History WesternAnimation / YoungPocahontas

* ButNotTooBlack: Pocahontas has lighter skin than the other Native Americans shown in the film.

* WritingLines: John Smith's recurring punishment for Squint.

* EvilOverlooker: The Medicine Man is shown in the sky looking down on Pocahontas and her animal friends as shown on the video cover above.

''Young Pocahontas'' is a 1997 DirectToVideo AnimatedMusical made by Creator/UAVEntertainment. It is, of course, a [[TheMockbuster mockbuster]] of Disney's ''{{Disney/Pocahontas}}''.

* NeverSayDie: Pocahontas and her animal friends have to save Smith from being "hurt" by the Medicine Man and his minions. Armed with arrows and tomahawks, it looks like they might have more in mind than simply hurting him. Despite this, it's apparently okay for Squint to talk about "shooting" the natives. Hey, he didn't ''say'' that the shooting would be fatal!

If you think the title suggests that this is some kind of prequel to the traditional UsefulNotes/{{Pocahontas}} story, prepare to be disappointed. It's the usual story about her meeting John Smith, just with Pocahontas being at a more historically accurate age. As a consequence, their relationship is accurately portrayed as platonic. Don't get too excited. Those two details are pretty much the end of the historical accuracies, as this version features Pocahontas and her talking animal friends stopping an evil Medicine Man from sabotaging relations between the Powhatans and the English settlers.

* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Pocahontas can talk to animals, something which the Medicine Man believes to be impossible.

* NeverSayDie: Pocahontas and her animal friends have to save Smith from being "hurt" by the Medicine Man and his minions. Armed with arrows and tomahawks, it looks like they might have more in mind than simply hurting him. Despite this, it's apparently okay for Squint to talk about "shooting" the natives. Hey, he didn't ''say'' the shooting would be fatal!

* NeverSayDie: Pocahontas and her animal friends have to save Smith from being "hurt" by the Medicine Man and his minions. Armed with arrows and tomahawks, it looks like they might have more in mind than simply hurting him.

* EvilColonialist: John Smith's first mate, a diminutive pirate-looking character named Squint, acts like a stereotypical one, with Smith constantly attempting to correct his behavior.

If you think the title suggests that this is some kind of prequel to the traditional UsefulNotes/Pocahontas story, prepare to be disappointed. It's the usual story about her meeting John Smith, just with Pocahontas being at a more historically accurate age. As a consequence, their relationship is accurately portrayed as platonic. Don't get too excited. Those two details are pretty much the end of the historical accuracies, as this version features Pocahontas and her talking animal friends stopping an evil Medicine Man from sabotaging relations between the Powhatans and the English settlers.

If you think the title suggests that this is some kind of prequel to the traditional Pocahontas story, prepare to be disappointed. It's the usual story about her meeting John Smith, just with Pocahontas being at a more historically accurate age. As a consequence, their relationship is accurately portrayed as platonic. Don't get too excited. Those two details are pretty much the end of the historical accuracies, as this version features Pocahontas and her talking animal friends stopping an evil Medicine Man from sabotaging relations between the Powhatans and the English settlers.

If you think the title suggests that this is some kind of prequel to the traditional Pocahontas story, prepare to be disappointed. It's the usual story about her meeting John Smith, just with Pocahontas being at a more historically accurate age. As a consequence, their relationship is accurately portrayed as platonic. Don't get too excited. Those two details are pretty much the end of the historical accuracies, as this version has Pocahontas and her talking animal friends stopping an evil Medicine Man from sabotaging relations between the Powhatans and the English settlers.