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Which Disney Heroine do you think had the happiest ending? I think Princess Nancy in Enchanted had the happiest ending it was so magical when Edward took her Andalasia and she was animated! And also Ariel (BEFORE TLM 2 when miss Melody came along -__-) She looked so happy when she finally became human and married Eric!

Cinderella - Cinderella probably has one of the happier endings, because she rids herself of the Stepmother and also becomes a Queen (with friends in tow).

The Little Mermaid - Ariel has a happy ending because she achieves her dreams of adventure on land. Unfortunately, she also loses her family. They'd still visit one another, I'm sure, but it would never be the same.

Beauty and the Beast - Belle has one of the happiest endings, simply because she doesn't have to sacrifice anything to become married and escapes the small-mindedness of her village.

Belle!
She doesn't lose anything and gets such wonderful things!

By the way, isn't this tread wrong posted or something?

For me, the only one who doesn't have a sequel

Snow White?

supertalies wrote:Snow White?

Now that you mention it...yes, I mean not only because the sequels but also because even with that high-pitched-so horrible voice she found someone who married her

Perhaps the prince was deaf or something

Cinderella,she got the ultimate happily ever after.
What's so happy about Belle's? the Beast is now an ugly prince .
Ariel also got a magical ending.
Nancy's wasn't that happy,it whould be happy for us if we were insted of her but I don't think she ever wanted to be an animated queen in an animated kingdom.

The Beast was not an ugly prince. As for Nancy, her ending was fine if you don't mind leaving your entire (good) life in the dust for an entirely new life.

Anyway, my vote goes to Cinderella. Obviously.

The Beast was not an ugly prince.

I agree completely. Now that I think of it, here's how I'd rank the princes, taking into account personality and "attractiveness": 1. Aladdin; 2. The "Beast"; 3. Eric; 4. The Prince; 5. Prince Charming; and 6. Prince Phillip.

Prince Phillip isn't ugly (none of them are nor were they intended to be), but he is my least favorite.

Hm. I guess Eric has my vote for most attractive, but dating Eric would feel like dating my non-existent brother/cousin/whatever. He looks like a good many of my clan. Want a challenge? Give me a Milo-Beast-Aladdin-John Smith-John Rolfe combination on the Ordered Dark alignment. Now that would be an interesting male lead.

Aurora! She becomes a Princess, finds out she can marry her true love, and both her parents are still alive!

Disney's Divinty wrote:I agree completely. Now that I think of it, here's how I'd rank the princes, taking into account personality and "attractiveness": 1. Aladdin; 2. The "Beast"; 3. Eric; 4. The Prince; 5. Prince Charming; and 6. Prince Phillip.

Prince Phillip isn't ugly (none of them are nor were they intended to be), but he is my least favorite.

I think I'm going to cry.

To me I think that Snow White's Prince is probably the bottom on my list. I personally find him the least attractive, and he pretty much just sings and disappears until the very end of the film. He just had a cardboard personality and look to me.

Anyway, for the princess who had the most happy ending, I would think it'd be either Aurora or Ariel. Ariel sacrificed so much to get what she wished for, and as Princess Forever said, a lot of Aurora's dreams came true as well.

Didn't Cinderella got THE happily ever after?.
Prince Adam is pretty ugly but he looks better then Snow White's.
Well,I think Eric,or Adam/Beast,or Aladdin,or Phillip or even Edward are the best,maybe Phillip is the best (Because he's the only Walt era prince with personality) thought exept Aladdin and maybe Beast all of them are just the Princess's love interests (Well,Aladdin is a bit more hero then Jasmine,I mean,she's also a hero,like Nala but the movie is more about him then her and Belle and the Beast are both the heroes of their film,it's about him and her).
So my rank is:
1.Phillip.
2.Eric.
3.Beast.
4.Aladdin.
5.Edward.
6.Prince Charming.
7.The Prince.
Maybe also...
8.John Smith.
9.Shang.

Snow White.

We find her prince unattractive while she finds him"charming". Just imagine her life in the castle..OMG I can hear her shrilly voice already.

But he has one song only for her.

Does that change the fact that he's a pedophile?.

Different times. Heck, twelve-year-old girls married thirty-year-old men in ye goode olde days.

I think Cinderella had the happiest ending.

She married her true love.
She doesn't have to live with her evil stepmother, nor her (sometimes) evil stepsisters.
She becomes a queen.
She lives in a palace.
She still has her friends. (the animals.)
AND, she had the best sequel. (Cinderella 3!)

Prudence wrote:Different times. Heck, twelve-year-old girls married thirty-year-old men in ye goode olde days.

Good days? such a little girl can't be a mother,or a bride.
He still seems bad,he also kissed her when he thought she's dead,he has no name and not to mention that he put lipstick on.

Ariel'sprince wrote:

Prudence wrote:Different times. Heck, twelve-year-old girls married thirty-year-old men in ye goode olde days.

Good days? such a little girl can't be a mother,or a bride.
He still seems bad,he also kissed her when he thought she's dead,he has no name and not to mention that he put lipstick on.

I was being somewhat sarcastic with my saying "ye goode olde days". My grandmother birthed my mother and three of her younger brothers when she was only a teenager herself. I'm not saying that's a great thing, and it's something I would try quite hard to avoid no matter what time period I found myself living in, but it was considered typical for girls as young as Snow White to marry and have children until very recent generations.