This Is Why Ariel Is The Only Disney Princess With A Child...(REVISITED)
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- This Is Why Ariel Is The Only Disney Princess With A Child (REVISITED) | Disney Little Mermaid
As of right now, there’s no shortage of Disney Princesses, but that might not be the case forever if these royals don’t start reproducing soon! Ariel is currently the only Princess in the Disney universe who has had a child, and for a while, it seemed like the other Princesses were snubbed out of a family due to a lack of movies, but that doesn’t make any sense if you really think about it. Ariel had her daughter Melody in her first sequel film. Meanwhile, there are characters like Cinderella and Jasmine who have had 3 sequels as well as spin-off shows, shorts, and novels, and they don’t have any kids! Well, it turns out that the reason why Ariel is the only Disney Princess with a kid might run deeper than the water that she first came out of, and it might involve her relationship with her own mother as well as Walt Disney’s own regrets in life.
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I mean i found it funny that cinderella didnt have a kid when the king only wanted his son to marry for the sole purpose of making an heir
Honestly, Disney should make a Disney+ series about Melody travelling to kingdoms on land and in the sea trying to bring harmony to the two worlds. It only makes sense for her to do it since she is literally a child of both worlds.
perhaps as a junior ambassador,
with her aunts as her (coddling) guardians,
What a great idea for Disney, the whole company will love that project so much for Princess Melody fans, and Disney sequel fans
Melody is a good character, and it would be interesting to see her return for something.
Imagine if Tritan gave her legs or a tail depending on what she needed to travel at the time. Or made her able to switch between forms willingly using his trident.
@@DinosaurNick Or a magic ring that turns her into a mermaid when put on.
I actually heard somewhere Jasmine’s mom died from complications during childbirth. If that is the case, that would explain why Jasmine didn’t have children. She was probably afraid she would die the same way
Probably. It might be interesting to see Jasmine end up taking in a lost child instead of actually having one, because she's afraid she might die in childbirth like her mother. Of course, she could always just not ever have any kids.
age might also be a factor
Jasmine was 15 when she met Aladdin and she married at 16. 30's tends to be the best time for pregnancies with less risks
From my understanding, it was marketing. Ariel having a child wasn't received well so they decided to not have any other princesses have children. They even removed Max from being Goofy's kid. It feels almost like Disney just hates parents in general.
They removed Max being Goofys son?
@@Jade_1872
How is that even possible ? 😨
@jf k As far as I'm concerned, he'll always be Goofy's son.
Actually, Melody was the only thing people liked about the sequel.
I loved Melody. It was fun seeing Ariel and Eric grow into adulthood also.
Something you said in the video got me thinking. When you talked about how Ariel had siblings while other Disney Princesses didn't, I thought of what also could've been part of the reason for why Triton and Athena wanted to have seven children. In the song "Daddy's Little Angel" from The Little Mermaid Broadway musical, Ursula sang about how she was the youngest of seven sisters, and we learned that she killed her six older sisters out of jealousy. And according to the song, this happened when Triton was still a baby. But if Triton ever found out about his six other sisters and the fact that Ursula killed them, Triton could've subconsciously wanted to make up for the dysfunction between his own sisters and be the best father he could be to his own children. That could've also been why he was so protective of Ariel, because she was the youngest of his seven daughters, and knowing what happened with Ursula, he wanted to prevent Ariel from going down the same path.
You have to remember their half fish, gosh don’t have one child
I think it is just a way to somehow expand the story and reverse it somehow. Ariel first wanted to be a human and be on land then have her daughter interested in marine life.
Compared to other Disney Princesses, they do not have that kind of concerns or issues in their movies that has to be retold. Are we to expect that Mulan will have a son that has to pretend to be a woman due to some situation?
Good point, but you might want to watch a video on Final fantasy 7 remake during the Honey Bee Inn/Don Corneo part.
Please reduce the volume, you know the alphabet community will protest until this is a thing .... 😮
In the original version of Beauty and the Beast, Belle did have siblings. I believe she had two sisters but they cut them out of the story line.
Yeah belle had a little sister named clairece in the European version of the film but for some reason she was cut from the final film
I saw a live version where she two sisters AND two brothers
@@kimberleeroberts9873yes in the original she had brothers and sisters but the sisters were Wicked in Disney beauty and the Beast the three blonde triplets I heard are the closest thing to Belle's sisters from the original tale but they're not as malicious they are however more malicious in the live-action remake where they dislike belle which I heard is because their mother acted as belle's surrogate mother and in doing so had neglected them I always thought that would in some way give them some type of sisterly relationship with Belle at least the kind she had in the original story.
What about some of the children from Descendants? Most if not all the princesses have at least one child.* Sure they're aren't animated but that seems like a small difference. They are still the same characters.
*Mulan doesn't count because according to the 1st and 2nd movie she is CLEARLY NOT a princess (even after getting married), Disney just chose to market her as such for some silly capitalist reason. I know people, myself included, love that character but that's not the point. NO royal connection = NOT a princess.
Mulan is considered a princess because of her actions… but she was made part of the Princess franchise to sell merch… that was the whole point of that franchise anyways.
Descendants really doesn’t make much sense when you really think about it. Most of the villains died in their respective movies. And connecting each story in the way that series does, really doesn’t make sense either as all the original stories were of different eras so the kids all being around the same age is a bit far fetched. I can see why they wouldn’t count that.
Another reason Triton and Athena had so many kids was because they were trying to have a son. Maybe Atlantica's law mandates only men can inherit the throne, and the royal couple were trying to produce a male heir. However Athena's untimely death killed these plans and Triton was left with only daughters.
Ariel is one of my personal favourite Disney princesses ever, so I was happy to learn that she had a daughter in the sequel film. Plus I just love Ariel and Melody's bond...a nice one between mother and daughter. Melody is definitely a welcome addition to the Disney universe and I hope we can see some amazing adventures with her in the future.
Wait a minute nothing about it Bell did have a child doesn't anyone remember Disney's descendants.
Sometime after Belle married her beast he produced it and had a child named Benjamin "Ben" Florian.
Even Cinderella's godmother had a child named Jane.
Cinderella and her prince also had a child named Chad charming Jr.
Snow White and Prince James also known as Prince charming also had a child named Emma swan.
Princess Emma swan also had a child of her own named Henry swan.
Who gave him up for adoption to give him his best plans of finding her again.
All these princesses did in fact have children look up Kenny Ortega's Disney's descendants and see for yourself.
Since have girls who were born into royal families or married into royal families had the option not to have babies? At the risk of sounding sexist, I have to point out that such women were expected to ensure the dynasties continued or risk very bad consequences.
More likely is the fact that most fairytales ended when the girls got married, so that's where the movie adaptations ended. The only exception was the Little Mermaid Return to the Sea, which may not have done well enough to convince the studio executives to continue making stories about the princess's children.
Unless you count the Decedents series, which I've never watched.
I think Eugene is ready to have kids, but Rapunzel not so much
All the other princesses are actually curses for their royal families- no children = no heir = no stability for their counties/kingdoms = doomed future for everyone
Ariel is the ONLY non-cursed princess! Until they show the others having kids of their own ~
When done right, a Disney parent can still be relatable and marketable towards it's target audience. With Ariel, I think the main issue surrounding her was making her the "Triton" of the second movie. As a kid who didn't understand Triton just wanting Ariel safe, I really disliked him and initially thought he was going to be the villain. So there's a decent chance others could have seen the second movie and disliked Ariel, too.
On top of this, Disney makes all of their princesses young/youthful to appeal to that same audience. It's a lot easier for them to come up with a story that takes place within the same timeframe of the original movies, and continue to have their princesses go on adventures instead of having kids. Aging up a Disney princess for her to have a kid is extremely risky for Disney to do, and can really ruin the image of that princess if the story/characterization gets fumbled in any way. I can't imagine how different it would be if Disney decided to let Rapunzel have a kid over what actually occurred in Tangled the series.
tl;dr: A majority of the princesses are too young to have kids + it's easier for Disney to make money off the princesses by having them just go on adventures instead of raising a family.
I think Ariel ended up being the only Princess to be a mother is likely because of the script overall. I think the writers were trying to expand the franchise with the sequel by having Ariel being a parent, but after the sequel didn't end getting some good reviews (Despite Return to the Sea being soooo underrated), they likely moved out from having a Disney Princess being a mom.
Wasn't there a theory or rumor disney wanted to make a official royal kids line up like the official princesses, melody was the first royal kid then every princess after has a kid at the end of their movie
They might do it
Cinderella could have a child if she wanted a child.
Her having a child has kept me connected to her as an adult tbh
You’re forgetting Merida from brave
Yeah but Merida didn’t have a love interest. Although she could’ve adopted
@@Meela9088she did have siblings though
that's not true Wendy Plum pedal Pan 2. had 2 kids from pure panther that makes elio the 2nd character to have a kid in the Disney universe and we. Know Wendy's not a Disney Princess. I still think that counts.
i really hope they are going to make a remake for tlm2.
No. Disney doesn't know how to do remakes.
@@vetarlittorf1807
Even if they don't make one,
i would like to see more of melody
Think about how cold Disney is, to abandon DisneyToon Studios in our flesh and blood
I hope for a live action version of Melody in the future!
Ariel's the only Princess with a human child. Elsa's got Marshmallow and Olaf. So Ariel isn't the only Princess with a child.
Disney movies are based off of other stories that didn't featured mothers.
That’s like Roy Disney said to the Disney princesses 👸🏼 “Sorry girls, but because some of you are below the age of 18, you will not be able to have any children until you’re 21 or older. Except for you Ariel, you’re probably older than that by now and you already have a child, so your daughter Melody can stay. Congratulations!”
Ariel: Oh thank you Roy! (Hugs and kisses her daughter Melody)
Melody: (Giggles) Aw Mom.
Disney princesses: Aww 🥰!
Roy: Ahem. As for the rest of you, you have to wait untill you’re 21 or older to have your future children.
technically not a "Disney Princess" but Simba and Nala had a daughter and a son (or two depending on if you count Kopa)
In the Disney Junior Lion King sequel series The Lion Guard they did write in Simba & Nala having a daughter & son with their daughter Kiara being their elder child & son Kion (the main character of the series along with his friends) being their younger child.
It's possible both Kiara & Kion are stand-ins for a retconned out Kopa, with Kiara being the eldest child of Simba & Nala (though with a gender flip from being a son to a daughter) & Kion being a son of Simba & Nala who greatly resembles Kopa.
I really like your videos
Actually children who grow up with no siblings often are more likely to want their children to have siblings, giving their children something they missed as a child
I will always ❤the original one 😊
Hi great video as always thanks Ariel was the only Disney princess to have a kid because they wanted it that way
Because parenting can be
Here my birth father walked out on me so didn't know what having a dad was like intil my married my step father Don but he has been very good to me and my siblings and I am very grateful
I don't know what my future holds for me but I do know this
I will try to be a good father to my children
But first I need to find the right woman
Merida came from a big-ish family with a loving father and mother who love each other and their kids so much and she still doesn't want a man or kids lolx
Its all about FAMILY
- Vin Diesel
well, technically, Rapunzel has a sibling: Gothel had a daughter before she kidnapped. i won't say who due to spoiler reasons in case nobody saw the Tangled cartoon show, but Raps does technically have a sister, even if it was through.... deplorable means by Gothel's part
I may as well ask Disney to make a Rumplestiltskin movie because the princess in it is a mother.
you would think Mulan would have some children also.
Aren’t Anna and Elsa sisters? ( according to the movie)
i mean if you dont count descendants as cannon then sure
I love the little mermaid, and the sequel little mermaid 2 return to the sea
Snow White was supposed to have a little sister named rose red and Anna and Elsa had a good family I hope Anna has a kid and Elsa stays single
Could it be because she is a fish and they lay tons of eggs
Personally I think Anna would have a huge family like six kids mostly because Anna grew up pretty much as an only child so she would never want her children to be lonely and Kristof grew up in a huge family with all the trolls so he would want a big family as well and how cute would it be to have six little redheads running around as for Elsa I don’t see her ever having children but Other Disney princesses I see having children but I don’t know that’s just my opinion ❤
Idk about 6 kids but I definitely see her being a mother but I could also see elsa never being a mother.
I think Anna should have a son with fire powers and Anna with determination shows it to the world to prevent the disaster her parents caused from happening again.
If that's the case, Cinderella's father-in-law is NOT going to be happy he didn't get to see those grandchildren before he goes.
I think it's because Ariel is the most profitable and relatable princess so they decided to gave her a daughter to make more money, but also so a whole new generation can understand Ariel, like adults, but also so children can identify with Ariel and Melody
EXCUSE ME!! But I will no longer stand for the Nala slander; if she ain’t a Disney princess, then Mulan ABSOLUTELY is not (love her, but we’ve let her slide!!)
Not part of the Princess franchise because she isn’t human. Mulan is considered because of her actions in risking everything to save China. But it’s all a marketing ploy anyways. I think The Lion King franchise did pretty well in terms of merch sales… making another reason Nala isn’t considered an official Disney Princess. Moana, Elsa, and Anna wouldn’t be considered either because their respective franchises don’t need the additional help in merch sales.
It's simply a matter of when the sequels take place. Logically, the Disney Princesses would HAVE to have children eventually since kingdoms need an heir. Ariel was simply the first and the only one her sequel was about. It should also be noted that Eric's parents are dead, so quickly providing an heir in case anything happened to him and Ariel may have been necessary, while with the other Disney Princess, at least one of the prince's parents was still alive, expect for with Beauty & Beast, but Belle may have needed to learn the ropes of royalty first.
Actually it wasn't that aurora's parents didn't want more children but by the time Aurora was born the queen was probably entering menopause which means having other children was unlikely
3:08 That's Adella, not Alana. Alana is the one with black hair.
What about Descendants? Ben, the son of Belle, Audrey, the daughter of Aurora, Chad, son of Cinderella or Lonnie, daughter of Mulan?
@Kai don't forget OUAT: Snow White and Prince Charming's Daughter: Emma, Rumpelstiltskin and Belle's Son: Gideon, Henry Mills (Emma's son) and Cinderella's Daughter: Lucy, Emma and Neal' s(Baelfire) Son: Henry (Emma and Neal were not married), Emma and Captain Hook's: Daughter Hope, Prince Henry and Cora's: Daughter Regina, and Cora's First born: Zelena !
@@princessblue2339Once Upon a Time was a fantastic show, one of my absolute favorite shows to watch! 🥰🥰🥰
You can expand the theory to animals too. In the Lion King, both Simba and Nala had good mothers and their movie ends up with a child.
Since there’s so many women in Ariel’s family, I think it would’ve been more interesting if she had had a son
GREAT VIDEO DELUXE DISNEY'S THE LITTLE MERMAID ARIEL BEING A MOM 👍😉
In The Little Mermaid 3(not prequel) we need to know “What comes after Return to the Sea?”
We can hope that with this new TV series coming out people will get interest in the old 1989 universe.
It’s all about the timing of when the sequels were set. The Little Mermaid 2 was the only one set in the timeline that made sense for her to have a kid. Cinderella’s sequels took place directly after the wedding and their plots would not have allowed for a child to make sense. Mulan 2 was about their relationship and they didn’t get married until the end of it. Frozen 2 was still about Elsa and her powers, Anna got engaged at the end of it. If you count The Lion King, Nala had at least one child (sequel based around).
As far as siblings go, Anna and Elsa were sisters. Ariel had six sisters (seven daughters of Triton = seven seas… symbolism). Merida had three brothers. It was not customary in some countries to have more than one child, unless in rural areas because it would have been cheaper than hiring servants or purchasing slaves… also some countries had decrees to limit the number of children a family could have. Also some were born to older parents who probably wouldn’t have had any more kids due to age. Merida had both of her parents. As did Anna and Elsa for much of their lives. Mulan also had both her parents and her grandmother (in the live action she had a sister).
As many plot holes in this fan theory as many of the Disney movies. Still an interesting viewpoint.
I don't think it is because they do not want to have kids. Jasmin just got married in Alladin 3, Mulan in Mulan 2, Anna was just being proposed and Cinderella 2 and 3 were not long after the wedding. But even if Cinderella Do not want to have kids, i can understand.
In the original Beauty and the Beast Bell had two sisters.
Ouch think about all those lines of royalty that goes extinct with the princesses X-D
In my opinion most of these Disney princesses just got married they might not want to have children just yet 🤣
Yes
Maybe one day some of these other characters will have children. Who knows
Well… not quite. That WOULD have been true if Disney had left Star Wars alone. Princess Laia is now a “disney princess” and had a child SO… yeah. And mermaid genetics are rather funny when every sister is literally a different race and look nothing like each other or their parents. No, it’s pretty clear Triton was baby daddy. 😂
I cannot believe what happened with Ariel mom because of her dad did not want a relationship of her wife with their daughters youngest that looked like her mother remember when Jasmine missed her mother and cinderella but Bella had a father Ariel did not know anything about her mother
What about the descendants movies? The princesses had kids in those movies?
This is a fairy tale. Isn't this more than a bit of over-analysis?
Does Disney descendants count?🤔🤔🤔
5:38 to 6:00 no that's wrong, they did have their parents until they were drowned at Sea when Elsa was 18 and Anna was 15.
She's a mermaid .it makes sense though why she's the only one with a child.
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You guys forgot about Tiana from the Princess and the Frog. If they ever had a sequel - if the first movie had been better advertised and represented - I am quite sure that within three to four years of a successful restaurant opening, Tiana and Naveen would have had two children by then. And another child on the way. As for Charlotte, she'd be happily married too and with a child. Tiana, Naveen, Charlotte and Charlotte's husband's journey would be centered around the worker's strike in which both best friends realize they have different ideas and views on how to help the sick and the unemployed.
After various fights and legal issues, then we see Ray's light guiding them as he did when he was alive, with his fun quips and energetic vibe he continues the song that both Charlotte and Tiana finish. A solution is found and the friends create a program to help those without health insurance and employment. Then Tiana gets rushed to the hospital where she gives birth to a baby boy. She already has two daughters. She calls him Ray, Prince Ray. Naveen and the others love the sweet nod to Ray. Naveen and Tiana kiss as she holds her baby in her arms. Charlotte and husband, two other friends are there smiling. The other children are in the waiting area playing with a wooden cute frog toy. 🐸 The others have a toy wand 🪄 The screen closes in on the frog and you see a wink. The end.
Now we just need Disney to get their act together and create a second Princess and the Frog movie. 😉 🎥 🎬
The movie itself can represent the friendship trope and realistic friendships. All friends fight and break apart, then they reconcile and come back together. It's about growing up in a difficult time and era, and how to keep yourself true to yourself, keep hopeful, and keep true friends who will be there for you in the bad and good times. But sadly, Disney will never go down this route.
In the movie of The Little Mermaid Athena didn’t actually died , cuz did any of us ever actually seen her falling to her death..???
If NO then don’t actually tell us all that she actually died , even though that she didn’t died.
Then don’t actually say that she died when she didn’t died.
Cuz all we know is is that she could still be alive.
The ship crushed into her. Pretty sure she died, Just like Ursula
In Ariel’s Beginning, we basically see her get crushed by a ship. In the live action, Triton says humans killed her… or at the very least implies it.
I do believe all the Disney princesses have children they are not the main story they were added later to continue all of their stories from what I have seen every Disney princess is actually a very strong willed woman who can handle whatever life throws at them they are the ones helping their husband's accomplish whatever they set out to do so children come when they are suppose to never count the Disney princesses out of having children most had to do the impossible while finding where they truly belong so anything is truly possible