Snow White is the baby of the group. Disney Princesses might run around like they're adults with their quests to find their one true love, but they’re actually just teenagers (who probably could have slowed it down on the marriages, you know?). Snow White is the baby of the group at 14 years old, while Jasmine follows at 15 years old (which, excuse me?). Ariel, Aurora, Merida, and Mulan are all 16 years old, Pocahontas is 17 years old, Rapunzel is 18 years old, and Cinderella and Tiana come in as the oldies at 19 years old.
One of Ariel's most defining characteristics is her bright, red hair. Choosing that shade her locks would be was something of a major point of contention between the animators and the studio executives at the time. The studio wanted her hair to be blonde, whereas the animators wanted her hair to be red. Thankfully the latter won out in the end. Otherwise, fans would have been deprived of one of the mermaid's key trademarks.The animators pushed for the red hair because it contrasted well with Ariel's blue-green mermaid tail (which was a color specifically made for Ariel, and has since been named after her), whereas blonde didn't. Plus, they found it easier to animate and darken than a yellowish-blonde.
Not five years later, Disney opted to remove Tinker Bell from the official lineup, and instead uses her to launch the Disney Fairies franchise in 2005. Unlike the Disney Princess franchise, the Disney Fairies franchise almost exclusively revolves around Tinker Bell (and the fairies connected to her, of which there are many). Since the franchise is a spin-off of Peter Pan, while we refer to them as Disney Fairies, in their stories, they are known as Neverland fairies.
In earlier drafts of the film, Cinderella originally had a pet turtle named Clarissa. he transformation scene where Cinderella’s dress goes from rags to a ball gown — was one of Walt’s favorite pieces of animation.he Girl with the Rose-Red Slippers” is the earliest Cinderella story, dating all the way back to 1 B.C! A maltreated but kind Greek slave girl marries the Pharaoh after an eagle drops her red slipper into the Pharaoh’s lap.
Belle is a fictional character in Walt Disney Pictures' 30th animated feature film Beauty and the Beast (1991). Originally voiced by American actress and singer Paige O'Hara, Belle is the non-conforming daughter of an inventor, who yearns to abandon her predictable village life in return for adventure. When her father Maurice is imprisoned by a cold-hearted beast, Belle offers him her own freedom in exchange for her father's, and eventually learns to love the Beast despite his unsightly outward appearance.