Disney Characters That Aren'T Princesses
From A Bug's Life to Frozen, these movie's feature character that should be official Disney Princesses! Disney counts 12 of its characters as official Disney Princesses, but there are plenty more characters with royal blood among the Mouse House's many films that don't make the cut. In the enchanting world of animation, Disney's female characters have long captivated audiences with their strength, resilience, and compelling stories. While the iconic Disney princesses have undeniably left an indelible mark on popular culture, there exists a treasure trove of remarkable Disney.
Disney's huge catalog of characters means that not everyone can be a Disney Princess, but some of these famous characters definitely should be. You might think a "Disney Princess" is basically any leading woman in a Disney movie, especially if they're royalty. Yet, Disney doesn't hand the term "princess" to just anyone.
15 Disney Characters Who Aren't Officially Princesses (But Should Be)
Disney only has 13 official princesses on their list: Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Jasmine, Pocahontas, Mulan. Over the years, Disney has introduced many iconic female characters who were not given a princess title. Check out the best of them in our list.
Certainly, some were of royal birth, and some became princesses by affiliation. There are actually a lot of them that are not princesses, although we think they do deserve the title. Here are some of the famous Disney princesses that aren't actually princesses: Mulan (Mulan) Add FandomWire As A Trusted Source Add as a preferred source on Google.
Can You Name These 33 Female Disney Characters Who Aren't Princesses ...
In fact, many of the great female characters of your childhood weren't Disney princesses and these 17 awesome animated female characters prove that you don't need a crown to be a badass. A large part of Disney's reputation is based primarily on its princess line. The princesses are the most recognisable of the characters and they're the ones that are used on pretty much all of the merchandise.
Those who know me best know that I love Disney's princess movies. Which means I know all about the many criticisms of the Disney Princess franchise and the twelve princesses in the lineup. After years and years of criticism, Disney finally responded by launching a marketing campaign centered around female empowerment: "Dream Big Princess." With this campaign, their message is clear: Disney.
