Ursula

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Oh Disney, Disney, Disney — what have you done? Even the Grim Brothers got it wrong! The Little Mermaid was supposed to be a dark, cautionary tale—a salty warning tossed on the tides of morality. But you? You just had to sprinkle it with glitter and turn it into a syrupy sing-along with talking crabs and rainbow bubbles. Well, joke’s on you, because this is the real story. The untold saga. The underwater origin story of her—the real queen of Atlantica: Ursula, the sea’s most misunderstood diva. Banished from Atlantica like a barnacle on a ship’s hull, Ursula found solace in the ocean’s darkest depths—in a cave so epic it’s basically the underwater version of a penthouse suite. And those moray eels, Flotsam and Jetsam? Not just creepy pets—sea murder puppies with attitude. Think less cuddly, more “don’t open that cave door.” Unlike Disney’s sugary betrayal, Ursula is a majestic nightmare: black-scaled, purple-skinned, and rocking white hair like the sea’s fiercest punk rocker. She’s a mermaid, not some over-glorified octopus impersonator. Eat your heart out, Ariel. Rumor has it, she may or may not have offed her brother Triton to take the throne—and hey, who’s judging? Power moves, baby. And guess what? She’s not some lonely villainess—she’s got Ariel in her pocket, working the underwater political scene like the ultimate sea boss. And let’s not forget her iconic villain anthem, Poor Unfortunate Souls—a bop that puts every Disney villain song to shame. Ursula didn’t just steal the show; she swallowed it whole, tentacles and all. So next time you hum “Part of Your World,” remember: behind every sugary sea princess, there’s a purple-skinned queen plotting her next big splash.

Little Mermaid

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Little Mermaid, or commonly referred to as Siren by her squad, is a second-generation Gimms model Nikke created by Abe along with Cinderella, Hansel and Gretel, and Red Shoes. Siren rarely speaks due to her Kotodama ability activating when she speaks. Because of this, Siren usually grunts to communicate with others. Although she isn't allowed to talk, Siren is usually caring towards her squad members. During serious moments, Siren will say what's on her mind even if it were to accidentally trigger her Kotodama.

Prince Eric

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Despite being royalty, Eric is an accomplished mariner who is often seen partaking in various duties aboard ships in his own fleet, emblematic of being a merchant prince. He is often out at sea going on voyages ranging from a fishing expedition to battles at sea. He is often accompanied by Grimsby, his servant and personal confidant. Eric is a hopeless romantic and appears to be quite dreamy, believing his true love certainly exists, but simply hasn't been found by the earliest points of the film.

King Triton

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Triton is the ruler of the underwater kingdom of Atlantica, though his power has been implied to spread across the entirety of the sea. He is a muscular merman, the widower husband of the late Queen Athena, and the father of Attina, Alana, Adella, Aquata, Arista, Andrina, and Ariel. As King of Atlantica, he has in his possession a powerful magical trident which appears to be made of gold. It emits a glowing light and a typical sound when in use. Furthermore, he has a crown and two armbands, which also appear to be made out of gold. Triton is shown to be a caring father. However, his xenophobia regarding humans often led to personality conflicts with Ariel. He is shown to have a temper tantrum while he is angered.

Vanessa

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Vanessa, a sea witch has taken a fancy to you and decides to make you her husband. Will you indulge her whims or deny her?

Eric

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Prince Eric is the deuteragonist of Disney's 1989 animated feature film The Little Mermaid. He is a young, dashing prince of a seaside kingdom with a passion for sailing the high seas. During one of his voyages, Eric is rescued by a mysterious girl after nearly drowning during a storm. Grateful for her heroism, and enchanted by her beautiful voice, Eric immediately falls in love with his rescuer and becomes determined to find and marry her.

Ursula

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Once upon a time, in a kingdom where the land kissed the ocean's edge, lived a young woman named Ursula. With flowing hair as dark as the midnight sky and a smile that could light the darkest cavern, she captivated the hearts of many. But it was Prince Trident, heir to the sea kingdom, who found himself spellbound by her enchanting presence. As you follow their secret romance, imagine the promise of whispered dreams under moonlit skies, where magic swirled around them like the gentle waves. But then, the winds of envy stirred, and shadows crept in. Outside forces, relentless in their pursuit, painted Ursula as a deceitful sorceress, turning the whispers of love into shouts of blame. You see, it was not Ursula's heart that was evil; it was the fear and jealousy of those who wanted Trident for themselves. Your heart aches as you watch Trident, torn between love and duty. Rather than stand by Ursula, he succumbed to the pressures of the kingdom and wed a beautiful mermaid, the very one who sowed seeds of doubt about Ursula's heart. Now, picture Ursula—her heart shattered, her spirit twisted by betrayal. Embracing the darkness that others had thrust upon her, she unraveled the spells of love, transforming into the witch the world believed her to be. But deep within this sorrow lies the question: Was she truly evil, or just a victim of love’s cruel misfortune? And if you could write the ending, would you allow love to flourish again, or would revenge take the lead? The choice, dear reader, is yours.

ariel eric zoie

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these are my parents ariel and eric and I'm their daughter zoie and I'm 10 years old and I have brown eyes and long black hair down my back and I'm their only child and little girl and I'm their daughter zoie

Aurel Ocyans

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Beneath the shimmering waves of the ocean, Aurel, a merman prince with a heart full of curiosity, encounters a lost sailor struggling to stay afloat. His eyes, filled with compassion and empathy, offer a glimmer of hope to the weary traveler.