10.The Chinese Recruits vs. Themselves
What can be said? This is a hilarious battle that poor Mulan started that resulted in a big pile up at the end. But it's not a serious battle, nor is it significant to the movie in any way. It's just a fun little fight.

"Hilarious, but not really significant. :P" (aiemerrysirius)

"This is pure silliness." (tigerranma)


9.The Servants vs. The Townspeople
Probably the most comical fight in disney history. Each of the servants releases probably years of pent up rage and gives an ass kicking you WISH you could see your refrigerator deliver. Not only is it a good butt whooping, but it's hilarious too. But people seemed to prefer the more dramatic, serious fights.

"It's a sidekick fight... you don't really see the big fighters in action until the Beast vs. Gaston scene." (AllegroGiocoso)

"IT IS THE FUNNIEST AND MOST CLEVER FIGHT IN THE HISTORY OF DISNEY!!!!! (Gleek4Ever)


8.John Smith vs. Kocoum
This is an intense fight,though rather quick. You see a buildup to John Smith & Pocahontas' kiss, then suddenly Kocoum ambushes them and tries to stab John. It's really tense and there's a good, though quick, buildup. Then Thomas shoots Kocoum in the soul, and the fight's basically over. It's a significant point in the movie because instead of their just being tension between the natives and whites, someone important is actually killed, but it's a quick fight nonetheless.

"It's tense, and exciting, but just over too quick and not as important." (princesslullaby)

"It's just one dude getting his ass kicked."
(dweeb)


7.Beast vs. the Wolves
It's probably my favorite disney fight. It's exciting, terrifying, the buildup is great, and it's emotional too. It shows how immediately Beast falls for Belle to try to protect her, and it also shows that he's not a thoroughly bad guy. It's a big turning point for Belle. But people just found it not a big ending battle and just not too fun because it wasn't two people vs. each other.

"The thing that disturbs me about this one is how Belle had ridden away from the castle and Beast suddenly showed up to save her from the wolves. So the whole time I was thinking: Did he run after her so he could catch her and drag her back to the castle? " (dweeb)

"Poor wolves..." (LionaChoco)


6.Beast vs. Gaston
One of Disney's more unique and realistic fights. Instead of sword swinging, magic spells, or giant monsters (well, okay, besides the Beast), it's just two guys fighting on top of a tower. And hey, you have to admire Gaston's panache to go after a guy who's twice his weight and height, not to mention a wolf/ox/lion hybrid. At least you know he has balls. But I think this is more a contest of emotional strength rather than physical, as in the end, the Beast simply lets Gaston live, and his love for Belle is what helps him battle Gaston, and it finally end up with NEITHER man winning. In fact, both die, though Beast is lucky enough to have Belle's love bring him back.

"With Gaston and the beast it was a more emotional one-on-one!" (breebree446)

"but Beast vs. Gaston is more of a contest of physical and emotional strength, a bit more plain than Phillip and Maleficent... " (AllegroGiocoso)


5.Eric vs. Ursula
One of your more typical heroic battles, and similar to Maleficent vs. Phillip. Evil person transforms into giant being after prince shows up to save princess and defeats an obstacle. But this one is fun because of Ursula's giant size, rather than her just transforming into something else. She's fucking scary! And it's fun to have the princess actually there, rather than locked up in a tower. It also has some cleverness, with Eric figuring out to use the ships mast to stab Ursula. But all in all, it's a fast fight with nothing new to add.

"Dude, he stabbed her once and that was the end of that, personally I think the others are way more epic and intense than this..." (Duncan_Courtney)

" It goes by so fast and it really isn't a fight anyway." (VGfan30)


4.Battle on the Mountain Pass
What I love about this battle is that it's a battle of wit rather than a battle of sword. I love how it starts off, with the Huns basically ambushing the Chinese Army (which suddenly dropped to 12 men?) because idiot Mushu blew their cover. The animation in this scene is amazing, especially with the part of the huns riding towards the Chinese Army down the mountain. And everyone's favorite part, of course, is Mulan figuring out to defeat the army by blowing up the cliff of the mountain. That being said, this scene is predictable because it's midway through the movie, and it's not really a big battle.

"Not as climactic as the others." (aiemerrysirius)

"This fight isn't at the ending... I prefer fights at the end of the movie." (AllegroGiocoso)


3.Phillip vs. Maleficent.
This one is significant because it's probably the most famous scene in Sleeping Beauty. Disney received major props for this fight scene, one of the best in it's film history, and really the first major one. It's your typical knight in shining armor scene, where Phillip rides, in a fights Maleficent. But it's got the extra twist where the fairies are there to help defeat the dragon. But as far as fight scenes go, it's fairly predictable. No twists or turns along the way. Just a lot of sword swinging and a final magical stab at the end, where somehow basically a papercut kills her. But it's still a classic.

"The fight between the two of them was very tense, particularly with Maleficent's evil spells, and then her dragon form is terrifying." (AllegroGiocoso)

"All he does it cut through a crap load of thorns then stabs a Maleficent. The.End" (Duncan_Courtney)


2.Aladdin vs. Jafar
This is probably one of most disney's exciting fights. There's constant action, talking, and hilarity. ("Jafar, Jafar, he's our man, if he can't do it, GREAT!") Not only do you have Aladdin whipping his sword around stabbing Jafar, a giant snake, and Jasmine trapped in an hour glass (pressure, Aladdin!) but you have an ending that doesn't include the villain just easily defeated by the hero. In this, Aladdin tricks Jafar by manipulating him with his own egomania.

"It was to long. By the time it go to Aladdin tricking Jafar into a Genie, I was like "Finish him Already!" Oh, and that reminds me, there was to much talk, not enough fight, in my opinion." (VGFan30)

"Aladdin's was way more epic." (Duncan_Courtney)


1.Battle at the Emperor's palace
While not everyone seemed to love this one best, it was voted the first favorite. It's got exciting sword fights, clever tricks, ("does this dress make me look fat?") and of course, the girl finally defeating the villain. Personally I find the ending a little anticlimactic (there's a big buildup, and then what? he's just defeated by fireworks? lame.) But the (very little) martial arts and sword work was awesome, especially the scene with Mulan tricking Shan-Yu and defeating him with just her fan. Talk about being resourceful.

"I love them both, but this one just can't compare to Mulan blowing Shan-Yu up with fireworks."
(Straggy)

"The battle at the emperor's palace just oozes epicness. It was always that roof scene with Mulan and her fan that got me:)" (breebree446)

"This one had no meat to it; where was the blood? Censored! By the increasingly mild minds at Disney. Bring back the Octo-lady impaling, the Male-fi-cious-ent disregard for human life, and the brutality of battling, stabbing, and being thrown from a castle by a beast. At least using the cannon against the Huns was clever; this one is achingly timid." (LottieC)