15 Hilarious Disney Kids Character Comics That Are Extra Sweet

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15 Hilarious Disney Kids Character Comics That Are Extra Sweet

These Disney character comics by talented fan artists show our favorites in situations we never thought we'd see them in. Disney has brought us a lot of joy over the years and given us songs that play over and over in our heads until we go completely nuts. A world without Disney would be a far bleaker one than this. A lot of their films have touched the hearts of so many. While Disney films can be fun for the whole family, they are mostly written for a younger audience. In recent years Disney, particularly Pixar, has slipped in a few jokes just for the parents, but overall the Disney Universe is one of wonder, innocence and one where nothing gets too blue. Trouble is, their audience doesn’t stay in the age of childlike wonder and innocence forever. Sooner or later those kids are going to grow up and, while still loving Disney films, realize that some things look a little strange, especially considering the things they know now about the real world. So, these grown-up fans took to the internet and tried to express their joy through comics and artwork aimed at an older audience! These comics poke fun at some parts of Disney films when you consider the more adult aspects of life. When you take off the goggles of innocence, it almost feels like Disney were trying to get some of these comics made! So here are some Disney comics that will make us giggle and show us things we never considered about our favorite cartoon friends. Venture forth at your own risk! THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY

Mermaid Fashion

via berkeleymews.com Sweet little Ariel. All she wanted was to live amongst the people, learn their ways, and run off into the sunset with a guy she’s known for less than a week. What kind of cruel father would stop their sixteen-year-old daughter from doing that? I had honestly never considered that Ariel’s bra was made from sea creatures before, but it’s true. Her clothing was once called Dale and had a family under the sea. I don’t know if Dale had been hunted for clothing purposes, or if his shell had been found years after he left us naturally and recycled. But given the large human attitude to using animals for our clothing and other things, I’m pretty sure this comic is how it all happened. Comic by .

My Name s Not Beast

via thepunchlineismachismo.com There are quite a few things wrong with Beauty and the Beast. Its one of those films that works better when you try not to think too much about it. But it is astonishing when you realize that “the Beast” never actually tells Belle his name. Perhaps more worryingly, she never asks for it. Granted, she’s being held against her will, but during the whole “Something There” song, you’d think she’d find this bonding a good reason to ask for his name. Anyone reading this list who is a fan of the film, tell me Beast’s name now (without Googling it)… That’s what I thought! We knock a lot of Disney films for having couples fall in love over a few days, but it’s also weird that Belle fell in love over whatever amount of time it was and still didn’t learn his name. Comic by .

Prince Of Mansplaining

via instagram.com/adamtots I love how lately Disney has been trying to make their princesses more relatable to young women. Princesses like Rapunzel, Tiana, and Merida show a lot more independence and defiance than Snow White ever could and give a strong message to young children. However, I think Disney is a long way away from making this movie! I’m pretty sure that every woman has been this Aurora at one time or another and would have very much liked to have slipped into a deep sleep than sit around listening to the "Prince’s" nonsense. Not every person has to deal with jealous evil witches after their kingdom or their beauty, but pretty much every woman has dealt with this kind of mansplaining nonsense. This is the modern fairy tale, folks! Comic by .

The Deleted Spell

via daekazu.deviantart.com All Cinderella needed was a beautiful dress to wear to the ball and her troubles would soon be over. Not every victim of domestic problems gets a Fairy Godmother coming in, and I’m sure they would idealistically wish for a new safe home rather than a pretty dress to go to the ball, but maybe the Godmother has very specific powers that worked well with this specific situation. However, maybe the Fairy Godmother wanted to look a little different this time! Sure, dresses can add something and bring out certain features of a person, as it did with Cinderella, but since there is magic involved, maybe she could've helped herself out a little too. We love the look of the original Fairy Godmother, but maybe she wants to feel a little different in a remake! Comic by .

Andy s Phase

via berkeleymews.com I’m not saying that every kid goes through the same “phase” when growing up, or indeed any not conventional phase. But, since Andy grows up almost ten years since the first film, he must have gone through a lot of changes. A film about the awkwardness of growing up alongside how fickle kids can really be, especially concerning their toys, probably wouldn’t be a big box-office hit. However, imagine if we flash forward even further, looking at an elderly Andy? It's often considered that the elderly can become someone childish as they get up their in years, so it stands to some reason that Andy might go back to playing with his childhood toys! Be honest with yourself, you'd definitely tune in to see an adorable story where Andy is a grandpa and showing his grandkids his toys! Comic by .

Not The Best Idea

via pinterest.com I’d also like to apply some logic to Snow White. There is a weird feeling here. The kiss was necessary to save her life. She wouldn’t have woken up without it so would probably have spent the rest of her life in a coma. But still… It’s super gross. To come in out of nowhere, find a girl you’ve known for a few hours and kiss her without her verbal approval is an idea that's very strange. After that, Snow White had no idea what kind of person Prince Charming would become. Sure, he has an adorable name that implies he's a swell guy, but he could've been a jerk! Or, like in the comic above, a lazy fool that Snow White would end up despising!

Sleeping Other Aspects Of Personality

via vinnie1982.deviantart.com Considering that an evil witch bursts into the princess’ party and curses her just for not being invited (if we’re going by Sleeping Beauty, not Maleficent), the gifts the two fairies had already given her were not the best gifts ever given. Sure, being pretty is wonderful. Being able to sing is a great talent. But they’re not very practical gifts. They don’t exactly fight off evil witches. Nor do they necessarily make you a good person. I like to think that, had the ceremony not been interrupted, Merriweather would have given Aurora would have given her the gift of intelligence or the gift of being resistant to evil magic. I know that they can’t predict the future, but I don’t think the fairies thought this through. Comic by .

The Sleazy Prince

via naomimakesart.deviantart.com This comic is amazing because you can totally see these characters interacting this way. Thanks to a small moment in Frozen where Rapunzel and Eugene turn up at Elsa’s coronation, fans have been posing a lot of theories about these two films, joining the two together. What doesn’t come up a lot is that, because they turned up at the coronation, they were likely stuck there when Elsa froze the ships. Since Eugene used to be a “Hans,” an attractive guy using his looks and charm to fool people, he would completely see through his princely good-guy act and protect Rapunzel from it. I’m sure Rapunzel would forgive him in the long run and probably believe him about Hans, but his off-color comment warrants a look. Comic by .

Before The Clock Hits Midnight

via piecomic.com The Fairy Godmother has very limited powers if she cannot make spells last longer than a few hours, which I suppose explains why she offered to help Cinderella go to the ball rather than helping her escape her domestic situation. But rather than just go to the ball like she was told, Cinderella did have other options. Clad in a brand-new couture dress, fancy glass shoes, and plenty of jewelry, she could have pulled herself out of her domestic hell by heading off into town and selling her outfit. She would have to do it quickly of course, since it all disappeared at midnight, but it was certainly one course of action. True, there might not have been any sleazy pawn shops open at the time, since the vendors would certainly be attending the ball. Comic by .

Enjoy The Small Things…

via collegehumor.com Snow White is a bizarre character since there could be a lot about her we don’t know. Being Disney’s first full-length movie, a lot more stuff could have been revealed about her had she been created today. I also don’t think the Prince is really her prince. Sure, he turns up when she is singing into a wishing well for her true love to come and find her, but she also runs screaming into the castle when the Prince turns up. That’s not a normal reaction for someone to have when they encounter another person. Neither do they have any real conversation, other than him singing underneath her window for a bit. Snow White knows the dwarves better and knows what they are like to live with, which isn't always easy. We don't think she should've fallen in love with them, but she definitely should've stayed with them a little longer. Comic by .

The Future Of Willow

via goneintorapture.com The true story of Pocahontas is nothing like the one Disney told. Pocahontas was a child when John Smith came to “The New World” and Smith, in general, was a liar and a bit of a jerk. Not a great match. But while a quick search will put to rest all you think you know about these two, Grandmother Willows fate probably wouldn’t be any better. The Jamestown settlers didn’t have the same respect for nature as Disney’s Pocahontas had and cut down loads of trees for their houses and their firewood. I can’t say that this comic is the exact fate of Willow, but it’s possible and she certainly wouldn’t be there for long. In any case, given how the world looks now, there is no way she’s still there. Comic by .

Queen And Queen

via carmenfoolheart.deviantart.com With the “Give Elsa a Girlfriend” campaign, it may be that Elsa will soon be Disney’s first LGBT Disney Princess. Even though she is a Queen and not an official Disney Princess anyway. I like the idea of having an LGBT Disney Princess, but I do like the idea of Elsa being independent and in no hurry to settle down. These princesses feel sorry for her because she didn’t get married before her twentieth birthday and tell her she’ll find a prince soon, but they should learn that Elsa doesn’t need or want anybody. She’s fine being Elsa the Solo! But if they have to give Elsa a love interest, I hope she would be a woman. It matches who Elsa is and it would be a very progressive decision. Comic by .

A Strange Thing To Do

via dorkly.com This is something the live-action remake improved upon in Beauty and the Beast. Beast is apparently twenty-one at the end of the film, but the castle has been cursed for ten years, making him eleven when the witch came seeking shelter. So basically, an eleven-year-old answered the door and refused to let the stranger into his house. Then was punished for this by becoming a hideous beast, possibly forever. In the live-action version, they mention that the castle was frozen in time, making the Beast twenty-one eternally. But as this wasn’t said in the cartoon, it doesn’t exist in that universe. Not that pausing time fixes all plot-holes. The witch feeling bad for cursing a child and bringing the servants down with him at Beast's request is the only explanation I can think of for doing so. Comic by .

You Want Legs

via electricbunnycomics.com There are a lot of problems with The Little Mermaid's story. Firstly, there's the much laughed at observation that below the waistline of a human lies a lot more than feet. Ariel’s fascination with her legs upon waking up probably would have been pushed aside when she realized what else she had been given. Unless the sea witch literally just gave her legs like she asked for and nothing else. Although, that might be an awkward conversation to have later with Eric. But also, as this comic demonstrates, some sea creatures have legs. Did she never ask Sebastian what he calls those things he scuttles around on? Ursula could have given her this body and completely held up on her end of the deal. It probably would have been a lot less work. Comic by .

Animal Rules

via toongrowner.deviantart.com Clothing is an entirely human concept. I don’t know at what point during human evolution we all decided to cover up and why, but I do know that no other species on this entire planet is forced to do so. Why not? Because animals don’t care. When transforming into a frog, Tiana loses her dress. Because she is now a tiny frog and the dress was far too big. This is understandable, but what doesn’t make sense it that later when she transforms back into a human after marrying Naveen, she transforms into a human wearing very big ballgown. I wouldn’t have minded a frog turning up in a tiny dress, but consistency please, Disney. If you don’t want to end your film with two humans dressed down, then dress your frogs up! Comic by .