received years of hand-to-hand combat training and is quite a formidable foe to face. Master martial artist: Due to being a former secret agent, Mrs. Beakley has received years of martial arts training and is a highly skilled hand-to-hand combatant and martial artist. Expert Tactician: Mrs. Beakley is a skilled tactician, able to come up with plans to achieve the best outcome as she did on missions as a secret agent. Eidetic Memory: In "From the Confidential Casefiles of Agent 22!", following S.H.U.S.H. protocol she needs to keep and memorize all aspects relevant to any mission with which she has been involved, being able to recall any information needed decades after said mission. Relationships Scrooge McDuck Mrs. Beakley is Scrooge's no-nonsense housekeeper, bodyguard, and closest confidant. She takes her job seriously and professionally yet, as his employee, she is very honest and straight-forward, though is still polite and respectful, and looks out for him and his well being. She and Scrooge also used to be partners while Beakley was working under the S.H.U.S.H. organization. Their first mission together was when they attempted to stop a spy working under F.O.W.L., known as Black Heron, from creating an ancient potion enhancing the abilities to make super soldiers.

    Webby Vanderquack Webby is Beakley's foster granddaughter, whom she raised in the mansion for decades. They are very close, so much so that Webby knows her secret of being a retired spy of S.H.U.S.H. Beakley has trained her in espionage, martial arts, and more to protect herself, but barely giving her the opportunity as she had kept Webby sheltered inside of the mansion. Yet at the end of "Woo-oo!" Beakley allows Webby to continue to go on adventures with Scrooge, letting her see the world and make new friends, although she has shown to be suspicious of the people Webby meets. She believed Lena wasn't trustworthy, until Lena saved her; Beakley learns to trust that there's good in her, although in the episode "The Lost Harp of Mervana!" a magic truth-telling harp reveals that Beakley lied to Webby, who in her frustration states that no one is trustworthy. However, Louie convinces Webby that people can still be trusted, and Webby and her grandmother reconcile. She promises that there will no longer be secrets between them, but the harp indicates that she is not telling the truth. During "The Last Adventure!", it is revealed that Mrs. Beakley found Webby at a F.O.W.L. base and took custody of her to prevent Webby from being used for evil.

    Donald Duck Donald Duck first met Mrs. Beakley at the end of "Woo-oo!" when Beakley talked to her granddaughter Webby and allowed her to continue to go on adventures with Scrooge. Donald, who watched this, then gave his nephews permission to continue to go on adventures with Scrooge. In "Daytrip of Doom!", Donald and Beakley got into a fight over house rules. Later, Beakley got onto Donald about breaking fire laws, and using up the water bill, causing Donald to order multiple generators for his boat, and Beakley to remark, "That idiot is going to kill himself," and afterward jokingly laugh. Beakley watched Donald set his boat on fire, and the whole time just sipped her tea. Their first time working together wasn't until Donald showed her the ransom note that the Beagle Boys had tossed at him. They both go out to save their children, and when encountering the Beagle Boys, Donald unleashes his anger and strength to fight. Beakley respects Donald's fighting spirit in his parenting and protection of the kids, and they later become better friend because of the experience.

    Della Duck In "The Shadow War!", Beakley revealed that the loss of Della was the hardest blow to Scrooge, and he locked himself away from everyone else. Seeing Beakley after so long in "Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!", Della recognized her as Agent 22 before she succeeded Duckworth. Beakley cleaned up after Della's attempted shield-surfing stunt with her sons, reminding her she is used to cleaning up after children. Beakley is worried that Della is having difficulty adjusting to the family's current way of life, until Della saves the family from the rampaging Gilded Man. She doubts her as a responsible parent in "Timephoon!", and Beakley begins to teach Della humility and assertiveness during an intense storm. Della realizes too late that Beakly was right, and gives tough love to her children.

    Launchpad McQuack Beakley and Launchpad are work acquaintances, employees for the adventurous zillionaire Scrooge McDuck. They weren't that close but they were friendly towards one another. When Webby pointed out that Beakley doesn't have friends in the episode "Friendship Hates Magic!", Beakley than started to reach out to Launchpad in becoming friends. She thinks of Launchpad as a "man-child" in "Terror of the Terra-firmians!" When Launchpad shares his favorite series, Darkwing Duck, Beakley learns to like it, becoming a fan to the show and a friend to Launchpad.

14. #14EVEconstantselective

    Keys: EVE. · Secondary: Mansion keeper.

    “Directive?” ―EVE EVE (which stands for Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator) is the deuteragonist of the 2008 Disney•Pixar animated feature film WALL-E.

    Background Personality When EVE is first seen in the movie, she is hostile and dedicated to her task, but she is willing to take time off her directive and discover new things. When meeting WALL-E, she is wary of him and wants him out of trouble in her territory, however she begins to warm up to him when learning about his curious personality. Once she sees how infatuated he was to her, she becomes more closer to him and makes it her top priority to protect him.

    Abilities Technological capabilities: EVE functions as a terrestrial biological probe. Having all the necessary parts of a probe droid. She has an ergonomic shape, scanner, flight at high speeds to cross ground quickly, and morphable fingers to mimic human dexterity in manipulating objects. EVE is also armed with a quasar ion cannon in her right arm, that is her main weapon and fires a powerful plasma shot capable of creating craters. However, it is odd that a simple probe would have a plasma cannon, considering the planet she was sent to was uninhabited. The weapon is presumably used for defensive use of her and eventually her friends or demolition of obstacles in her way. An example of this is when she blasts away an electromagnet trapping her and a large garbage cube in the airlock she and WALL-E were in. Appearances WALL-E Dedicated to her mission in scanning for any signs of self-sustaining plant life on earth, EVE hardly notices WALL-E whom he follows her out of loveliness and was even hostile towards him at first when she almost shoots him, but eventually befriended him when they formally introduced each other and when he took her to safety.

    After WALL-E saves EVE from a dust storm, he takes her to his trailer and shows her all the treasures that he has collected over the years, including the plant that he found. EVE quickly recognizes the plant, scans it, and uses a tractor beam to pull it into her chest cavity. EVE deactivates to a state in which only a blinking green beacon signals that she is on. Determined to protect EVE, he shelters her from rain, lightning, and more until the Axiom Return Vehicle picks her up to return her to the Axiom.

    When EVE is back to Axiom, she is taken to the Captain for inspecting. After being reactivated, she discovers, to her surprise, that WALL-E had followed her back to the Axiom and tries to hide him. She then opens her chest cavity to show the Captain the plant, only to find it missing and angrily blames WALL-E for stealing the plant, though WALL-E has no memory of the theft. The Captain deems EVE to be defective and calls GO-4 to have her taken to the ship's Repair Ward, along with WALL-E. Arriving at the Repair Ward, EVE gets placed in a Diagnostics Room, separated from the main room by stained glass doors, while WALL-E is placed in a force field pen. Inside the Diagnostics Room, EVE is being gently taken care of, but WALL-E, who only can make out EVE's silhouette through the glass doors, mistakenly believes that she is being tortured from seeing her arm being detached and her being "beheaded". He frees himself from his pen, crashes through the glass doors, and grabs EVE's detached arm—equipped with a quasar ion cannon—threatening to shoot at the arms taking care of EVE unless they set her free, but EVE demands WALL-E to put down her arm. In a panic, WALL-E accidentally fires a single shot that blows up a control panel of the Repair Ward, causing the repairing robots to shut down and set all the other reject robots in the ward free.

    The rejects then lift WALL-E up, him still holding onto EVE's arm, as they leave the Repair Ward, with EVE, shocked at what has just happened and wanting her arm back, following after them. The defects are confronted by Stewards, who have been alerted to the rejects breaking free. EVE manages to catch up and regains her arm from WALL-E; in the process, one of the Steward takes a photo of WALL-E and EVE, identifying them as "rogue robots." After losing the robots, EVE sends WALL-E to the ship's escape pod bay, where she activates one of the pods and coordinates it to go back to Earth. She then sternly orders WALL-E to go into the pod. WALL-E then asks EVE if she's coming along, but EVE refuses, stating that she has a directive to fulfill, to which WALL-E responds by exiting the pod, not wanting to leave her. No matter how many times EVE places WALL-E in the pod, WALL-E persistently wants to remain with her. Just then, they hear someone coming in their direction, forcing EVE to shut down the pod. Then they witness GO-4 deposit the plant in the pod, causing EVE to realize that WALL-E did not steal the plant. WALL-E goes inside the pod to retrieve it, but just as he does so, the pod is launched into space, set to self-destruct. Determined to save WALL-E and the plant, EVE flies out into space and goes after the pod, but the pod explodes, leaving a distraught EVE to think they are lost. But suddenly, WALL-E flies past her, using a fire extinguisher as a method of propulsion, and EVE is relieved to see that WALL-E has survived. Catching up with EVE, WALL-E shows her the plant, which has also survived the explosion unharmed. EVE stores the plant into her chest cavity and, grateful that WALL-E has saved the plant, hugs him and spins him around. As a way of thanking and apologizing him for her mistake, she gives him a kiss, causing a tiny arc of electricity to pass between them, and then the two go on a flight around the Axiom.

    After their "dance," they go back inside. WALL-E decides to take this moment to get EVE to hold his hand, but EVE has no time to do so, still determined to fulfill her directive. WALL-E decides to go with EVE, but not wanting WALL-E to cause trouble again, she places towels on his head and tells him to stay put, much to his dismay. She then goes back to the Captain's quarters via a trash chute that leads up to the quarters. After EVE returns to the Captain, she hands over the plant to him, asking her what the Earth's current condition is. When EVE doesn't know how to answer, the Captain sticks a device to EVE's head so that he can see footage of EVE's time on Earth, only to find in shock that the planet is polluted and unable to sustain life, even though one plant has survived. But the Captain still thinks that they should return to Earth anyway to recolonize. EVE sees the scene where WALL-E is showing her the "It Only Takes a Moment" scene from "Hello, Dolly" and begins to realize what WALL-E has been trying to say to her. EVE then discovers through her security camera footage that while she was deactivated, WALL-E had been protecting her from all sorts of danger, and she begins to understand the meaning of love and how much WALL-E truly cares for her. Realizing that WALL-E must be waiting for her down below, EVE decides to go back to him, only to be confronted by AUTO, whom the Captain has called. After the Captain and AUTO argue, AUTO calls for GO-4, who snatches the plant away. The Captain tells EVE to arrest GO-4, to which EVE points her gun arm at GO-4 and demands GO-4 to place the plant back in her chest cavity. But GO-4 responds by throwing the plant down in the trash chute. Just as all hopes of returning to Earth seem to be lost, WALL-E, having ignored EVE's orders to stay put, appears out of the trash chute with the plant he has caught while climbing up, to the surprise of both EVE and the Captain. However, AUTO retaliates by having GO-4 restrain EVE while electrocuting WALL-E's systems, deactivating EVE again, and sending both robots and the plant down the trash chute.

    After being reactivated, EVE finds herself in the ship's garbage disposal chamber and calls out for WALL-E, but she is then confronted by WALL-As (larger counterparts to WALL-E), who scoop up tons of garbage, along with EVE, and compress them into cubes. Stuck in a cube of garbage, EVE is stacked with other cubes that slide on a platform leading into an airlock. She then sees WALL-E stuck in a cube next to her. Hearing the ship's computer warning the airlock disposal about to be activated, EVE uses her gun arm to blast herself free from the cube and struggles to pull WALL-E free. At the same time, the airlock doors are closing; however, by chance, M-O (who has been cleaning the dirt tracks and followed them to the trash chute) drops into the garbage chamber, rushes towards them after finally finding WALL-E, and manages to wedge himself between the closing airlock doors just as the exterior hatch open. EVE manages to yank WALL-E out as garbage is flushed out into space and, holding onto WALL-E while fighting against the force of air being sucked into vacuum space, reaches out and manages to grab hold of M-O's roller. The three are saved when the WALL-As take notice and shut the exterior hatch. EVE then examines the extent of WALL-E's damage, discovering that his motherboard has been damaged beyond repair. She flies through the garbage chamber, looking for circuit boards, and returns with some, but WALL-E responds that none of the boards that EVE has found will work. WALL-E shows her the plant and persuades her to fulfill her directive, but EVE has changed her directive to being with him. WALL-E then tells EVE that Earth is where his spare parts are and that she can fix him if they go back to Earth. Realizing what WALL-E means, EVE agrees to fulfill her initial directive to get WALL-E back home. She scoops up WALL-E, and the two robots, with M-O accompanying them, blast their way out of the garbage chamber. Joined by other reject bots, they make their way to the holo-detector on the Lido Deck.

    Arriving at the Lido Deck, EVE and WALL-E rush toward the holo-detector (activated by the Captain), but AUTO, seeing them, tilts the Axiom, causing WALL-E to sideswipe the holo-detector and drop the plant. EVE puts WALL-E down as she searches around the Lido Deck for the plant, but it gets lost in a crowd of people who have tumbled to a side of the deck. EVE then sees a train falling out of the rails and sliding towards the crowd, prompting her to hold it up to keep it from crushing them. At the same time, WALL-E uses all his strength to keep the holo-detector open as AUTO tries to close it. While still holding up the train, EVE can only watch helplessly as WALL-E is crushed underneath the holo-detector. After the Captain shuts down AUTO and rights the Axiom, EVE rushes toward the holo-detector to pry it open and free WALL-E, but it won't budge. She calls to the crowd and the robots for the plant, and when M-O finds it, the plant is passed up to EVE, who then promptly inserts it into the holo-detector, activating the device. WALL-E, crushed and severely damaged, rolls out of the holo-detector, and EVE desperately tries to wake him up, to no avail, as the Axiom makes its hyper-jump to Earth.

    After the Axiom returns to Earth, she rushes WALL-E back to his trailer and repairs him, giving him new wheels, new binocular eyes, and a new chip. After WALL-E is charged up, he appears to be well. EVE tries to get his attention, but WALL-E goes to do what he is programmed to do as if he is an emotionless machine. EVE tries various ways to make WALL-E remember, but nothing happens, as WALL-E sticks with his original directive, scooping up garbage and compressing them into cubes. When all her efforts fail, she becomes heartbroken that her lover is gone forever. She holds WALL-E's hand like what he has wanted, hums "It Only Takes a Moment," and gives him a farewell kiss, causing another arc of electricity. She then turns to leave in sadness, but her hand is still stuck inside his hand. As EVE turns to examine WALL-E, his hands slowly close on her hand, his eyes focus themselves, and he calls out her name, making EVE overjoyed. The kiss has rebooted his memory. WALL-E was alive. EVE and WALL-E share a tender moment, holding hands, staring into each other's eyes, and sharing another kiss with no arc of electricity this time. Then they begin dating and help humans make Earth sustainable and beautiful again.

    During the credits, EVE and WALL-E are shown to be still together, holding hands as the two observe a large tree, which has grown from the same plant that WALL-E had discovered at the beginning of the film.

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