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— Disney Princess is a franchise incorporating select female heroines from the, many of whom actually are princesses (by birth or marriage). Disney officially applies this title to (in order of their film releases): • • • • • • • • • • • Disney has included others in the merchandise at times, such as Alice of and Giselle of, but they have never officially been added to the roster. Note In Enchanted's case, this is because Disney would have to pay royalties to use her image so they decided against it. Esmeralda of was an actual Princess until 2004. Anna and Elsa from were expected to be the 12th and 13th to join the line-up, but it appears (for now, anyway) that Disney plans on retaining the 'Frozen' brand as a unique entity from the Disney Princess franchise. The same applies to, which follows most of the Disney princess conventions and was even advertised as such but has not been officially included in the line, and princesses and, though characters from the Disney princess line regularly feature in the former.

Note And,of course, there are the various examples of Disney princesses not affiliated in any way with major merchandise, like and. They were just a bunch of characters, but then people at Disney realized how popular they were with young girls (because of the ), and then made a of them. This includes not only dolls, but a whole variety of merchandise, as is usual with Disney. The line also makes role models out of the princesses, often teaching the values of honesty, kindness, in their shorts and films.

Beyond their respective films and the Disney Princess line, they appear in a wide variety of other Disney-created media: •: They make occasional guest appearances in this preschool-targeted series. Sofia costumes and accessories are also sold at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique at Disneyland and Disney World. •: Some of them are the seven 'Princesses of Heart' alongside one of the original characters in this video game series. Alice is swapped in for Ariel, but Ariel is still a. • Disney Girls: A chapter book series in which a handful of 9-year old girls in discover that they are counterparts of the princesses. •: A manga in which the titular Kilala travels through the worlds of six princesses to save a seventh kingdom.

•: A series of children's novels set in an for several of the fairy tale films, portrayed as existing in one setting of several adjoining kingdoms — and, via a that turns the stories over to the villainous/antagonistic characters, are distinctly. • There are also several other video games built on this franchise, including,,,, and. This product line provides examples of: •: • Cinderella has a silver dress and strawberry-blonde hair in her film, but in the franchise she usually has a blue dress and golden blonde hair. Download Game Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 Pc Indowebster.

• Aurora's hair is lightened from a dusky blonde to also golden blonde. Her skin also tends to lighten up a bit in comparison. • Snow White's skin has gone from white to pale beige and her hair now has blue highlights. •: Pocahontas and Mulan.

They're both considered 'official princesses', but they are left out of majority of the advertising. To lesser degrees than Pocahontas and Mulan, Jasmine and Tiana also get this treatment. Many have took notice how often these 4 particular princess usually get the crap end of the stick, and some have speculated it to be race related issue, as they are the only non-white princesses, and ironically some of the far more recent and recognizable ones. Despite that, they are less likely to be showcased. Also notable is that three out of four have considerably less finery than the other princesses - Jasmine has a outfit, while Mulan and Pocahontas have simple dresses.

•: When the franchise first debuted in early 2000, the princesses were simply shown in their unmodified dressed from the films. Later on, they started to make their dresses more elaborate, such as giving them more frills, mink trims, recoloring them all gold, being encrusted with jewelry, making them sparkle, and now, having them appear metallic. For, their looks were adapted for modernity, with all of the princesses from before 1995 getting an update on their look. It appears to be for the 3D animation seen in. •: Disney's definition of 'princess' is more 'popular heroine' than a literal title. The line was created in 2000, and Mulan and Pocahontas were already inducted in. Other Disney heroines who lack princess status, like,,, or, are occasionally seen in merchandise, but were never a part of the official line-up, or only briefly considered in.