
The drawings look beautiful, although Ariel looks older than I think she's supposed to be, and Athena looks slightly different, rather than the spitting image of Ariel. It was still very fun to look at, and I really want to buy it!

Oh I KNEW that scene looked familiar! In some ways, I sorta liked that ending better (some).Disney Duster wrote:SPOILER that connects the first film to this film: At the end of this sequel, King Triton is sad with unconcious Ariel, and the music box and his singing revives her. This is very much like the unused ideas for the ending of the original movie. King Triton looks sadly at unconcious Ariel, then Ursula's shell breaks and Ariel's voice returns to her and revives her. This idea is even in one of the deleted scenes on the DVD!
But that's just an assumption made from one trailer! We have no idea that the movie won't expound on Ariel's love for humanity, only that it's not the focal point of the prequel. She couldn't have spent 16 years underwater simply pining for the world above every day.I mean, for pete's sake, SPOILER we don't even see Ariel talk about humans or how her love grew for them!.
You make some great points. Especially with Sebastian's line, "there's more to this place than meets the eye". In the coloring book it seems that Ariel finds the music box there. The "Song of the Sea" is another great find- I never thought of the connection, it's certainly possible. Regarding Marina, perhaps at first she only sought to gain Sebastian's job, then she got power hungry and wanted the Trident. I'm still not convinced Marina is Ursula in disguise-maybe Morgana. The Catfish Club does bear a striking resemblance to Ariel's Grotto. That would also be a nice plot point.Vermin Friends wrote: Oh yeah, and what about Sebastian's line, "there's more to this place than meets the eye"- what does it mean? The trailer showed it underwater, so I'm supposing that can't be the place where Athena died. Perhaps the place where Ariel used to play the piano (like in the still on the website)?
I think it's odd that if, Marina is Ursula, why does she want Sebastian's job, and not Triton's trident? I'm really hoping you're right- about it having much more to it than we know (so far, at least).
It's great that everything's on-model! On some of the coloring books I own, some of the characters are so off-model it's to the point of nonrecognition. And thanks for the comment on my avatar! lol
You know the "Catfish Club"? Could it be possible that it becomes Ariel's grotto? When I watch the musical sneak peek as well as the 5 minute sneak peek, it just... reminds me of it so much.
One last thing- could Athena's song be "the song of the sea" that Ariel refers to in "For A Moment"?
Well, thanks again, Disney Villain! Any scans you'd be willing to share with us would be fantastic!
Well TLM2 takes place like 10 years in the future. These guards could have died and been replaced. Or Triton has more than one set of guards, they are a royal family after all and security is always high. Or after Morganas first attack, Triton decieded that it would be best to keep security who are close to him and he knows he can trust to not double cross him. These mermen have probably been part of his council for a while and he knows he can trust his own people.Vermin Friends wrote:Damn. I thought I was onto something with the sharks.But still, why don't they work for him in TLM2?
The cover looks really... clean. I guess that's what you get when you buy a children's book. I really want it, though.lol I'm grateful for any scans you can give us, Disney Villain! And thanks again for doing it in the first place!
i know EXACTLY what u mean by "gooey"! THEY DOOOOOO LOOK GOOEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!disneystarsfan wrote:what's interesting about the scans that beckalovesariel posted is that Ariel actually looks better than how she does in AB. In that coloring book you can see the lines for instance in her hair that makes her seem more realistic and natural instead looking a little gooey(for lack of a better word) like she does in the movie.
You mean that scene fits AB more than the original TLM? Well...I guess. It certainly fits since it's about rediscovering music, reviving music, remembering music, and I guess music reviving everyone.Disney's Divinity wrote: I think the cut ending actually would be more appropriate here.
Um...it wasn't just not in the trailer, it wasn't in the two books based on the film! But since things seem to be missing...we just might get to see something about it, like I indicated in my post.Disney's Divinity wrote:But that's just an assumption made from one trailer! We have no idea that the movie won't expound on Ariel's love for humanity, only that it's not the focal point of the prequel. She couldn't have spent 16 years underwater simply pining for the world above every day.Disney Duster wrote:I mean, for pete's sake, SPOILER we don't even see Ariel talk about humans or how her love grew for them!.