Can You Name The Disney Couple From An Image?

The movie Cinderella raises so many questions. How did Cinderella manage to walk in two glass slippers, let alone just one after she lost the other? Was Cinderella really the only single woman in town who wore her particular shoe size? And was the Prince’s first name actually Charming?

Bambi and Faline met when they were young fawns. Their mothers encouraged their friendship before Bambi’s mother was fatally shot by a hunter. In the movie, the animals warned each other that “Man is in the forest.” In the Disney studio, animators warned each other with the same phrase when Walt Disney was approaching.

These two met in a humble way, when Princess Jasmine was in disguise and didn’t understand why a vendor wouldn’t let her take an apple for a hungry child. But later they had a “whirlwind” romance, when Aladdin took her on a flying carpet ride and sang, “I can show you the world / Shining, shimmering, splendid.” What could be more romantic?

These two dogs are so refined! Think about it—most dogs would go straight for the meatballs and leave the pasta for last.

These two are from different worlds. Just look at them—he’s all scuffed up and assembled from random parts, while she’s all sleek and aerodynamic. And yet, over time, they find love and save the human race while they’re at it.

John Smith says this romantic line to Pocahontas, and yes, it’s very romantic if you step away from the fact that this movie is not a realistic depiction of what happened to Pocahontas and her people. Nevertheless, Pocahontas is the first Disney Princess who is based on a real person.

Ah, Hercules and Meg. It’s hard enough to fall in love and develop a real relationship without worrying about gods plotting against you. Somehow, though, they persevere. Plus, in a world of Disney women with fabulous hair, no one can match Megara’s ponytail game.

As children, Carl and Ellie spent time in Ellie’s clubhouse—an abandoned shack—and then they restored it after they grew up and got married. They both worked at the zoo, where he sold balloons and she was a zookeeper. Ellie’s dream of traveling to Paradise Falls is a theme that colors the whole movie, Up.

Mickey and Minnie always wear white gloves for a very good reason. In the early days, animators realized that dark hands would not show up in front of dark bodies, so they decided to give Mickey and Minnie (and others) some snazzy white gloves. Practical and creative!

Even after years apart, these two found their way back to each other. Nala helped Simba reclaim the throne, Simba made Nala his queen, and then they had two adorable cubs, Kiara and Kion. Talk about a happy ending for The Lion King!

Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl, aka Bob and Helen Parr, have endured through career triumphs, layoffs, underemployment, and parenting three uniquely challenging kids. Kudos to them! If you’re a parent, you know that they are heroic in ways that have nothing to do with rescuing citizens from burning buildings.

In this milestone Disney film, the creators did not even bother to give the Prince a name. No matter, though, because Snow White has enough charm and impressive stats for the both of them. Did you know that she is the youngest Disney Princess, at 14? She is the only Disney Princess with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Also, she has more solo songs in a single Disney movie than any other lead character: I’m Wishing, With a Smile and a Song, Whistle While You Work, and Someday My Prince Will Come.

Spiral Hill is a dramatic landscape piece in Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King, is oblivious to Sally’s shy flirtation during much of the movie because he is preoccupied with holiday concerns. When Jack and Sally finally share a kiss, Jack’s ghost dog Zero approves. Bonus: this movie can be part of your holiday festivities at both Halloween and Christmas.

Of course, Jessica Rabbit spoke these words to her husband, Roger—the missing words are “Roger” and “rabbit.” The two are living cartoon characters, called Toons. He is a hyper ‘40s-style cartoon rabbit and she is a sultry cartoon human woman.

That’s right—Donald is a WWII veteran, despite his extremely flat feet! His war-related shorts were Donald Gets Drafted, The Vanishing Private, Sky Trooper, Fall Out Fall In, The Old Army Game, and Commando Duck. Donald also appeared in an anti-Nazi propaganda short called Der Fuehrer’s Face, which won an Oscar in 1943 for best short subject cartoon.

The movie is called One Hundred and One Dalmatians because Pongo and Perdita are the biological parents of 15 puppies and adoptive parents of 84 more. Pongo has 72 spots, Perdita has 68 spots, and each puppy has 32.

Lumiere, the servant who was transformed into a candelabra in Beauty and the Beast, apparently had a romance with multiple ladies. In the 1991 animated version, he was in love with Fifi, a maid who was turned into a wooden duster with brown and white feathers. In the 2017 live action version, he was in love with Plumette, a maid who was turned into a white peacock feather duster. Are they the same character or two different women? It’s a mystery.

That’s right—Tiana and Naveen shared five kisses, even though she only appeared onscreen in her (non-frog) human form for about 19 minutes in The Princess and the Frog. Tiana made those minutes count! She also holds the record for wearing more different outfits in her movie than any of the other Disney Princesses, with a total of 11.

Tiana is not the only Disney female who has loved a frog. Miss Piggy loves Kermit the Frog, although their relationship can be volatile. They broke up in 2015, according to the ABC television series The Muppets, but we suspect they will find each other again. In case you didn’t know, Disney acquired the rights to the Muppets in 2004.

If you have not seen Fantasia 2000 yet, please experience this love story for yourself. Without revealing too much, we’ll say that the Toy Soldier deserves the adjective “steadfast,” as in the original Hans Christian Andersen story The Steadfast Tin Soldier.