This movie's an underrated gem. In so many fairy tale fantasy flicks the fates have to conspire to teach the hero a lesson by the end. But Gurgi's like "You want a lesson about how friendship and sacrifice can overcome fascism? Hold my beer while I do a flip."
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The copyright lawyers. /s
If I had to pick, it’d be Gurgi from The Black Cauldron. Dude deserves all the crunchies and munchies.
This movie's an underrated gem. In so many fairy tale fantasy flicks the fates have to conspire to teach the hero a lesson by the end. But Gurgi's like "You want a lesson about how friendship and sacrifice can overcome fascism? Hold my beer while I do a flip."
I used to love this movie, along with The Brave Little Toaster, despite both giving me nightmares.
Honorary mention to Leia, but my favorite Disney princess was probably Mia Wallace
Spider man. He's Disney now, right?
It’s Jafar since my visit at Disneyland Paris and realized he’s the most welcoming French all around the city.
Basil of Baker Street
Robin Hood.
With Nick Wilde as my second.
Hands down Ursula from The Little Mermaid. I am more fond of the villains than the princesses and Ursala is a diva!