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I'm all for people having different opinions on movies, but Alex's takes are so bad that I'm going to debunk almost everything he says in this video. This is for constructive criticism purposes only.

The video starts with a very cringe worthy skit of him making his Poppy and Viva plush toys beat the crap out of Elsa and Anna dolls, as well as throwing Elsa in the toilet and saying she deserved it. Oh, and some awful one-liners like "WHAT? WHAT'S THE MEANING OF THIS, KIM POSSIBLE? YOU JUST KILLED MY SISTER!" "Oh, I'm not Kim Possible. I'm Trolls Band Together Fan, here to change your mind on the Trolls movies". Wow, those are some great one-liners. Arnold Schwarzenegger must be quaking right now. He starts the review off by saying "Well guys. This is it. The big one. The shit stopper. The constipation of American Cinema. A bowel blockage of which any value can possibly be removed. Well guess what, I now think this is the worst movie of all time! Yes, even worse than Across the Spider-Hell. I'm of course talking about the indescribable Horror that is Frozen 2!" Hmm. Where have I heard this before?

"Well guys. This is it. The big one. The shit stopper. The constipation of American Cinema. A bowel blockage of which nothing of any value can possibly be removed. What is said to be one of the worst films of all time. I am of course talking about the indescribable terror that is Joel Schumacher's Batman and Robin"

Oh my god! You just copied Nostalgia Critic's review of Batman and Robin.

Alex says that Frozen 2 deserves no positives. Even going as far as saying "If you think of any good thing in Frozen 2, then I'm sorry, you do not deserve to be a professional movie critic, you don't deserve to work in the film industry, and truth be told, YOU HATE MOVIES! THAT'S RIGHT! YOU HATE GOOD MOVIES!" No piece of fictional entertainment should make you so angry that you are willing to stoop down to the level of insulting people, purely because they like something you don't like. It's fine if you don't like Frozen 2, but going as far as to call it the worst movie of all time, that is outrageous and not a good point. Your opinion is not coming from you judging the movie fairly, it's coming from your sheer bias, and the fact you've got to hate anything that isn't Trolls. And stop bashing anyone that doesn't like Frozen 2 and saying they don't deserve to be a critic or work in the film industry. Who cares if someone likes Frozen 2. It's just opinions. Nothing to get upset or angry about.

Oh and the script is nowhere near as bad as Alex says in this video. There was a purpose to why they needed to leave Arendelle and go to the enchanted forest to Ahtohallan to save Arendelle. Arendelle had no future until they did so. Alex claims that children would hate this movie, but I beg to differ. He claims that when he saw the movie in theaters back in 2019, a family with kids left the theater 30 minutes into the film. This is a lie cause there's no way a family with children could get bored enough to leave. Because most are really into Frozen. Alex just copied BlackCriticGuy's review of Norm of the North.

Alex lashes out at those who praise the animation by punching the camera and ranting about Frozen 2's animation, saying that the animators put zero effort in the animation, that Elsa's ice powers look like they came from a PS2 game, that the backgrounds are unfinished, calls the forest uninspired and boring, and Ahtohallan looking like a video game, and also saying that he'd rather spent time in the Trolls locations like Vacay Island and Mount Rageous. Frozen 2 looks nothing like that, he's just being really dramatic. Foodfight and Norm of the North have way worse animation than Frozen 2. I wouldn't mind spending time in the enchanted forest and Ahtohallan. They look beautiful. Alex also says that if he was the director of this film, he would fire the animators over Elsa and Anna's character designs. He calls their designs uncanny, and scary. Really? Elsa and Anna don't look scary at all. He calls Elsa's dress "cheap and lazy", and calls Poppy's dress the best dress ever. First of all, you copied off of BlackCriticGuy's review of Kung Fu Panda 3 and AniMat's review of Cloudy with a chance of meatballs, second of all, Elsa's dress is not cheap and lazy. And third, Poppy's dress is not the best dress ever, that title belongs to Belle, Rapunzel, and especially Elsa and Anna. This guy needs to seriously lay off Trolls for a while, because his obsession with Trolls has become extremely unhealthy.

He freaks out over Olaf and says "I JUST WANT TO THROW HIM INTO THE FIRES OF MOUNT DOOM FOR ALL I CARE!". Oh my god. That is just evil. What did Olaf ever do to you.

He claims Kristoff is a "creepy stalker". He goes on a childish tirade about Elsa and Anna being the "worst duo of all time" and calls them horrible sisters and claim that they show no love and support for each other, complains about Anna being protective of Elsa, and calls Elsa selfish for sending Anna and Olaf away on a makeshift boat down the river. Kristoff is not a stalker. He just wants to be there for Anna and Elsa, he just can't find the appropriate time to propose to Anna, Kristoff would never stalk Anna. Alex's points about Elsa and Anna are incorrect. They do show love and support for each other. Anna is rightly protective of Elsa because she nearly lost her in the first film. Elsa was not selfish to send Anna and Olaf away while she went to Ahtohallan alone, she did the right thing, she saved Anna and Olaf's lives because Elsa knew it would be too dangerous to bring them along with her to the oceans, and they could've died if they went to the oceans with her. There was no way they could've crossed the oceans to Ahthohallan. He even goes way too far by comparing Elsa to a strict school teacher that a fellow subscriber of his doesn't like.

He rants about the songs, freaks out over All is Found and Show Yourself, says that he wants to shoot the reindeers in Lost in the Woods because, in his eyes, they're creepy, and even calls Elsa's singing scary. How is Elsa's singing scary? You're just looking for excuses to complain. At least the songs in Frozen 2 have a glamour to them, and some weren't afraid to go dark like The Next Right Thing. He goes on yet another childish tirade and accuses the Show Yourself scene of ripping off the scene in The Lion King where Simba sees Mufasa's spirit in the sky. Iduna appearing before Elsa in Ahthohallan is not copying Mufasa's spirit from The Lion King. She wasn't telling Elsa to return back to Arendelle and take her place on the throne like Mufasa was telling Simba go back to Pride Rock. This is hypocritical of Alex to call this scene a rip-off, yet he himself has plagiarized off of Nostalgia Critic, AniMat, and BlackCriticGuy. Alex loses his shit at the film's climax where Elsa saves Arendelle from the wave, screaming like a toddler. Dude calm down, it's just a movie, it's not that serious. I don't see how that climax is bad or the worst ever. There are way worse climaxes than Frozen 2. Disaster Movie has the worst climax of all time.

Alex says that if he had children, he would make them watch Trolls Band Together instead of Frozen 2, and says "Why can't every movie be like Trolls Band Together?". What woman would want to have kids with someone who overly obsesses with Trolls and treats it like it's the best thing ever? You shouldn't force your love of Trolls onto others. You sound like William Foster from Falling Down where in one of the home videos he watches, he freaks out and yells at his wife all because his baby daughter was crying and didn't want to sit on the rocking horse he bought her. Your kids are capable of making their own decisions. And if they want to watch Frozen, let them. Don't be a control freak. He ends the video by filming himself burning the DVD of Frozen 2 in the fire. Dude. You just wasted your money. I'm stopping right here cause I can't take it anymore.

This video was just awful. It's just as bad as his Across the Spider-Verse rant. He makes no good points throughout this video, he copies and plagiarizes off of other youtubers because he's that lazy of a reviewer, he badmouths those that like the movie, and takes his hatred of the movie way too far and only hates this movie because people don't like Trolls.

Besides making your own predictions/theories for the bingo (with this round focusing on Northuldra and the Elemental Spirits), I've brought out the outcast suggestions back to being voted upon, I've also put in a few ideas for Frozen III from some users on this subreddit (those that I've read), choose one you think is most likely to appear in the third sequel

1: An apocalyptic ending (Reason: After Elsa and Anna completed the Asgard quest, a huge storm spread past from Arendelle to the forest, result in a rebuilt) by u/Queasy-Jellyfish3275

2: The inclusion of the 1848 Revolutions (Reason: It would be a sensible plotpoint addition within the movie, similar to how the dam was historically inspired and also a plotpoint in Frozen II, along with the fact Frozen I takes in 1843 and Frozen II in 1846) by u/ThomasTubeHD

3: Elsa’s Potential as a Goddess in Frozen (Reason: A D23 Expo question arose about Elsa powers that hints her abilities may not be entirely self-originated, and in Frozen II, her discovery of Ahtohallan and her realization as the Fifth Spirit only scratches the surface of her potential. Thus, Disney has set the stage for deeper exploration, and future installments about Elsa’s divine connections, unraveling the mystery of her powers and their source) by u/Ok_Evening_9253

4: Anna getting her own companion creature to ride (Reason: Kristoff in F1 has Sven, and in F2, Elsa gets the Nokk. So Anna getting her own unique animal would be fun. A possibile/unpossible suggestion is Fenrir -the giant wolf in Norse mythology that is part of the prophecy to end the world, who was betrayed by his friends and chained up just because they fear his powers.) by u/Masqurade-King

5: Broadway style songs in Frozen III (Reason: Songs from Frozen 1 and especially II were really pop-like and made-for-radio, but for Frozen III and IV, with the success of Wicked that served as a big inspiration for Frozen and also divided in 2 movies, perhaps we could get more classic musical theater songs for the films) by u/Igglybuff220

6: Tragedy is going to happen to Olaf (Reason: Anna is queen of Arendelle and Elsa is in the forest now, and during this time, Olaf could fall into sadness and depression due to the sisters being separated again, which would this lead us to a suicidal snowman.) by u/Icy_Fan_1447

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There used to be a video of Let It Go dubbed in multiple languages (which there is an abundance of) but I found it very impressive. Someone compiled 300 languages and dialects including their families, and it even had more obscure languages like an African language that involves whistling. I’ve tried looking for it, but all I can find are much smaller videos with around 40-ish languages.

I know this is a niche question, but I’d really like to know what became of that video—I found it weirdly inspirational.

Hello everyone, im starting to get back into the frozen fandom but I noticed a serious dip in content after FII

Im here to see if y'all have any recommendations for OC fanfics where the OC is just a good character and not obviously the author standin, and also where the character feels like they could have been part of the movies

I would prefer canon x OC romance if possible, but I will be very happy with platonic stories too

So I've have a theory about the next two films regarding Olaf, here's we go. My theory is that something is going to happen to Olaf that could be a tragedy. Now Anna is queen of Arendelle and Elsa is in the forest. during this time, Olaf falls into sadness and depression due to the sisters being separated again. Additionally would this lead us to a suicidal snowman? Now that could be the case, it be a lot darker but taking it that far would roughly ruin the entire franchise. Like if Elsa were to permanently die, its the same story. Anyways there are a few other things I've thought could happen if Loaf fell into sadness and depression.

A. Olaf goes to the forest himself to see Elsa, now another idea is if Olaf ever went far as suicide, it would probably happen either by falling off a cliff (like Runeard in F2) or drowning in some body of water (Similar to how Elsa nearly drowned crossing the dark sea in F2).

B. What would happen if Olaf does die or has sadness and depression? if it were to happen, I'm not sure what might happen here but we could say that Olaf might get some snowman friends or his own showman family to add with the sisters.

C. What are the odds: Now the odds of this are slim, but its just a interesting theory I have thought of.

D. are there any sources that might live up to this theory and how it would line up in the next two movies? yes there are a few sources:

D1. In OFA we see Olaf sad and depressed because he wanted to find traditions for the sisters.

D2. in the book-comic Olaf Without Elsa we see a saddened and depressed Olaf. Only this time I do find it sweet how Olaf misses Elsa. However here it seems more lime Elsa doesn't visit frequently so that could be the case, correct me if I'm wrong.

E. Olaf is basically the sisters childhood and he is who helped them through the years of isolation which I'm not sure if we will see him become depressed and sad and it runs the lines of how the sisters went into isolation. Or if we we will keep on having the Olaf we know and love.

Here are a few other posts you might lime to find d similar information:

A. https://www.reddit.com/r/Frozen/comments/1drcou5/olaf_without_elsa/

B. https://www.reddit.com/r/Frozen/comments/1i41bft/any_of_you_guys_think_olaf_shouldve_stayed_dead/

Feel free to add on and share your opinions!

There’s a line in the Fixer Upper song that says, “Get the fiancé out of the way and the whole thing will be fixed”. Well, mom says that maybe, just maybe, the trolls placed a curse on Hans that made him evil, since he shows no sign of his plans until after this point. He even saves Elsa’s life when it made more sense for him to let that one guard shoot her. It’s definitely an interesting take; what do you think?

EDIT: I found this really great article written by Arron Bowman that is full of great theories and explanations: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2019/12/the-secret-villains-of-the-original-frozen-movie/

I have to get this off my mind - here it is a Frozen sequel pitch. This can be a later sequel since I'm sure 3 and maybe 4 are in the works but at this point I'm assuming the characters are where we left them after 2, but that can change.

I'm trying to avoid it but this might get a PG. Trying to avoid a PG-13 but not sure what the rules are.

K.

Opening scene is a ship coming into port at night in a city we haven't seen before. This is the capitol city of the Southern Isles (SI). The king of the SI waits impatiently and hands over a big bag of money to some sketchy character who gets off the ship. The character counts the money and then signals to his crew. A man we barely recognize gets off the ship. He has a scraggly beard, and hair is receding more with touches of grey, but it's frickin Hans. His father has reluctantly bought him out of exile.

I want to make Hans a drunkard at this point but probably need to keep it PG.

Life for Hans back home is not much better than exile. Hans is put in charge of the southern-most of the southern isles. His 12 (right?) older brothers are all a-holes to him. And his father, the king, is embarrassed by him and barely talks to him.

BTW I was thinking Stellan Skarsgård voices the king of the SI so you get the idea.

Cut to -

Elsa woken up by a flash of light in the sky. It's a huge meteor going north to south. The meteor rains dark magic sprite things. The meteor races south. She gasps. Arendelle. Quickly gets on her horse and races after the meteor.

Queen Anna of Arendelle is also woken, by the meteor which thankfully narrowly passes over the kingdom on it's way south. Townspeople are freaking out about the dark magic sprite things littering the streets. Elsa arrives at the gates. The sisters, Olaf, Sven, and Kristoff all are grateful everyone is safe. What was that? In come the trolls. Grand Pabbie gives some exposition "evil and dangerous otherworldly magic" ... something like that.

Cut back to SI. The meteor strikes the southernmost SI, destroying fields of crops and crippling the SIs already fragile economy. Hans is tasked by the King to travel to the southernmost island to investigate. Hans reluctantly travels there by ship. They discover a crater full of dark magic. Hans hears a voice - sounds a bit like Anna - calling him toward the center of the crater. There him and his men find the meteor which is a small innocuous looking black rock. Hans gingerly reaches out and touches it. Suddenly he is seemingly transported to a dark cave or room or whatever. The voice is clearer now "Hans". I was thinking he could start hearing some creepy remixed version of "Love is an open door". The voice is coming from a figure. DARK ANNA - Anna but dressed in all black and maybe red eyes or something. She tells Hans to take back what is his and hands him the black stone. "Wake up" she says. "Hans - wake up" - Hans opens his eyes. He's laying at the bottom of the crater. "He's awake" his men say. He looks down and clutched in his hand is the black meteor stone. Evil music.

Back in Arendelle, the sisters and friends see dark smoke and magic swirling on the horizon in the south. They get word of the meteor strike from messengers from the south. Strange things are happening and the darkness is creeping northward. Grand Pabbie says he does not know this dark magic, and fears the evil will shroud the world. He shows a future of a dark king with a black sword taking the throne of Arendelle. Can this be stopped? Grand Pabbie "I don't know how. But maybe? No - the old gods of the north have not been heard of since..." Grand Pabbie and the sisters rush to the library. Days and nights of research. There is a temple with a bell - a citizen of Arendelle must ring the bell to wake the old gods. But are they still listening? The crew set off to find the temple.

Hans returns to the SI. The black meteor still whispers to him. He gets into some altercation with his oldest brother, the heir. They fight - first with fists, but then the heir draws his sword "I should have done this a long time ago. Before you embarrassed us in Arendelle". The sword comes down - Hans, without thinking, pulls out the meteor. We see a closeup on the heirs eyes go wide. So do Hans. One of those scenes - Hans got stabbed? No - the brother is impaled - by a giant dark sword. The meteor has transformed in to a magic black sword. This is where we might pick up the PG/PG-13. Hans goes on a rampage and kills all his brothers and finally the king. Yeah it's dark but we can gloss over some of this or just imply it to keep PG. Hans puts on his father's crown and sits on the throne of the SI. "What now sire?" "Ready your men...tomorrow we march north."

Meanwhile, the sisters and the gang are looking for the temple. In the distance, though, they see an army approaching Arendelle. Elsa and Anna look at each other in fear. Anna to Elsa: "Go!" Elsa glares back at the dark army and shoots ice and whatever out of her hands sliding/skating/whatever back towards Arendelle.

Hans is at the gates with his army. "ANNAAAAAAAA!" he shouts angrily. He demands the Arendellians open up the gates. This is a good point to have some character be a hero and stand up to Hans and his dark sword. Finally Hans says to the little hero character - "Fine. You will be the first to die." Hans raises the huge dark sword. But then: "HANS!" It's Elsa and she's f-ing pissed. Hans stops, sword in mid air. "Ah - Queen Elsa! Just who I wanted to see next."

EPIC FREAKING ANIME-like battle ensues - Elsa versus Hans. The dark sword gives Hans all sorts of crazy superpowers. Elsa is clearly pretty outmatched but she hates this MFer so much. Hans' army fights Arendelle's army. Elsa is getting kicked around pretty badly by Hans. She gets punched through a wall or something - Hans comes up to her and raises the sword. He could say something like "Deja vu" or "this feels familiar but you don't have your little sister to save you". Elsa looks up at Hans in fear - Hans sword comes down - and then PUNCH - it's Marshmallow! He punches Hans through like six castle walls. Elsa runs into hiding.

Anna and the gang find the entrance to the temple. I was thinking it could be sealed with a riddle they can't solve and Olaf is the one who solves it? Or they have to fend off some ancient temple guards or both. Whatever. They're having trouble getting into the temple.

With the help of Marshmallow, the Arendelle army turns the tide of the battle. Hans is getting pretty pissed off now, and he's looking everywhere for Elsa. "ELSA!" Then he's like - fine - "I'll burn Arendelle to the ground if I have to". Hans and the dark sword rise up into the air. The sword floats above his head and he uses all his powers to focus energy on the sword. He's turning it back into the meteor! And it's aimed at Arendelle! All the towns people are looking up at the scene out their windows and freaking out.

Elsa is with Grand Pabbie and the trolls hiding in the royal library. She sees Hans in the air making the meteor out the window. She's like - I have to try and stop this - and Grand Pabbie is like - you'll die you're no match for him. Only the old gods can save us now. Where the frick is Anna?

Anna climbs the bell tower. The wind is howling around her and she barely makes it. Finally she reaches the top. Gasping she sees below the meteor reforming over Arendelle. Hans. Angrily, she rings the bell. The bell echoes through the land - Anna covers her ears, it echoes through Arendelle, Hans hears it and his attention is diverted toward the sound ("Anna?"). Elsa and Grand Pabbie hear it - looking at each other.

Hans flies as fast as he can to the bell tower. Anna is seemingly knocked out by the loud bell - unconscious. Hans starts monologuing and saying some creepy stuff "Ah, my ex-fiancee, Anna. Heh heh heh. I never loved you, you know, but maybe we could have had an arrangement. Too bad." He grabs her by the collar. Anna begins to wake up. He dangles her off the bell tower "goodbye, my love". Anna spits in his face. He wipes it off and -- drops her. Anna falls falls falls down past the bell tower off an icy cliff into the darkness.

Elsa senses Anna is gone. "NOOOOOO!"

Hans, looking back at Arendelle "now for your sister - heh heh heh". He gets back to Arendelle and heaves the meteor down at the kingdom. The massive rock slowly hurdles towards Arendelle. Out comes Elsa - shooting as much Ice out as she can to hold back the meteor.

Grand Pabbie is watching the scene from the library. Elsa's Ice cracks under the meteor. She can't hold much longer. He looks away. Then sees something - a genealogy - Odin, Thor, whoever, whoever,...Elsa and Anna? But Elsa is an elemental spirit...that means......

Back at the bell tower, Kristoff, Sven and Olaf are mourning Anna and watching the horrible scene unfold in the distance in Arendelle. The bell is still vibrating. We pan down the dark ravine Anna fell into. Shes lying at the bottom. Her arm twitches! Little jolts of electricity shoot from her hands. Down from the sky falls a hammer. It's about to hit Anna in the face but she catches it.

ANNA - DAUGHTER OF ODIN. Flies back to Arendelle with the hammer and smashes the meteor to smithereens. Hans is like OMG ANNA? She has god-like clothing on now and is hovering in the air. Elsa, exhausted collapses to the ground. Anna booms: "STAY THE F AWAY FROM MY SISTER" (can lose the F word unless this gets PG-13 then might as well use it), winds up her hammer, and uppercuts Hans literally into outer space.

Falling action, blah blah blah. Everyone is happy again.

How cringe is this on a scale of 1-10?

Blurb: Hans's return brings both relief and a grave warning: Elsa's connection to her human side is fading, threatening her very existence. At the same time, Anna's dormant fire powers awaken, and the arrival of Jack Frost, an icy sprite, offers a glimmer of hope. But a formidable new Ice Queen, wielding deadly artificial powers, emerges as their greatest threat yet. Even Hans, revealing hidden solar abilities, must join the battle to protect everything they hold dear.

(Frozen 3 fan fic)

So far Elsa returns from the enchanted forest and they visit the trolls after Hans tells them about the evil ice Queen. Pabbie removes Elsa's powers in the meantime and stores them safely on a special necklace he wears.

Jack Frost gets confronted by the queen and she asks him to give up his powers to her in exchange for being a king beside her. He says fuck no and dodges her deadly black ice before Bunny saves him. For now she's an ice statue but that won't last long.

Elsa Anna Hans Sven Kristoff and Olaf begin their journey to the special forest to find the dagger of light that the trolls told them to find. It's the secret to Elsa's humanity being restored and defeating the queen.

I'm wondering where to go next?

Hello everyone, I'm happy too announce that I am working on two Frozen Fan projects.

The first is a Frozen II AU titled "Beyond the Unknown: The Search for the Lost Ice Queen". This one is set in an alternate universe where when attempting to cross the Dark Sea ro Atohallan, Elsa is unable to tame Nokk and she ultimately fails, being dragged in to the depths below, and we are led to believe Elsa Drowned to death.

After this, Anna is revealed to be the true 5th Spirit, having the ability to control fire this whole time, and the reason Elsa heard the northwind call was to bring Anna to the forest so she could restore the balance. She learns this the Utahu, and Ice Dragon Spirit who not only helped Iduna and Agnarr escape, but also saved a sick baby Elsa by giving a piece of her powers to Elsa.

From here, Anna tames Nokk and crosses the Dark Sea, unlocking her fire powers in the process (which laid torment after the ice blast to the head during childhood all those years ago), uncovers the truth about the Grandfather, Kristoff and Sven are the ones to lure the Rock Giants to the dam to destroy it with help from Matthias and the Arrendelle soldiers, and Anna stops the water from the dam from destroying Arrendelle.

However with Elsa seemingly gone, Anna is forced to juggle being both the protector of the Enchanted Forest and the Queen of Arrendelle. Years later however, Anna gets a vision that Elsa is still alive, and goes on a quest to find her. Meanwhile, Elsa, now going under the name Samantha, lives as a commoner in the Southern Isles, with no memory of who she originally was, her powers seemingly gone, and even her platinum blonde hair is now brunette. We also learn she is happily married to a fisherman with a step daughter, and her own biological son with the fisherman.

The second project I am working on however, and the one that is taking top priority at the moment, is a fan script i am working on for Frozen 3, however, i want to surprise people, so i am not going to reveal anything about that one just yet, all i will say, is that my script i am working on is "The Dark Knight Rises" of the Frozen series but also it will feature a character from the Snow Queen lore who has not been introduced yet, and it could be...the most important character....in all, of the Frozen Universe...and that's all I'll say about that for now. Also, it's separate from the "Beyond the Unknown" fanfic.

Sorry about before when I posted a pic of how I found her I was just proving she's from a Disney Store doll.

Hey at least she's clothed LOL

So I see alot of post related to Elsa and Honeymaren talking about how much they clearly like, if not love each other, I mean, look at how they look at each other, not to mention Elsa clearly giving up Arrendelle and everyone for her.

To this is say "Huh?" Now let me just say, I love Elsamaren. Not as much as Jelsa, but I definitely do think there is something there between the two...but that being said, if, and that's a huge IF, it ever happens, I feel more needs to be done in order to make it happen.

Because ignoring the political climate and just looking at it as is. Elsa and Honeymaren didn't have that much interaction in the film. They only shared one scene together, and while you could argue there is some clear attraction, I don't think I can say they instantly fall in love in that moment. Elsa only knew Honeymaren for like a night by that point, and vice versa, and Elsa isn't the type to instantly fall in love with someone she just met.

Not to mention, like I said, the only have one scene together, I'm sorry, but it requires more then ONE scene to establish a romantic relationship. Frozen has always subverted the usual Disney tropes so to go back on this just to have Elsa and Honeymaren hook up after only just meeting would be extremely weird and unnatural, not to mention feel like a betrayal of the first film in a way. More so then the second film already kindof is.

Also, while I'm not a fan of Elsa leaving Arrendelle behind, I thought the whole point of that was her having a higher responsibility as the 5th Spirit and being happier in the Enchanted Forest. Which I'm being generous when I say this, because I hate that she even did that at all, but I digress. The point is is that I do think Elsamaren can work, but I think alot more development needs to be done before Elsa and Honeymaren can seel the deal. Personally, however, i don't think Elsa and Honeymaren will get together or Elsa will even have a love interest, and if she did, i still think it should be the Frozenverse own interpretation of Jack Frost.