Como Hexed se estrena el otro mes, podemos ya pensar que Disney sacará algo relacionado con Frozen 3 como un adelanto oficial o teaser trailer, tenemos también el mes de diciembre así que hagan sus teorías.

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Custom face for my Garmin Forerunner. What do y’all think?

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(Art by Angel Light)

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Chapter 46 of Anna, Queen of Flames is online!

The battle rages on in Arendelle. As he tries to fight, Kristoff is overwhelmed by the horror of war. When he reaches the harbor, he is intercepted by a former comrade-in-arms...
Meanwhile, Elsa and the resistance struggle to reach the bridge that will lead the princess to the royal castle and Anna.

Please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments! ❤️

You can read the chapter on FFN (EN only), AO3 (EN or FR), and Wattpad (FR only)!

I'm so in love with these Modern Fan arts of Elsa ❄️

I hope, although I have my doubts, that Frozen 3 won't be yet another story where the villainess is portrayed as a major threat throughout the entire movie, only for it to be revealed at the end that she's simply misunderstood and just needs understanding or acceptance. Or, even worse, that the real villain turns out to be some random character, while she's portrayed as the actual victim.

Although, I'm afraid it might end up being some kind of "what if" scenario, where the villainess represents what Elsa could have become if she had never had Anna in her life. Basically, without Anna, Elsa would have turned evil too, and by the end, they'll just show the villainess the power of "love," and suddenly everything will be fine. Essentially, a storyline similar to what we saw in Once Upon a Time.

Most importantly, there's no need for this villainess to have excessive screen time, or even worse, to become the center of the entire story and overshadow Anna and Elsa, just like what happened in Once Upon a Time.

I think it would be really funny if he pops up randomly in Frozen 3 to save the main characters from distress. It would be even better if he's still wearing Elsa's crown and funnier if she recognizes it 😆

Side note: It would be awesome for Elsa to have an ice castle again, just not one that would break apart/get damaged like the last one.

I am a massive Frozen nerd and have therefore chosen to spend my evening listening to every Elsa out there, and I’m just stunned by the Danish Elsa.

Now, I might be a little bit biased, because I also learned that the woman who voices the Danish Elsa is at the same time very good looking, and I am very gay, so that might give her an advantage in my crowning of the best Elsa.

That said, please go listen to the Danish Elsa and prepare to have your ears blessed. Especially her version of “Show Yourself” is incredible.

Which Elsa is the best in your opinion?

Frozen takes place around the 1840s but what do you think might happen if the film was set in a different year?

Its interesting to me because in F2 he was no where seen in into the unknown song, but was back once Arendelle was evacuated. However he was shown but I'm not sure if he was really sleeping but in the wagon ride it looked like he was trying to almost sleep?

What are your thoughts about what and where Olaf sleeps?

This isn't the typical "they got screwed by Disney" post (no matter how true it may be), but this is simply I've noticed in retrospect. "Frozen 2" is the first and currently only theatrical sequel to a film based on a fairy tale...but it doesn't feel like a fairy tale. Individually, it has some aspects of it, but altogether the narrative feels much more more in-line with the action/adventure of current fantasy films.

Now obviously it's not like "Frozen" took a lot of influence from the fairy tale; we just took the lead and the frozen heart idea. This was around the time when Disney was starting to entertain more original ideas, and both this and "Tangled" suffered from Post-"Shrek"/Pixar acquisition syndrome, so maybe that's why it feels so different.

Not "feeling like a fairy tale" isn't automatically a bad thing, but it is something I worry about with Disney's future fairy tale adaptations--whenever we get back to that. If the antagonist of "Frozen 3" is the actual Snow Queen (which I kinda don't want since she's already been used for "Once Upon a Time" and is already very familiar to Elsa's scrapped concepts that we've fixated on for over a decade, I'm curious if there are gonna be more influences from the fairy tale, or if it's a repeat of the first film with just borrowing the character.

I personally think everyone’s MBTI sort of changed in Frozen 2. I feel like Anna’s changed from Perceiving to Judging through the two movies. She tried making really good decisions in Frozen II and was way more mature in my opinion.