History WMG / Wish2023

Because of how the previous two films ''Encanto'' and ''Strange World'' had no antagonists, this will likely bring back a villain who will become one in the film.

Because of how the film will be focusing on wishes, Asha is likely going on a journey to the stars.

Going on the above, maybe the original devil in Disney will show up. Perhaps even being Magnifico's true master.

The film will be celebrating Disney's 100th Anniversary of Animation, so it would make sense of there being any characters from other Disney Animation Canon films.

From what we know about Asha, it looks like through her song she was being neglected, pushed around, and bullied which could be why she wanted to have a wish become noticed and loved including being special.

* Unlikely. Asha's mother Jakina and grandpa Sabino were confirmed so Asha is definitely not a born-royal.

Asha was either abandoned and adopted by Jakina, or Magnifico wished to become King and abandoned his family (erasing him from their memories), so he could marry the Queen. This would make Asha a Disney Princess. It would also explain why Magnifico picked her, of all people, to be his apprentice. He wanted someone of his own blood to succeed him and avoid a SuccessionCrisis for the throne.

Tying into the "Magnifico had already dabbled in dark magic" theory above; young Magnifico cast a spell that either attracted the thieves that destroyed his home, or destroyed it outright and the thieves story is a cover-up. It wouldn't be beyond [[VillainWithGoodPublicity Magnifico]] to cover up his involvement in what happened to his family and home.

From what we know about Asha, it looks like through her song she was being neglected, pushed around, and bullied which could be why she wanted to have make a wish become noticed and loved including being special.

** Alternatively, to use another WMG mentioned above, ''this'' could be the chance for him to repent his evil ways.

He already had that tome of dark spells in his study, he'd probably experimented with it at least once but managed to keep from going further with it, hence why it's under lock and key when Asha arrives, but always gnawing at the back of his mind that he could use it to become even more powerful. This is why he turned to it so quickly after Star showed up instead of diligently using his "good" magic to find it. It could also very well be why he turned out to not be as benevolent as his reputation suggests right from the beginning.

The animated film had given almost everyone one of the six teens more screen time and focus except for Hal who had less screen time than any of them.

''WesternAnimation/FrozenII'', the sequel to ''WesternAnimation/Frozen2013'', focused on Elsa while going on a journey to notice to voice she was hearing, while ''WesternAnimation/RalphBreaksTheInternet'' also focused on Vanellope exploring through games after her own game shut down.

So it definitely makes sense for ''Wish'' to have some spin-offs because of how loveable their characters are and since there are some of them who haven't had any development.

* Starr

A bigger, more menacing villain will threaten Rosas, making King Magnifico look tame in comparison. The BigBad of that sequel will be so terrifying, Asha would be forced to take drastic measures to ensure Rosas does not fall, to the point where she frees King Magnifico to help fend off the threat, though she finds a way to keep him in line (using force) and everyone would have shades of ForgivenButNotForgotten around him.

''Wish'' has a villain in the form of King Magnifico, so any spinoff or sequel with him could involve him fighting his own demons, including whatever was in that forbidden magic, as a reference to some past Disney films having antagonistic but not villainous characters. This may result in Magnifico realizing as threatening as he thought Star was, he is ultimately HisOwnWorstEnemy, with the thing in his magic taunting him for it. Throughout the sequel, he will have to face his past , the thing in his forbidden magic, and those demons and make peace with all of them if he is to help Asha defeat the sequel's BigBad.

''WesternAnimation/Frozenll'', the sequel to ''WesternAnimation/Frozen2013'', focused on Elsa while going on a journey to notice to voice she was hearing, while ''WesternAnimation/RalphBreaksTheInternet'' also focused on Vanellope exploring through games after her own game shut down.

''[[WesternAnimation/Frozenll Frozen 2]]'' had the sequel of ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'' focused on Elsa while going on a journey to notice to voice she was hearing. while ''WesternAnimation/RalphBreaksTheInternet'' also focused on Vanellope exploring through games after her own game shut down.

[[WMG: Possible Ideas on what possible sequels of Wish could focuse in]]

Look I know that while it was praised for its wonderful animation of celebration, it was criticized for a few things such as generic Disney songs despite the songs having been great, constant references to past Disney movies becoming across as overwhelming and distracting despite it being a celebration, and The backstories of the main characters haven't been developed or even hinted.

* The Stars from the Sky's origins including before Starr came down to Asha.

Now that Asha is a fairy godmother, she will have to face any other threats that may be coming for Rosa’s

[[WMG:What Possible Wishes]]
Because of how Wish will be focusing on wishes which has been a MythologyGag on Disney Animated Canon films such as Pinocchio or The Princess and The Frog, it can likely focus on.

[[WMG:Wish will reveal to have a SharedUniverse or Multiverse of the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon]]
While there are possibilities of there being cameos or other characters from Disney Animated films of Disney Animated Canon.

With it being the celebration of Disney's 100th Anniversary, it could be highly likely that a few or various cameos could appear in Wish from Disney Animated Films they have appeared in.

Because of how the film will be focusing on wishes, Asha can be likely going on a journey to the stars.

* Perhaps his plan is to use wishes to make himself or Rosas even more powerful.
* His ultimate plan could be related to him ensuring all the wishes were under his control or gain all their power to maintain his own, essentially like Jafar becoming an all-powerful genie.

* Combining some magic books (as seen in the official trailer) with wishes to make something he can control from inside in a manner similar to Oogie Boogie or remotely like Syndrome and the tenth version of the Omnidroid.

* Using the wishes in a similar manner to the Horned King or DOR-15 (Doris) summoning their armies.

During the scene of the trailer where King Magnifico is lambasting Asha as a traitor and ordering her to be hunted down at any cost, Simon, who was earlier in the trailer shown to have been making a wish to have been a knight to the King, is shown right there at his side with his sword drawn and is not shown to be having any real issues with what his "King" is saying even despite the fact that the other members of the seven have been looking pretty darn shocked and horrified at all this. Keep in mind that the King mentioned that he grants wishes that are "beneficial to Rosas" aka him, and the fact that giving the King your wishes can inflict some kind of amnesia effect on a person's brain implies that there's a whole lot more they can do to a person's brain as well. I don't think that Simon would betray Asha normally under regular circumstances. Still, because he made a wish to be a knight, King Magnifico is choosing to grant that wish so he can twist it to his own ends by basically brainwashing Simon into being his blindly loyal knight who was willing to take on whatever order his king gave him, even if it was to hunt down and betray one of his only and closest friends. So now in addition to having to stop King Magnifico, Asha and the rest of the Seven will have to deal with getting their friend Simon freed from the King's mind control and saving him before it's too late.

Like the movie might feature Star and Asha bride traveling to different places around the world and the places foreshadow where these future films are set or King Magnifico being seen holding objects that would be used in future Disney movies.

[[WMG:King Magnifico will capture Asha at some point film]]

''[[WesternAnimation/Frozenll]]'' had the sequel of ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'' focused on Elsa while going on a journey to notice to voice she was hearing. while ''WesternAnimation/RalphBreaksTheInternet'' also focused on Vanellope exploring through games after her own game shut down.

''[[WesternAnimation/FrozenII]]'' had the sequel of ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'' focused on Elsa while going on a journey to notice to voice she was hearing. while ''WesternAnimation/RalphBreaksTheInternet'' also focused on Vanellope exploring through games after her own game shut down.

''[[WesternAnimation/Frozen2]]'' had the sequel of ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'' focused on Elsa while going on a journey to notice to voice she was hearing. while ''WesternAnimation/RalphBreaksTheInternet'' also focused on Vanellope exploring through games after her own game shut down.

''WesternAnimation/Frozenll'' had the sequel of ''Franchise/{{Frozen}}'' focused on Elsa while going on a journey to notice to voice she was hearing. while ''WesternAnimation/RalphBreaksTheInternet'' also focused on Vanellope exploring through games after her own game shut down.

Plus, he gives off rather smarmy vibes in the trailer, the way he showboats and apparently controls every wish to be granted, not to mention his EvilLaugh (heard at 0:31 in the teaser).

* How? Will it be a character patterned after his appearence and mannerisms?

Primarily white clothing? Prideful demeanor? Wicked goatee? Promises to grant wishes while taking them for himself? Sounds like a Lucifer analogue to me.

From what he was saying to Asha in the trailer, he tells her about the wishes and ends with telling her to give her wish to him.

While there are being possibilities of there being cameos or other characters from Disney Animated films of Disney Animated Canon.

With it being the celebration to Disney's 100th Anniversary, it could be highly likely that a few or various cameos could appear in Wish from Disney Animated Films they have appeared in.

As Magnifico seems like a promising villain, there must be a scene that proves how much a CompleteMonster. In a scene such as this, Asha or some character tried to convince him to change his ways(possibly being confident about it as many recent heroes have been), only for him to completely refuse to, continue with his plot, and possibly force whoever tried to reach him to watch (leaving them completely devastated).

It looks like ''Wish'' will hopefully be bringing back new traditional Disney villains after so long. This should also including having villains die sometimes (not ''all the time''). King Magnifico already seems to be a promising CompleteMonster villain who will [[RedemptionRejection reject every offer given to change himself]], which will lead to TheClimax, where Asha will eventually destroy his power, return the wishes to their rightful owners, and destroy him for good.

** Alternatively, Star can still stick a around for a bit to see Asha brought back to life, but then [[ButNowIMustGo will have a tearful goodbye with her before he leaves]].

Since its Disney's 100th anniversary, as a tribute to previous to previous villains, King Magnifico will be make huge references and homage to previous villains. For instance we might see him hold a scepter or use hyenas to hunt down Asha or use a magic mirror to find Star.

Since Disney called Magnifico one of "most formidable foes in Disney history", he will basically be a combination of all the previous villains with a trait from all of them.

[[WMG:The Star (or potential Stars) will grow Super Giant at one point to protect the kingdom and/or people]]

** Asha's IWantSong ''This Wish'' seems to be selfless as she is seems to wishing for a better life for not just her, but all the people in Rosas as well.

Pretty much every story about wishes inevitably deals in this at one point, and a film about a place where wishes are granted would probably see no exception.

Well I mean, most Disney Villains in their own Disney Animated Canon films have had their own Villain Songs, it would make very much sense of Magnifico to have his in VillainSong.

It could be possible that his Villain Song will be about in why he would want to take over the Wishes and Stars, as well as his presumed plan on taking over the wishes.

One thing Disney must bring back is Disney Princesses having love interests again once in a while. So even if Asha does not have a regular love interest or get married, the least they can do is give possible hints of her liking a another character, maybe something that could be explored in future media of the movie as a sequel or a show.

Asha's friends, The Teens from the trailer of the film each looks familiar and bear some resemblance to The Seven Dwarfs besides the looks.

The film will be celebrating as Disney's 100th Anniversary of Animation, so it would make sense of there being any characters from other Disney Animation Canon films.

Come on now, we know this twist already. He's a set up for the real villain who will be an ally for the heroes or the true villain will be something more thematic like [[MemeticMutation depression]]. Adding further evidence is that his reasons for villainy involve... not giving everyone a wish despite there being [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor valid reasons for it]].

From what we know about Asha, it looks like through her song that she was being neglected, push around, and bullied which could be why she wanted to have make a wish become noticed and loved including being special.

These will include greed and hoarding othersè properties by manipulating others into giving them to him (as seen with the wishes).

This would be a pretty big subversion to most villain deaths in Disney canon, since most die screaming.

Not like "Hell" or anything subject to HaveAGayOldTime, I mean like an outright F-Bomb, which I doubt anything in Disney outside of Miramax or Touchstone... touched. But what better time thw the 100th anniversary to do what has never done before?

It would be hilarious if during a moment of frustration someone actually did swear, and everyone else was momentarily shocked by it, just as the audience is. Or even epic if Asha during the defeat of Magnifico yells at him to "Shut the f--- up!".

She was once just a normal peasant woman who had either been longing for a husband or had been involved with a man that she was forbidden from marrying for some reason. When she made a wish for herself to have a "happy marriage", King Magnifico granted it because he saw it as a beneficial wish for Rosas… because he could use it as an excuse to twist the wish around and grant it by having Amaya marry him and giving her brain the added filter of seeing him only as a "perfect and good ruler and husband" so that he could improve his image with a completely supportive queen. (Because frankly her attitude towards him in the trailers seemed eerily blindly glorifying and subservient, like it felt more like a servant talking to him than a wife).

King Magnifico only grants wishes he believes can serve him and the Kingdom of Rosa, leaving the majority ungranted and forgotten. While he's using his own bias and agenda to judge, it's not wrong to belive a lot of people's wishes would be selfish in nature and detrimental to society. What if someone wished they were king or queen? The wishing star might grant a few of these troublesome wishes and the fallout can demonstrate how not every wish should come true to encourage some forethought in your wishing.

Disney villains such as Maleficent, Alameda Slim and Jafar had a battle with one of the protagonists. Some possibilities for King Magnifico's battle include:
* Entering a OneWingedAngel form using all of the kingdom's contained wishes, boastfully making a AGodAmI speech bearing an eerie resemblance to Jafar's in the process. The transformation sequence could be reminiscent of Maleficent's.

* Being smart and active as Gaston or Frollo, using brute force and multiple wishes to gain an edge.

* Using the wishes and magic mentioned earlier to pull off Ursula enlarging herself.

During the scene of the trailer where King Magnifico is lambasting Asha as a traitor and ordering her to be hunted down at any cost, Simon, who was earlier in the trailer shown to have been making a wish to have been a knight to the King, is shown right there at his side with his sword drawn and is not shown to be having any real issues with what his "King" is saying even despite the fact that the other members of the seven have been looking pretty darn shocked and horrified at all this. Keep in mind that the King mentioned that he grants wishes that are "beneficial to Rosas" aka him, and the fact that giving the King your wishes can inflict some kind of amnesia effect on a person's brain implies that there's a whole lot more they can do to a person's brain as well. I don't think that Simon would betray Asha normally under regularly circumstances, but because he made a wish to be a knight, King Magnifico is choosing to grant that wish so he can twist it to his own ends by basically brainwashing Simon into being his blindly loyal knight who was willing to take on whatever order his king gave him, even if it was to hunt down and betray one of his only and closest friends. So now in addition to having to stop King Magnifico, Asha and the rest of the Seven will have to deal with getting their friend Simon freed from the King's mind control and saving him before it's too late.
* One of the trailers has a shot where Asha's friends, except for Dahlia and Simon, swing down into the room where Magnifico keeps the wishes. While Dahlia's absence is to be expected since she needs a crutch to walk, Simon not being there is a little more suspect.

A possible extension to the prediction above. Besides Asha being the one who gets brought back to life by magic after dying (as mentioned in the theory above), Simon could also be a contender for the character who goes through this process. After Asha and the Six manage to [[IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight break Simon free from Magnifico's control]], he could either [[TakingTheBullet take a bullet]] from the evil king intended for Asha or in general makes a HeroicSacrifice in the FinalBattle climax. After Magnifico is (hopefully) killed, his friends will surround him as he spends his last moments [[DyingAsYourself being happy to be himself again]]. While they cry however, Star (just like the theory about Asha) will uses it's powers to resurrect him before [[ButNowIMustGo leaving to return to the sky]].

It's possible that at some point in the movie Asha will be captured by the king and her friends must sneak in to rescue her from Magnifico.

This can mean that if she has a moment to notice something wrong about her spouse, she will start to realize that Asha is innocent and that her husband is nothing but a power-hungry king who only wants the power from the wishes.

In the trailer, Dahlia stated that Asha was becoming King Magnifico’s apprentice when she was nervous about becoming one, that is until the latter left after realizing Magnifico is keeping them in his private room instead of granting the wishes as he promised the citizens.

We don't know that much info about him besides his being the son of Sabino and the late husband to Sakina and late father to Asha.

In a few moments of the teaser and official trailers, the group are shown jumping down, with both Valentino and Star joining with them while in Magnifico’s private room.

[[WMG:Taking an alternate position from the above WMG, Magnifico is a fallen star himself. For whatever reason, he went rogue and founded Rosas as his own personal wish-worshipping society.]]

The reason she looks different is because she uses her magic, natural or wish given, to shapeshift into a form the person she's helping would be comfortable with.

Her regular outfit in the marketing could possibly transform into an elaborate, more Disney Princess-style gown during an important plot point. And after the movie comes out, there would be a lot of marketing done with it.

The bridge in 'The Thanks I Get' say he'll do anything to make [[GointotheLight 'that light reverse.']] He also looks younger than some of Rosas' townsfolk, [[MayDecemberRomance and looks way older than Queen Amaya,]] but is somehow the founder.

Star seems to give anything it comes in contact with magical and full of life. (The entire "I'm A Star" segment is it using it's magic to let the forest animals sing.) So it could be a metaphor for how animation can bring life to anything that couldn't be in the real world.

In one of the behind the scene trailers, Magnifico is visiting Asha, her mother and grandfather from there home presumably into investigating and finding the "traitor" after noticing a sparkled brightness from the forest.

He was already shown fulfilling more power in himself and his staff, meaning that he has already took one of the wishes as well.

Amaya has been nothing but a kind empress herself unlike her husband who is a narcissist monarch that doesn't even care about the people of Rosas while she does.
She even helped on Asha and her friends on taking him down while freeing the wishes from him back to the people including Asha's family. Once Magnifico is defeated, Amaya will likely become the new ruler instead.

During the FreezeFrameBonus of his defeat of being trapped in his own staff after Asha and the rest of Rosas wished their own wishes while freeing star, a silhouette of The Magic Mirror from ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs'' is shown, except only that it doesn’t have a mustache.

If the theory above stating that Asha is the Fairy Godmother, then this theory might have some truth to it.

Rosas was protected by King Magnifico, a powerful sorcerer that founded his city and did seem to take pride in keeping his people safe, as his own kingdom was destroyed. However with him gone, it won't be long before other kingdoms see his absence as an opportunity to raid the kingdom for its riches. It would explain how the magic mirror ended up in the hands of the Evil Queen (assuming Magnifico is the Magic Mirror).

Well the Easter eggs so far have nothing but been references or cameos, with there being implications that Magnifico being the Magic Mirror from ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs'' and Asha being the fairy godmother from Cinderella, despite both of them being separate as shown from ''WesternAnimation/OnceUponAStudio''.

Their limited magic is because most of Rosa's wishes haven't made it to them due to Magnifico taking them all. Once Asha sent her wish directly to them, Star realized why this is and decided to personally intervene with the little power this gave them. This also explains how Star was able to bust out of the staff at the end--everyone making the same wish at the same time supercharged them.

Now that Asha is a fairy godmother, she will have face any other threats that may be coming for Rosa’s

* An obsessed person who wants to find about the stars origins and information.
* A cosmic being who has a insane joker personality.
* A former apprentice of Magnifico's, or someone who applied for apprenticeship but the events of the film happened too quickly for them to get the job.

* The Seven Teens having more focus mostly Hal, on their adventures.

* What other places are there besides Rosas.

And it will be focusing on Star, Valentino, and The Seven Teens though separate on what they have been doing after Rosa’s was saved from Magnifico.

The animated film had gave almost everyone one of the six teens more screentime and focus except for Hal who had less screen time than any of them.

So it definitely makes sense for ''Wish'' to have some spin offs because of how loveable their characters are and since there are some of them who haven’t had any development.

* Queen Amaya’s time while taking over as the sole-ruler of Rosas.

Look I know that while it was praised for its wonderful animation of celebration, it was criticized for a few things such as generic Disney songs despite the songs having been great, constant references to past Disney movies becoming across as overwhelming and distracting despite it being a celebration, and The backstories of the main characters havent been developed or even hinted.

The future of ''Wish'' could help on what sequels or prequels maybe that can focused on some characters besides Asha.

* The Stars from the skys origins including before Starr came down to Asha.

* The backstory of how Sakina and Asha’s father met.