Star Butterfly is the star of a Disney animated show called Star vs. the Forces of Evil. Star is my favorite Disney princess despite not being a part of the official Disney princess lineup.
1. Disney princesses have been accused of not being able to fight for herself, but no princess kicks more butt than Star. She has defeated Ludo and his henchmen several times. Marco often helps her, but he's more of a sidekick to her than her knight in shining armor.
2. Star is easily the funniest Disney princess. Her and the show have a unique style of humor that makes it stand out. The only Disney princess that's regularly funny that I can think of is Anna, but Star is much funnier. Star's a lot more eccentric and fun than any other Disney princess.
3. When it comes to visuals most Disney princesses are made to look beautiful, but I much prefer Star's unique design. She's a teenager and a comedic action hero so they didn't try to make her pretty. Instead they gave her a creative costume and a memorable look that makes her stand out.
4. Although the other Disney princesses were well voiced by their actresses, but Star's stands out the most. Eden Sher gave Star a definitive voice that's a treat to listen to. Her voice work is more memorable to me than any other Disney princess voice.
Overall I think that Star is Disney's best princess and one of the best fictional princesses of all time. I hope that she gets added to Disney's princess lineup super soon.
1. Disney princesses have been accused of not being able to fight for herself, but no princess kicks more butt than Star. She has defeated Ludo and his henchmen several times. Marco often helps her, but he's more of a sidekick to her than her knight in shining armor.
2. Star is easily the funniest Disney princess. Her and the show have a unique style of humor that makes it stand out. The only Disney princess that's regularly funny that I can think of is Anna, but Star is much funnier. Star's a lot more eccentric and fun than any other Disney princess.
3. When it comes to visuals most Disney princesses are made to look beautiful, but I much prefer Star's unique design. She's a teenager and a comedic action hero so they didn't try to make her pretty. Instead they gave her a creative costume and a memorable look that makes her stand out.
4. Although the other Disney princesses were well voiced by their actresses, but Star's stands out the most. Eden Sher gave Star a definitive voice that's a treat to listen to. Her voice work is more memorable to me than any other Disney princess voice.
Overall I think that Star is Disney's best princess and one of the best fictional princesses of all time. I hope that she gets added to Disney's princess lineup super soon.
Here's another ranking of my favorite DP outfits. I find Disney can work on at least signature dresses of princesses, there are hardly any that I absolutely love and wish to own them but there are some great dresses that I really like and here's my top 10 favorite.
1. Aurora's Blue Gown:
Elegance and grace is dripping from this masterpiece. Sleek and straight cut of the dress makes it sophisticated. I love the broad shoulder to the dress with pin pointed sleeves, shows off her poise so beautifully. I like the nipping of the waistline and the flair of the gown only opens when she twirls,...
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1. Aurora's Blue Gown:
Elegance and grace is dripping from this masterpiece. Sleek and straight cut of the dress makes it sophisticated. I love the broad shoulder to the dress with pin pointed sleeves, shows off her poise so beautifully. I like the nipping of the waistline and the flair of the gown only opens when she twirls,...
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Props to link for posting the link When I came up with answers for the 3rd question, favorite movies, I really liked them so I wanted to share them as an article.
Snow White: Gone With The Wind (1939): Known as one of the favorite romantic classics of all time, this was very big in it's day and came out just 2 years after Snow White's movie did. This is not only a story of romance but a story of survival and Snow White is definitely a (romantic) survivor. 
Aurora: The Sound of...
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Snow White: Gone With The Wind (1939): Known as one of the favorite romantic classics of all time, this was very big in it's day and came out just 2 years after Snow White's movie did. This is not only a story of romance but a story of survival and Snow White is definitely a (romantic) survivor.
A manipulative Southern belle carries on a turbulent affair with a blockade runner during the American Civil War.
Aurora: The Sound of...
BraBriefs current, gorgeous icon.
