

Source: https://twitter.com/SorcerersArena/stat ... 0940190720
I love Pocahontas too. It's a shame she's been ostracized from most projects and merchandise (aside from some paltry DP products) because some ridiculous people constantly complain about her "problematic" movie. She didn't even get a Sofia the First cameo for that reason.JeanGreyForever wrote:I like the looks of this game a lot. Seems to have a lot of classic characters including some obscure ones like Kronk, Madam Mim, the Sheriff of Nottingham, Zeus, the Horned King, and one of my absolute favorites, Pocahontas. She's rarely ever included in games like these.
Me too. I prefer having characters from live-action films like Pirates of the Caribbean, Tron, Hocus Pocus etc. bundled together with animated ones over Pixar characters. They usually fit better IMO and feel more Disney to me than Pixar.Disney's Divinity wrote:I'll never not be irked when seeing the 3D PIXAR characters in 2D artwork alongside old Disney characters though.
That's Quorra from Tron: Legacy.Disney's Divinity wrote:Who is the character between the Horned King and Ariel (below Aladdin)?
No it's a roleplaying game.Disney's Divinity wrote:I didn't have the time to watch the trailer, so I'll just ask: Is this a fighting game?
Warren Spector of Epic Mickey fame was working on a racing game called "Epic Disney Racers" before Disney shut down his studio.Disney's Divinity wrote:A good Disney racing game similar to Crash Team Racing that includes most of their classic characters is something else I can't believe has never happened before. I would love that, too.
Agree completely. It shocks me that people are so critical of this film when so many of Disney's latest will frankly be viewed as equally, if not moreso, problematic in the future. Did they ever confirm if Pocahontas was excluded from Sofia the First for exactly that reason?Sotiris wrote:I love Pocahontas too. It's a shame she's been ostracized from most projects and merchandise (aside from some paltry DP products) because some ridiculous people constantly complain about her "problematic" movie. She didn't even get a Sofia the First cameo for that reason.JeanGreyForever wrote:I like the looks of this game a lot. Seems to have a lot of classic characters including some obscure ones like Kronk, Madam Mim, the Sheriff of Nottingham, Zeus, the Horned King, and one of my absolute favorites, Pocahontas. She's rarely ever included in games like these.
You must be thinking of Disney Heroes: Battle Mode. Both games have similar art styles and character rosters so it does feel a tad bit redundant.UmbrellaFish wrote:The Gargoyles community has been keeping tabs on this project for months now, ever since Demona showed up in their materials online. TBH I’m not a gamer and Candy Crush and Angry Birds are more my speed (I know), but I’ll give it a shot. Is there not a very similar game for mobile with Disney characters? My roommate in Orlando used to play it all the time... the weird thing is sometimes “good” characters would be the bad guys but they’d make them look like zombies or something? What’s exactly the difference between these two games— different characters and design style I know, but what else?
Aw, darn, that's a shame. I've never been able to play Epic Mickey, but what little I've read and seen, it was a quality project. I'm sure a racing game by him would've been amazing.Sotiris wrote: Warren Spector of Epic Mickey fame was working on a racing game called "Epic Disney Racers" before Disney shut down his studio.
We lost so many potential projects because of that. Pocahontas would definitely had gotten a live-action remake or a stage musical if it wasn't for those very vocal critics.JeanGreyForever wrote:Agree completely. It shocks me that people are so critical of this film when so many of Disney's latest will frankly be viewed as equally, if not moreso, problematic in the future.
Sort of. Here's what the showrunner said:JeanGreyForever wrote:Did they ever confirm if Pocahontas was excluded from Sofia the First for exactly that reason?
Source: https://www.sportsaldente.com/ep-28-cra ... -the-show/Craig Gerber wrote:We tried multiple times and we had stories that the writing staff and myself liked but it was just one of those things where along the way we just couldn't get consensus across the board on whether that fit with the show or maybe there's something off with the story from other people's points of view...But we really did try our best and I think there were probably like three times that we tried to include Pocahontas before I finally gave up.
No, that's Mor'du from Brave.DisneyBluLife wrote:On the image in the first post, the bear next to Merlin, is that the bear from Fox and the hound?
unprincess wrote: Why do I find Madam Mim on her little broom so funny?
Ah, thanks.Sotiris wrote:No, that's Mor'du from Brave.DisneyBluLife wrote:On the image in the first post, the bear next to Merlin, is that the bear from Fox and the hound?
I know by the late 90s, they were still planning a Pocahontas musical for Broadway after BATB and The Lion King. I think those plans somehow turned into Aida or perhaps they wanted to make an original musical first and due to the similarities between Aida and Pocahontas, they didn't feel the need to make Pocahontas afterwards. And by the time Aida was no longer in production, they no longer felt comfortable with Pocahontas.Sotiris wrote:We lost so many potential projects because of that. Pocahontas would definitely had gotten a live-action remake or a stage musical if it wasn't for those very vocal critics.JeanGreyForever wrote:Agree completely. It shocks me that people are so critical of this film when so many of Disney's latest will frankly be viewed as equally, if not moreso, problematic in the future.
Sort of. Here's what the showrunner said:JeanGreyForever wrote:Did they ever confirm if Pocahontas was excluded from Sofia the First for exactly that reason?
Source: https://www.sportsaldente.com/ep-28-cra ... -the-show/Craig Gerber wrote:We tried multiple times and we had stories that the writing staff and myself liked but it was just one of those things where along the way we just couldn't get consensus across the board on whether that fit with the show or maybe there's something off with the story from other people's points of view...But we really did try our best and I think there were probably like three times that we tried to include Pocahontas before I finally gave up.
Aurora was really forgetable in the Sofia the First, with a message that even Pocahontas could have made.JeanGreyForever wrote:I know by the late 90s, they were still planning a Pocahontas musical for Broadway after BATB and The Lion King. I think those plans somehow turned into Aida or perhaps they wanted to make an original musical first and due to the similarities between Aida and Pocahontas, they didn't feel the need to make Pocahontas afterwards. And by the time Aida was no longer in production, they no longer felt comfortable with Pocahontas.Sotiris wrote: We lost so many potential projects because of that. Pocahontas would definitely had gotten a live-action remake or a stage musical if it wasn't for those very vocal critics.
Sort of. Here's what the showrunner said:
Source: https://www.sportsaldente.com/ep-28-cra ... -the-show/
Yeah, there's really no excuse as to why they couldn't include Pocahontas on Sofia the First. I never watched the show but I remember reading YouTube comments from fans who could think of numerous episodes and opportunities where Pocahontas could have presented herself.
I forgot to respond to this earlier, but yes, I agree that Aurora (as well as some of the other princesses) had really generic messages that barely tied into their main themes.DisneyBluLife wrote: Aurora was really forgetable in the Sofia the First, with a message that even Pocahontas could have made.
Example of messages Pocahontas could have made:
Be kind to animals
Listen to nature/ take care of nature
Never judge a person on how they look
Even if you look different, you can have alot of interests in common
Listen to the elders
Love to explore
Never be afraid to follow your heart
Do what is right even if someone else gets angry about it