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A few weeks ago (or a Month,idk), Oliva Rodrigo's album "you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love" came out, and oh my god! The song "Expectations" from that album is so Anna! Everything she believed about Hans and the way she "fell in love" is described in the song. I love it! 💗💗💗✨✨✨😭😭🥰🥰🥰
Frozen II - Queen Anna of Arendelle
How to rise from the floor? But it’s not you I’m rising for
Happy Birthday, Anna!
June 21st, 2026
Hyup!
It had to be done.
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s e l f l e s s
(adj.) concerned more with the needs and wishes of others than with one's own
Example(s):
Turning away from the true love you thought would save you from perishing and sacrificing yourself instead to stop a monster from killing your sister
Diving down deeper and giving up your life for the truth to free a forest and restore your kingdom
s e l f l e s s
Some parts of the fandom hate the joke in "Let It Go" where Elsa feels "embarrassed" when she sees herself singing. They're bothered by it because Elsa was at the height of her fame, and they feel it's unfair because the song became quite popular.
But I don't see the negative side of it. It's just a joke, and besides, in that scene, Elsa was in a stage of self-acceptance, a stage where even some things she did in the past make her cringe, just like any human being who evolves and changes. Because when we grow up, sometimes there are situations from our past that make us say, "Oh no, was that really me?" And yes, we tend to feel embarrassed or cringe when we remember those situations. So what? It's part of growing up as human beings. It's okay if some situation in your life makes you feel embarrassed; it's part of it. And just like a human being, a character does too, and Elsa is a clear example.
Elsa is a human being like any other. She had every right to feel cringe during that period of her life when she was practically isolated and faced with her greatest enemy: FEAR. And in Frozen 2, when she's on Ahtohallan, she's at peace with herself and free from fear. So... what's wrong with having an emotion like embarrassment? It's normal; it makes her HUMAN. 🌹🌹🌹
What do you think the wedding will be like when frozen three comes out? I bet Sven will be kristoff best man well best reindeer and Elsa as the maid of honour I bet everyone in the kingdom will be thrilled and mostly the trolls but do you think that a unnatural disaster will happen?
That's my girl!😎🤙🏽✨
Elsa and Anna finding out about their sisters' death.
fandom is also really annoying when you like a flawed character but one half of the fandom is like "they did nothing wrong" and the other part is like "they are the VILLAIN they suck they should be burned at the stake". like guys. please. can we not do this
Anna and Elsa are like:
It's frustrating to see that there are sides that vilify the sisters and judge them for their actions, while others treat them as if they wouldn't hurt a fly.
Anna, for example, who is my favorite character in all of Frozen, I love her character development and the story she has to tell in the movie. I'm aware that she's not a perfect character; she also has her flaws, and that can't be denied. Anna is impulsive and acts before she thinks, which can be detrimental in some ways, and sometimes people overlook the fact that Anna also has flaws and act as if she doesn't really do anything wrong. However, there's also the other side where people treat her as if she were the villain of the movie, as if she were truly to blame, and they judge her unfairly for her impulsive actions in the film. They call her stupid for falling in love with someone without having met them, they blame her for making Elsa angry and saying that Elsa was suffering because of her, and they don't stop to think about the reasons behind her actions. It's frustrating from both perspectives.
From Elsa's perspective, it's practically the same, only from my experience... well, I haven't seen much negative talk about the character, but I won't deny that some people make her seem like she's the villain, and it's ironic, isn't that what Frozen is all about? Because surely many grew up believing Elsa was the villain because Disney wanted to sell us that idea, but the movie turned out to be the complete opposite, and yet supposedly adult people see her as if she's the one who's wrong because of her actions, that she's selfish for not thinking about her sister, that she doesn't care about her kingdom, etc., and they forget what Elsa had to go through. And then there's the other side, where they also forget that Elsa isn't a perfect character; she's very complex and has her flaws, but you can't point any out because people get annoyed and accuse you of hating the character. It's frustrating that they don't see her imperfect side either. Anyway, she's great, and that's what makes her Elsa.
In short, yes, it's frustrating on both sides; some people see them as bad, while others sanctify them too much.
The Next Right Thing from Frozen 2 reimagined in ASL (American Sign Language)
Releasing April 27th 2026 on Disney+
I can't believe that some Frozen fans are complaining that Frozen 3 will inevitably "make Anna the main star" and sideline Elsa, as shown in @the-blue-fairie's recent post about fans pitting Anna and Elsa against each other. Just because it's been confirmed that the movie will feature Anna and Kristoff's wedding.
In the first place, we know almost nothing else about the plot. It's silly to jump to any conclusions.
But in the second place, how does it make any sense to talk about "making Anna the main star" as if that were a gross injustice?
In the original Frozen, Anna is the main star. Elsa may be the show-stealer who sings the most iconic song, but Anna is the protagonist. Elsa was originally conceived as the antagonist, while in the finished film, she's the deuteragonist. From the beginning of production, even before the writers decided that Anna and Elsa would be sisters, the core concept of the original movie was "an ordinary girl's love proves to be more powerful than the snow queen's magic." Anna, the ordinary girl, has always been at the center.
I'm sorry, but pretending the whole franchise is supposed to revolve around Elsa is slightly delusional.
Another thing is, if you said to Elsa that Anna was stealing her spotlight, Elsa would be really upset with you. Elsa is the first one to tell Anna, "The magic one is you." And if you said to Anna that you thought Elsa was "ridiculously narcissistic" and predatory and shouldn't be part of Anna's life, Anna would hate you.
If the sisters can love and support one another and share strong bonds with the whole frohana, then the fandom can learn from their example.
Jen Lee: *announces the plot of Frozen 2, revealing it will focus on the origins of Elsa's powers, and releases a ton of promotional material featuring Elsa, including posters where she's prominently displayed*
Elsa fans: 🥹🥹🥹✨✨✨😭😭😭😭😭💗💗💗💗💗
Jen Lee: *Announces Anna and Kristoff's wedding in a short 6-minute documentary, revealing the news in just a few seconds, and that's all we got to see of Anna*
Elsa fans: 🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡🙄🙄😤😮💨🥱🥱
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If I think about it, as an Anna fan, Elsa literally got tons of previews beforehand When Frozen 2 premiered in theaters, Anna, from my point of view, was relegated to the background. But that doesn't mean I'm going around saying Jennifer Lee is a fan of Elsa or that she identifies with her a lot. If that were the case, I would have already thought that Elsa was her favorite because of all the publicity and ads she did, and that she's leaving Anna out. I mean... hello, where's Anna? 🙄🙄🙄🙄
If I reacted in such a toxic way, wow, I'd even be envious that Elsa supposedly gets more attention in the trailers and Anna gets almost none, or as I said, appears in the background. But... why waste my energy on something unnecessary? Elsa, whether she likes it or not, is ONE of the protagonists of Frozen. It's clear that she's the golden star of Frozen, so why would I be envious of something like that? Let Elsa shine as much as she wants, however she wants. I'd be happy to see something of her too, because as an Anna fan, I'd be just as proud and very excited. 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
However, what really bothers me is the toxic side of the fandom. They haven't even said much about Frozen 3. Anna and Kristoff's wedding was barely announced, and Elsa fans are already upset about that news alone, asking, "Where's Elsa?" I mean, have they forgotten that we saw concept art featuring Elsa two years ago? (Yes, Anna appears too, but Elsa is right there in front!), have you forgotten the questions you asked at D23 two years ago? And you're only getting upset over a tiny bit of news about Anna? That's definitely toxic behavior, and not only that, you're labeling Jenifer Lee as having Anna as her favorite, blaming her for not giving Elsa the attention she needs, and blah blah blah, when it's actually the complete opposite. Anna and Elsa are like Jen Lee's daughters, and she loves them as such.
Grow up, fandom! ANNA AND ELSA ARE THE STARS OF THE FRANCHISE! . So what if there's news about Anna and Kristoff's wedding? It's not like Elsa's sparkle dimmed by that "great news" when they're barely giving us any details! I still don't understand how they can make a beautiful love story about sisters who are completely different from each other and have their fandom at war like it's Northuldras vs. Arendelle. And you know what's ironic about all this? Elsa is happier than her fandom about the news, or well... at least she's excited that her little sister will get married in the future. She even threw her an engagement party! But her fans? Oh my God, I never expect anything from them and they always manage to disappoint me, and I mean it, they disappoint me. And no, I'm not generalizing. I know there are Elsa fans who adore Anna, but they're few and far between. But the majority? Yes, they are a huge disappointment. And no, I'm not generalizing about Anna fans either. I know there are fans of the character who don't appreciate Elsa, but... yes, they are very few from my perspective, but this seems very extreme to me. It's sad and very regrettable. It breaks my heart that there's so much competition, especially coming from a franchise where the protagonists are different and love each other very much despite those differences. 🥀🥀🥀🥀
My feelings right now are like:
