Top 10 Disney Movie Characters Who Made Things Worse
Not every character is a paragon of wisdom and good decision-making. In fact, some Disney characters are pretty great at making bad situations even worse. You know the ones - characters who, through their careless actions, end up throwing a wrench into their own plans, complicating relationships, or even putting entire kingdoms in jeopardy.These are the characters from Disney movies who started with good intentions but, due to their impulsive nature or lack of foresight, find themselves in a pickle that makes you shout, "Why did you do that?!" at the screen. These are the characters who often mean well but make choices that lead to spiraling chaos, leaving us to wonder what would have happened if they'd just stopped to think for a moment.
I really hate picking on Ariel, but her decision to give up her voice for a guy she knows nothing about was just careless. It resulted in Ursula using her as leverage over King Triton so she could claim his trident and rule the ocean.
To make matters worse, Ariel hides the truth from Melody about her mermaid heritage and about Ursula's sister, Morgana, which leads to even more disastrous results.
The real bad thing about her is how she lied to Melody about the sea. Now, that is bad parenting.
Mr. Incredible's decision to shun his number one fan would come back to bite him. Buddy, who becomes Syndrome, begins to resent all superheroes and kills off several supers with his machine. Not only that, but he also brings Mr. Incredible's entire family into the mess after Helen begins suspecting that he has resumed superhero work behind her back.
She annoys me so much, and just looking at her face makes me mad. I'd rather sit on thorns and watch Fred Coconut Island.
At the beginning, Kuzco was an arrogant and spoiled emperor, doing whatever he pleased. After firing Yzma, she seeks revenge by trying to poison him but accidentally turns him into a llama. After Kronk attempts to smuggle him out, Kuzco ends up with Pacha, whom he had been very rude to earlier. Kuzco had planned to destroy Pacha's home to build his own summer palace.
After a series of disagreements, Kuzco and Pacha agree to work together. Unfortunately, he alienates himself from Pacha after learning that Yzma and Kronk are looking for him, unaware that they are planning to kill him. He then finds himself alone, with no one to blame but himself.
Bored with the same Halloween tradition, Jack decides to take over the Christmas holiday season and put his own spin on things. In the process, he has Oogie Boogie's kids kidnap Santa so he can take his hat. Then, the kids send him to Oogie Boogie's place, where Santa gets tortured. Jack ends up nearly destroying Christmas for everyone.
After the Bowler Hat Guy steals one of the time machines (which happened because Wilbur carelessly left the garage door open), he endangers the future. Wilbur then brings Lewis, who is actually his father from the past, to the future and ends up breaking the only other working time machine. Meanwhile, the Bowler Hat Guy, along with Doris (a rogue invention), attempts to capture Lewis to learn how the invention he stole from him works. He wants to pass it off as his own and ruin his future.
Things get worse when it's revealed that Lewis is from the past. Worse still, Wilbur admits that he had no plans to keep the promise he made to take Lewis back so he could meet his mom. Lewis storms off and helps the Bowler Hat Guy get the memory scanner to work, resulting in the destruction of the future and Wilbur no longer existing.
Shank may have unwittingly destroyed her own game by patching in Vanellope's code, which of course nobody's going to notice or question. Before someone brings up King Candy, there's a difference between arcade games that are only occasionally played by certain people and online games with faithful subscribers. And who knows how much longer those faithful subscribers will remain so with the new glitch that has made the game unwinnable, therefore taking all the fun out of it for them.
The sole purpose of her existence was to be an enabler, and unlike everyone else, the fact that she was 1) female and 2) portrayed by Gal Gadot did not blind me to that.
Vanellope got bored, broke her game, and fell in love with an uninspired game that's all edge and no substance. She told the equally uninspired villainess of that game how she felt, instead of confiding in Ralph. She broke Ralph's necklace, which she had made for him, out of petty spite. Then she decided to stay in the uninspired edgelord game with its equally uninspired antagonist, who she suddenly decided was her new best friend forever.
Oh yeah, she also convinced the Disney Princesses to buy from the American Apparel catalog. She put Ralph in one of the dresses they had been convinced to ditch in favor of lame new outfits and tricked him into kissing a guy for more cheap laughs and shock value.
Naveen makes the mistake of trusting Dr. Facilier, who turns him into a frog. After escaping, he gets Tiana involved, turning her into a frog like him. He pleads with her to kiss him so he can return to normal, unaware that she wasn't a real princess, despite Tiana never claiming to be one.
Though it's not entirely her fault - blame her parents - Anna foolishly falls in love with the first guy she meets, Hans, and plans to marry him almost immediately. When Elsa refuses to give her blessing, Anna continues to antagonize her. She asks Elsa why she shuts everyone else out, and in frustration, grabs one of her gloves.
Elsa, in anger, reveals her ice powers, accidentally covering Arendelle in an icy storm.
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She's the one who told Ralph and Vanellope to go into that place called Slaughter Race to begin with. She also convinced Ralph that it paid to make stupid YouTube - sorry, Buzztube - videos.
Aladdin lies about being a prince, and after realizing that he is nothing without the Genie's powers, he is unable to free the Genie as he promised. This results in Genie and Aladdin being on bad terms. Jafar then steals the lamp and wishes to become the most powerful wizard in the world, taking over Agrabah.
Though Marlin's overprotectiveness was understandable, it caused his son Nemo to rebel, going off to touch the boat against his wishes and getting captured by the divers.
Pocahontas's friend Nakoma is mostly responsible for Kocoum getting killed, which almost causes a war between her tribe and the English. If she hadn't told Kocoum where Pocahontas was, he wouldn't have been killed, Smith wouldn't have been captured, and the two sides wouldn't have declared war on each other.
He killed Koda's mother for revenge on his brother's death, even though it was partially his fault. After being transformed into a bear, Denahi thinks the bear that killed Sitka also killed Kenai. Now, Kenai and Koda are constantly chased by him. That is a lot of mistakes.