The Disney Princess team-up in the Wreck-It Ralph sequel almost broke the internet when
the scene was teased in a trailer.
And, having watched the movie, I can confirm that seeing the iconic princesses assemble
for the first time will not disappoint fans!
Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers, it's Jan here and today I'm revealing every amazing Disney
princess detail, secret and easter egg you need to look out for in Ralph Breaks The Internet.
Plus keep watching to the end where I'll reveal some bonus Frozen easter eggs in the movie.
And to celebrate the the new film, I'm giving away some awesome Funko Pops.
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A really fun moment in Wreck-It Ralph 2 is when the princesses are so fascinated with
Vanellope's casual clothes that they want their own.
So, Cinderella has her mice make brand new outfits for everyone.
And after a 1960s Batman-style transition, we see the princesses in their new comfy clothing
and Cinderella sighs, 'ah, so this is love'.
Cinders' words poke fun at the song she sings when she dances with Prince Charming at the
ball and also mock the Disney princess cliché of true love.
While each piece of the princesses' new clothing matches the colour scheme of their iconic
outfits, what's especially interesting is that they're also loaded with easter eggs
and inside jokes.
The tank top Rapunzel wears under her hoodie has a design which reads "We gotta dream,
the Snuggly Ducklings", a clever call-back to the song in Tangled "I've Got A Dream"
which Rapunzel sang with the regulars at the rowdy pub "The Snuggly Duckling".
Her leggings also have a pattern with the sun crest symbol of Rapunzel's kingdom of
Corona.
For Ariel, the words "gizmos", "whozits", and "whatzits" appear on her top referring
to the lyrics of her iconic song "Part of Your World".
And in keeping with Ariel's love of all things human, she's so amazed at her new "thingamabob",
aka shirt, that she even launches in to song, singing "I once had a dream that I might wear
a shirt".
Pocahontas's sweater has a design of a wolf howling at the moon plus the words "Blue Corn
Moon" in a nod to that same line in her song "Colors of the Wind".
Cinderella's jumper has an image of her classic pumpkin carriage plus "G2G", aka "Got To Go",
a fun throwback to how she had to leave the ball before midnight.
And, look at the bean bag she's sitting on, it's patterned with sparkles like the ones
from the Fairy Godmother's magic wand during Cinderella's transformation scene.
Belle has a silhouette in the shape of the Beast on her shirt with the letters "BFF"
which, in this case, are short for "Beast Friends Forever".
Anna's shirt has a "we finish each other's sandwiches" theme in a shout-out to her song
with Hans, "Love Is An Open Door".
And Elsa has a blue and white coloured "Just Let It Go" sweater referencing her iconic
song.
The "NOLA" on Tiana's top is short for "New Orleans, Louisiana" where she's from and the
crown in the middle of the "O" reflects the design of The Princess and the Frog's title
card and is also a hat-tip to Prince Naveen.
Moana has hashtag "Shiny" on her shirt together with a picture of Tamatoa, the villainous
giant crab who sang the memorable song "Shiny" in her movie.
Mulan wears a bomber jacket that sports some Mushu artwork on the front and back in honour
of her dragon companion and friend.
Snow White gets a poison apple-themed top, Jasmine has the genie's three wishes, and
Sleeping Beauty's top appropriately points out that she's the "Nap Queen".
Merida's shirt has a bear and the word "mum" on the front because her mother [Queen Elinor]
transformed into a bear after eating enchanted cake.
There are also tons of amazing background details and easter eggs for fans to uncover
in the scene, especially on the princesses' individual dressing tables.
For example, Belle often switches back to reading during the scene and so, of course,
there's a stack of books in her cubicle.
Just in front of the books on the table, is the magic mirror from Beauty and the Beast,
and a candelabra, which is a hat-tip to Lumiere.
In Ariel's cubicle, there's a reminder of her fascination with human objects because
if you look very carefully, you'll spot a box of thingamabobs.
And you can also see the candelabra from her secret grotto.
On Tiana's mirror, there's a picture of "Tiana's Place", the restaurant she and her father
dreamed of opening and which became a reality for her in The Princess And The Frog, and
on the table, there's a plate of her famous "man-catching" beignets.
Also in the background is a photograph of young Tiana with her parents.
Continuing the bear theme of Merida's clothes, she has several toy bears on her vanity table.
On top of Anna's dressing table, you can see a vase of sunflowers, which reflects just
how much she loves those flowers as we've seen throughout the Frozen films.
And you can also just about make out the dolls of the sisters which appeared during the "Do
You Wanna Build A Snowman?"
song in the first Frozen movie.
In Rapunzel's area, you can see her chameleon Pascal sitting on top of her paint box, and
there's a painting of an owl, which is a shout-out to the owl belonging to her friend and handmaiden
Cassandra in the Tangled TV series.
Cinderella has a pumpkin on her dresser as well as a clock that's stuck at midnight and
Jasmine, of course, has Aladdin's magic carpet and the genie's lamp.
The crests above each dressing area are also suitable symbols for each princess.
For Ariel, there's a nautilus shell referencing Ursula's enchanted necklace which held Ariel's
voice that she gave to the sea witch in exchange for human legs.
Tiana has a water lily, Rapunzel has the magical golden flower, the Frozen sisters have a crocus
reminiscent of the official crest of Arendelle, and Cinderella has a glass slipper.
There are also some clever little tributes and easter eggs to signature details we associate
with the princesses.
As Vanellope glitches into the room, Aurora is asleep on a chaise longue holding a red
rose and in exactly the same pose she was during her enchanted slumber in her original
1959 movie.
Rapunzel continues to indulge her love of painting as you can spot her here very briefly
painting on the side walls of her dressing area!
And while the other princesses lounge around on chairs, bean bags or cushions, Rapunzel
actually sits in a chair of her own hair!
Another detail you'll need to look carefully for is Cinderella plucking a leaf out of Pocahontas's
hair.
That moment is a little homage to the leaves we see swirling around Pocahontas during her
song "Colors of the Wind".
And in another nod to that song, watch how Pocahontas's hair is constantly in motion
with magical wind blowing through her tresses even though she's indoors.
And when the princesses spring into action they brandish many of their signature weapons
or items, with Cinderella going hilariously dark and smashing her glass slipper making
it into a shiv.
You'll have doubtless noticed Merida's bow, Mulan's sword, Belle's book and Rapunzel's
frying pan, but a little harder to spot is Ariel brandishing her dinglehopper.
"What is it?"
"It's a dinglehopper."
Also in this shot, Elsa stands ready to ice Vanellope with her freezing powers.
Elsa's sister Anna doesn't have a weapon, but she does have her fists at the ready,
which is a nice call-back to that moment in Frozen where she punched the villainous Hans
in the face.
Moana has the oar we've seen her use to threaten Maui.
Tiana, being the gifted cook she is, has a rolling pin.
And Sleeping Beauty has a spindle from her spinning wheel.
Pocahontas wields the club that her father was going to use to execute John Smith.
And Jasmine brandishes the Genie's lamp.
There's also a cameo appearance by Pocahontas's raccoon Meeko although he's clearly not a
fan of Vanellope when she goes to pet him; and we also see Cinderella with her mice and
birds, and Jasmine with her pet tiger Rahjah.
There's another funny nod to Aurora's sleepiness when she starts to doze off while Merida's
talking.
Merida wakes her up with a jolt and the look on Aurora's face is just priceless.
Near the start of the scene, after Pocahontas asks Vanellope what type of princess she is,
the other princesses humorously run through a list of tropes that have been part of their
characters over the years.
"Do you have magic hair?"
"No."
"Magic hands?"
"No."
"Do animals talk to you?"
"No."
"Were you poisoned?"
"No."
"Cursed, kidnapped or enslaved?"
"No!
Are you guys OK?
Shall I call the police?"
"Then I have to assume you made a deal with an underwater sea witch where she took your
voice in exchange for a pair of human legs!"
"No.
Good lord!
Who would do that?!"
"Have you ever had true love's kiss?"
"Eugh!
Barf!"
"Do you have daddy issues?"
"I don't even have a mom."
"Neither do we!"
That last joke is a reference to the dark truth that so many Disney princesses don't
actually have a mother who's still alive.
Which is possibly due to the fact that Walt Disney felt responsible for the death of his
own mother, so the theory is the studio adopted a kind of "no mothers" policy in the stories
they developed.
Now, if the princess scenes in Ralph Breaks The Internet impressed you with how true they
felt to the original characters, that's in part because most of the original actors who
voiced the characters returned to record lines for the new movie.
In fact, when each actress came in to the studio to record her lines, she would often
make some little tweaks and changes to make the script feel slightly more authentic to
each princess.
Of course, some of the original actresses weren't available.
Adriana Caselotti, who voiced Snow White, and Ilene Woods, who voiced Cinderella, are
sadly no longer with us and Mary Costa, the original voice of Aurora, is retired.
However, Jennifer Hale and Kate Higgins provided voices for Cinderella and Aurora respectively
as they have voiced those characters in recent Disney projects.
And lending her voice to Snow White was Ralph Breaks The Internet co-writer Pamela Ribon.
There are also some other great Disney princess easter eggs peppered throughout the film.
During the pancake-milkshake game, the little toddler watching looks incredibly like baby
Moana.
It seems a deliberate choice by the filmmakers as the little girl's official name has been
revealed as "Mo".
On top of that, there's an even sneakier easter egg in this scene because Mo's mother, who's
driving the car, is actually voiced by Nicole Scherzinger, who also voiced Moana's mother
in the 2016 animated movie.
I also noticed several other Frozen easter eggs outside the main princess scenes in Ralph
Breaks The Internet.
When Vanellope arrives at Oh My Disney, listen out for the pop version of Frozen's "Let It
Go".
And among the viral cat videos that Ralph and Vanellope encounter is one of a grumpy-looking
cat pushing a little Anna doll off a table.
Also, the Frozen sisters' father King Agnarr appears in a pop-up ad!
Finally, there's an amazing additional scene with the princesses late on in Ralph Breaks
The Internet, however, I don't want to spoil it here so I may do a separate video about
that.
Now, who's your favourite Disney princess in the movie?
And would you like to see any of the princesses team up for their own film?
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