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* ''VideoGame/BeautyAndTheBeastABoardGameAdventure'' (1999), a PartyGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor, based on the 1991 animated film.
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''Beauty and the Beast'' is a Creator/{{Disney}} media franchise that began with the company's 1991 animated adaptation of [[Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast the French fairy tale of the same name]] about an intelligent and beautiful woman named Belle who gets taken prisoner in a castle by a ferocious Beast, who is actually a cursed human prince who must learn to truly love her for who she is and vice versa to break the curse before the last petal of an enchanted rose falls. This was Disney's first property to have [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs EGOTed]] and--to date--the only one to have done so with a Primetime Emmy.
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''Beauty and the Beast'' is a Creator/{{Disney}} media franchise that began with the company's 1991 animated adaptation of [[Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast the French fairy tale of the same name]] about an intelligent and beautiful woman named Belle who gets taken prisoner in a castle by a ferocious Beast, who is actually a cursed human prince who must learn to truly love her for who she is and vice versa to break the curse before the last petal of an enchanted rose falls. This was Disney's first property to have [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs EGOTed]] and--to date--the only one to have done so with a Primetime Emmy.
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* ''VideoGame/DisneyMirrorverse'' (2022): Belle, Gaston, and the Beast are among the playable characters.
** ''Disney Mirrorverse: Belle'' (2024): A [[TieInNovel Tie-In]] {{Manga}} and prequel to the game, featuring the Mirrorverse versions of the characters in an alternate take on the movie story.
* ''VideoGame/DisneySpeedstorm'' (2023): The game launched with ''Beauty and the Beast'' content including Belle and the Beast as playable racers, plus Gaston was added in a later update.
** ''Disney Mirrorverse: Belle'' (2024): A [[TieInNovel Tie-In]] {{Manga}} and prequel to the game, featuring the Mirrorverse versions of the characters in an alternate take on the movie story.
* ''VideoGame/DisneySpeedstorm'' (2023): The game launched with ''Beauty and the Beast'' content including Belle and the Beast as playable racers, plus Gaston was added in a later update.
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Non-Disney adaptations of the original tale can be found on its [[DerivativeWorks/BeautyAndTheBeast Derivative Works]] page.
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[[caption-width-right:300:♫ ''Just a little change\\
Small, to say the least\\
Both a little scared\\
Neither one prepared\\
Beauty and the Beast'' ♫]]
''Beauty and the Beast'' is a Creator/{{Disney}} media franchise that began with the company's 1991 animated adaptation of [[Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast the French fairy tale of the same name]] about an intelligent and beautiful woman named Belle who gets taken prisoner in a castle by a ferocious Beast, who is actually a cursed human prince who must learn to truly love her for who she is and vice versa to break the curse before the last petal of an enchanted rose falls. This was Disney's first property to have [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs EGOTed]] and--to date--the only one to have done so with a Primetime Emmy.
Non-Disney adaptations of the original tale can be found on its [[DerivativeWorks/BeautyAndTheBeast Derivative Works]] page.
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!!List of works in the Disney franchise:
[[AC:Feature films]]
[[index]]
* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'' (1991), the original Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon animated film.
* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeastTheEnchantedChristmas'' (1997), a [[invoked]][[DirectToVideo direct-to-video]] {{interquel}}. Belle wishes to throw the best Christmas party ever to lift the Beast’s spirits, but they are manipulated by the evil organ Forte.
* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeastBellesMagicalWorld'' (1998), another direct-to-video interquel consisting of segments salvaged from a cancelled TV show based on the movie.
* ''Film/{{Beauty and the Beast|2017}}'' (2017), a [[Film/DisneyLiveActionRemakes live-action remake]] of the 1991 animated film.
[[AC:Television series]]
* ''Series/SingMeAStoryWithBelle'' (1995-1997), set in the bookshop in the village, which Belle now appears to run herself. Belle is played in live-action by Lynsey [=McLeod=], and her segments serve as a framing device for the presentation of musical shorts produced by Disney. Gaston appears in one episode.
* ''Series/OnceUponATime'' (2011-2018), in which Belle and the Beast, who in this continuity is [[Literature/{{Rumpelstiltskin}} Rumplestiltskin]], are major characters. Other characters and elements of the franchise are referenced or appear in more minor roles, such as Gaston and the Enchanted Rose.
[[/index]]
[[AC:Literature]]
[[index]]
* ''[[Literature/ATwistedTale As Old As Time: A Twisted Tale]]''
[[/index]]
[[AC:Theatre]]
* ''Beauty and the Beast'': Live on Stage (1991–present),[[note]]as a theme park attraction; this span ignores a hiatus caused by the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic[[/note]] an abridged retelling of the 1991 film as a live musical performed at [[Ride/WaltDisneyWorld Disney's Hollywood Studios]] since the very same day as the original film's release. Most of the vocal performances are pre-recorded except for the characters of Belle and Gaston.
* ''Theatre/BeautyAndTheBeast'' (created in 1994), a [[TheMusical musical]] by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman, and Tim Rice, based on the 1991 animated film.
[[AC:Rides]]
[[index]]
* ''Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast'' (2020, Tokyo Disneyland)
[[/index]]
[[AC:VideoGames]]
[[index]]
* ''VideoGame/BeautyAndTheBeastABoardGameAdventure'' (1999), a PartyGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor, based on the 1991 animated film.
[[/index]]
* ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' (2002-present), a crossover between Disney properties and Creator/SquareEnix properties that prominently features the film’s cast.
** ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsI Kingdom Hearts]]'' (2002): Belle is revealed to be one of the fabled Princesses of Heart who is sought by the Disney Villains as part of their plans for conquest. Beast fights his way to the villains’ lair to help series protagonists Sora, Donald, and Goofy fight the forces of darkness and rescue Belle and the other Princesses. Notably, Belle and Beast break the usual rules of the franchise stating that a Disney character cannot exit their home world.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsChainOfMemories'' (2004): Belle and Beast serve much of the same role they served in the original game in a new story.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' (2006): A world called "Beast's Castle" debuts set as an Interquel of the film. Beast serves once again as a party member as he helps Sora contend with the threat of Organization XIII member Xaldin, who uniquely pulls some of his characterization from Forte.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts358DaysOver2'' (2009): Beast’s Castle returns, with Roxas and Xion studying the Beast as he tries to defend his castle from the Heartless.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsX'' (2013-2021): Beast's Castle once again serves as a playable world, this time notably featuring the debut of Gaston and Maurice, who were left out of previous games.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsMelodyOfMemory'' (2020): Two stages based on Beast's Castle in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' appear, with a stage set to the title song also available. Beast serves as a guest party member as well.
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[[caption-width-right:300:♫ ''Just a little change\\
Small, to say the least\\
Both a little scared\\
Neither one prepared\\
Beauty and the Beast'' ♫]]
''Beauty and the Beast'' is a Creator/{{Disney}} media franchise that began with the company's 1991 animated adaptation of [[Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast the French fairy tale of the same name]] about an intelligent and beautiful woman named Belle who gets taken prisoner in a castle by a ferocious Beast, who is actually a cursed human prince who must learn to truly love her for who she is and vice versa to break the curse before the last petal of an enchanted rose falls. This was Disney's first property to have [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs EGOTed]] and--to date--the only one to have done so with a Primetime Emmy.
Non-Disney adaptations of the original tale can be found on its [[DerivativeWorks/BeautyAndTheBeast Derivative Works]] page.
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!!List of works in the Disney franchise:
[[AC:Feature films]]
[[index]]
* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'' (1991), the original Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon animated film.
* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeastTheEnchantedChristmas'' (1997), a [[invoked]][[DirectToVideo direct-to-video]] {{interquel}}. Belle wishes to throw the best Christmas party ever to lift the Beast’s spirits, but they are manipulated by the evil organ Forte.
* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeastBellesMagicalWorld'' (1998), another direct-to-video interquel consisting of segments salvaged from a cancelled TV show based on the movie.
* ''Film/{{Beauty and the Beast|2017}}'' (2017), a [[Film/DisneyLiveActionRemakes live-action remake]] of the 1991 animated film.
[[AC:Television series]]
* ''Series/SingMeAStoryWithBelle'' (1995-1997), set in the bookshop in the village, which Belle now appears to run herself. Belle is played in live-action by Lynsey [=McLeod=], and her segments serve as a framing device for the presentation of musical shorts produced by Disney. Gaston appears in one episode.
* ''Series/OnceUponATime'' (2011-2018), in which Belle and the Beast, who in this continuity is [[Literature/{{Rumpelstiltskin}} Rumplestiltskin]], are major characters. Other characters and elements of the franchise are referenced or appear in more minor roles, such as Gaston and the Enchanted Rose.
[[/index]]
[[AC:Literature]]
[[index]]
* ''[[Literature/ATwistedTale As Old As Time: A Twisted Tale]]''
[[/index]]
[[AC:Theatre]]
* ''Beauty and the Beast'': Live on Stage (1991–present),[[note]]as a theme park attraction; this span ignores a hiatus caused by the UsefulNotes/COVID19Pandemic[[/note]] an abridged retelling of the 1991 film as a live musical performed at [[Ride/WaltDisneyWorld Disney's Hollywood Studios]] since the very same day as the original film's release. Most of the vocal performances are pre-recorded except for the characters of Belle and Gaston.
* ''Theatre/BeautyAndTheBeast'' (created in 1994), a [[TheMusical musical]] by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman, and Tim Rice, based on the 1991 animated film.
[[AC:Rides]]
[[index]]
* ''Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast'' (2020, Tokyo Disneyland)
[[/index]]
[[AC:VideoGames]]
[[index]]
* ''VideoGame/BeautyAndTheBeastABoardGameAdventure'' (1999), a PartyGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor, based on the 1991 animated film.
[[/index]]
* ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' (2002-present), a crossover between Disney properties and Creator/SquareEnix properties that prominently features the film’s cast.
** ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsI Kingdom Hearts]]'' (2002): Belle is revealed to be one of the fabled Princesses of Heart who is sought by the Disney Villains as part of their plans for conquest. Beast fights his way to the villains’ lair to help series protagonists Sora, Donald, and Goofy fight the forces of darkness and rescue Belle and the other Princesses. Notably, Belle and Beast break the usual rules of the franchise stating that a Disney character cannot exit their home world.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsChainOfMemories'' (2004): Belle and Beast serve much of the same role they served in the original game in a new story.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' (2006): A world called "Beast's Castle" debuts set as an Interquel of the film. Beast serves once again as a party member as he helps Sora contend with the threat of Organization XIII member Xaldin, who uniquely pulls some of his characterization from Forte.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts358DaysOver2'' (2009): Beast’s Castle returns, with Roxas and Xion studying the Beast as he tries to defend his castle from the Heartless.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsX'' (2013-2021): Beast's Castle once again serves as a playable world, this time notably featuring the debut of Gaston and Maurice, who were left out of previous games.
** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsMelodyOfMemory'' (2020): Two stages based on Beast's Castle in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' appear, with a stage set to the title song also available. Beast serves as a guest party member as well.
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