I love that Bruno's prediction for her really did come true. She does have her dream life now because she's no longer expected to be perfect 24/7 and she won't marry a man she doesn't love simply because her abuela wanted them to marry. And her powers have grown because now she's making things that aren't just roses.
@Fictional Power scaling Except that he did, though. The man of Dolores' dreams WAS just out of her reach, betrothed to another. The betrothal simply fell through because the night of the proposal was a mess and because Mirabel and Isabela got them together after Isabela confessed that she didn't want to marry Mariano. But Abuela and Mariano's mom did have plans to have Mariano and Isabela marry. If Mirabel hadn't decided to save the miracle and found Bruno's vision of her, leading to that proposal getting messed up and to her trying to reconcile with Isabela, that night would've gone perfectly and Dolores' dream man would've been out of reach completely. Bruno's prophecies are shown to be possibilities, not always undeniable truths, despite what the song about him tried to imply. Just like the song implied that Bruno was doing it all on purpose or somehow not knowing about the prophecy will make it so that it won't happen. The goldfish, for example, did die because that was probably something that couldn't be avoided. That guy's hair falling out? Balding can happen even at a young age to some people, so that was probably another inevitability. But Isabela's prediction only came true because Mirabel and her made it happen, just like Dolores' could be avoided, just like Mirabel was at the center of the miracle either breaking or healing. Some of Bruno's prophecies are inevitable, others can be avoided or made to happen.
yeah, and the other part of his prediction was that Isabela’s power would grow, and that happened when she found out that she didn’t have to only grow flowers.
I’d like to think that since Isabella says “careful it’s carnivorous” to one of the new plants she made, she had already studied and looked up different types of plant life even when she was trying to act perfect because she always interested in something new.
Am I the only one that Abuela may have subconsciously set up Isabella with someone that looked like her late husband(that being Mariano). No wonder Isabella didn't want to marry him. Overall great movie, love all the characters.
Yes! Families that play favorites/blacksheep will often try to get the golden child to "mirror" their own lives to connect/live through them better, even if it's unintentional. Weird to see but I see it with my sister and mother all the time.
@@brireed7747 isabelas pink dress is more similar to abuelas considering it’s more pink instead of blue since based on which side of the family u r on determines what color is worn by the character
To me, she is basically the embodiment of the transition between old Disney's princesses (being pretty, perfect, gentle, expected to be with a prince charming) to new ones (feminist, empowered, wild, free)
@@sweetnsour3693 What? They're saying that the new traits are from newer disney princesses like moana. Also they didnt say that having a prince is bad?
0:38 When isabela grows the flowers, the only one the grandma picks out is the daisy, because it wasn’t perfect like the other pink flowers that grew on her head.
Her new dress is stunning, all those vibrant colours that are contrasting with old, more pastel and one-tone Isabela. It has splashes of paint and I believe thats because now she want to experiment with plants, trying new ones without a pattern. BUT what I like the most is that one sleeve is still old pink colour. She didnt forget old self. Its not "I changed in one moment and never was the same", she is still old Isa, who just tried something new. Thats very healthy.
I also see it as even with her new found self, and all the cooler colors and prickly and sharper edges, she is and still can be feminine. Her definition of femininity is hers now.
Isabela’s power of chlorokinesis was never meant to represent beauty or perfection but rather creativity & expression, demonstrating her true artistic self. I actually think it would suit Isabela to never marry (even if the rest of the kids eventually do), as it demonstrates the different forms happiness can take.
@@isarose1237 Oh yeah! I can actually see her growing old and exponentially more eccentric with her creativity...Which would be also potentially scary, but mostly amusing 😊
Honestly that wouldn't be legit to Colombian culture. At least not any sort of representation they would want for their country. It would take someone whose artistic in a different way, but still really interested in plants to be a good subordinate male supportive partner for Isabella. Like maybe a painter or a Sculptor. You're not going to get lgbtq or even spinster representation out of a movie about South American culture because their culture is still a lot more conservative than the United States. The people of those countries would be hugely offended if we started imposing our worldview on their culture even in an animated representation.
@@someone0 wreck it Ralph is it’s own thing you know? And the creator already said he wants to do a series and don’t be acting as if Tangled the series wasn’t AMAZING please.
@@jeshuarestituyo284 Wait the creator said they want to make a series? That would be so good, Tangled the series was great and since I watched the movie I've been hoping for a TTS-like show.
@@emil-9859 yeah they said it a few weeks ago If I can remember and the best way is by supporting the movie but damn the movie it’s getting a LOT of supportive I was not expecting even more than Raya and Luca. Like it’s being so long since I’ve seen everyone speaking about a Disney movie like this since quite a bit
@@jeshuarestituyo284 YEAHH it makes me so happy honestly. The movie is really good and I'm glad more people enjoy it,, I really wish that the tv show comes true
The way she's sliding around on her plants makes her look like a Frozone style super hero. I think it's really cool that they show more of her potential when she doesn't have to conciously only make "pretty" flowers. Just with the sheer volume, strength and reach she seems to have with her Gift she's definitely up there with Pepa as among the most powerful. And considering what she could do with strangling vines, poisonous ivy and lethal pollen, she's also among the deadliest Madrigals (if she wanted to be).
Shes basically Frozone but a girl version a flower version and without the ice And I agree with you she has the most powerful gift she literally can use her powers to fight villains
Am I the only one that have noticed that she was soooo represed and expected to be perfect and just pretty, that she even had to put a lot of effort so that the roses she created didn't have even one thorn?
"The only thing you have ever done for me is mess things up" If Mirabel had listened she would have known instantly where the root of Isabella's problem with her was. Sounds like resentment going back from the day Mirabel wasn't given her gift but I dunno.
I think it’s resentment to see that no one is pressuring Mirabel to be perfect over having a gift since she has no gift she doesn’t need to always keep a facade, do something for the family to a big extent ( even tho she always is but no one but her parents and Antonio noticed) and all that.
I agree with both since she has been pressure even more by abuela and how Mirabel doesn’t seem to have the same type of pressure to be perfect like her.Also I think the reason they seem to dislike each other so much is obviously golden child and problem child moment
I loved how she transitioned from flowers to vines, actual plants even carnivorous ones and then a giant tree. I hope to see more characters with these powers because its rare to see them go wild.
@Kit Kat Yes, she's more powerful now in Frozen 2 after finding out the truth about her. But her power isn't as visually fascinating as in the first movie. Her power looks more magical in the first movie but in Frozen 2 she uses smokes of snows and just a few ice.
@@winterafterfall137 Idk about powers, but her character development was perfect in frozen 2. I always prefer frozen 2 over frozen 1. Both the sisters have excellent characterisation and it was adventurous too..
Welllll! Their powers are kind on the opposite sides of natural spectrum, but indeed...Ice and plants rampaging everywhere...following the will of two very artistic minds...Beautiful chaos it's all I can imagine XD
Seeing with how obsessed she was with being perfect for Abuela, I wouldn’t be surprised if her dismissal of Mirabel started out because she was trying to copy how Abuela treated Mirabel.
I think it's her resentment to the fact that Mirabel is free to do whatever she wants without any pressure from Abuela. It was her jealousy of that type of freedom that she projected to Mirabel.
Depending on how far those the term animals go "Antonio might rival her, after or if he reach a point to interact with insects like termites, ants, and locust
@@fadaazul3916 peppa’s powers are based on her emotion now if she was in a panic and created a tornado sure but peppa isn’t consistent with her powers like others
Fun fact: Right as the hair flowers bloom, you can see Dolores giving her and envious glance! They’re supposed to pull our attention from the foreshadowing!
Honestly Her gift wasn't JUST to make flowers Her gift was to make PLANTS She just felt like she NEEDED to grow flowers just so she could be "perfect" Edit: btw this was my favorite part 3:02
If you think about it, she almost always had petals trailing her or around her. Probably another thing used to keep up her perfect image, constantly using her powers to enhance her beauty and make her seem majestic
I think Abuela started grooming Isabela right after Mirabel didn’t get her gift. In my eyes, Isabela is about to crack under the pressure of being this perfect little angel to make Abuela happy and when Mirabel “messes it up” she takes out her frustration on Mirabel because she can’t say anything to the Abuela. It’s most likely she’s afraid of her grandma more than anything. She’s so afraid of her and letting her down that she was willing to sacrifice her freedom to be wed to some random guy just to make her happy
On the scene when they had lunch, Abuela picked the different flower from Isabela's head, at the same time saying Perfect. Also, at the picture scene at Antonio's gift ceremony, When abuela said "It's a PERFECT night", she was also looking at Isabela. Simple acts of showing Isabela HAS to be perfect. IK these weren't shown here but yeah. Disney's rlly good at these stuff
@@animated_finn That you know of. Apparently everyone knows about Bruno's predictions, to me it wouldn't be farfetched to think that everyone knows about his prediction to Isabella So, if her prediction was that she would marry someone and who knows what else, it apparently being positive, even if it wasn't to her, I imagine that she would suck it up, because that's the perfect future she was told she would and should have. On the other hand, her power does grow at the end, she ends up going from making pretty flowers, to all sorts of plants, so maybe you're right, and it would also make sense with when she says "Hey sis, I want not a sound out of you" It never made sense to me, it still doesn't, but it could be refering to that, that all along she had a future that wasn't the one her family wanted for her. But considering the predictions change and things weren't going to change unless mirabel did something, you know...We could both be wrong lol
@@villain__9 Yeah, but on the other hand, Dolores' prediction was about to become true too. Sure, the predictions can change, but why would Isabella have her final prediction unchanged, but Dolores' changes. Both predictions seem to be intertwined. Unless of course marrying Mariano wasn't that big of a deal and she still would be able to grow her powers, despite having to raise 5 kids.
There's the detail that Isa was at the very most eleven when she got the vision, so there's a fair chance that back then her dream life WAS to be the family's "angel" forever, but through adolescence she realised what it actually meant, thus making it a "curse in disguise" - so even worse than the straight up bad ones
Idk if this is just me but I noticed that whenever I saw Isabela her hair wouldn’t flow and bounce and move naturally like everyone else’s does throughout the movie, its always perfect no matter what which really fits into the themes of the “perfect princess” role the family assigned her! I just thought that was a cool detail :)
It would’ve been suit her if she was sweet, nurturing, soft-spoken, and kind to Mirabel since she’s beautiful, graceful, angelic, and a model of perfection. Flowers, pink, and light purple strike me as a nice person if they come across as an angel.
I honestly love her power, it’s so cool, it can defensive by using a bunch of vines as a shield or force field and offensive by using vines to grab people and use cactuses.
While her character was pretty refreshing and well done I feel like a lot of people look over her treatment of Mirabel, yes, she had a lot of pressures in life and needed to be perfect for everyone, while Mirabel was free, yet it wasn't Mira's fault at all. Some of her fans just deny that she was ever mean and if she was, it's ok, because her life was hard
When isabela grows the flowers, the only one the grandma picks out is the daisy, because it wasn’t perfect like the other pink flowers that grew on her head.
Isabela's powers of her flower is fabulous and beautiful and perfect and her powers are perfect. I love her beautiful bedroom and it's like a flower garden forest and it reminds me of Muskogee Christmas lights garden at Height Hill park every year of Christmas.
I love that this just shows what her idea of perfect was " abuela was happy, the family was happy " so so sad that's all they felt they were good for . they're abuelas approval 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ smh
In which you thought she's the only one "not cursed" by Bruno but she sees it as a curse all the same. Glad it turns out it really wasn't a curse in the end
The “what else can I do scene” and Elsa’s “Let it go” both have the same energy to me of Isabella and Elsa both testing the limitations of there powers
That would be cool also I wish there was a part where all of the family characters gets kidnapped but Isabella is the only one not kidnapped and she fight the villain that would be cool
Mirabel to Isabela; Well if you blindly think, for one minute, that I, for one, would ever, in all my life, purposely ruin anything for anyone without cause, then guess what, you're clearly mistaken.
I Love how sad she looks whilst singing “how far do these roots go down” while mirabel is singing about her life being planned out, I don’t think she was talk about the plants. Good on Lin and Disney for really getting into the details
In my opinion, nobody would really want to see a Russian princess because Anastasia already substitutes for that role in the franchise. It wouldn’t be interesting either. Another European princess doesn’t bring anything new to the table because most of the European based princesses like Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Cinderella are already the more dominant/renowned princesses in the franchise.
Her power or ‘gift’ I consider a curse. Before she became more knows to make stuff like cactuses and dangerous plants, she was expected to be perfect. I don’t like being perfect, plus, they had high expectations going to her which is stressful.
I love that Bruno's prediction for her really did come true. She does have her dream life now because she's no longer expected to be perfect 24/7 and she won't marry a man she doesn't love simply because her abuela wanted them to marry. And her powers have grown because now she's making things that aren't just roses.
he said that 'betrothed', not married
@Fictional Power scaling Except that he did, though. The man of Dolores' dreams WAS just out of her reach, betrothed to another. The betrothal simply fell through because the night of the proposal was a mess and because Mirabel and Isabela got them together after Isabela confessed that she didn't want to marry Mariano. But Abuela and Mariano's mom did have plans to have Mariano and Isabela marry.
If Mirabel hadn't decided to save the miracle and found Bruno's vision of her, leading to that proposal getting messed up and to her trying to reconcile with Isabela, that night would've gone perfectly and Dolores' dream man would've been out of reach completely.
Bruno's prophecies are shown to be possibilities, not always undeniable truths, despite what the song about him tried to imply. Just like the song implied that Bruno was doing it all on purpose or somehow not knowing about the prophecy will make it so that it won't happen.
The goldfish, for example, did die because that was probably something that couldn't be avoided. That guy's hair falling out? Balding can happen even at a young age to some people, so that was probably another inevitability.
But Isabela's prediction only came true because Mirabel and her made it happen, just like Dolores' could be avoided, just like Mirabel was at the center of the miracle either breaking or healing.
Some of Bruno's prophecies are inevitable, others can be avoided or made to happen.
Me too, she's embracing her inner self instead of living to her grandmother's expectations
yeah, and the other part of his prediction was that Isabela’s power would grow, and that happened when she found out that she didn’t have to only grow flowers.
It wasn't a prediction, He can see the future so it'll happen no matter what.
She can go full on poison ivy, one of the most powerful madrigals
But for good
Strong like pepa
Pepa
@@IGon23 nah not pepa, her powers are very inconsistent since they’re based on her emotions
@@tsuyuasui7297 yeah but if she learns to control it she could probably freely manipulate the weather which would be rly powerful
Isabela’s design to mimic the Disney Princess look was brilliant.
isabela looks like a girl from an shampoo ad
@@willangelo8765 *turns head cutely*
@@willangelo8765 i can't blame you. She can give pocahontas a run for her money with her hair.
@@willangelo8765 you're onto something
I guessed right that her design reminded me of Rapunzel
I’d like to think that since Isabella says “careful it’s carnivorous” to one of the new plants she made, she had already studied and looked up different types of plant life even when she was trying to act perfect because she always interested in something new.
OMG YEAH
SHE COULDVE RESEARCHED OTHER PLANTS WHEN HAVING PRIVATE TIME IN HER ROOM
My favourite Isabela line is
“Mariano’s NOSE looks like a smashed PAPAYA!”
It just makes me so happy
I don't understand how it makes you happy but it must definitely be a good sentence❤❤
Am I the only one that Abuela may have subconsciously set up Isabella with someone that looked like her late husband(that being Mariano). No wonder Isabella didn't want to marry him. Overall great movie, love all the characters.
Yes! Families that play favorites/blacksheep will often try to get the golden child to "mirror" their own lives to connect/live through them better, even if it's unintentional. Weird to see but I see it with my sister and mother all the time.
Plot twist: the mother of Mariano is a Pedro familiar
@@brireed7747 I also think it might be coping mechanism considering her tragic backstory. But I'm not phycologist so what do I know ?
@@marino._. Dolores seems A-Okay with it LOL.
@@brireed7747 isabelas pink dress is more similar to abuelas considering it’s more pink instead of blue since based on which side of the family u r on determines what color is worn by the character
To me, she is basically the embodiment of the transition between old Disney's princesses (being pretty, perfect, gentle, expected to be with a prince charming) to new ones (feminist, empowered, wild, free)
Exactly, I keep seeing people saying she's an lgbt symbol and it baffles me.
Bruh the “new traits” you listed are literally the traits of the other princesses, it’s not bad to have a prince
@@sweetnsour3693 What? They're saying that the new traits are from newer disney princesses like moana. Also they didnt say that having a prince is bad?
@@adriansantos2754 That’s what they implied though.
Cinderella, Ariel, Belle, Mulan, Pocahontas, Merida, Tiana, Jazmine, Rapunzel represent those “new” values
@@sweetnsour3693 They didn't implied anything they just said that isabella transitioned between those traits
0:38 When isabela grows the flowers, the only one the grandma picks out is the daisy, because it wasn’t perfect like the other pink flowers that grew on her head.
Her new dress is stunning, all those vibrant colours that are contrasting with old, more pastel and one-tone Isabela. It has splashes of paint and I believe thats because now she want to experiment with plants, trying new ones without a pattern. BUT what I like the most is that one sleeve is still old pink colour. She didnt forget old self. Its not "I changed in one moment and never was the same", she is still old Isa, who just tried something new. Thats very healthy.
I also see it as even with her new found self, and all the cooler colors and prickly and sharper edges, she is and still can be feminine. Her definition of femininity is hers now.
Isabela’s power of chlorokinesis was never meant to represent beauty or perfection but rather creativity & expression, demonstrating her true artistic self.
I actually think it would suit Isabela to never marry (even if the rest of the kids eventually do), as it demonstrates the different forms happiness can take.
@jf k oh she would be such a fun aunt
@@isarose1237 Oh yeah! I can actually see her growing old and exponentially more eccentric with her creativity...Which would be also potentially scary, but mostly amusing 😊
It kinda makes sense, her room is a giant canvas.
She can paint if she want
Honestly that wouldn't be legit to Colombian culture. At least not any sort of representation they would want for their country. It would take someone whose artistic in a different way, but still really interested in plants to be a good subordinate male supportive partner for Isabella.
Like maybe a painter or a Sculptor. You're not going to get lgbtq or even spinster representation out of a movie about South American culture because their culture is still a lot more conservative than the United States. The people of those countries would be hugely offended if we started imposing our worldview on their culture even in an animated representation.
her part in "we don't talk about bruno" is always stuck in my head, i'm happy hers came true
I hope encantó gets a sequel or a tv show LOVE ALL OF THE MADRIGALS
Don't give them ideas
We don't want this to go the way of Wreck it Ralph now do we
@@someone0 wreck it Ralph is it’s own thing you know? And the creator already said he wants to do a series and don’t be acting as if Tangled the series wasn’t AMAZING please.
@@jeshuarestituyo284 Wait the creator said they want to make a series? That would be so good, Tangled the series was great and since I watched the movie I've been hoping for a TTS-like show.
@@emil-9859 yeah they said it a few weeks ago If I can remember and the best way is by supporting the movie but damn the movie it’s getting a LOT of supportive I was not expecting even more than Raya and Luca. Like it’s being so long since I’ve seen everyone speaking about a Disney movie like this since quite a bit
@@jeshuarestituyo284 YEAHH it makes me so happy honestly. The movie is really good and I'm glad more people enjoy it,, I really wish that the tv show comes true
The way she's sliding around on her plants makes her look like a Frozone style super hero.
I think it's really cool that they show more of her potential when she doesn't have to conciously only make "pretty" flowers.
Just with the sheer volume, strength and reach she seems to have with her Gift she's definitely up there with Pepa as among the most powerful.
And considering what she could do with strangling vines, poisonous ivy and lethal pollen, she's also among the deadliest Madrigals (if she wanted to be).
Shes basically Frozone but a girl version a flower version and without the ice
And I agree with you she has the most powerful gift she literally can use her powers to fight villains
Am I the only one that have noticed that she was soooo represed and expected to be perfect and just pretty, that she even had to put a lot of effort so that the roses she created didn't have even one thorn?
"The only thing you have ever done for me is mess things up"
If Mirabel had listened she would have known instantly where the root of Isabella's problem with her was. Sounds like resentment going back from the day Mirabel wasn't given her gift but I dunno.
I think it’s resentment to see that no one is pressuring Mirabel to be perfect over having a gift since she has no gift she doesn’t need to always keep a facade, do something for the family to a big extent ( even tho she always is but no one but her parents and Antonio noticed) and all that.
I agree with both since she has been pressure even more by abuela and how Mirabel doesn’t seem to have the same type of pressure to be perfect like her.Also I think the reason they seem to dislike each other so much is obviously golden child and problem child moment
0:34
when you know she doesn't truly love Mariano
her face stops being an "OMG" face and it becomes a "lord please have mercy" face
I loved how she transitioned from flowers to vines, actual plants even carnivorous ones and then a giant tree. I hope to see more characters with these powers because its rare to see them go wild.
I love Isabela! I'm so glad that we got to watch her character grow.
*Username checks out*
No pun intended?
Imagine a crossover where Isabela meets Elsa, I'd love to see them interact and play around with their powers
I ship them xdddd.
Elsa's power in Frozen 2 was portrayed really bad, just saying
@Kit Kat Yes, she's more powerful now in Frozen 2 after finding out the truth about her. But her power isn't as visually fascinating as in the first movie. Her power looks more magical in the first movie but in Frozen 2 she uses smokes of snows and just a few ice.
@@winterafterfall137 Idk about powers, but her character development was perfect in frozen 2. I always prefer frozen 2 over frozen 1. Both the sisters have excellent characterisation and it was adventurous too..
Welllll! Their powers are kind on the opposite sides of natural spectrum, but indeed...Ice and plants rampaging everywhere...following the will of two very artistic minds...Beautiful chaos it's all I can imagine XD
Seeing with how obsessed she was with being perfect for Abuela, I wouldn’t be surprised if her dismissal of Mirabel started out because she was trying to copy how Abuela treated Mirabel.
I think it's her resentment to the fact that Mirabel is free to do whatever she wants without any pressure from Abuela. It was her jealousy of that type of freedom that she projected to Mirabel.
@@Bryan_Dizz agreed but OP's point is really good too and i think it's a combination of both
@@Bryan_Dizz I never realized that until now. I love how both Mirabel and Isabela have quarrels with each other for opposite reasons
Definitely the most powerful in terms of who would do best in a fight
Luisa
@@sergiomonroy1726 all she has is super strength which is pretty op but control over all plant life is by far superior
I'd think Pepa
Depending on how far those the term animals go "Antonio might rival her, after or if he reach a point to interact with insects like termites, ants, and locust
@@fadaazul3916 peppa’s powers are based on her emotion now if she was in a panic and created a tornado sure but peppa isn’t consistent with her powers like others
0:51 Mirabel's face 🤣🤣🤣
Her face said give me a break sis 😐
Lolll
2:38
Poor Mariano, man. He’s not a bad guy, he doesn’t deserve this
I love how she went crazily happy when she grew a cactus
Okay,but seriously. That smile needs to be protected at all cost. She deserves all the love and happiness.
yES I am literally obsessed with Julieta's side of the family
especially Luisa and Isa they must be protected
Fun fact: Right as the hair flowers bloom, you can see Dolores giving her and envious glance! They’re supposed to pull our attention from the foreshadowing!
Honestly
Her gift wasn't JUST to make flowers
Her gift was to make PLANTS
She just felt like she NEEDED to grow flowers just so she could be "perfect"
Edit: btw this was my favorite part 3:02
0:26 Isa dancing is wonderfull....love it
If you think about it, she almost always had petals trailing her or around her. Probably another thing used to keep up her perfect image, constantly using her powers to enhance her beauty and make her seem majestic
isabela:HAVE YOU LOST YOUR MIND!?!?!
Mirabel: a warm embrace!
no but shes actually so powerful. girl can create matter out of nothing.
I love when she swings from the plants as if she could fly. My favorite parts!
I think Abuela started grooming Isabela right after Mirabel didn’t get her gift. In my eyes, Isabela is about to crack under the pressure of being this perfect little angel to make Abuela happy and when Mirabel “messes it up” she takes out her frustration on Mirabel because she can’t say anything to the Abuela. It’s most likely she’s afraid of her grandma more than anything. She’s so afraid of her and letting her down that she was willing to sacrifice her freedom to be wed to some random guy just to make her happy
Pepa: “Thank you!”
Isabela: “Oh it’s nothing!” *💁♀️🌸✨*
0:50 i love Mirabel's face here. She looks so tired of her sister being the perfect princess.
And she's tired of being the perfect princess.
I got some real Elsa vibes from this character
On the scene when they had lunch, Abuela picked the different flower from Isabela's head, at the same time saying Perfect. Also, at the picture scene at Antonio's gift ceremony, When abuela said "It's a PERFECT night", she was also looking at Isabela. Simple acts of showing Isabela HAS to be perfect. IK these weren't shown here but yeah. Disney's rlly good at these stuff
This is interesting because the fact Isabela has to be reminded implies she's attempted to rebel in the past.
I noticed when she sings about what Bruno told her, it’s not a good future for her. She’s hiding that she doesn’t want it.
No she literally wants it, she doesn’t WANT TO BE MARRIED (to Mariano atleast) and he NEVER SAID she would be married to Mariano.
@@animated_finn That you know of. Apparently everyone knows about Bruno's predictions, to me it wouldn't be farfetched to think that everyone knows about his prediction to Isabella
So, if her prediction was that she would marry someone and who knows what else, it apparently being positive, even if it wasn't to her, I imagine that she would suck it up, because that's the perfect future she was told she would and should have.
On the other hand, her power does grow at the end, she ends up going from making pretty flowers, to all sorts of plants, so maybe you're right, and it would also make sense with when she says "Hey sis, I want not a sound out of you" It never made sense to me, it still doesn't, but it could be refering to that, that all along she had a future that wasn't the one her family wanted for her. But considering the predictions change and things weren't going to change unless mirabel did something, you know...We could both be wrong lol
@@FallenAngel7538 but her prediction came true and she is happy about it. She can now live her dream and her powers did grow like he said
@@villain__9 Yeah, but on the other hand, Dolores' prediction was about to become true too. Sure, the predictions can change, but why would Isabella have her final prediction unchanged, but Dolores' changes. Both predictions seem to be intertwined.
Unless of course marrying Mariano wasn't that big of a deal and she still would be able to grow her powers, despite having to raise 5 kids.
There's the detail that Isa was at the very most eleven when she got the vision, so there's a fair chance that back then her dream life WAS to be the family's "angel" forever, but through adolescence she realised what it actually meant, thus making it a "curse in disguise" - so even worse than the straight up bad ones
Idk if this is just me but I noticed that whenever I saw Isabela her hair wouldn’t flow and bounce and move naturally like everyone else’s does throughout the movie, its always perfect no matter what which really fits into the themes of the “perfect princess” role the family assigned her! I just thought that was a cool detail :)
It would’ve been suit her if she was sweet, nurturing, soft-spoken, and kind to Mirabel since she’s beautiful, graceful, angelic, and a model of perfection. Flowers, pink, and light purple strike me as a nice person if they come across as an angel.
She's beautiful throughout the whole movie. I like her better after the cactus though 😊 she looks so happy and free
If there is 2nd part like frozen and it shows more of her being herself making tropical plants it be amazing and Mirabelle learning hers.
Its just a prediction but i think mirabel’s power is actually casita
@@dklir Maybe 👀✨
i would love seeing isabela grow a Palma de Cera that surrounding an entire village in the sequel
Isabela's real gift is acrobatics honestly
"dID sOMEONE sAY flOWERS?"
Favorite line right there.
I honestly love her power, it’s so cool, it can defensive by using a bunch of vines as a shield or force field and offensive by using vines to grab people and use cactuses.
When you realise Isabela is really the most powerful by a huge margin, she can just spawn the most deadly plants in the world on command
While her character was pretty refreshing and well done I feel like a lot of people look over her treatment of Mirabel, yes, she had a lot of pressures in life and needed to be perfect for everyone, while Mirabel was free, yet it wasn't Mira's fault at all. Some of her fans just deny that she was ever mean and if she was, it's ok, because her life was hard
Isabella is the most powerful Madrigal out of the entire family
Just imagine, Her trapping a foe with vines and using poison ivy to torture the enemy
I see myself as Isabela because no matter how hard I try, I don't know how to release my own pressure to be perfect.
When isabela grows the flowers, the only one the grandma picks out is the daisy, because it wasn’t perfect like the other pink flowers that grew on her head.
1:14 This was adorable and hilarious at the same time🤣
She's a icon
Isabela's powers of her flower is fabulous and beautiful and perfect and her powers are perfect. I love her beautiful bedroom and it's like a flower garden forest and it reminds me of Muskogee Christmas lights garden at Height Hill park every year of Christmas.
I really appreciate that they show how beautiful cacti are in this movie 🌵
I love how flowers are just coming out of her while she’s walking.
Gosh isabela is perfect
I love that this just shows what her idea of perfect was " abuela was happy, the family was happy " so so sad that's all they felt they were good for . they're abuelas approval 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ smh
Am i the only one who thinks isabela's powers and her room are satisfying?
I love the animation of the dress! The flow is just-
Her little yeah! When she makes the flowers at the end 🥺
Isabella first started as a star middle drama queen but at the the end the queen of pop
0:53 Mirabel is just like, "not this agaaainn..."
I like how flower petals just explode when people bump into her.
In which you thought she's the only one "not cursed" by Bruno but she sees it as a curse all the same. Glad it turns out it really wasn't a curse in the end
It’s on Disney right now and I watched it
Isabela being herself is a MOOD.
0:53 I literally find it VERY hard to believe that this is crazy Jane 0:55
Same I watched her in Doom Patrol and she sounds so so different it's crazy.
I love the sassy hair flip into the face lol
Isabela: *IMMA SHOW YALL A TRUE GIFT*
she could literally solve world hunger in 0.0000000000000000000001 seconds at this rate .
Bruno's prediction shows that he already knew that Isabela's life wasn't the one she wanted.
she is my favorite madrigal
1:59 ELSA-
When she has all those color on her, she looks like an artist. Colorful and a tad messy, like paint got on her
I just realized Isabella is 22 and Louisa is 19.... Welp I thought Louisa is older
How old is maribel then? They never said their ages
@@grapeleiva2266 mirabel 15
@@grapeleiva2266 it’s 15
idk why people keep saying that isabela and dolores are 22, they’re 21
@@thelordnaevis4946 idk ask Mr google
1:34
Sweet voice crack
Her hair looks so soft, like really really soft lmaoo
Isabela is so pretty 🤩 my gooooooosh
Isabela is so iconic! lmao
Honestly she has my favorite gift of them all, definitely jealous
And powerful
The “what else can I do scene” and Elsa’s “Let it go” both have the same energy to me of Isabella and Elsa both testing the limitations of there powers
She can create MORE than just flowers!! Come on!! She can create a jungle!!
I hope in the encanto 2 there's a enemy to fight so that Isabela can use her powers. She's op and literally a cross-over of Poison Ivy and Flora
That would be cool also I wish there was a part where all of the family characters gets kidnapped but Isabella is the only one not kidnapped and she fight the villain that would be cool
Her power is the most beautifull and one of the most powerfull in the familly
I love it also Isabella is my most favourite 🌻🌺🌸
3:02 shes so cute oh my god
Mirabel to Isabela; Well if you blindly think, for one minute, that I, for one, would ever, in all my life, purposely ruin anything for anyone without cause, then guess what, you're clearly mistaken.
I love her singing voice it’s so low and small :)
*everyone singing in the scene where Mirabels pricing together the vision*
Isabela: I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine!
My favorite part here was when she tried to get the candle too, the serious face, coolness, and especially the imperfections of her that time
In fact if I am not mistaken it was confirmed that she did not go for the candle she went for Mirabel while Camilo went for the candle.
2:42 I like her new look MUCH better than her old look
True Blue Femininity dress
I Love how sad she looks whilst singing “how far do these roots go down” while mirabel is singing about her life being planned out, I don’t think she was talk about the plants. Good on Lin and Disney for really getting into the details
Isabella would probably the strongest out of all the Madrigals if she uses her powers as an offense.
I wish Disney would focus more on the east. I NEED to see a Russian princess
In my opinion, nobody would really want to see a Russian princess because Anastasia already substitutes for that role in the franchise. It wouldn’t be interesting either. Another European princess doesn’t bring anything new to the table because most of the European based princesses like Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Cinderella are already the more dominant/renowned princesses in the franchise.
@@joanelle4114 Anastasia isn’t official though
Since anastasia was made by Fox, she would need a remake to be an "oficial" Disney princess
@@gabaii7363 what's the obsesion with disney princesses? lol I thought we were past that, people
Honestly if she didn't have powers, she makes a pretty good trapeze artist
My Cousin is tired of being perfect-
My cousin: *Plants a Cactus*
Also my Cousin: *Starts singing*
Isabella hates you because you're pranking her
"hAvE yOu LOsT yOUr mINd!?" im inlove with this scene
Her power or ‘gift’ I consider a curse. Before she became more knows to make stuff like cactuses and dangerous plants, she was expected to be perfect. I don’t like being perfect, plus, they had high expectations going to her which is stressful.
Isabela is perfect
Shes so beautiful