Disney Theory: The Younger Official Princesses

Hi there.

Now here is something i would love to call "Hillygon's Disney OC Theory". This is where i come up my own theories about the characters and such.

With that said, let's start with my first theory: "The Younger Official Disney Princesses"

Gerda:  Age: 8



Ingrid:  Age: 8



Elisa:  Age: 12



Danielle:  Age: 11



Celestia:  Age: 12

Well, we all know about the other official ones like  Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Belle, Jasmine, Pocahontas, Mulan, Tiana, Rapunzel, and Merida, right? Now....if these 5 heroines here, were actually made by Disney, the chances of them being considered official would have been more likely.

Let's start with Gerda. (The Snow Queen)

Tecnically, she is not born royal or live in a castle....but, she actually does have a strong relationship with other kid characters she knows. Kai, who is her best friend since toddlerhood, and currently her boyfriend. Katrine, the young thief girl and the only female of her bandit-group. When they both first met, Katrine had always wanted a true friend at the same age she is. And then she met the young royal siblings, Prince Viktor & Princess Ingrid. Both of the kids are ruling their kingdom by themselves, but they want to know more how to properly rule. Gerda also goes from one place to another through southern Sweden to northern Sweden, which makes her one of the most bravest & courageous Disney Heroines.

Ingrid. (The Snow Queen)

Now to another female from Disney's Snow Queen. Definately the cutest pure-royal princess of all Disney princesses. She and her brother have their castle for themselves, due to their parents, either being absent or dead. And think about it......a young & actual princess who rules a castle. That alone, would make her along the more famous ones.


Elisa. (The Wild Swans)

Here is a Disney Heroine, who feels like one of the more royal princesses in the legacy. I mean, Elisa is born of pure royalty, due to her parents being King and Queen. She has 11 royal older brothers. She then meets a prince named Dirk, at very young age, when she was a baby/toddler/child. Dirk is also born of pure royalty. And when they meet as preteens/teenagers, they would start to know each other better when time goes on and then fall in love. She is also one of the more sympathetic Disney Princesses, cause she has lost her brothers, at very young age and also due to her mother Paige's absence from the kingdom.

Danielle. (The Princess and the Pea)

Again, it goes back what i said about Gerda. Like that character, Danielle is also not born of pure royalty, nor lives in a castle....but she does have a family, a mother and a father. Which makes her a peasant girl. She also has a female best friend in the village, named Emma. Danielle would later go in to a castle, to see what fascinates her. There she meets a prince named Christian. Christian has a pretty low interest on other princesses. Mainly because he thinks that they don't care about him for what HE cares about, and more because of that he is THE prince for them. But when he first meets Danielle....he finds something very interesting about her. And as weeks would move on, both Christian & Danielle starts to know each other better, and Danielle would learn how to be a true princess. So....those factors could be much enough for Danielle to be considered an official one.

Celestia. (The Six Swans)

Like Elisa from the Wild Swans....Celestia is also born of pure royal blood. The only difference is that...while Elisa had 11 brothers, Celestia only has 6 brothers. And she also meets a prince named Gabriel, who she met during her childhood. Out of all the other heroines, here that i mentioned above....Celestia is the only one not from a H.C Andersen tale...but rather from a Brothers Grimm tale.


So to end this.....these Disney heroines are really good as main characters. But what's holding them back from being considered "Official Disney Princesses? Name your theory and factor below in the comment section.

Thanks.