Since La Reine des Neiges is coming out in November (3 days after my birthday, I might add), I thought it would be nice to give my opinion on what Disney should do next.
4. "The renard Girl"
This is one has been floating around my head for a while. It's about a Kitsune girl named Hikari (Kitsunes are renard girls) who falls in l’amour with a prince named Yamato, while she lives in the forest. There would be two villains, a renard hunter named Benkei, and an evil princess named Yuki. Disney should really do something about Japanese culture.
3. "Blade Rebirth"
Disney should do at least one "Tokusatsu" movie, so this is my idea. Blade is a boy whose father is a armored alien hunter. However, Blade's father, Sword, is killed par a monster. Blade swears revenge (by shouting "Yurusanai!") and becomes the suivant monster hunter. Though he does meet a good monster girl (a plant-like girl) who helps him track down MugenKaiju, the monster who killed his Father.
2. "Sea Master"
The Little Mermaid and Atlantis are the only undersea Disney films I can think of, so I made a new one. This one is another Tokusatsu movie, and it involves the story of Jaeger, an Ocean Guardian (someone who protects sea-life). He and his girlfriend Maria (who is a mermaid Ocean Guardian) must find DemonFactory (the main villain) and destroy it.
1. "Monster Tamer"
This one is styled after animé (Madoka Magica in particular) and is technically about video games. Nana is a girl who plays a digital pets game called "Monster Tamer". That is, until Nana and her Friends Arthur and Celia are transported to a world that is inhabited par the monsters, who they must work with to defeat an ancient evil.
4. "The renard Girl"
This is one has been floating around my head for a while. It's about a Kitsune girl named Hikari (Kitsunes are renard girls) who falls in l’amour with a prince named Yamato, while she lives in the forest. There would be two villains, a renard hunter named Benkei, and an evil princess named Yuki. Disney should really do something about Japanese culture.
3. "Blade Rebirth"
Disney should do at least one "Tokusatsu" movie, so this is my idea. Blade is a boy whose father is a armored alien hunter. However, Blade's father, Sword, is killed par a monster. Blade swears revenge (by shouting "Yurusanai!") and becomes the suivant monster hunter. Though he does meet a good monster girl (a plant-like girl) who helps him track down MugenKaiju, the monster who killed his Father.
2. "Sea Master"
The Little Mermaid and Atlantis are the only undersea Disney films I can think of, so I made a new one. This one is another Tokusatsu movie, and it involves the story of Jaeger, an Ocean Guardian (someone who protects sea-life). He and his girlfriend Maria (who is a mermaid Ocean Guardian) must find DemonFactory (the main villain) and destroy it.
1. "Monster Tamer"
This one is styled after animé (Madoka Magica in particular) and is technically about video games. Nana is a girl who plays a digital pets game called "Monster Tamer". That is, until Nana and her Friends Arthur and Celia are transported to a world that is inhabited par the monsters, who they must work with to defeat an ancient evil.
It's something i've noticed a lot is that characters like Pocahontas and Esmeralda always get their names mispronounced par people.
Is there a reason for it? I know not everybody is good with names but it's bizarre how it's always the same names and the same mistakes that occur.
It's really strange because other "difficult" names like Jafar ou Rapunzel don't get mispronounced that much. And it's not really a difficult name to mispronounce, at least we see how is Pocahontas' name written in the screen (the title). I'm guessing the thing with Esmeralda is people unfamiliar with Spanish, but still, it's a little bizarre.
Is there a reason for it? I know not everybody is good with names but it's bizarre how it's always the same names and the same mistakes that occur.
It's really strange because other "difficult" names like Jafar ou Rapunzel don't get mispronounced that much. And it's not really a difficult name to mispronounce, at least we see how is Pocahontas' name written in the screen (the title). I'm guessing the thing with Esmeralda is people unfamiliar with Spanish, but still, it's a little bizarre.
