From A Bug's Life to Frozen, these movie's feature character that should be official Disney Princesses! In the enchanting world of animation, Disney's female characters have long captivated audiences with their strength, resilience, and compelling stories. While the iconic Disney princesses have undeniably left an indelible mark on popular culture, there exists a treasure trove of remarkable Disney.
Over the years, Disney has introduced many iconic female characters who were not given a princess title. Check out the best of them in our list. Disney's huge catalog of characters means that not everyone can be a Disney Princess, but some of these famous characters definitely should be.
It helps if they have an adorable animal companion. Even so, there are many strong characters who deserve to be Disney Princesses due to their one-of-a-kind stories and their heartbreaking pasts. Some of them fit the Disney Princess description perfectly, while others are princesses in their own ways.
Some of the best female characters in Disney history are the bad guys-think Maleficent or Ursula. But because they aren't the heroes, they often don't get the same love as princesses. They're from older films.
Some of Disney's best female characters come from classics that younger generations may not have watched (Sleeping Beauty, Peter Pan. Disney counts 12 of its characters as official Disney Princesses, but there are plenty more characters with royal blood among the Mouse House's many films that don't make the cut. Disney films are populated by many memorable characters who aren't princes, but many should be granted the privilege.
From badass Pixar women to inspiring little girls to a fairy you do not want to mess with, Disney's strongest female characters aren't always crowned. My top 5 non princess female characters are Charlotte, Mirabel, Audrey (I think that's her name; the Latina woman from Atlantis), Mary Poppins (who isn't animated but is a female lead), and Asha.