Your scientists have created millions, if not, trillions of Elsa clones, but here's the catch.

Most of the clones are children, and you need someone to guide them. Some clones are teenagers, and very few are adults with no powers or memory.

The Child Elsas have little to no memory of Elsa's life. An acceptable few amount have a few memories.

What do you do?

The other day I saw this post about the "original" first poster of the Disney Princesses movies, and I thought, what was the first poster released for Frozen? There are planty and all amazing, like the characters standing at the center of the poster, one with the covered in snow, another one with Elsa and Arendelle etc etc

Do you think there would be even a small chanche that Disney, in particular Jennifer Lee, would let Elsa die at the end of Frozen 4 maybe because of a sacrifice or like a scenery in which Elsa dies and Anna revenge kills someone? I'm just curious about if you expect, with a small percentage, this type of conclusion or if you are sure Disney would never do something like this to its protagonist?

Since know the movie is a part 1, there is bound to be a cliff hanger.

The movie will likely end as in the hero made it out alive but barely as there is still much damage to be undone.

"The family manage to make it but the world around them has crumbled and will take a miracle to restore. Now with the help of a new guide, the family along with hans venture out into the unknown in hopes of finding a way to restore the balance once again."

Ps: this isn't a copy of frozen 2 plot, it's something different.

Gonna give her a little D.I.Y.

I thought of an unusual way frozen ties into country music. Most country music now and then has been about love, while some still have that out in the country theme to them. Yet why I'm posting this is because I've come to an observation that frozen is about love, and country music ties into love songs. What do you all think

So in frozen 2 Elsa is the fifth spirit. Will she need an heir to inherit her traits or will she live eternally?

I find it strange how Elsa changed the clothes Anna was wearing in Frozen Fever. Wouldn't that make them cold for her to wear? Also, it's pretty impressive that Elsa can weave her ice in with different fabrics.

I've kept watching Frozen I and especially Frozen II in these days, over and over, and oh my goodness I'm in love with this franchise. Once you understand the lore, the story, and you give an interpretation to what is interpretable, you can then feel how good these film are. The style, the characters, the animations, the facial expressions, body language, the music, the interactions, the feelings, just everything. I want to share with you this AMV I saw on youtube, happy to be part of this community! I only want positive comments and positive vibes in here❄️😊

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX7LwoQtwrA

Yo opino que si! Posiblemente un Cartier Tank, ¿Vosotros qué creéis?

So I was recently reading a post about how Royal Heirs in Arrendelle would work, and it discussed the hypothetical idea of Elsa and Anna having a brother. It also reminded of a post I saw regarding a hypothetical spin-off with a split style twist, revealing to be in the Frozenverse with the protagonist being Anna and Elsa's long lost brother.

It got me to thinking, if Frozen 3 decided to introduced a long lost brother of Anna and Elsa and said brother had powers similar to Elsa (in this case, Lightning), how would you feel about that (and before anyone starts, no! I am not referring to the infamous Tarzan theory, that theory was already debunked and the fact that i mentioned said brother having powers like Elsa should show I am not referring to that theory)? Personally, I'm kindof conflicted about it, on the one hand, I do think from a storytelling perspective, it could be very interesting and compelling to see how Anna and Elsa would react to having a brother they never knew about.

Especially given that Anna and Elsa, if we go off of the second film, are both supposed to be the 5th Spirit, and the bridge between humanity and nature, as a bridge/diamond has to points. A long lost brother could throw a wrench in that, but in a good way, storytelling wise. Especially if said brother has powers. As it put that prophecy into question, and I could see Elsa being somehow stand-offish at first because of that, as well as just being skeptical of whether or not he is even there brother.

Anna, I think would be estatic at the idea of having another sibling, regardless, she definitely seems like the type who would be accepting of him right out of the gate. Regardless, I think Elsa's confidence would shatter instantly, as if they have a brother, this means the 5th Spirit prophecy is not true or was misinterpreted (which I'm okay with, as I never really liked that prophecy to begin with), though this could lead to that infamous "8 Spirits" theory turning out to be true. Granted, I could also see Elsa trying to rationalize it, but believing that this brother is meant to be the true other side of that bridge, while Anna is the odd one out. Or perhaps the sibling could get overwhelmed by the prophecy, and unlike Elsa, be disappointed by the Enchanted Forest just being...like any other forest, doesn't really connect with the Northuldra, and when Elsa's tries telling him about the prophecy and the spirits, it just overwhelms him, due to him being a simple man who just wanted to find out his roots. Which could also work as a meta-commentary on the current state of the series and how fans feel about the sequel.

Not to mention, the idea of a third Frozen child and Elsa meeting someone else with powers like her is just fun to think about, and it could explain why Aganarr and Iduna were so quick to lock Elsa away. Perhaps instead of it being because they feared what Elsa could become, they did it, because they feared what happened to there brother would happen to Elsa, as it could be that maybe there brother, much like Rapunzel from Tangled, was stolen from them as a baby before Elsa was born, due to word of his powers getting out, and that's why (or at least one of the reasons) the parents did what they did.

But on the other hand, the idea of them having a brother would be a bit contrived. As I stated, in order for it to work, it have to be an older sibling, and there's no evidence Agnarr and Iduna had a child before Elsa or after Anna. Not to mention, the whole Spirit lore, as it's stated the forest gifted Elsa's powers for Iduna's bravery. Yes, you could rationalize it, and just say that the forest gifted both children with powers. But, idk, that's a bit of a stretch. Also, the idea of another human elemental like Elsa is apparently a no-no not just in-universe, due to them putting emphasis on Elsa being unique, but also in the fandom, as fans are already angry by alot of the choices made in F2, so a long lost sibling could be adding to that negative pile.

Which is a shame, because I think Elsa being "One of a Kind" feels very limiting from a storytelling perspective, but.. whatever I guess. Finally, a long lost brother could through a wrench into the themes of Sisterhood and the bond that Anna and Elsa have.

What do you all think?

hello! always envisioned elsa as a basketball player. what kind of ball would she use? Im thinking the spalding nba4her.

We all know as fans of frozen Arendelle gets very cold in the winter and mild summers. Not including Elsas winter in frozen 1. What do you all think the average temperatures are in Arendelle? This has me very interested and courious. I've tried researching the average temperatures in places around where Arendelle would be.

And why is he totally useless in this movie