History WMG / FrozenII

* If this is true, then King Runeard is a grand-uncle to Hans, thus making him a second cousin to Anna and Elsa.
** Hans is probably raleted to the sisters regardless of that. This is the only way he could become King of Arendelle after Elsa's and Anna's deaths.

However, it is {{Confirmed}} that the Dark Sea beach was directly inspired byReynisfjara Beach in Iceland (from the Art of Frozen II book).

* Confirmed. The sisters are still the main characters, and we find out new things about them, mainly [[spoiler:that they are the bridge between magic and humanity, that they are half-Northuldran from Iduna and that Anna is a leader in her own right.]]

* {{Jossed}}. She doesn't have or require a romance.

** Eventually she will unveil to the townspeople that she is Queen Elsa, and also explain what happened with her powers.

** If her parents also return, Elsa and Iduna could dress up as each other for fun! They do look quite similar, after all.
** Or if the people of Arendelle have incorrectly been told that Elsa must stay in the Enchanted Lands' autumn forest, she could reappear and be welcomed back to Arendelle after her extraordinary journey further north.
* {{Jossed}}. Elsa never takes on a disguise in the sequel.

* {{Jossed}}. She doesn't have a romance.

* {{Jossed}}. Although Elsa does have a ShipTease where she holds hands with another character and accepts her invitation to come live with her people (bonus points for having just met her), there is no overt romance.

* {Jossed}}. No new snow creatures appear.

* Confirmed. The sisters are still the main characters, and we find out new things about them, mainly [[spoiler:that they are the bridge between magic and humanity, and that Anna is a leader in her own right.]]

* A short film celebrating Elsa's 25th birthday, since ''Frozen Fever'' (2015) celebrated Anna's 19th birthday. It takes place in the winter following ''Frozen II''.

''Think back to ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', when Olaf meets Anna, Kristoff and Sven.

[[spoiler:Partially confirmed. While the parents are not alive, the end involves Anna becoming Queen of Arendelle and Elsa embracing her role as the more nature-connected half of the Fifth Spirit, residing in the Enchanted Forest with the Northuldra. Nevertheless, the sisters bond remains strong, and they get awesome new outfits in the epilogue!]]

[[spoiler: The end involves Anna becoming Queen of Arendelle and Elsa embracing her role as the more nature-connected half of the Fifth Spirit, residing in the Enchanted Forest with the Northuldra. Nevertheless, the sisters bond remains strong, and they get awesome new outfits in the epilogue!]]

* {{Jossed}}. The Duke does not appear and his name is not mentioned.

* {{Jossed}}. The Duke does not appear.

A major crossover event with the tv series. After consuming the Moonstone, Cassandra turns up to be hunting a rumoured Ice Queen in Arendelle and comes across Elsa and Anna. Corrupted by the magic, she attacks Elsa in the hopes of consuming her power.

[[WMG: The new characters have looked after Agnarr and Iduna since they were lost at sea.]]

The new Northuldra characters (not including Iduna), that is.

It is possible that Anna and Elsa's parents (the former King Agnarr and Queen Iduna of Arendelle) are the two new characters seen in the ''Frozen II'' trailer.

* The two are dressed in the same ColorMotif as Agnarr and Iduna; perhaps this hints at the possibility that the parents are still alive there!
** This a flashback- Iduna and Agnarr could have gone to the same elemental forest after the shipwreck. Maybe after the shipwreck they attempt to get to their destination on foot.
* {{Jossed}}. The parents [[spoiler:died in the wreck.]]

* Mostly {{jossed}}. She's trying to reach Atohollan in order to find out more about her magic, although doing so does involve working to gain the acceptance of the Nokk.

* [[spoiler: Partially confirmed, at least the part about finding out more about what happened to the parents on their voyage. The parents were intending to travel across the Dark Sea to get to the river Ahtohallan- a river full of memory, potentially holding the answers to Elsa's magic, and lots more. The shipwreck is discovered nearby as the sisters go on their journey north in Frozen II.]]

[[WMG: The sequel will not be the end of the franchise, but the start of more]]

* A sci-fi theme - Perhaps we will see the characters in the present day (Frozen is supposed to be set in 1840s Norway). They might have appeared as spirits or even time-travelled.

It could also show how they survived the storm on their voyage, whether it was thanks to magic, strong swimming skills or both. Moskenstraumen is the name of a whirlpool to the northwest of Norway - the ship could have came close

[[WMG: This ''will'' be the greatest Disney sequel ever made... hooray for Frozen II!]]

** Most Confirmed, partly {{Jossed}}. The film explores entirely new locations, although none are tropical. [[spoiler:They do find the wreckage of Agnarr and Iduna's ship, and their parents' death is confirmed.]]

* Scotland is buried under an unnatural winter, and [[WesternAnimation/{{Brave}} Princess Merida]] has to go on a quest to find out why. She visits a princess known to have experience with magic to ask for help. [[Disney/{{Tangled}} That princess]] doesn't know what to do, but she has a cousin who's particularly good with ice and snow... Cue Merida, Rapunzel and Elsa teaming up to restore the sun.

According to the directors of Frozen- WordOfGod - "the sisters will go far out of Arendelle". This may imply that they will travel out of their hometown, or also be suggesting that ''Frozen 2'' will be better and be more exciting than ''Disney/{{Frozen}}''.

* The film will be released in November 2019- six years after the original film ''Disney/{{Frozen}}''. It also happens to be six years in-universe (the [[ExtyYearsFromNow "Three Years Later"]]subtitle in ''Frozen'' before the coronation scene, and a TimeSkip of three years after Frozen) since the parents' ship sank.

** If it is not Hans, perhaps Anna lunges the sword at a new character at the end of the Frozen II teaser. She regrets this decision deeply, because of ImmediateSelfContradiction. In ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', Anna puts her hand up to block Hans' sword from harming Elsa, and she feels even more guilty when the victim does the same as what she did in the first film, especially if they turn out to have been taking care of her parents and she discovers this.

Meanwhile, it seems they never properly discussed how Anna's relationships could matter. All Elsa said was "You can't marry a man you just met," without elaboration. With the curt way Elsa addressed Hans, a diplomatic representative, this couldn't have signaled any political concern. There's a contrast between the sisters here that has potential to cause disagreement. While Elsa grew up knowing she was valued and important but fearful of messing up to a crippling point where it backfired on both herself and others, Anna grew up believing she's ''not'' that important and that people didn't really care about her, and naturally ends up rather reckless. She cares a lot about other people, but doesn't always realize how consequential her actions can be. Not unlike Elsa's issues, this can be a problem for both her own well-being and for other people. Although she now knows there are people who care about her and has more experience, it'd be more realistic if her progress was gradual and non-linear, like Elsa's. She still may not grasp her own importance and the weight her decisions can have. Kristoff's not going to be the most politically astute choice for a royal. Maybe more than [[Disney/{{Tangled}} Flynn]] or Disney/{{Aladdin}}, but again, ''Frozen'' likes relative realism. Kristoff may not even be the best choice for ''Anna'', and she may not realize she deserves a choice that makes her happier. This could bother Elsa, who surely realizes Anna's important, and just as Anna could grow frustrated with Elsa's avoidance and controlling behaviour, she herself may grow frustrated with Anna's recklessness. Or even her overbearing side. This may upset her partly because of how Anna's choices could affect others. It also may upset her partly because she cares about Anna just for being Anna, and wants Anna to see her own value and to be careful for her own sake, too, but Anna may find Elsa's behaviour overbearing, especially if Elsa focuses on these reasons instead of the potential effects on other people. It's also just as likely to go the other way, with Anna wants Elsa's mental health to improve for Elsa's own sake- Elsa finding ''Anna's'' behaviour overbearing.\\\

She's certainly the big BreakoutCharacter, although Anna is officially the main character in the first ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'' movie. Finally, Elsa can forgive herself, and not be afraid of her sister drifting apart from her, no matter what happens. If any difficulty or cruelty comes her way, she will TurnTheOtherCheek, showing resilience and hope. She is likely to receive more screen time alongside the other characters.

** Her crown also resembles small leaf shapes- and lots of Frozen II seems to take place in an autumnal landscape. She may not have had autumnal powers, but likely was associated with the forest that Agnarr tells a story about at the beginning of the film. They are extremely likely to be the "new" characters who appear in the teaser trailer of ''Disney/FrozenII''.

Trolls are huge in Scandinavian folklore, so naturally, they appeared in the Norwegian set Frozen. The sequel will feature another popular species from the Norse myths: Dwarves. Not the ''Disney/{{Snow White|AndTheSevenDwarfs}}'' or the [[Franchise/TolkiensLegendarium Tolkien]] varieties, but the olden variety, also known under the name "dark elves". Associated with the Earth, darkness, and death, these dwarves look like ghouls, have jet-black skin (or [[UndeathlyPallor white]],) are old men by age ten, and live underground because [[WeakenedByTheLight sunlight harms them in some way]]. In contrast to the helpful and extremely friendly trolls personality wise, dwarves, no matter the material, are always cranky, distrustful of other races, and go to great lengths for revenge.

* ''Disney/FrozenII'' gives us a mix of themes, some of which will be explained OnceMoreWithClarity as they build on what was released in the ''Frozen'' franchise previously. Elsa's ice powers will probably have an OriginStory.

'''Character''': Oh right... [[Creator/AlanTudyk wrong role]]. At least I didn't confuse you for [[Disney/WreckItRalph a racer]], [[Disney/BigHero6 a morally ambiguous billionaire]], [[Disney/{{Moana}} a chicken]] or [[WesternAnimation/RalphBreaksTheInternet the visual representation of a search engine]]. Say, what do you think the next role you have is?

-->'''Character''': Reused asset from ''Disney/{{Moana}}''. ''(Looks at the audience)'' Don't worry, it's not the same chicken, just saving money by reusing the same model. Like how this joker was a statue in ''Disney/BigHero6''.

-->'''Character''': I wrote a script for either a third movie or a spin-off about me. It's a crossover with all of the Disney princesses, like the scene in ''Disney/RalphBreaksTheInternet'' only there's no internet and it is the focus. Do you think Rapunzel and Eugene are still a thing by the way? Because I got a great subplot idea.

-->'''Character''': ''(To the audience)'' Wow. I just de-confirmed them being cousins. ''(To the characters)'' Alright, hear this. Ahem... "Merida and [insert name] start making out". ''(Everyone exchanges glances at each other to show how uncomfortable they are)'' Oh, wait... this is the first draft. ''(Pulls out another one)'' Here it is! "[insert name] and Merida start making out." ''(Notices Hans is leaving)'' Wait! I wanna know if you want a cameo that doesn't involve [[Disney/FrozenFever snow or manure]]!

* A villain song. If Hans' father is the BigBad, the king will have a chance to sing. His song would probably be about [[{{Hypocrite}} how Hans is a disgrace to someone so "perfect and absolute"]] [[BlatantLies while blatant examples of his cruelty to people are shown.]] Like Hans in "Love is an Open Door", the king's greatness is fake, except far more so with his tone and expressions. It'll be more like "[[Disney/{{Tangled}} Mother Knows Best]]" or the first portion of "[[Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame Out There]]", where the respective villains Gothel and Frollo act like supporting parents while clear signs of their abuse and wickedness are shown towards Rapunzel and Quasimodo, respectively.

Years before the events of the original ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', Samantha, a young girl in Arendelle, built a snowman. The snowman melted, the water evaporated and rejoined the water table, condensing into clouds that deposited snow on the face of the North Mountain. The snow remained undisturbed until Elsa, singing the first verse of "Let It Go", used her magic to recreate the snowman she and Anna made when they were kids. This is why Olaf has memories of a girl named Samantha, because his body contains water from the snowman Samantha built. After all, [[ArcWords "Water has memory."]]

[[WMG:The Frozen sequel could explore a completely new place in the world (under a fictional name).]]
Somewhere that has a warm, exotic climate in Europe or Asia. Maybe Elsa will discover the location of her parents (who may have survived the shipwreck)!
** Partly Confirmed, partly {{Jossed}}. The film explores two entirely new locations - Neither is tropical, and one is a glacier. [[spoiler:They do find the wreckage of Agnarr and Iduna's ship, and their parents' death is confirmed.]]

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[[WMG: We will get a new [[{{Snowlems}} snowlem]]]]

It's become clear that Elsa's snow characters only come to life due to some strong emotion she has when she makes them. Olaf from her sisterly love for Anna, Marshmallow from her desire for solitude and the Snowgies from her fun-loving side. During her adventures, she will probably create a new one.
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One rumour going is that Olaf will get a love interest, he would probably ask Elsa to make a snowwoman for him, but it never comes to life. If she and Olaf adventure with Hans and his own animal companion, there will be a point where they make a snowman as a means of bonding. It should be noted that this snowwoman wouldn't be made from any romantic feelings, but a sense of empathy and compassion Elsa would show someone she's supposed to only hate. If the snowwoman comes to life, Hans and Elsa have a brief dispute about how the snow characters come to life and if she planned this. [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything Olaf isn't clueless as to what this is reminiscent of]]. This snowgirl would remain with them on their adventure, being clueless about Olaf's crush on her, asking Hans for some help in getting her interest. Later, Anna finds out and questions what happened, Elsa insists that she and Hans are just friends now. The snowgirl says [[ShipperOnDeck she thought Hans was her boyfriend the whole time]].

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[[WMG: The Existence of Other Magical People]]

The sequel may feature the discovery of other people with magic powers like Elsa. These magic-wielding people live in some sort of secret, isolated society until their existence is made known to the sisters, and they decide to visit them, maybe because they are asking for Elsa’s help, or maybe just so that Elsa can meet people with magic like herself. These people will live far up north near a volcano (because at D23 2017, a video showed the research team taking a trip to Lapland and to Iceland inside a volcano.
** There may be lots more focus on the four seasons and elements in Frozen II.
*** It’s possible there are only 4 magic users in existence (Elsa being one of them), one for each element/season, and they have not only the ability to manipulate their element but also change the seasons. It could be like this:
*** Spring = Earth
*** Summer = Fire
*** Autumn = Wind
*** Winter = Water/Ice
** The villain may be a magic-wielding man of some sort, and the climax will be a battle of the elements between Elsa and the villain.

* In the Broadway show, there are characters called the Hidden Folk who take the place of the trolls. They may make a return in the sequel.



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[[WMG: There will be lots of new magical aspects introduced or built upon.]]
The books would tease the idea of something magical, only to reveal it is wasn't real (ghosts, fire magic, etc.). Some other kind of magic unrelated to Elsa's powers or the trolls will be introduced. If Hans returns, it might be associated with him or the Southern Isles. If the above idea of Hans thinking Anna and Elsa are hallucinations go, it's probably because he encountered this otherworldly magic in the form of some being, either someone AmbiguouslyHuman or something like a talking animal, and either it only occurs around him to the point of being MaybeMagicMaybeMundane (either its real or just in his head) or it eventually reveals itself to others, proving it was RealAfterAll. Either way, it will probably play a role in Hans potentially doing a HeelFaceTurn and aid the sisters.
* Alternately, these hallucinations could be fragments of Hans' mind coming out, and soon enough, he discovers that he has RealityWarping powers. However, this goes haywire when he accidentally loses control over it, creating a far bigger crisis than Elsa's EndlessWinter, one that has the potential to end all of reality if Hans loses total control over his powers. It's now the job of the sisters to help him.
* Some sort of giants, whether literal, spiritual or metaphorical will be a new magical aspect.

-->''(Hans and Elsa [[DeathGlare glare intensely]] [[HeldGaze at each other]])''
-->'''Character''': ''Aaanndd...'' kiss! ''(They both look at him in confusion)'' Sorry... [[ShipperOnDeck was really hoping this lined up with my fanfiction]]. Please resume [[FoeRomanceSubtext looking deeply into each other's eyes in way that suggests a different subtext]].
-->''(They both look too embarrassed by that to resume and just walk away awkwardly)''

-->'''Character''': You must be [[Disney/{{Zootopia}} Duke Weaselton]].
-->'''Duke''': Weselton! It's the Duke of Weselton!
-->'''Character''': Oh right... [[Creator/AlanTudyk wrong role]]. At least I didn't confuse you for [[Disney/WreckItRalph a racer]], [[Disney/BigHero6 a morally ambiguous billionaire]], [[Disney/{{Moana}} a chicken]] or [[Disney/RalphBreaksTheInternet the visual representation of a search engine]]. Say, what do you think the next role you have is?

[[WMG: Kristoff is unsure of Anna's swordsmanship skills, and tries to divert her into something safer.]]

Just as Jonathan Groff, the voice actor of Kristoff, reveals one of his lines “What are you going to do with that?”, he is possibly referring to Anna with the sword.

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[[WMG: We will also learn about what actually happened on the parents' voyage.]]

* The film will be released in November 2019- six years after the original film ''Disney/{{Frozen}}''. It also happens to be six years in-universe (the [[ExtyYearsFromNow "Three Years Later"]]subtitle in ''Frozen'' before the coronation scene, and a TimeSkip of three years after Frozen) since the parents' ship sank.
** It would be even better if [[TheBusCameBack they return alive]], or at least one of them to tell the tale -[[https://thedisinsider.com/2018/06/27/queen-iduna-to-have-a-pivotal-role-in-frozen-2/ this suggests who that may be.]] That could fulfill an IWillFindYou hope of Elsa's, which may lead to a heartwarming reunion.

[[http://www.mtv.com/news/2236490/frozen-director-debunks-major-disney-conspiracy-theory/ Though Frozen director Chris Buck has "confirmed" that Anna and Elsa's parents are Tarzan's parents too, he also made it clear that he didn't expect fans to take it seriously.]] However, the idea that they did not die at sea (or die at all) would be rather intriguing.
* They might have passed away in that terrible storm, as suggested in ''Frozen'', and may return as a spirit form to Elsa and Anna, or as a silhouette conjured by the trolls (if the former, it'd be borrowing a page from the musical). This serves as an important reminder of how familial love is the most special of all.
* Perhaps Agnarr and Iduna had nothing to do with Rapunzel's wedding; they were just going to Iceland (no, not the shop... although that slogan #Power of Frozen may link to the film..! In fact, Iceland Foods are promoting Frozen II in some of their products with #magicoffrozen; they even themed their first Christmas ad for 2019 for Frozen II :)
* Another possibility is that their deaths weren't an accident. Someone might have expected a storm that could prove fatal for voyagers on the North Sea. The day that Agnarr and Iduna left might have been specifically chosen. If a new character such as Hans' father becomes the sequel's BigBad, he may have ordered their deaths for criticizing his rule when they showed up for possible trade negotiations, thus being the one truly responsible for all the mess that's occurred since their deaths.
* The parents will almost certainly be more significant in the Frozen sequel, and it would be marvellous if they were to return- also increasing the likeliness for the root cause of Elsa's ice powers to be revealed. Agnarr and Iduna have just been put aside for now, but they're shown in Olaf's Frozen Adventure through a flashback memory, suggesting they play a key role in the story.
** Frequently, [[WellDoneDaughterGal Elsa will reflect on her position as Arendelle's Queen]] and question if she's doing a good job. At the same time, [[WideEyedIdealist she will wonder]] if her mama and papa are still alive. Even when they made a mistake, they did so with good intentions. Elsa wants to discover where they could be, and hopefully discover them alive. A dramatic change in Anna's character results in her doubting this strongly, however, and she becomes extremely upset as Elsa reminds her of them.
** Elsa, albeit rejected by Anna, stays resilient and continues to reign happily over Arendelle, whilst dreaming of her parents to return. Elsa starts to learn where their parents went and discover the secrets of her own castle.
** The group travel to an autumnal land, near to where Elsa decides to run over the sea, in her hope of finding her parents.
** Maybe the couple were washed up on the shore of a European country (most likely further north of Norway or in Iceland, but possibly Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Spain or Portugal), which would likely have a fictional name. They may have been separated; perhaps Iduna endured better than Agnarr thanks to her better experience with nature (and possibly her magic powers). Agnarr takes longer to recover, and Iduna does her best to find some help.
* HisStoryRepeatsItself- another dangerous situation with the elements. Agnarr and Iduna once ran away from a blazing fire that trapped the Enchanted Forest; they also escape the shipwreck from a storm at sea, 28 years later!
** She meets some of the new characters. They could be from the Northuldra, like Iduna, and are slightly older than Elsa. By following their way of life, even within poverty, Iduna (and Agnarr, when he recovers) thoroughly acknowledge the family and the citizens of this awe-inspiring place.
** It turns out the Frozen II trailers do feature a girl who is AmbiguouslyBrown. Perhaps she meets Elsa, Anna, and company. Or maybe she's Iduna and will return to Arendelle!
** If it is not Hans, perhaps Anna lunges the sword at a new character at the end of the Frozen II teaser. She regrets this decision deeply, because of ImmediateSelfContradiction. In ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', Anna puts her hand up to block Hans' sword from harming Elsa, and she feels even more guilty when the victim does the same as what she did in the first film, especially if they turn out to have been taking care of her parents and she discovers this.
** Agnarr and Iduna eventually reveal that they were monarchs of the Royal Family of Arendelle previously. They tell many stories of Elsa and Anna.
** About 6 years since leaving, they will both return to Arendelle, thanking and/or blessing the family they spent those years with. Or perhaps Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Olaf and Sven find their destination, which leads them to find Agnarr and Iduna, alive and well.
** The girl becomes a penpal of Elsa and Anna or close ally to the group.
** They come back to plenty of great surprises: an enthusiastic Elsa, who is extremely ecstatic about her parents returning alive and well. She also has a long story to tell..! Anna, on the other hand, takes some convincing before seeing her parents for real. At this point, she is {{Fainting}}.
** Perhaps Anna has planned her wedding to Kristoff... now her parents are last-minute guests!
* Nevertheless, the sisters are both overjoyed by their parents' miraculous return. The sisters' relationship with their parents prior to the voyage will be explored further in the Frozen sequel.
** Disney likes orphans, for story reasons. Even when the main character has a living parent, the story inevitably has some pretext that takes the character on some journey without them. Bringing Anna and Elsa’s parents back could present a challenge to the sisters' independence. They would no longer be the Queen and Princess of Arendelle thrust into adulthood with all the responsibilities that come with ruling a kingdom, and their parents are still protective of them. A storyline possible they could revolve around the family attempting to reconcile the sisters' growth into adults and the parents' desire to shelter them. Or maybe the sisters, now used to having more power, realize they don't like all the decisions their parents made and there are still disagreements.
** Alternatively, since it would be unlikely if they tried to backtrack and just redo Agnarr's coronation, Elsa stays as queen for life, and her parents find it chucklesome and amazing to see their daughter is grown up and a happy ruler of the kingdom now. They are very proud of all the challenges being overcome by everyone.

* [[spoiler: Partially confirmed, at least the part about finding out more about what happened to the parents on their voyage. The parents were intending to travel across the Dark Sea to get to the river Ahtohallan- a river full of memory, potentially holding the answers to Elsa's magic, and lots more. The shipwreck is discovered nearby as the sisters go on their journey north in Frozen II.]]

* Instead, the Frozen sequel could explore a completely new place in the world (under a fictional name). Somewhere that has a warm, exotic climate in Europe or Asia. Maybe Elsa will discover the location of her parents (who may have survived the shipwreck)!

''Disney/FrozenII'', the full-length sequel of ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', is currently underway. It will premiere on 20th November 2019 in France (22nd Nov.'19 for the UK and US). Many of the original cast from the 2013 film will return, and new songs will be featured.

Think about it. During the span of the movie she travels through a forest whose natives controls the four elements. On her way she befriends one representive of each element and ultimately tames them. By the end she finds out she's fifth element who ties both worlds together.

'''Anna and Elsa probably wouldn't succeed in this journey if not for all their mother did for them.''' (Quoted by director Jennifer Lee in the ''Art of Frozen II'' book)

The boy could be linked to Spring- associated with youth, newness, growth, etc., and a young boy fits pretty well. He also seems to be connected strongly with the Sami girl, and since Spring and Autumn are sort of opposites, and Winter and Summer are kind of opposites to each other too, Elsa and Anna being Summer and Winter due to their close relation would make sense.

[[spoiler: The end involves Anna becoming Queen of Arendelle and Elsa becoming the Fifth Spirit, residing in the Enchanted Forest with the Northuldra. Nevertheless, the sisters bond remains strong, and they get awesome new outfits in the epilogue!]]

** Something that may support the theory of the characters playing musical instruments comes from viewers of the Annecy Film Festival who noticed violins hanging on the wall of a room.

* A 'remix' of one of the outtakes from the original movie/the Frozen Broadway musical. Maybe the song "More Than Just The Spare", an outtake from the first film, with lyrics and melody to fit around the character. For example, Elsa would sing about how she is more than a queen with magical ice powers.

* Maybe another version of "When We're Together" from Olaf's Frozen Adventure could pull on one's heartstrings. The main voice actors will be leading. If Queen Iduna and King Agnarr return, then the sisters could sing with their parents... then the whole cast can appear again!

* A song featuring the Arendellers, Hans and his family, with Hans and his brothers [[CallingTheOldManOut calling their father out for his abuses]]. His father retorts that Hans should have followed his brothers [[EvilCannotComprehendGood and question why they are supporting Hans]]. And [[KirkSummation Anna, Kristoff and Elsa call the king out for his abuses]].

* A song called 'In Autumn'! It could be sung by the two new characters who appeared in the initial film trailer.

* A reprise of Let It Go, only this time there are no underlying problems and everyone has truly [[EarnYourHappyEnding ended up better off]].

* "Hygge" from the musical, if Oaken makes an appearance.

* In a duet of Elsa and Anna, Elsa should sing the higher part and Anna sings the lower part, just like at the end of the song ''When We're Together'' in ''Olaf's Frozen Adventure''.

* A sci-fi theme - Perhaps we will see the characters in the present day (Frozen is supposed to be set in 1840s Norway). They would be fossils by now if they were real (and literally frozen), but they would more likely have appeared as spirits or even time-travelled.

The stories of contrasting yet fulfilled childhoods... a daughter of the "Northern Nomads" and the reasons behind Iduna becoming a queen; the prince with the hidden guilt of being the cause of Arendelle's problem with the elements (fire,water,earth,air).

It could also show how they survived the storm on their voyage, whether it was thanks to magic, strong swimming skills or both. A possible film title- ''Frozen: Escape From Moskenstraumen''. Moskenstraumen is the name of a whirlpool to the northwest of Norway - the ship could have came close to there [[spoiler: and six years in-universe later, Elsa finds the shipwreck.]]
** Or it could be called ''Frozen II: Finding Ahtohallan'', which is the name of the magical river that Iduna believes could hold many memories of the Enchanted Forest, plus some magical clues that could help Elsa.

[[WMG: This will be the last Frozen movie due to not wanting to risk any future movies seeming like a cash grab rather than DoingItForTheArt... but there may be shorts and/or a TV series instead.]]

[[WMG: Elsa's parents aren't dead]]
She finds their ship but not their bodies. Olaf points out that they're not here in the ship, so we're meant to assume that they drowned. But we all know how it goes when they NeverFoundTheBody. Maybe they were captured by some unknown villain and we'll need to go rescue them in Frozen 3.

[[WMG: We will learn more about King Agnarr and Queen Iduna; their lives before Anna and Elsa.]]

* There have been suggestions of their backstory being explored in ''Frozen II'', and sneak-peaks of the book ''The Art of Frozen II'' also seems to feature the two characters from the teaser trailer - they cannot ''just'' be bystanders.

* They may have also had to overcome adversity like Elsa and Anna, but more to do with the elements rather than their relation to each other.

* Agnarr was born royal; he was supposedly the prince of Arendelle. Iduna was from a Sami background; in the Frozen Broadway adaptaion, she mentions that she is " a child of the 'Northern Nomads' ".

[[WMG: We will also learn about what actually happened on their voyage.]]