I think they're probably pets/sidekicks too. It occurred to me that they might be the superhero aliases of some of Mirabel's relatives, but that's unlikely.D82 wrote:"Chispi" sounds like it could be a Spanish name for a pet. I know several dogs here called Chispa (spark). Chispi could be an affectionate way of calling a pet name with that name. And I've looked "Parce" up and apparently it means "friend" in Colombia, so these names have to be for this movie.
Who knows, but are they going to be superheroes or is it going to be more like fantasy?Sotiris wrote:I think they're probably pets/sidekicks too. It occurred to me that they might be the superhero aliases of some of Mirabel's relatives, but that's unlikely.
It will be more like fantasy, but maybe they will have codenames based on their powers.D82 wrote:Who knows, but are they going to be superheroes or is it going to be more like fantasy?
OK. Yes, I guess it's possible they could still have codenames.Sotiris wrote:It will be more like fantasy, but maybe they will have codenames based on their powers.
Yes, exactly. Thanks for translating it. I didn't think of doing it when I posted the book titles. I guess the title refers to the Madrigals' house. That reminds me that I read a rumor some time ago that said that the house will speak in the movie. I didn't post it because they didn't provide any source, but in the synopsis it says it's a magical house, so who knows, maybe it's true.unprincess wrote:casita="little house" in spanish
A Jaguar as an animal sidekick? Interesting. Wonder how it will look like. If it`s going to be a Sabor look-a-like.farerb wrote:Jared Bush (sort of) confirmed that a jaguar is going to be an animal sidekick:
https://twitter.com/thejaredbush/status ... 00001?s=19
no problem, Im from a Spanish speaking household so I'll prob do more translating (if someone else doesn't beat me to it first as Im not around here as often as others.)Yes, exactly. Thanks for translating it.
Oh, I didn't know that! It's great to know there are more people here who speak Spanish!unprincess wrote:no problem, Im from a Spanish speaking household so I'll prob do more translating (if someone else doesn't beat me to it first as Im not around here as often as others.)
Source: https://www.animationmagazine.net/event ... -for-2021/On Friday, June 4, the full day of fun begins! Virtual coffee chats, or cafecitos, will spotlight professionals from studios that include Warner Bros. Animation, Cartoon Network Studios, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Disney Television Animation, Netflix and Nickelodeon Animation Studio, capturing the scope and variety of perspectives in the animation industry.
Among the highly anticipated cafecitos is a discussion with some of the team behind Sony Pictures Animation’s The Mitchells vs. The Machines, which is out now on Netflix, including producer Phil Lord, production designer Lindsey Olivares, and head of story Guillermo Martinez. Charise Castro Smith, screenwriter and co-director on Disney’s forthcoming feature Encanto will hold a cafecito conversation with the film’s producer Yvett Merino.
I also hope we get some male-led films after Encanto. But we've had several films in a row with male protagonists in the past, so personally, I don't mind getting the opposite now, as long as the films are different enough from each other. And I think these last three have been. Raya and the Last Dragon is not a typical Princess movie, so it's quite different from Frozen II, and Encanto's lead character is going to be a girl and probably won't have anything to do with royalty despite her possible inclusion in the Disney Princess franchise. Plus, the film will be about the whole family and not just about her.I think it's not so much that I mind personally, but more that I'm concerned that WDAS is increasingly perceived as making girly films and Pixar boy's films. I do not actually believe that at their core either studio is particularly inclined towards any of those trends - it's probably coincidence more than anything else. But I do get annoyed that for many people, WDAS = princess films. I love the princess musicals myself, but WDAS has made so many other types of films, yet most don't seem to remember that diversity in the canon.D82 wrote:^
) you should be able to recognise that it's genuine.
I think the last "boy's film" that was a big success was Tarzan, and I'd say you'd have to go back to Aladdin and TLK before finding ones that were successful in merchandise with boys (perhaps Dalmatians was successful with boys, too, despite being an old film re-release, considering all the merchandise it had in the '90s). Meanwhile, most of PIXAR's films have male characters. Brave doesn't look like it did as well as most of their others, although it wasn't a flop like The Good Dinosaur. Inside Out was probably their only film that was an original with a focus on mostly female characters that was a huge success. I'm still surprised a sequel has not been announced to that film; it has the story potential to go on forever just like Toy Story, imo.Oh, OK. I understand you perfectly. Yeah, when you mention Disney to other people, the first thing they think of is the princesses. I hate that too. I also love those movies, but Disney is so much more than that. In fact, the princess musicals are just a minority of their films. Or at least they were. It's true that they're some of their best and better-known ones, but they have many other famous films as well. I think the Disney Princess franchise is the main culprit of this.Jules wrote:I think it's not so much that I mind personally, but more that I'm concerned that WDAS is increasingly perceived as making girly films and Pixar boy's films. I do not actually believe that at their core either studio is particularly inclined towards any of those trends - it's probably coincidence more than anything else. But I do get annoyed that for many people, WDAS = princess films. I love the princess musicals myself, but WDAS has made so many other types of films, yet most don't seem to remember that diversity in the canon.
More listed products. I don't remember if all of these character names had already been revealed or not.D82 wrote:Just a small update. More products listed on Amazon. I'm not sure if they're legit or not.
Disney Encanto Antonio's Animal Swing Small Doll Playset
Disney Encanto Julieta's Kitchen Small Doll Playset
Disney Encanto Mirabel Dress Outfit Fashion
Disney Encanto Dress Outfit Fashion Isabela Dress Outfit Fashion
They had. Luisa and Isabela are Mirabel's sisters and Antonio is assumed to be her brother because they share the same last name, but I suppose it could be some other relative of hers. Here are the changes in character names (given they are indeed the same characters and not different ones). Based on the character descriptions, I believe they are the same characters and Antonio was simply changed from being Mirabel's "enemy"/love interest to her brother.D82 wrote:I don't remember if all of these character names had already been revealed or not.