Mulan caught Ariel

Welcome to me ranking Fanpop's most heroic Disney Princesses in my opinion!

I also want to say, this is the first time in a while that I have written a DP article since I have taken a break from fanpop and I have been so busy. I have been on this site for two years and I am so happy to be back on here writing a new DP article!

When ranking them by how heroic they are, it was hard, because not all of them saved their country or prevented a war, but there are different forms of heroism. Even helping other people with their emotions or problems can be heroism. Working hard to achieve your goals...

At long last, here is the interview with our February 2015 Fan of the Month, wavesurf!


1. How does it feel to be Fan of the Month?

It was unexpected, actually. I was pretty surprised. I'm not on here as often as some people, and I don't make as much of a contribution as some other really, really active members...so it was a surprise for me. But a good surprise. I thank you all!!!! :D


2. Your favorite Princess? Why?

One of my favorites is Ariel, from when I was a kid. I still relate to her, and she only ever got bumped down one spot. The reason for that was a change in 1998, after I saw Mulan. Mulan...

12. Tangled



I bet most people saw this comming. My problem with Tangled is it's way to cartoony. It also has my least favorite trope: Big eyes and tiny waists. I don't mind the CGI, but I really hate the way it's done, the skin looks rubbery for some reason as well. The backgrounds are nice, but it's way too bubbly like ridiculously fairytale-like. I don't mind how bright it is some times, but the whole movie is blinding. In fact the only thing I like about it is the clothing texture, which is well done. The rest of the movie's design isn't the best and one of my least favorite as far...