It's been about two months since I wrote one of these articles, but seeing as only two spots have remained the same, I thought it would be a good time to update it! Well, I hope you guys enjoy reading :)

13. Ariel
Previously: 12

Ariel is a great princess, no doubt, but when I think about it, nothing about her entices me. I can't really list a single thing I love about her. She's cute, yes, she's passionate, yes, she's adventurous and driven, yes, but I don't really care about those qualities. I suppose her naivety to the human world is endearing, but her irresponsible, rash, forgetful, reckless behavior leaves her at thirteenth.



12. Belle
Previously: 13

Despite moving up one spot my opinion of Belle is still pretty lukewarm. I think she's a nice princess, compassionate for sure, and she's definitely got a lot of redeeming, interesting qualities, but it doesn't come all together for me. To be honest, it seems they were trying to construct the perfect princess with Belle; loves to read, is kind, yet sassy, compassionate, yet stubborn, beautiful, yet doesn't realize she's beautiful, an outcast, and so on. I can see why people would love Belle, but she just isn't my cup of tea.



11. Rapunzel
Previously: 6

Rapunzel was my favorite princess not too long ago, but all she's done is drop. I've realized that I don't actually like too much of Rapunzel's character. I love her character development, and I wish they focused more on her insecurity. I find her enjoyable to watch, but a tad too constructed and, like Belle, a bit too perfect. She just seems less natural than the other princesses sadly.



10. Mulan
Previously: 7

Unlike my bottom three, I have little to no complaints about Mulan. I actually really love Mulan, she's the princess I most relate to! I love her wanting to please her parents, her flaws, and everything about her. Sadly, as the movie goes on, I lose interest in her. Maybe it's the fact that she's in an intense setting, war, but I just lose that attachment that I felt towards her at the beginning of the movie.



9. Tiana
Previously: 5

At the moment Tiana and Mulan are tied on my list, but I put Tiana one spot higher due to the diversity she brings to the line up (and I don't mean skin color). She's just a breath of fresh air compared to the other princesses. She's so real, so different, but to be honest, that might be why she's so low. She's a bit too realistic for me, too hard working, too much of a party pooper. I love her development, but she just falls flat.



8. Jasmine
Previously: 8

Jasmine is amazing. I love how multilayered Jasmine is and how she's so much more than the eye first see. I love how forgiving she is to Aladdin, how kind she is to the boy in the marketplace, how she tries to be helpful, but can fail at times. I love her flaws, how they ground her and make her very well rounded. I really have no complaints about Jasmine, none whatsoever, but she simply isn't higher because I slightly prefer those above her.



7. Cinderella
Previously: 11

Cinderella has spent the majority of her time at the bottom of my list, for a long time being my least favorite in fact, but I have a feeling she's here to stay. I love Cinderella's dreaminess, her optimism, yet moments of weakness in her faith of her dreams, her bitterness, which I wish we saw more of. I do have some problems with Cinderella's character, but each time I watch her movie I love her more and more.



6. Elsa
Previously: 2

Deciding sixth place was tough, but at the moment it belongs to Elsa. I really love how Elsa is poised, regal, elegant, but there's more to her than that. I love how Elsa has a tough time dealing with her emotions, always bottling them up, and has a tough time confronting problems. I can really relate to Elsa in that sense. I do have some problem's with Elsa, namely that her powers shaped her personality, and we don't know if she was outgoing outside of her powers, but the princess we do see is a princess I really love and enjoy.



5. Merida
Previously: 10

The fact that Merida is now in my top five is pretty insane to me. I always thought that she'd be low on my list, but somehow she crept her way up here. I really love Merida's character development, it's just so touching and beautiful and really leaves a huge impact on me. I find her to be such an organic, interesting character who I always enjoy while she's on screen. She's a bit too rash and irresponsible for my liking, but I just really have fell in love with her.



4. Anna
Previously: 9

Anna! Anna is such an amazing character to me, her insecurity , her selflessness, her wanting to be loved, her awkwardness, her failing at things, all of it just makes her a really organic character who I can really relate to and love. I love how Anna is a very admirable, loving princess, yet her quirks and flaws ground her from seeming too over the top and perfect.



3. Pocahontas
Previously: 4

It saddens me I can't move Pocahontas even higher, but she can't beat my top two. Pocahontas is such an amazing character and I have a feeling my top three is locked down for a long time. I really can relate to Pocahontas's indecisiveness and I find the journey that she goes on within herself is very beautiful. I love how she's a good balance of mature and childish, and how she is wise, yet struggles to see things staring her directly in the face.



2. Snow White
Previously: 3

A month or so ago I went on a Snow White craze and ever since she's been locked into my top two. I love Snow's optimism, a trait I seriously lack, I love her mocking and playful relationship she has with Grumpy, I love her motherly, caring nature she has with the dwarfs, I love how a part of her wants everyone to love her since she's insecure about never being loved by anyone all her life. I just love everything about her and seeing her immediately puts a smile on my face.



1. Aurora
Previously: 1

At least this spot didn't change! Aurora is the princess closest to my heart, and I have a feeling it'll always be that way. I love how Aurora is very mature, selfless, and strong, but also playful, tricky, and imaginative. She has a very sneaky nature and sense of mysteriousness that I'm just drawn to, and although we don't spend much time with her, the time we do is amazing. I love how she's so comfortable with the animals, and how she plays around with them, but around Phillip she's shy and awkward. I love how she's indecisive, which I can relate to, and how she doesn't want to be treated like a child, another thing I can relate to. I love how she has a tough time telling her aunt's how she really feels, and how she can be slightly pessimistic. All in all, Aurora is amazing; she's got a great personality in the little time we see it, and I relate to her a lot.



Well, that's it! Thanks for reading my article and I hope you guys enjoyed reading it! :)