History Recap / FilmRerollFrozen

* AmbiguousDisorder: The players suggest {{UsefulNotes/Autism}} as the cause of Anna's quirks. (There might be some ValuesDissonance here, since they also keep mocking her for being stupid.)

* AmbiguousDisorder: The players suggest {{UsefulNotes/Autism}} as the cause of Anna's quirks. (There might be some ValuesDissonance here, [[AcceptableTargets since they also keep mocking her for being stupid.]])

* CriticalResearchFailure: Kara insists that the story is set in UsefulNotes/{{Denmark}}, [[TheMountainsOfIllinois a country with nothing close to the high mountains shown in the film.]] WordOfGod has been pretty clear on the fact that Arendelle was based on ''UsefulNotes/{{Norway}},'' which would make far more sense. (Creator/HansChristianAndersen-- the man who wrote [[Literature/TheSnowQueen the fairy tale]] the movie was based on -- ''was'' Danish, but that's neither here nor there.)
** [[RightForTheWrongReasons That said]], depending on ''when'' exactly the film or the original story would be set (not really specified beyond "some point in the past") Norway might still be a part of Denmark.

* AmbiguousTimePeriod: The players are a bit confused of ''when'' exactly the story is meant to be set,[[note]] it's ''meant'' to be at some point in the mid-nineteenth century, but the film is enough of an AnachronismStew that this isn't obvious[[/note]] leading to discussions on whether the characters are [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} Catholic or Protestant]], and whether certain things have been invented or not.

Starring Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as Anna, Kara ”Pitr” Strait as Elsa, Paulo Quiros as Kristoff and [[GuestHost Jon Miller]] as the Dungeon Master.

->''The Epic WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}} Saga concludes. Joz plays with snowmen! Paulo fast-talks a golem! Pitr sings power of love!''

Starring Jocelyn "Joz" Vammer as Anna, Pitr Strait as Elsa, Paulo Quiros as Kristoff and [[GuestHost Jon Miller]] as the Dungeon Master.

* CriticalResearchFailure: Pitr insists that the story is set in UsefulNotes/{{Denmark}}, [[TheMountainsOfIllinois a country with nothing close to the high mountains shown in the film.]] WordOfGod has been pretty clear on the fact that Arendelle was based on ''UsefulNotes/{{Norway}},'' which would make far more sense. (Creator/HansChristianAndersen-- the man who wrote [[Literature/TheSnowQueen the fairy tale]] the movie was based on -- ''was'' Danish, but that's neither here nor there.)

* CrossCastRole: PlayedWith. Elsa was the first out of the many female characters Pitr Strait has played on the show, which anteceded other Rerollers being crosscast later on. However, ''she'' eventually came out as Transgender, changing her name to Kara not too long thereafter. (Though she also claimed to not consider "Pitr" -- a name she had ''also'' chosen for herself -- an outright deadname.) In hindsight, this campaign marks her first ''[[AvertedTrope aversion]]'' of this trope in the podcast.

* CrossCastRole: PlayedWith. Elsa was the first out of the many female characters Pitr Strait has played on the show, which anteceded other Rerollers being crosscast later on. However, ''She'' eventually came out as Transgender, changing her name to Kara not too long thereafter. (Though also stating that she didn't consider "Pitr" -- a name she had ''also'' chosen for herself -- an outright deadname ) In hindsight, this campaign became her first ''[[AvertedTrope aversion]]'' of this trope in the podcast.

* CrossCastRole: PlayedWith. Elsa was the first out of the many female characters Pitr Strait has played on the show, which anteceded other Rerollers being crosscast later on. However, ''She'' eventually came out as Transgender, changing her name to Kara (though also stating that she didn't consider "Pitr" -- a name she had ''also'' chosen for herself -- an outright deadname ) In hindsight, this campaign became her first ''[[AvertedTrope aversion]]'' of this trope in the podcast.

* CrossCastRole: PlayedWith. Elsa was the first out of the many female characters Pitr Strait has played on the show, which anteceded other Rerollers being crosscast later on. However, Pitr eventually came out as Transgender, in hindsight making this her first ''[[AvertedTrope aversion]]'' of this trope in the podcast.

* EpicFail: In reference to an earlier joke, Joz is jokingly told by another player for Anna to roll to resist [[spoiler:taking her vagina out]]. Dice hit the table and screaming is heard.

* CrossCastRole: PlayedWith. Elsa was the first out of the many female characters Pitr Strait has played on the show, which anteceded other Rerollers being crosscast later on. However, Pitr eventually came out as {{Transgender}}, in hindsight making this her first ''[[AvertedTrope aversion]]'' of this trope in the podcast.

* AmbiguousTimePeriod: The players are a bit confused of ''when'' exactly the story is meant to be set, leading to discussions on whether the characters are [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} Catholic or Protestant]], and whether certain things have been invented or not.

* CrossCastRole: PlayedWith. Elsa was the first out of the many female characters Pitr Strait has played on the show, which anteceded other players being crosscast later on. However, Pitr eventually came out as {{Transgender}}, in hindsight making this her first ''[[AvertedTrope aversion]]'' of this trope in the podcast.

* LighterAndSofter: Unlike some of their other campaigns, this one doesn't deconstruct the source material ''that'' much, and (as the players lampshade) plays more like a straight adaptation of the film. It ''doesn't'' end in an apocalypse, for one thing.

* CrossCastRole: Pitr Strait plays Elsa.

* {{Irony}}: A man named Pitr '''Strait''' playing an AmbiguouslyGay character.

* BurnTheWitch: Subverted. Hans ''tries'' to do this to the Trolls, [[RealityEnsues only to realise that stone creatures are harder to light on fire than he thought.]]

* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the changes made to the plot in the campaign, it still [[BroadStrokes loosely follows]] TheStationsOfTheCanon. It even has more or less the same HappyEnding as the movie: Hans is defeated and Elsa has reconciled with her sister, taken back her throne, learned to control her powers and ended the curse plaguing her country. The biggest difference is that [[RealityEnsues Elsa's subjects are still quite frightened of her,]] but our heroes are certain that she will gain their trust back in the future.

->''The Epic Disney/{{Frozen}} Saga concludes. Joz plays with snowmen! Paulo fast-talks a golem! Pitr sings power of love!''

Episodes 5-7 of Podcast/FilmReroll. Based on [[Disney/{{Frozen}} the 2013 Disney movie.]]

* NoSocialSkills: While it's understandable that a ShelteredAristocrat like Anna would have these, the other players feel that Jocelyn takes it too far, portraying Anna as if she has never met another human being before. They even suggest having her play [[WildChild Mowgli]] if they ever make an RPG based on Disney/TheJungleBook.

* CriticalResearchFailure: Pitr insists that the story is set in UsefulNotes/Denmark, [[TheMountainsOfIllinois a country with nothing close to the high mountains shown in the film.]] WordOfGod has been pretty clear on the fact that Arendelle was based on ''UsefulNotes/Norway,'' which would make far more sense. (Creator/HansChristianAndersen-- the man who wrote [[Literature/TheSnowQueen the fairy tale]] the movie was based on -- ''was'' Danish, but that's neither here nor there.)

* AmbiguousDisorder: The players suggest {{UsefulNoters/Autism}} as the cause of Anna's quirks. (There might be some ValuesDissonance here, [[AcceptableTargets since they also keep mocking her for being stupid.]])

Episodes 5-7 of Podcast/FilmReroll.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: This happens with Hans. He is still trying to kill Elsa and take her throne, but he never tricks Anna into falling in love with him (and - by extension - never outright betrays her). It's possible that he -- much like the Duke of Weselton -- is a WellIntentionedExtremist [[WrongGenreSavvy genuinely believing himself to be saving Arendelle from its evil witch queen,]] rather than the selfish, manipulative sociopath he was in the film.
* AdaptedOut: Oaken (since Anna never visits his store) and Olaf (since Elsa doesn't create him during the ''Let It Go'' scene. Anna ''does'' ask her sister to bring the snowman she made to life, but she doesn't).

* AdaptationalNameChange / {{Expy}}: Falgore - Elsa's ice golem - is pretty much Marshmallow from the real movie, [[RuleOfCool except he's got swords for arms.]]

** When travelling to Elsa's castle, Jocelyn starts singing [[Film/TheWizardOfOz "We're Off To See The Wizard."]] (This later became HilariousInHindsight when the team actually made a ''Wizard of Oz'' campaign... with Jocelyn as Dorothy, no less.)

Thanks to her own clumsiness, Princess Anna of Arendelle has accidentally ruined her sister Elsa's coronation, causing her to reveal her long-hidden ice powers and flee to the mountains. Now Anna sets out on a quest to find her lost sister and end the eternal winter plauging their country. Can she evade the blade-armed snowmonsters and troll-burning princes who stand in her way? And will Elsa ever bring Anna's snowman to life?

* AdaptationalHeroism: ''Very'' Downplayed with Hans. He is still trying to kill Elsa and take her throne, but he never tricks Anna into falling in love with him (and - by extension - never outright betrays her). It's possible that he - much like the Duke of Weselton - is a WellIntentionedExtremist [[WrongGenreSavvy genuinely believing himself to be saving Arendelle from its evil witch queen,]] rather than the selfish, manipulative sociopath he was in the film.