Which Disney Heroine Are You, 2? Quiz

Answer: Megara

Megara is from "Hercules".
Megara is more independent then most of the heroines. She also has more of a past than any other heroine. Her past is the motivation for a bitter, cynical sort of attitude. Disney wanted a new kind of heroine. Well they did a good job having her be only interested in herself, unlike the rest of the heroines who are for the most part selfless. However she learns to think of others first and later sacrifices herself for Hercules.

Answer: daydream

"Alice in Wonderland" came after a few non-animated Alice shows done by Disney. "Alice in Wonderland" was/is the only Disney movie whose world premiere was not in the USA but in London, England.

Answer: Ariel

"The Little Mermaid" was first considered in the 1930s but they held off for unknown reasons. Later they used the sketches for inspiration.

Answer: Tinkerbell

Tinkerbell is from "Peter Pan".
Many believe/think that Tinkerbell was modeled after Marilyn Monroe, on the contrary she was modeled after her live action model, Margaret Kerry. Many thought Tinkerbell was too sexy and curvaceous. But when Walt Disney began doing Sunday night TV, she became the hostess and not only did she light the castle on TV but also at Walt Disney World.

Answer: bringing honor to your family

Mulan is...you guessed it, from "Mulan".
Mulan is clearly a heroine of the later '90s. She is independent and is not focused on finding a true love but rather keeping the honor of her family and doing what she wants to do and not what she is supposed to do.

Answer: Snow White

Snow White is from well, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs".
Disney had a very hard time finding a voice just right for Snow White. The casting director called a very talented voice coach to get some recommendations. However while they were on the phone his daughter Adriana Caselotti got on the phone and began singing and talking in a young girl's voice. Although her father was very embarrassed, she did get the part.

Answer: adopt it as family

Lilo is from "Lilo and Stitch".
The idea in "Lilo and Stitch" was to focus on relationships and the gray area of relationships. No one in this movie is pure good or pure evil.

Answer: Jasmine

Jasmine is from "Aladdin".
"Aladdin" earned over $200 million.

Answer: Bianca

Bianca is from, "The Rescuers" and "The Rescuers Down Under".
"The Rescuers" was one of the last Disney classics to be worked on by Disney's "Nine Old Men" the nickname he gave his top 9 animators who had been with him from almost the beginning.

Answer: Jane

Jane is from "Tarzan".
It is said that the author of "Tarzan", Edgar Rice Burroughs, was never satisfied with any of the movies on Tarzan. His grandson did say however that he would have probably been pleased with Disney's version.