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Top 10 Most Relatable Disney Characters

Top 10 Most Relatable Disney Characters

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Top 10 Most Relatable Disney Characters What about Pocahontas? She is the only Disney princess who was forced to make one of the hardest decisions, letting her love go. Especially in the song Where Do I Go as she has to move on, despite the rest of the movie flat out deserves to burn in hell. After she saved his life she managed to allow her father and almost everyone else there see the errors of his choices. Not to mention she had a forbidden love and fell for him anyway. She also was the future queen of her tribe and was caught in an arranged marriage, but shes always expressed she doesnt want to be tamed, thats why she fell for Smith instead, he was nothing like she couldve ever imagined and he was a free spirit just like her. Also I emote with being uncertain what I path I should choose in life.
Rapunzel is all of us in quarantine though. Also Rapunzel sees the good in others, especially in the series as her sunny personality enlightens almost everyone and she accepts people as they are and tries to help any way she can, not to mention I feel she had more daddy issues than Ariel. Not to mention Rapunzel actually struggled some with being a princess and just wanted to have adventures while her father was so scared of losing her again forced her to stay within Coronas walls. Tbh Ariel is kinda naive considering shes always breaking her fathers rules, went to a banished person for help and even saw what would happen if she couldnt get Eric to kiss her, and literally gave up everything she was for someone she had a crush on. I mean she literally screamed at her dad she loves him after saving his life. Im kinda surprised Triton chose to let her go in the end, considering Eric didnt even know her name until last night.\r\n

Date: 2023-11-20

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Im sorry but what Edgar did was out of pure greed. Madame was heartbroken over the cats going missing and he didnt give a shit especially since he went back to retrieve the evidence that could connect him to the catnapping. Even gloated about it when the story appeared in the paper. And when the cats made it back home he got to the door first and hid them away and allowed Madame to convince herself that she was imagining them meowing. And if he was willing to go to such lengths to get the cats out of the way, whos to say he wouldnt also arrange for Madame to end up in a fatal accident?
Yes its silly to have your pets inherit your fortune because they cant really do anything with it but I think the idea woudve been that the money wouldve been used primarily for their care and when they passed, Edgar would get whatever remained to do with as he pleased.

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Honestly, I didn't relate well to most of these characters. A few I did, but really, when I think of relatable disney characters I think of every character from Finding Nemo. To some extent, there is no character that doesn't have relatable qualities. Some may be easier than others, but for me, Dory definitely. Haha. I'm an optimistic goof ball and guess what. I have memory loss. Not continues short term like her but none the less.
Again. All the Finding Nemo characters are easily relatable and Dory, for me hold the most and I'm sure a majority can easily relate to another character from this fantastic film.
Yes, Finding Nemo is my favorite movie off all time.

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0: 18 So putting a family of cats in a furnace and chasing a fifth cat with a pitchfork is relatable?
2: 23 That is only applicable for two Disney princesses: Snow White and Aurora.
People need to watch more Disney movies from after 1959 and stop saying such things.
9: 33 So killing your brother and blaming it on your little nephew is relatable?
10: 23 I feel a lot of sympathy for Triton since he lost his wife in that way, but it's not reasonable to destroy your kid's things like he did.
Overall, whoever made this list didnt show these characters at their worst in this video and thus didn't show how some of them were villains and NOT relatable.

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Why would anybody want to relate to King Triton, e is the meanest father Disney has put to film, and that is much of the first half of the film. He yells at Ariel, and even worst part he destroys her human collection, and even a statue of Prince Eric, that Flounder had found and shown to Ariel as a gift. A lot of people would argue that he would deserve to lose Ariel. The nicest thing he does for her, is at the end of the movie. And you even see at the end of a scene where he wonders, what have I done. That would be like relating to Beast for the first half of Beauty and the Beast. In less you are more mean spirited and then you can easily relate to the two.
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when we are children, we only enjoy the movie; but when we grow up, we already analyze the movie and we can identify ourselves
the most relatable characters for me are:
Tiana, because she is an example about follow our dreams with effort, dedicattion and hard work
Andy from Toy Story, because through he, we can feel how sad it is to leave childhood and miss it.
Judy Hopps, also is an example about don't give up on our dreams and fight for them
And you would have included Mirabel from Encanto.

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i don't know, i'd just ask to be in charge of the cats money if i was in edgars place instead of immediately trying to kill em(wouldn't of ended up going to Timbuktu if he had) but i definitely felt so relatable with lilo, hiro, rapunzel(thought she's more relatable than elsa and anna, tiana & especially simba(with how much he loved him scar probably could've manipulated him to give a lion's share of the kingdom to live prosperously in.
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One Reason Wreck-It Ralph was & will probably always be my Favorite movie is because I relate to him more than any other Disney Character. I have felt overlooked & underappreciated way more times than I could ever count, & have struggled with my own self-identity many times as a result. I relate to him far more than any of these characters in fact, though I certainly can identify with a couple at least
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Although not every African American woman can relate to Tiana, something I have personally taken from her story is that minority politicians don't advance minority power, nor do they enhance minority voices. Regardless of a wielder's skin color, power corrupts. Starting and owning a business, however, enhances one's economic intelligence and empathy of the struggle that faces average Americans.
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Shere Khan. He's just going about his business of being a tiger and while he does consider himself above the other jungle beast, he doesn't hold them in any particular contempt. He only goes after Mowgli because he's scared of humans and given what humans have done to tigers, he's got good reason to be afraid of them.
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Disney Characters I relate to the most
Belle From Beauty and the Beast
Meg From Hercules
Judy Hops from Zoomtopia
Anastasia from Anastasia
Wendy from Peter Pan
Madeline from Hunchback of Norta Dane 2
Grandmother Willow- Pocahontas
Queen Iduna -Frozen Characters
Sadness from Inside Out

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Edgar from the Aristocats is the most understandable villain. Dont get me wrong, I love cats, I have cat myself and shes spoiled as hell but leaving her fortune to the cats and not your caretaker is super shitty. She could have left him the fortune on the condition he continue for the cats.
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Oh it was so relateble with Lilo, that was me 100%
I always relate to those characters. I mean when everyone wanted to be Cinderella or Ariel i wanted to be lost in a jungle living adventures with Tarzan like Jane did, or being strong and powerfull like Mulan.

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Simba (The Lion King, Merida (Brave, Judy Hopps (Zootopia, Anna (Frozen franchise, Megara (Hercules, Flynn Rider (Tangled, Tiana (The Princess and the Frog, Wendy Darling (Peter Pan, Belle (Beauty and the Beast)
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Did you ever notice that bell is considered wierd for reading yet she gets the books from a library located INSIDE the village? Yes the library she gets the books from is the village library that clearly
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I think Andy from Toy Story is more reliable. Like remember your childhood toy that you still kept for years. Megera is sassy and sarcastic but she does mean well with facing the consequences.
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I really relate to Yzma. We both get annoyed by people, we're great at throwing shade, we both believe we're super fabulous, and we put up with so much crap through our lives.
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The most relatable scenes I have seen in Disney movies' are Flynn's Oh no, I don't sing and Enchanted's Robert's I've never heard this song. I don't sing. And I really don't dance.
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I love Meg and belle I relate to them so much because Im also a bit of a And I missed and a bookworm and emergency and I think Im weird and I see myself compare to other girls my age
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Tiana is the most relatable for me. Getting up super early every day. Having to work hard for what you want. Knowing you will get what you want if you just suffer through it all.
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No one
Srsly no one
why does the song in the first time in forever relate to collage its like conseal ur fears and scars and i need to fine true lOOOOOOOOooOOOVEEEEEE

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With the Aristocats she could have just put a stipulation in the will saying he had to take care of her cats for the rest of their lives. Would have solved a lot of problems.
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Im so happy someone is finally defending King Triton. Like Ariel was sixteen years old and in love with a dude from another species shed never met, of course hed freak.
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I looked at the Menu that Tania had, and smirked cause I saw Jamabya (Cant spell it) I got a reference to my second favourite show Hazbin Hotel. If you know you know.
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Oh girl tiana is me I work hard to get good grades help my mom and gave a big fight for my dreams so there the level of loneliness in Wally is my level of loneliness
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Maybe you should excluding the villains next time when you top 20 relatable Disney characters simba is more relatable than scar and so its Ariel more than her father.
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Not even a mention of Riley from Inside Out? I thought most people could relate to the urge to run away from home--the fear of a new school and making new friends.
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Excuse me, but you don't have to have a mental illness to relate to Elsa. Introverts and anyone who feels socially distanced or isolated can easily relate to her.
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The movie I connect to most is Pocahontas! ( although I am a bit of a bookworm and an selfprossed weirdo like Belle which came out the same year I was born)
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Being a person that was once diagnosed with the Autsim Spectrum Disorder, I can definitely relate to Elsa a lot. So I say she should have made the list too.
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