Top 10 Disney Princesses that Should Be Created

Disney has given you princesses from fairy tales, folklore, and fantasy, but there's still plenty of room for new ones. Sometimes you think about characters who would fit perfectly into the Disney world but don't exist yet. Some are ideas Disney should really take into consideration, and others are ones you can dream up for yourself. You don't need to be an artist to picture them. Even if you can't draw, you can still use your imagination to picture their outfits, personalities, and stories.

The fun part is thinking about how these princesses would stand apart from the ones we already know. Maybe they'd represent groups, cultures, or identities that Disney hasn't spotlighted yet. Maybe they'd challenge the usual mold of what a "princess" looks like or what kind of adventures she has. You get to picture the songs she might sing, the world she'd live in, and the qualities that make her story one you'd want to see on screen.

What are the Disney Princesses that should be created? That's for you to decide. Vote for the ones you think deserve to rise to the top of this list, just like other fans have. Your choices help show which ideas stand out the most and which ones Disney should seriously consider bringing to life.

The Top Ten

A Mexican Princess

Since I am Hispanic but mostly Mexican, she should have an accent, though I kind of don't. It would be nice, sexy, and kind of exotic if a Disney princess had an accent of any kind. This excludes Elena of Avalor since she doesn't count because she's not part of the official Disney Princess lineup.

I agree on this one 100%. We have Elena, but we need a Mexican/Latina/Hispanic official Disney princess and movie.

We also need other races and nationalities of princesses as well. One of each.
A Warrior Princess

It could be a sword-fighting princess.
A Plus-Size Princess

Remember, thicker girls, thick can also be beautiful. Thick isn't disgusting. It's just how some bodies are. Just because you're bigger doesn't mean you're ugly or out of shape. There is no "in shape." Everybody has a different shape and size.

It's just that all Disney princesses are unrealistically thin. Their waistlines are way too slim, so either Disney should give them a realistic waistline or make a curvy one.
A Princess from Africa

Tiana is African-American and lives in New Orleans, but she technically doesn't count because she's also American. I think the princess should be from a country in Africa. She could be taken as a hostage and shipped to America as a slave. She would try to adapt to her new life but encounter racism from many people. She would learn to cope and deal with it until she is saved by the king, officials, and soldiers.
This princess would just be getting used to her new life when she meets someone new, so she decides to stay in the United States. She gets married to the lucky guy and becomes a "princess" of the county she's in, renouncing her role as a princess in her own country. Is this a stupid idea?
A Goth Princess

I want to see more representation of characters who are actually part of the goth subculture and listen to the music. Goth and dark aren't interchangeable.

But she's not overly dramatic, depressed all the time, or whiny. She enjoys poetry, and her favorite flowers are willows. She wears her hair up in a teased ponytail with a long bang, but when her hair is down, it reaches almost to her waist. Her eyes are purple, and her dress is black with a large neckpiece, like something Victorians used to wear. Her voice lacks emotion. Does this sound like a boring story?
A Princess with Short Hair

Rapunzel doesn't count because she had her hair cut, but it grew back that fast.
A Genderfluid Princess

She could be a princess who wants to be a prince, yet she's feminine and tomboyish at the same time.

So cool-sounding! I approve of this idea.
A Bald Princess

Hair or no hair, bald is beautiful. You don't need hair to prove anything. You're automatically beautiful if you've shaved it all off or can't grow any hair.
An Autistic Princess

She has trouble finding her true voice and doesn't talk much throughout the movie. However, she has a very beautiful voice. At the end, she overcomes her autism, and her self-esteem skyrockets. She sings one song.

As a woman with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), I would love to see how Disney would portray this. It's sometimes hard for me to cope with things around me. Seeing Disney tackle this in a film would really be inspirational.

To be honest, that would be interesting. It would be even more interesting if that princess had Asperger's Syndrome, especially since having Asperger's Syndrome, particularly if you're a girl, is rare.
A Lesbian Princess

Yeah, they could make a movie where a princess has to pick a prince but falls in love with a girl. She could be the first lesbian princess, unless Elsa and Honeymaren like each other.

This takes place around the time about two months before I was born, in the Netherlands, where gay marriage was first legalized.

I would love this so much, but Disney wouldn't do it because other countries wouldn't want it. However, I think they want to hint at that, like with Elsa in Frozen II.

The Newcomers

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A Sporty Princess
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An Inuit Princess

The Contenders

A Witch Princess

Disney, I'm begging you! Pay Steven Schwartz to make Wicked into a Disney movie and add Princess Elphaba to the franchise!
A Non-Human Princess
A Bisexual Princess

And she could be in a love triangle between a girl and a boy and have feelings for both.
An Evil Princess

She has glowing red eyes from a curse, pale skin, and black hair that reaches down to her lower back. She wears a striking red and black dress that is long in the back and short in the front, reaching her lower thighs. She also has a matching cloak and wears a lot of jewelry. She can fly, has a talking horse, and is somewhat paranoid and mentally unstable. She has schizophrenia and is very reactive when someone is behind her. She regrets killing her own parents and younger brother.
Eventually, she realizes that her actions are not benefiting her or her people, so she decides to take a break. She tries to get her troubles under control with the help of her pets and her only remaining family - her people. It is a long journey for her, but she eventually becomes good. Her eyes revert to their original blue color upon breaking the evil curse, though she retains her ability to fly. Is this a bad idea? It sounds kind of satanic and chaotic, I know.
A Tomboy Princess

Merida and Raya are tomboys. Mulan and Pocahontas are in between, and Rapunzel and Tiana are nowhere near being tomboyish.

YES! We need to experience different types of Disney Princesses.
A Fox-Girl Princess
A Princess with Glasses

I really love this idea, especially if they make her Asian or a redhead.
A Princess Who Wants to Be King
A Fairy Princess
A Transgender Princess

The princess, born male, is Princess Marcella (previously Prince Marshall). People threatened to kill Marcella just because she is transgender. Princess Marcella grew up around three girls and wanted to be just like them. She let her blond hair grow long and started experimenting with the queen's makeup. One day, Marcella was caught wearing a dress, and her father laughed hysterically at her. Marcella started to cry.
After Marcella's moment of sadness and body dysmorphia, she sneaked out with about USD $250,000 of the royal family's money and went to get surgeries and hormones. This part was skipped over. She was in the hospital recovering from all the procedures. Her family thought she was missing, but Marcella was smart enough to disguise herself. She legally changed her name to Marcella and so on. This is getting too long, lol.
A Dark Princess
A Part-Cat Princess
A Princess Who Wants to Be a Superhero
A Rainbow Princess
A Lonely Princess