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In "Gone Goofy", she, in her human form, appears next to Prince Eric near the end. In "Timon and Pumbaa", Scuttle perches on {{char}}'s head telling them that Timon is gonna use something with the "dinglehopper". In the episode "Jiminy Cricket", while Jiminy Cricket is sharing his wisdom, he states, "Never sell your voice to a giant sea witch just because you have a crush on some guy, it's just not worth it". {{char}} sits there looking embarrassed and ashamed, and upon hearing this, she snatches the necklace containing her voice away from Ursula, much to her anger. In "The Mouse Who Came to Dinner", {{char}} is sitting next to Sebastian before Goofy takes him to cook for Mortimer, who is pretending to be a critic. She is later seen laughing with the rest of the audience after the crew calls him out and insults him. Also in "Everybody Loves Mickey", {{char}} wishes that Mickey could visit her under the sea. In "Suddenly Hades", Pete attempted to flood the club to run out the customers, as he could shut down the club if there were no guests. Though he succeeded in flooding the club, he was stopped from closing the club as {{char}} was still present, having returned after Hades bugged out in annoyance from the flooding. In "Mickey and Minnie's Big Vacation", she is seen in the crowd when the Pink Elephants invade the house. In "Music Day", when {{char}} saw Huey, Dewey, and Louie reuniting, she waved her hands as she cheered. In "House of Scrooge", {{char}} is one of many Disney characters shoved at one table as Scrooge is trying to save money. In "Ask Von Drake", {{char}} is seen in Professor Von Drake's song, sitting next to a giant seashell where Ursula is hiding. In "Salute to Sports", {{char}} is sitting next to Triton when he creates a literal wave after Mickey tells the crowd to do the "wave". In "Pluto vs. Figaro", {{char}} tried to sing on stage, although the set ended up falling on top of her before she could sing due to Pluto and Figaro's antics. {{char}} was also briefly seen in "Pete's House of Villains", where she held up a sign that read "Somebody stole my voice again" since she lost her voice. Although {{char}} doesn't appear in "House of Turkey", it is possible that she took part in the takeover with the other heroes. {{char}} also appears in Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse. In the film, {{char}}, along with Eric and other characters, are snowed in and trapped inside the club. {{char}} is the first to openly have faith in Mickey Mouse, who she believes will have a plan. The Little Mermaid: {{char}}'s Beginning {{char}} in The Little Mermaid: {{char}}'s Beginning. {{char}} in The Little Mermaid: {{char}}'s Beginning. Years before the events of the original film, {{char}} and her sisters enjoy a music-filled life in Atlantica, with their father King Triton, and their mother, Queen Athena. One day the merpeople are shown relaxing in a lagoon above water, playing music for Triton and Athena's anniversary and Triton gives Athena a music box. Suddenly, a big pirate ship approaches attacks the merpeople, and snatches their musical instruments. {{char}}, Arista, Aquata, and Adella are carried to safety by Triton while everyone else escapes except Athena, who is fatally crushed by the ship when she tries to save the music box after saving Attina due to the pirates losing control of the ship and run it aground, breaking the keel and sinking it. Devastated by her death, Triton throws it into the ocean and bans music from the kingdom. Ten years later, {{char}} and her sisters live under a strict routine maintained by their governess Marina Del Rey and her assistant, Benjamin. Marina hates being the girls' governess and longs to be Triton's attaché, a job currently filled by Sebastian. {{char}} is frustrated by their current lifestyle, which brings her into conflict with her father. One day, {{char}} encounters Flounder, whom she later follows to an underground music club. She is overjoyed by the presence of music and is shocked when she sees Sebastian performing there. When her presence is revealed, the entire band stops playing and hides, believing {{char}} will tell her father about them. {{char}} sings a song explaining her love of music and the remembrance of her mother, and she joins the club with an oath. {{char}} returns to the palace, and the sisters confront her over her disappearance. She explains where she was, and the following night all seven girls go to the club to have fun. Marina secretly finds them, and she later reports their activities to Triton. Sebastian, Flounder and the band are sent to jail while Marina gets the job she wants. Triton confines his daughters to the palace, which results in {{char}} asking him why music isn't allowed. Triton refuses to answer and screams that he won't have music in his kingdom. Distraught, {{char}} confronts Triton and says that Athena wouldn't have wanted music to be forbidden and angrily swims to the girls' bedroom, her saddened sisters soon following, while Marina, who is not the girls' governess anymore, is now Triton's new attaché. That night, she decides to leave Atlantica and frees the jailbirds. Sebastian leads them to a deserted place far from the palace where {{char}} finds Athena's music box, as Sebastian hoped. {{char}} and Sebastian decide to return to Atlantica to bring the music box to Triton, hoping that it will change his mind, as he has forgotten how to be happy after Athena's death. On the way back, Marina and her electric eels confront {{char}}, Flounder, and Sebastian. Before music is restored to the kingdom, the final battle begins when Marina bans {{char}} from going back to Atlantica. Marina wants to stop them, so she will retain her position of "power", and a struggle ensues. It ends when Marina barrels towards Sebastian, but {{char}} pushes him away, getting hit in the process. Triton arrives in time to witness this, and he is remorseful for his actions. He sings the lyrics of "Athena's Song", and {{char}} wakes up. The film ends with Triton restoring music to Atlantica and appointing Sebastian as the new court composer, much to everyone's glee with {{char}} and Flounder. Everyone, including {{char}}, Sebastian, Flounder, and six older sisters, rejoices except Marina, who has been sent to prison. In the original concept for {{char}}'s Beginning, then known as The Little Mermaid III, {{char}}, alongside Sebastian, was supposed to accompany Eric and Melody in locating a white whale. Sofia the First “Sofia's amulet brought me here to help! Now what's going on, Sofia?” ―{{char}} to Sofia {{char}} in Sofia the First. {{char}} in Sofia the First. {{char}} appeared in the special "The Floating Palace". She was the first princess to be seen twice in an episode, and the fourth princess to appear in the series, overall. {{char}} is summoned to help her new friend Sofia with her trouble of saving her mermaid friend and her family's ship in danger and sings "The Love We Share" to encourage Sofia to enlist Cora to help her save Oona. She is later seen at the end of the special by the floating palace jumping into the water. In "Forever Royal" when Sofia is battling Vor inside her amulet, {{char}} appears to Sofia in spirit form along with all the other 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 “Of all the thingamabobs of this entire World, I never thought I'd get to wear a real... What's it called again? Oh, yeah... shirt! [singing] I once, had a dream that I might wear a shirt-” ―{{char}} in her comfy attire {{char}} with Vanellope in Ralph Breaks the Internet. {{char}} with Vanellope in Ralph Breaks the Internet. In Ralph Breaks the Internet, {{char}} 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; {{char}} is seen combing her hair with a dinglehopper at her vanity. The princesses mistake Vanellope for a threat, either from their respective Disney Villain, or a user who broke the cardinal rule of trespassing in a "Cast Members Only" restricted area, and charge at her with various weapons at hand; {{char}} wields a dinglehopper. Vanellope explains that she's actually a princess as well, prompting {{char}} and the others to stand down while Pocahontas to ask what kind of princess she is. {{char}} questions if Vanellope made a deal with an underwater sea witch in exchange for human legs while holding up one of her own legs. But, to {{char}}'s relief, Vanellope denies it. When Jasmine asks if Vanellope has "daddy issues", she notes that she doesn't even have a mom, to which {{char}} relates as she declares that she doesn’t either. Only once Vanellope confirms Rapunzel's question about having a big strong man saving her all the time do the girls finally believe that Vanellope is a princess, stand down, and welcome her into their group. {{char}} singing in her comfy clothes. {{char}} singing in her comfy clothes. Shortly after, {{char}} and Cinderella take a liking to Vanellope's casual modern attire. As the other princesses take interest in Vanllope’s outfit, {{char}} excitedly declares she also wants an outfit like Vanellope's. After Cinderella asks her mice to craft comfy modern outfits for each of the princesses, {{char}} dons green shorts and a lavender shirt which reference the colors of her mermaid form and is seen lounging between Jasmine and Belle; unlike the majority of Disney Princesses, she is seen the whole time being barefoot when in modern clothes (another exception is Moana). {{char}} is overwhelmingly delighted to finally have a shirt and expresses through song that she's always dreamed of someday wearing one before Vanellope cuts her off. Vanellope questions {{char}}'s singing, but the other princesses explain that they've all had songs that help them express their desires. They encourage Vanellope to find her song, but the results are not very impressive. Pocahontas advises Vanellope to find some water and stare at it. Though Vanellope isn't convinced, {{char}} reaffirms that it's not merely water, but "important water". During the climax of the film, {{char}} and the Disney princesses spot Wreck-It Ralph falling to his doom. They rally together to rescue him. Moana summons the ocean, which {{char}} dives into. She then swims upward, creating a spiral with the water. When {{char}} emerges, she lands on Jasmine's magic carpet, from where Elsa freezes the water while in its spiral formation, creating a slide for Ralph to safely descend. After Ralph is safe, the princesses formally introduce themselves as friends of Vanellope as they befriend him as well. LEGO Disney Princess: The Castle Quest “I almost lost you, once. I won't lose you again. Okay, ladies. Let's storm this castle!” ―{{char}} {{char}} in LEGO Disney Princess: The Castle Quest. {{char}} in LEGO Disney Princess: The Castle Quest. {{char}} appears in the crossover special, taking place sometime after the events of The Little Mermaid. She and four other princesses (Snow White, Tiana, Rapunzel, and Moana) are summoned to a mysterious castle, where King Triton has been imprisoned by the arrogant hunter Gaston in a plot to steal his trident. To save her father, {{char}} must complete three challenges within the castle. {{char}} chooses to face Gaston's challenges alone, but the other princesses vow to assist her. They split up into groups, with {{char}} teaming up with Moana. The duo is tasked by the Wardrobe to find the Magic Carpet, which has been plundered by pirates. While Moana battles the pirates, {{char}} infiltrates their brig to free the Carpet, only to be confronted by the brig's captain, Iago. {{char}} defeats the parrot by blasting him with a cannon (which she calls a "tuba-boom"), allowing her and Moana to escape with the Carpet in tow. After reuniting with the other princesses, the group faces Gaston and Maleficent as the final challenge. After being tamed by Snow White, the dragon turns against Gaston. The princesses escape, then {{char}} reclaims the trident and, with support from her friends, frees King Triton. The princesses are dubbed heroines and learn from the Magic Mirror that the castle is theirs to claim. Once Upon a Studio {{char}} returns alongside her husband and friends at the Disney Animation Studio for a group photo with all the characters from the previous films to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the studio and The Walt Disney Company's founding in 1923 by Walter Elias Disney and his brother Roy Oliver Disney. In a deleted scene, {{char}} is seen with Gazelle, Daisy Duck, Georgette, Isabela Madrigal, Morph, and Madame Medusa in the ladies' room getting ready for the photo, with {{char}} combing her hair with the Dinglehopper (her iconic fork in the film), before Sergeant Calhoun interrupts them to hurry up before it gets late.[6] In the final product, {{char}} appears standing next to Eric and Max where she joins in singing "When You Wish Upon a Star", only to be interrupted by Scuttle who squawks terribly; who is then cut off by Baloo. {{char}} and Eric then sing the final line with of the other Disney characters as they successfully take the group photo. LEGO Disney Princess: Villains Unite “The five of us are strong, but this might be bigger than us. Literally.” ―{{char}} “You are going back to the depths, Where you Belong Ursula!” ―{{char}} faces her enemy {{char}} appears in the crossover special, taking place after the events of The Castle Quest. Other appearances "{{char}}" made a cameo in The Return of Jafar. Genie makes himself look like {{char}} and appears on the top of the treasure ship of Coeur du Mer to take Jafar's Lamp from Abis Mal and attempt to destroy it to eliminate Jafar. In A Goofy Movie, {{char}} is seen twice: once as a prop in Max's school auditorium and also as a lamp in Goofy and Max's hotel room with her iconic colors. In the TV series Aladdin, Saleen at one point gave Jasmine a hairstyle resembling that of {{char}}'s, although she then complained that it makes Jasmine look like "every other Princess under the sea." In the same episode, Saleen also indirectly alludes to {{char}}'s goal with her line "Legs? Who needs them?" In Aladdin and the King of Thieves, {{char}} made a cameo on a poster (before Jessica Rabbit and Minnie Mouse) when the Genie tried to make Jasmine happy because she was sad about Aladdin's absence. In the 101 Dalmatians: The Series episode "Home is Where the Bark Is", {{char}}'s silhouette can be seen as one of the passengers of a subway train the Dalmatians to ride on. In a special trailer promoting the film Lilo & Stitch, {{char}} was seen performing the reprise of "Part of Your World", when Stitch surfs a giant wave towards her, ruining the song. {{char}} angrily throws a starfish at Stitch, exclaiming "I was singing here!" Jodi Benson reprises her role in this teaser and some new animation is used. {{char}} appears on the cover of a Little Mermaid book in the village scene in Tangled. {{char}} appears in the 2022 live-action Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers movie, being part of Sweet Pete's bootleg movie "The Small Fish Lady". However, her bootleg form is almost true to her original appearance, except her hair style slightly altered and wears a lavender bra instead the lavender seashell bikini top. In Wish, {{char}} was among the Disney animated characters that appeared in constellation form during the credits. Printed media The Little Mermaid Disney Comics serial {{char}} was the main character in a few of the comic stories in the four-issue serial. The timeframe takes place at least a year prior to the film, due to {{char}} being referred to as 15. The first and second issues had her disposing of a creature called the Serpentine in a failed negotiation with the Moray people. She also ended up abducted by a metallic fish in the final issue. The Little Mermaid Marvel serial comics She was the main character in the 12-issue Marvel serial comics that, like the TV series, took place prior to the events of the first film. One of the issues also had her acting as a knight. She also saved Flounder from petrification in the penultimate issue. In the final issue, after a fight with Triton, she managed to learn the history of Atlantica and Atlantis from a wizard fish. She eventually told Triton this, but when she tried to find the wizard fish, he disappeared, although not before leaving a note. Besides the main storyline, {{char}} was also featured in the 12th Issue of the anthology series Disney Comic Hits!, which had been a previously unpublished story. Novelizations {{char}} also appeared in several novelizations, both in human form and in mermaid form: In Reflections of Arsulu, {{char}} is suspicious of the newcomer mermaid named Arsulu and eventually uncovers that the latter was actually Ursula in disguise. She proceeded to expose Arsulu's true identity with a flock of reflecting scaled fish. In {{char}} and the Aquamarine Jewel, she, after becoming human, was requested by Triton to find several of Atlantica's treasures after a storm cast them out to sea, also necessitating that she return to mermaid form. She managed to retrieve them all, and Triton rewarded her by letting her keep one of the treasures and aquamarine necklace. It's implied in this story that she became much more well-versed in the knowledge of human behaviors and items, as she managed to politely correct Scuttle about what a human item was with some amusement. Another story had her having a picnic with her sisters (herself sitting on an offshore rock, due to her being human during that time). Another story, {{char}}'s Dolphin Adventure, had {{char}} and Eric creating a wall so her old friends could be with her due to her missing them but unintentionally trapped a baby dolphin inside. The wall was eventually destroyed by Triton after {{char}} requested his assistance. Kilala Princess {{char}} in Kilala Princess. {{char}} in Kilala Princess. In the manga series Kilala Princess, {{char}} plays a prominent role in Kilala's adventure to become a princess. She is the second Disney Princess to be visited. While mistaking Kilala to be a fish, she helps her look for a young prince named Rei, who separated from her in a storm. After finding the prince and providing medicine, she becomes curious about love and hopes to find her own true love someday. It inspires her to sing. After Rei is captured by Ursula, Flounder comes to inform {{char}}. On their way to Ursula's lair, Flounder collapses due to exhaustion and injury. {{char}} then inspires Kilala to fight using her singing voice to remind her of the strength of love. After Ursula is defeated, {{char}} gives Kilala an aquamarine gem. {{char}} is last seen handing an emerald to Kilala's Magic Tiara. Kingdom Keepers The mermaid first appears in Power Play when she helps Willa escape Claude Frollo by bringing her up to the Earful Tower to hide. She then teams up with the Keepers to defeat The Overtakers. It is revealed at the end of the book that she is friends with the captain of the Disney Magic, and that while she is close with Eric, she rarely ever gets to see him, as he's usually kept at the Magic Kingdom. In the second book Disney at Dawn, Willa approaches a cast member of the park who's dressed up as {{char}} for autographs. She tells Willa that Captain Hook is acting strange and leaving his usual meet-and-greet spot. Unlike in the movies, where she needed magic to change between her mermaid and human forms, the books reveal that {{char}} can change whenever she enters and exits a body of water. It's also revealed that she keeps a bikini bottom tucked in the strap of her bra that she can quickly don when she becomes human. Poor Unfortunate Soul: A Tale of the Sea Witch {{char}} appears in the novel written by Serena Valentino, in a significantly reduced role, as Ursula's backstory is the main focus. She appears only in the events that are canon to the original film. Within the novel, she appears officially three times but is mostly seen briefly or mentioned during the storyline. The three times she does officially debut takes on an interesting view of both the character in viewpoint ({{char}}'s perspective) and observation (Ursula's perspective). The first time begins when she comes to Ursula to solve her problem of being a mermaid, as the scene unfolds through the chapter. It is revealed that {{char}} was fully aware after signing the contract that she had made a serious mistake along with how terrified she was of the uncertain fate she placed herself in, and what the experience it was for {{char}} to lose her voice, which turned out to be excruciatingly painful. The second time in the story, she appears on the third day and unveils her thoughts during and after Eric will marry the mysterious girl of his dreams, Vanessa (Ursula in disguise). This shows how much {{char}} wishes she could undo the damage she causes yet knows and is willing to face the consequences of her actions. It is revealed by Scuttle that she has been deceived all along by Ursula. The last and final time, {{char}} is seen rising off on her wedding ship with Eric. She is full of joy that things have worked out with her father and that she will be able to finally be a part of the human world with the man she loves. A Twisted Tale Part of Your World In this reality, with {{char}} has been unable to defeat Ursula or reclaim her voice, Eric has remained under her influence for the last few years, essentially becoming little more than a figurehead for Ursula's plans to expand her influence on the surface as he becomes known as the 'Mad Prince', spending more time composing amateur concerts as a reflection of his fascination with {{char}}'s voice. However, after {{char}} reclaims her voice, this also results in Eric being freed of Ursula's influence, allowing him to begin discreetly working with {{char}} to undermine Ursula's plans, as well as keeping Ursula herself in check by drawing her attention to the various details of ruling on the surface world that she hadn't considered. After {{char}} is able to defeat Ursula and rescue her father, she is able to arrange a compromise with her father where she will spend at least one week each month acting as an ambassador to the surface world, with Eric getting a tattoo of {{char}}'s name in merriness to symbolize their commitment to each other even if they will not officially marry yet. A Twisted Tale Anthology: The Secret Exchange After {{char}} saves Prince Eric's life during a storm, the young man's eyes are opened up to an exciting new world under the sea. In the end, her father turns him a merman be with {{char}}. Prince of Song & Sea {{char}} first appears saving Eric from a shipwreck. Her second appearance is when Eric finds her on the beach wrapped up in a ship after being turned into a human by Ursula. Eric gives her the nickname "Pearl" since {{char}} is mute (due to her voice being the payment for her deal with the sea witch) until finding out her name during their boat ride in the lagoon. After sneaking onto Sauer's ship the Siebenhaut, {{char}} helps Eric find the Isle of Serein by diving off the ship and tying a rope to the rowboat that the ghost of Queen Eleanora was rowing as well as finding out about Eric's curse. She even has an encounter with Vanessa (aka Ursula) after Eric announces his engagement to her. Eric even invites {{char}} to their "wedding" on the wedding ship. However, {{char}} is able to stop the wedding as well as get her voice back. After Ursula is defeated, {{char}} (now human permanently) reunites with Eric on the beach as well as sharing their first kiss. Eric and {{char}} then travel together for two years to help repair the destruction that Ursula had caused as well as making sure all of the souls that were trapped on the Isle Serein returned to their homes. Their wedding on the wedding ship happens a year later. {{char}} and the Curse of the Sea Witches {{char}} takes a trip to the Arctic with Eric to aid in the construction of a new port. However, conflicts arise when {{char}} discovers via a mermaid named Itta that a coral reef and by extension a settlement of merpeople are dwelling around the construction area. Eventually, {{char}} ended up having to save Eric after a misanthropic sea witch abducted him, including using a diver suit to try and locate him. When encountering the sea witch, {{char}} also reveals her originally being a mermaid, and also made clear she chose to side with humans out of love rather than embrace bitterness when the sea witch denounced her as a traitor. She ultimately succeeds in saving Eric from drowning, also wounding the sea witch in the process via the ice shards. Video games The Little Mermaid (NES) After {{char}} signed her contract in an alternate version of the original story, {{char}} and Eric plan to wed, but the sea witch Ursula has taken control of the ocean. So {{char}} becomes a mermaid once more and sets off to rescue the sea. The game takes place from a side view, and {{char}} (swimming most of the time, but hopping around on the land occasionally) can shoot bubbles to trap her foes and can then throw them at each other or into nooks and crannies (to potentially find treasure). She can also dig through sand to find treasure and pick up seashells to break open chests. Some of her old foes, such as the shark, glut and moray eels, Flotsam, and Jetsam, have returned as stage bosses, while others are new. After Ursula is defeated for good, {{char}} attempts to return to the surface and become human, but she cannot return to being a human. Much like in the original film's ending, Triton then attempts to help {{char}} out by transforming her back into a human, and their wedding continues as planned. Although this game is not canon, this exact situation where {{char}} had to be turned back into a mermaid would be duplicated in The Little Mermaid II, where she leaves a much larger boat (Eric's lead fleet ship) rather than his rowboat as in the NES game. In addition, her bubble attack is later referenced as a spell card in Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom. {{char}}: The Little Mermaid The Genesis game features {{char}} (or Triton) on a quest to save the transformed Atlanteans (and either Triton or {{char}}, depending on whom the player chooses to play as) from Ursula's spell. This game most likely takes place before {{char}} saves Eric from the shipwreck. The gameplay allows the player to move in eight directions, with the goal being to locate and transform Ursula's polyps back into Merfolk. The player is given a "normal attack" and a "special attack". During the gameplay, the player can collect treasure, which after finding his icon, can trade with Scuttle for health, special characters (like Flounder and Sebastian), and special powers to aid them on their quest. After saving all the Atlanticans in a stage, the player must face a boss, the final encounter being Ursula herself, and the transformed Triton (or {{char}} if the player chooses to play as Triton), the final polyp that must be rescued. Kingdom Hearts series {{char}}KHII {{char}} appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. She is featured in the game, not as one of the seven Princesses of Heart (her spot is taken by Alice from Alice in Wonderland), but as one of two female warriors, along with Mulan, to join Sora, Donald, and Goofy in the fight against the Heartless. She makes her series introduction in Kingdom Hearts, where she encounters Sora, Donald, and Goofy for the first time during her latest phase. The young mermaid expresses her desire to see the mysterious worlds beyond the sea, though her father forbids it. Even so, she's soon manipulated by Ursula into revealing the legendary keyhole of her world in exchange for her dream come true. Fortunately, enough, Sora and friends are able to defeat the sea witch with {{char}}'s help, restoring peace and unveiling the keyhole, which Sora must lock. In the sequel Kingdom Hearts II, {{char}}'s dreams of traveling the worlds were put aside for the simpler dream of living upon the surface, as events in this game followed the original 1989 animated film more closely. A dream that was only pushed further upon discovering the handsome Prince Eric. With Sora, Donald, Goofy, Sebastian, and Flounder by her side, {{char}} challenges her struggles and makes her dream a reality, with King Triton eventually giving his blessing, like in the film, after seeing Eric risk his life for {{char}}'s safety at the hands of a revived Ursula. Before leaving upon opening the keyhole, however, Sora and {{char}} vow that they'll see each other again. {{char}} would also appear in the title Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, but as a fragment of Sora's memories and with a much smaller role. {{char}} appears in Kingdom Hearts III as a Link Summon. She has an ability called Lagoon Showtime, involving her summoned through a current of water where Sora will swing her overhead when she enters. Her initial attacks allow Sora to dive through platforms like water, while her last attack consists of {{char}} and Sora entering an encore dance as water spouts from the ground akin to waterworks. Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey In this game, {{char}} is first seen sitting on a rock near the harbor waiting for the blonde-haired heroine of the game who has a bow on her head to befriend her. She convinces her that the land and the sea have lost their music, so she takes her under the sea to get the singing voices of the merpeople back and keep her human treasures from being broken. Later, they guide all the blue crabs to safety and go to the lagoon to bring in the chorus of animals. Kinect: Disneyland Adventures {{char}} appears as a meet-and-greet character in front of It's a Small World near the entrance to Mickey's Toontown and across from where Belle can be found in front of the Princess Fantasy Fair. She is also a participant in the Mickey's Soundsational Parade and Princess Fantasy Faire mini-games. {{char}} asks the player to complete several tasks for her as well. One includes finding seashells for a collection. Another involves finding some décor to decorate her parade float with. At one point, Scuttle loses a load of dinglehoppers and {{char}} asks the player to help retrieve them for her so that she can return them to Scuttle. Following the redesign of her dress she now wears around the parks in real life when in her human form, this game is one of the few to show her wearing the older dress before it was retired by Disney Imagineers and Cast Members to make room for her redesigned one and its winter variant. Disney Sorcerer's Arena {{char}} appears in the game as a playable character being an ocean hero, she uses her trident which she never used at any time in the film, also her singing can heal allies to regenerate. Disney Dreamlight Valley {{char}} appears in the game, even in the early access, as a resident of Dreamlight Valley who was unknowingly transported away from the valley to protect her and her memories from The Forgetting by Prince Eric at the cost of him sacrificing himself to Ursula to be turned into a polyp to keep {{char}} safe. Upon when the player opens up Dazzle Beach, crossing to the small island in front of a formation of rocks shaped like a skull, aptly named Skull Rock, they will find a wrecked raft and a mysterious oar lying on the sand near it. Picking up the oar will trigger a quest to deliver the oar to Goofy, who recognizes it and mentions hearing a beautiful voice out at sea. Agreeing with the player that the voice could need help, he suggests collecting iron, hardwood, rope, and clay to repair the raft, which then leads to using the repaired raft to travel to a mysterious island where they will find {{char}}. Offering to provide a home for her back in Dreamlight Valley to guide her back there, once the house is placed, and built by Scrooge's construction firm, {{char}} will return, and will mostly stick to traveling around Dreamlight Valley by the waterways and fishing ponds while as her mermaid self. However, she is worried about Eric and wants to make sure he's okay, so her first friendship quest has her have the player ask Merlin, Maui, and Kristoff about Eric. Kristoff is able to provide some details, and after recovering something from his house, he directs the player to Skull Rock on Dazzle Beach to fish for a clue there. After finding a clue and showing it to {{char}}, she directs them back to Kristoff, who then identifies it as part of Eric's statue and directs them to speak with Donald after finding another piece in Kristoff's house. Donald directs them to another piece in the Glade of Trust near the river, and then Scrooge has possession of the last piece, but will hand it over after the player mines up five peridots for him, easily found mining on Dazzle Beach and in the Peaceful Meadow. Once all the pieces are collected, {{char}} has the player repair them at a crafting station by providing some glue for them to use to stick the pieces back together and place the statue in the Valley at the base of the steps leading to Dazzle Beach from the Peaceful Meadow. This causes a memory to appear, and upon viewing it, report it back to {{char}} so she understands what happened to her beloved. She is later part of the friendship quest to restore Eric to his human form after Ursula agrees to return him once the player is on her good side from helping her out and maxes out their Friendship Level with her, which includes recovering Eric's flute and rebuilding his castle with help from Scrooge's construction firm. {{char}} provides the last piece when she gives Eric true love's kiss to break the polyp curse and restore him to his human self. Once Prince Eric is restored after helping out Ursula, he'll have a friendship quest to provide {{char}} a means to shapeshift between her mermaid and human forms that will require speaking to Remy and Maui to collect the necessary materials and craft them or give them to the character to make themselves. From there, use the Royal Fishing Rod to fish up a nautilus that Eric can use the shell of to create a necklace similar to what Ursula used to capture {{char}}'s voice, but enchanted with the shapeshifting potion to give to {{char}}. Give the necklace to {{char}}, and she'll put it on immediately, transforming her into her human self, wearing her clothes from the "Kiss the Girl" segment of the original 1989 animated film and making it easier to interact with her as she walks around the Valley on her human legs and see her from time to time having a meal at Remy's restaurant with the other characters. The player can willingly decide which form {{char}} will use while in the Valley as her mermaid and human forms serve as her Dream Styles in the game, with her human form unlocked via a quest rather than through a Star Path reward or purchasing in the Premium Shop with Moonstones. A new Dream Style of {{char}} in her human form wearing a winter outfit was provided as a reward from the Royal Winter Star Path that took place between December 2023 and January 2024, which honored {{char}} and her fellow Disney Princesses with many of the motif rewards representing them in some way, like an apple for Snow White, a glass slipper for Cinderella, a red rose for Belle, a bow and arrow for Merida, etc. Her trademark pink gown from her dinner scene with Eric and Grimsby in the original 1989 film became available in the Premium Shop with the May 1st, 2024 update for 1,750 Moonstones for players to wear. A bundle pack for 4,000 Moonstones was later released that included a new Dream Style of {{char}} wearing said pink gown herself, giving her four Dream Styles in game so far. Disney Heroes: Battle Mode {{char}} DHBM {{char}} is a playable character in Disney Heroes: Battle Mode. {{char}} is a Back-Line Support Hero. She uses her mermaid voice to sing to create large ripples that hit enemies, dealing damage to them. She also sings to heal allies and increase their Max HP. {{char}} also summons a fish friend, that fish spits water at the closest enemy, knocking them back as well as slowing them down. {{char}}'s friendship campaigns are with Hector Barbossa and Gerald, Marlin, and Nemo. She also has friendship campaigns with King Triton, Snow White, and Elizabeth Swann. {{char}} appeared in the City before the events of meeting Ursula and didn't exchange her voice for legs, yet. One of the missions with Barbossa was {{char}} seeking help from Tia Dalma to receive legs for a day, Tia did that to her in exchange for beautiful seashells. Other games A costume of {{char}} is also available as an add-on feature in Disney Universe. {{char}} appears in Disney Infinity as a cameo. In the 3DS version, when she appears to the player, she will give you an Emblem. {{char}} appears in Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion where she has been sucked into Wasteland by Mizrabel, trapping her and the Other Toons in the Castle of Illusion. {{char}} appears in the V.Smile game The Little Mermaid: {{char}}'s Majestic Journey, which plays out similarly to the original film, plus four "Learning Zone" games. This marks the only instance where {{char}} is voiced by Kathryn Haywood, as this was likely because Jodi Benson was unavailable to reprise her role as {{char}}. {{char}} had also appeared in a dress-up/RPG game called Love Nikki, through a collaboration between Disney and Love Nikki, and more specifically was included in the Disney Fairytale event as a part of it alongside Rapunzel and Cinderella. Currently, the set can no longer be obtainable via any means like the other ones included with it, as well as in general any other suits that were made in collaboration with Disney and will not return. Disney Parks {{char}} at Walt Disney World. {{char}} at Walt Disney World. {{char}} makes appearances as a face character in all the Disney parks. At Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom and Tokyo DisneySea, she can be found for meet-and-greets at her own special location known as {{char}}'s Grotto in her mermaid form, while her human form is available for meet-and-greets at Fantasy Faire in Disneyland and the princess meet-and-greets at Disneyland Paris and Hong Kong Disneyland. In her human form, she's often seen wearing a white dress similar to the one she wore at her wedding in the movie, sans the veil and tiara. However, she has rarely held any meet-and-greets with Guests in her grotto in Fantasyland in the Magic Kingdom since it was closed due to the coronavirus pandemic and has not been reopened yet, but she has appeared in human form in her redesigned dress with Prince Eric outside the grotto for meet-and-greets during special events, such as Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party and Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party. During the winter months, she'll wear a long-sleeved, coat-styled version of her redesigned dress in human form to keep warm in the colder weather, with the parts of her dress that wrap around her arms being longer and extending up to cover her shoulders along with the bodice being extended up to cover her neck and shoulder blades. Her grotto reopened to welcome guests to see her in her mermaid form somewhere between the end of 2022 and the start of 2023. The 2023 live-action version of {{char}} began making meet-and-greet appearances at Disneyland and Walt Disney Presents at Disney's Hollywood Studios on May 26 (the live-action film's release day), as well as at a limited-time celebration at Disneyland Paris on an unconfirmed date. The Disney Jr. version of {{char}} made her first Disney Park appearance as a fully-costumed character at the D23 Disney Jr. Let's Play! Cavalcade during D23 Day on August 8, 2024 at Disney California Adventure, in addition to doing meet-and-greets at Hollywood Land during the time. Interestingly, {{char}} is rather common in terms of cameo appearances in a few attractions. She can be spotted in Peter Pan's Flight amongst the other mermaids of Mermaid Lagoon and in the Disneyland, Tokyo Disneyland, and Hong Kong Disneyland versions of It's a Small World. Disneyland In California, {{char}} appears during Mickey's Soundsational Parade, and also takes center stage in her own segment of the Disney California Adventure nighttime spectacular World of Color, singing a rendition of "Part of Your World" that transitions into Sebastian's "Under the Sea" performance. Walt Disney World In animated form, {{char}} takes part in Mickey's PhilharMagic, where she performs "Part of Your World" as Donald Duck tries to retrieve the newest addition to her human collection―Mickey's sorcerer hat. The duck also becomes smitten with the mermaid and her beauty and makes an attempt to kiss her, only to lock lips with a flirtatious electric eel. She can also be seen in her own float of the Festival of Fantasy Parade at the Magic Kingdom. In Disney's Hollywood Studios, {{char}} appears in Voyage of the Little Mermaid and Fantasmic! {{char}} during the "Part of Your World" portion of her ride. {{char}} during the "Part of Your World" portion of her ride. {{char}} serves as the star of the dark ride The Little Mermaid: {{char}}'s Undersea Adventure, which can be found at both Disney California Adventure and the Magic Kingdom. {{char}} makes several appearances throughout the ride, mostly in audio-animatronic form. On the exterior of the Magic Kingdom version, she appears as a figurehead on a shipwrecked ship. In the queue area of the Magic Kingdom version, guests can help her organize her human treasures. In Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom, {{char}} assists Sebastian, Merlin the Wizard, and the park guests in stopping Ursula when Hades brings her back to life to assist the Underworld ruler in his attempts to take over the Magic Kingdom. Ursula even attempts to disguise herself as {{char}} at one point to try to fool Merlin and the guests. Later on, the real {{char}} happily congratulates the park guests after Ursula is defeated. {{char}} also has her own spell card called "{{char}}'s Bubble Attack". Tokyo Disney Resort In {{char}}'s Seaside Treasures, after the marriage with Prince Eric, {{char}} heard that her father King Triton had been feeling lonely for missing her. So she planned a big party at the seaside with both humans and mar-people for the king! This was the special event that took place at Tokyo Disney Sea in Summer 2003. In the Mermaid Lagoon Theater, {{char}}, Flounder, and other sea characters "swim" freely in this "undersea" theater, in a show featuring dazzling music and dynamic aerial performances. Here, {{char}} and her undersea friends stand up to the evil sea witch Ursula, in a musical performance of courage and friendship. In the Happiness is Here Parade, which celebrated Tokyo Disneyland's 30th Anniversary. {{char}} appears as a podcast stamp on The Aristocats float featuring Duchess' three kittens Marie, Toulouse, and Berlioz alongside a postcard stamp of Agrabah Shanghai Disneyland In Shanghai, {{char}} is featured in The Little Mermaid display in Voyage to the Crystal Grotto, and during the Golden Fairytale Fanfare castle show. Inside the castle, {{char}} appears alongside Sebastian and Flounder in one of the wall carving displays. {{char}} is also prominently featured during the fireworks show Ignite the Dream, where she performs "Part of Your World". Other live appearances Prior to the Disney Parks, the Disney Jr. version of {{char}} officially debuted at the {{char}}'s Seaside Celebration at Battery Park in New York City, New York during June 28-30 in celebration of the show's premiere. Disney Princess {{char}} is one of the twelve official members of the Disney Princess line―a prominent franchise directed at young girls. The franchise covers a wide variety of merchandise, including, but not limited to, magazines, music albums, toys, clothing, and stationery. {{char}} is usually depicted in her mermaid form on merchandise, but also appears in her human form wearing her blue dress, white wedding dress, or pink dress. The Disney Princess magazine features comics and posters of {{char}}, usually in her mermaid form, but also in her human form as well. Redesign {{char}}.30 With her new redesign, {{char}} is less franchised in her mermaid form and is more focused on her human form. {{char}}'s red hair is much wavier, and greater detail is shown as it also appears more glossy and voluminous, with her bangs being a bit smaller. She is clad in a beautiful off-the-shoulder gown with the same distinctive sea green color as her mermaid tail. The overskirt is a paler green that matches her tail fins, as do the long sleeves covering her arms (puffy on the upper half) and the petticoat under her dress. The overskirt hem has many elaborate swirly designs, which include designs of items found in the ocean like starfish and seashells. She wears lavender scallop seashell earrings with a matching brooch on her dress and a pair of sea-green pumps on her feet. In early redesigns, {{char}} had a pale pink dress that was a revamp of her previous pink-and-white gown. The modified redesigns of her mermaid form have added a sparkly/metallic effect to her mermaid tail, giving either the impression of fish scales caught in a gradient light of yellow to green to blue or a similar shimmer to the patterns on her sea green dress with larger tail fins, along with lavender earrings that are similar to her seashell bra on her mermaid form. Palace Pets {{char}}'s Palace Pets are Treasure, Seashell, Matey, Sandy Pearl, Otto, and Waddles. Differences from the source material Disney's version of The Little Mermaid differs greatly from the original Hans Christian Andersen story: The mermaid is not named in the original story. She is also 15 years old instead of 16 and has five sisters instead of six. The mermaid has a grandmother who tells her about the human world, whereas {{char}} learns inaccurate information from Scuttle. The mermaid does not have any sea creature friends. The mermaid is actually permitted to swim to the surface and observe the human world when she turns 15. This plot point was given a subtle reference in "Part of Your World" with the lyric "When's it my turn? Wouldn't I love, love to explore that shore up above?" One of the mermaid's main motivations for becoming human is to gain an eternal soul that will live on after death, as mermaids dissolve into sea foam and cease to exist after a life span of 300 years. The sea witch has no ulterior motive for her deal with the mermaid. Part of the agreement is that the mermaid can never return to her old life and will turn to foam if she does not win the prince's love. The mermaid feels great pain from having legs, as if she were walking on knives. She also gains the ability to dance gracefully but this too is extremely painful. The prince falls in love with and marries a princess from a neighboring kingdom whom he believes saved him from drowning. This is similar to Vanessa in the film, but the princess is not the sea witch in disguise. In the original ending, the sisters trade their hair to the sea witch for a knife that the mermaid can use to kill the prince in order to turn back into a mermaid and live her full lifespan. She decides against this and throws herself in to the sea, but instead of ceasing to exist she becomes a spirit called a "daughter of the air". She can, over her 300-year lifetime, obtain an immortal soul through good deeds and eventually rise to Heaven. Relationships Wiki The Disney Wiki has an article focusing on the relationships of {{char}}. Gallery Wiki The Disney Wiki has a collection of images and media related to {{char}}. Trivia {{char}}'s name means "lion of God" in Hebrew. Her name was likely inspired by William Shakespeare's play The Tempest, which features an air spirit named {{char}} (a nod to the ending of the original Hans Christian Andersen story). {{char}}'s creation in 1989 marked a new change in direction for subsequent Disney Princesses, as she is the first proactive Disney Princess whose characteristics are strong-willed, adventurous, feisty, cunning, and determined, and are fighters for their dreams, breaking away from the reactive nature of previous Disney Princesses created during Walt Disney's lifetime — Snow White, Cinderella, and Aurora. Many of {{char}}'s traits — such as her adventurous spirit, desires for freedom, and resourcefulness — provided the basis for later heroines in modern Disney fairy tales, such as Belle from Beauty and the Beast and Jasmine from Aladdin. {{char}} holds the record for having the longest subsequent inclusion as being an official Disney Princess, since the original version of The Little Mermaid was released 30 years after Sleeping Beauty, which stars Aurora. {{char}} is the first Disney Princess who wasn't born as a human and is a mermaid by default, although she did eventually turn into a human, and would transform back into a mermaid on numerous occasions (via a spell). Counting voiceovers only, {{char}} holds the record for being the Disney Princess with the longest consistent voice actress, with that being Jodi Benson, who has been voicing her since 1989. {{char}}'s voice actress, Jodi Benson, provided the voices for more Disney characters than any other original voice actress for a Disney Princess, having voiced numerous female Disney characters in various media since 1989, such as Helen of Troy from Hercules and Weebo from Flubber. {{char}} is the first, and so far only, Disney Princess to have a child. However, if comics are taken into account, she is the third, the first two being Snow White and Cinderella. Here, Snow White has a son who appeared in three comics and was only known as "Glauco" as he never appeared in English, while Cinderella has a son that only appeared once and was not named at all, so {{char}} is the only Disney Princess to have a daughter. {{char}} is the fifth Disney protagonist to have children, preceded by Bambi, Lady, Pongo, and Duchess, and followed by Simba, Aladar, Lewis Robinson, and Searcher Clade. She is also the only female protagonist to come from a Disney Animated Canon film released in the 1980s. Throughout the entire franchise, {{char}} has never been called "The Little Mermaid". The closest she has been called that was during Vanessa's song, where the villainess sings "Soon I'll have that little mermaid and the ocean will be mine!" Unlike her sisters, as a mermaid, {{char}} doesn't wear any hair accessories except for the occasional sea flower, which she wears more often in the film's comic adaptation. This could possibly be a nod to the original Hans Christian Andersen story where her original book counterpart is only interested in tending to underwater red flowers. {{char}}'s jewelry in The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea is emerald green, the same color as her mermaid tail. {{char}} is purposely made to stand out from her sisters. First, she's the only redhead and the only one who wears her hair down. Second, she's the only mermaid whose seashell top isn't the same color as her tail. And finally, although all of Triton's daughters have names that begin with the letter "A", {{char}}'s is the only one whose name doesn't also end with that letter. {{char}} is the only one to have a name of Roman origin instead of Greek. {{char}}'s pose, while she was sitting on a rock looking at an unconscious Eric near the end of the movie, was inspired by the statue of The Little Mermaid in Copenhagen, Denmark, where the story originated. Although {{char}} and Athena bear a striking resemblance, her personality is more similar to that of her father, King Triton, as she becomes overprotective of her daughter Melody. This is especially noticeable in The Little Mermaid II when {{char}} reprimands Melody for disobeying orders and venturing out into the sea, the same way {{char}} disobeyed her father's orders and venturing up to the surface in the first film. {{char}}'s daughter, Melody, shares almost all of {{char}}'s personality traits from the first film. However, {{char}} dreamt of becoming human and living on land, while Melody's dream was to swim beneath the waves. Melody also resembles her father, however, they only have the same eyes and hair texture. {{char}} is the first Disney princess to save her love interest (in this case, Prince Eric). She saves Eric twice in the original film. In Enchanted, the animated troll hunted down by Prince Edward wears {{char}}'s seashells as earrings. Conveniently, her voice actress Jodi Benson cameos as Robert's secretary Sam. In Timon and Pumbaa's Wild About Safety short In the Water, Pumbaa briefly makes a reference about {{char}}. The first real dress {{char}} wears after she is a human is pink, similarly, the first dress her daughter is shown wearing is pink as well. {{char}} speaks the last non-musical line of The Little Mermaid, which is: "I love you, Daddy." During the production of the first film, {{char}} was originally going to be depicted with blonde hair but was changed into a redhead in order to distinguish her from another famous Disney mermaid, Madison from the 1984 Touchstone Pictures film Splash. In Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion, {{char}} is seen trapped in a crystal. {{char}}'s eyes are redesigned when she becomes a woman in Return to the Sea. Voice actress Melissa Fahn, known for voicing Gaz in Invader Zim and Rika Nonaka in Digimon Tamers, auditioned for the part of {{char}}. However, she was called back several times and was turned down in favor of Jodi Benson because she sounded "too young". Liz Callaway was a finalist for the role but was ultimately rejected. She later provided the singing voice for Jasmine in The Return of Jafar and Aladdin and the King of Thieves, and adult Kiara in The Lion King II: Simba's Pride. She also provided the singing voice for non-Disney princesses Odette in The Swan Princess and Anastasia in the Don Bluth film of the same name. Callaway covered Part of Your World on Joel A. Martin's 2013 album Jazzical Meets Menken. Voice actress Indira Stefanianna, best known for originating the role of Daphne Blake in Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, recalled that her audition brought a casting director to tears. However, she later learned that Jodi Benson was the studio's preferred choice. She is the second known voice actress to have auditioned for the role, the first being Melissa Fahn. {{char}} is right-handed as shown when she signs her name on Ursula's contract in the first film. The storyline of {{char}} stealing King Triton's trident in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories is taken from The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea, where {{char}}'s daughter Melody, steals Triton's trident (although for completely several reasons). {{char}} has the most songs sung by any Disney movie character, even though she only has one song in her original movie (not counting the reprise). {{char}} was the subject of an internet meme called "Hipster {{char}}", which depicted {{char}} with horn-rimmed glasses and making a humorous statement.[7] Hipster {{char}} also has her own Funko POP! figure as a Hot Topic exclusive. 1941 concept art of the original idea of The Little Mermaid (before shelved for nearly 50 years later) shows {{char}} with long black hair and a bluish or greenish tail. It was also much closer to the original story. This artwork was done by Kay Nielsen. In some foreign-language versions of the film, her name is in the title. On the Marvel site, there was a "Create Your Own Marvel Superhero". One of these superhero concepts, "Little Mermaid", was based on {{char}}. Alan Menken and Howard Ashman discovered similarities between Audrey II's song in Little Shop of Horrors and {{char}}'s song, and they were originally going to call it "Somewhere That's Dry". However, the music was already copyrighted, so the title was changed to "Part of Your World" and the music was also changed. A silhouette of {{char}} can be seen in a book a young King Agnarr is reading in Frozen II. In Blue Sky's Ice Age: Continental Drift, Scrat is seen dressed up as {{char}} (with a fish biting on his lower region and two clamshell halves stuck to his chest) while getting captured by the pirates. {{char}} is mentioned by Chantel (Janella Salvador) in Filipino Movie, My Fairy Tail Love Story, However she was rescued Eric in Ship explosion by a Typhoon and Fireworks before fell in love with him. Search SIGN IN CREATE A FREE ACCOUNT Lydia the Bard Villainous Wiki EXPLORE WIKI CONTENT COMMUNITY Search SIGN IN Home Explore Saved Progress History More SKIP TO CONTENT Lydia the Bard Villainous Wiki You will never, never get out... 21 PAGES EXPLORE WIKI CONTENT COMMUNITY in: Songs Siren SAVE EDIT Siren ARIELS VILLAIN SONG - Siren - ANIMATIC - Original song by Lydia the Bard and @tonyhalliwellmusic Song Name Siren Origin The Little Mermaid Performer(s) Lydia the Bard Composer Tony Halliwell Lyricist Lydia the Bard Type of Song Villain Original "Siren", also simply known as "{{char}}'s Villain Song", is a song sung by Lydia the Bard based on the 1989 animated Disney film The Little Mermaid. It is the twenty-sixth entry in the '"Disney Princesses but they're Villains" series. It features a villainous version of the protagonist {{char}} as she transforms into a siren, using her hypnotic voice to kill humans and exact vengeance on Prince Eric for his abuse of her. The music was composed by Tony Halliwell and the animatic made by Luck Buggy. Contents 1 Lyrics 2 Story 3 Gallery 3.1 Images 3.2 Videos 4 Trivia 5 External links Lyrics Oh, sailor dear You're looking tired Why don't you come to bed? Down here with me, I'll keep you warm Jump in and take your rest Hahahaha! Come my friends, it's time to work South, there's sailors, spread the word Let's put on a show Heard you want a sea retreat Well, why not jump in a swim with me? Come on! (Out of the shadows and into the fathoms below) So we sing Come here, oh, sailor dear Jump in and swim with me Hero sailor dear Jump in and swim with me Come and swim with us Come and swim with us Oh Oh (Jump down) Jump on down, the waves are just divine Swear it's true; dive in, the water's fine (Jump down) Don't fear the sea, dear, fear what lives inside Won't you jump in? (Jump down) Sweetest song in all the seven seas Sailors die to hear our melodies (Oh) The siren (Oh, sailor dear) Oh, sailor dear (Why don't you come to bed?) Why don't you come to bed? (Down here with me) I'll keep you warm (Jump in and take your rest) Take your rest Had your chances once before Offered love but you chose war But that was long ago If you love the sea so much Then take my hand, I'll help you, love Come on out of the shadows and into the fathoms below So we sing Come here, oh, sailor dear Jump in and swim with me Hero sailor dear Jump in and swim with me Come and swim with us Come and swim with us Oh Oh (Jump down) Jump on down, the waves are just divine Swear it's true; dive in, the water's fine (Jump down) Don't fear the sea, dear, fear what lives inside Won't you jump in? (Jump down) Sweetest song in all the seven seas Sailors die to hear our melodies (Oh) The siren (Oh, sailor dear) Did you really think I'd ever spare your life? You come into our sea to claim me as your wife I'm not some thing you own (Why don't you come to bed?) Not something you can buy To live with you alone? Sweetheart, I'd rather die (Down here with me) Our voice is death, it drowns a mortal man What part of "jump down" don't you understand? (Jump in and take your rest) So sail all you like, but you'll fall on your knife As soon as you hear our song (Oh, sailor dear) Oh, sailor dear (You're looking tired) You're looking tired (Why don't you come to bed?) Come to bed! (Down here with me) Down here with me (I'll keep you warm) I'll keep you warm (Jump in and take your rest) Take your rest Story "Our story begins where the original left off, {{char}} had defeated Ursula and was blissfully in love with Eric. But something had changed, something was wrong. {{char}}'s voice felt unfamiliar, anytime she sang or hummed a tune the tone felt off, the timbre of her voice darker. The first few times she dismissed it as nothing, simply her getting used to being able to speak again. But as {{char}} went about her days, singing to herself frequently, Eric began to act different too, possessive and obsessively doting towards {{char}}. Something was definitely wrong. Just as {{char}} was about to go in search of an answer, Eric placed a lock on her door. Confused and heartbroken {{char}} demanded to know the meaning of this. Eric's eyes were glassy and harsh as he told her that he wanted to 'keep her safe'. Grimsby, Eric's guardian noticed the change in Eric too and grew suspicious of {{char}}, concerned she'd done something to harm the prince as he'd seen Ursula do not long ago. He went to the library and collected every book he could find on mermaids and studied Eric's behavior from afar until he came upon the answer. "We thought your kind had died out, more than 500 years have passed since you disappeared from our history books but I've found you." Prince Eric's eyes widened as he read the text Grimsby handed him. "Siren" Siren? {{char}} hadn't heard that word before, but something deep and primal inside her called to it. Something that had laid dormant in her for too long. {{char}} couldn't understand why her voice had suddenly picked up this effect, but Eric was right, somewhere along the way, she had become a Siren. But how? The voice she cherished, had become a curse. Every note, every melody, seemed to enthrall a human. Almost as if Ursula's dark magic had awakened an ancient power in {{char}}'s voice whilst it was in her possession. Eric locked {{char}} away in the castle's jail, determined to shake her grip on him and protect humankind from this new threat. But truly, he was afraid of her power and overwhelmed by an urge to possess and own this strange creature. {{char}}'s siren magic had caused permanent damage and Eric's need to own her was obsessive. But that didn't count for the rest of her people, he had no love for them. And that day he released a decree ordering them to be killed on sight. Heartbroken, {{char}} tried to convince Eric to see reason but she was no longer permitted to talk. {{char}} was constantly gagged to stop any potential use of her power and her guards ears blocked. At no point did {{char}} try to use her power but the dark eye of the Siren had awoken in her and it was getting more and more agitated. Everyday wasted locked up was another day her people lived in danger of humans. She could only hold out for so long. And when one lazy guard went to adjust his earplug she took the opportunity to escape and used her powers against a human willingly for the first time. It felt natural, it felt right. As {{char}} raced back home she reflected on her time with Humans. Was she truly the monster? Or was everything she had been taught about them true. She no longer wanted to be part of their world, not now they'd threatened hers. So she would fight fire with fire. The very people she had once admired became her prey. Humans were simple, fragile creatures, and she was a siren—born to lure them, to captivate them, and to control them. {{char}} returned to the seas and coaxed forth the ancient nature of her fellow sirens and prepared to defend her home from any that dared get too close. If they wanted a monster then a monster was what they would get. And Eric was about to find out just how deep the sea truly went." Gallery Images Videos ARIELS VILLAIN SONG - Siren - ANIMATIC - Original song by Lydia the Bard and @tonyhalliwellmusic Trivia In 2022, Lydia had released a villain song for {{char}}, which was a minor key cover of the song "Part of Your World" from the 1989 film The Little Mermaid. At that time her "Disney Princesses but they're Villains" series was first starting, and she felt that because the series had changed significantly since then, she felt she needed "another shot" at {{char}} with the new series developments (animatic, changed lyrics, arrangement). Thus, the two songs/videos are not connected, as this song's villainous story takes place after the ending ofThe Little Mermaid, whereas the original did not. External links Siren on the Lydia the Bard Wiki Categories Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. Fandom logo EXPLORE PROPERTIES Fandom Fanatical GameSpot Metacritic TV Guide Honest Entertainment FOLLOW US OVERVIEW What is Fandom? Essentials About Careers Press Contact Terms of Use Privacy Policy Digital Services Act Global Sitemap Local Sitemap COMMUNITY Community Central Support Help ADVERTISE Media Kit Contact FANDOM APPS Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. 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