History WesternAnimation / CinderellaIIDreamsComeTrue

* EekAMouse: Twice during "Tall Tail"

* OhCrap: The King's understandably shocked by Cinderella's actions when he enters the ballroom towards the end of "Aim to Please".

(See the Cinderella category under FanWorks/AnimatedFilms for various fanworks of all 3 films)

A 2002 DirectToVideo sequel to the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon hit ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}''. This is a CompilationMovie of three stories, [[WhatCouldHaveBeen intended to be episodes for an aborted TV series]], loosely tied together:

* BeYourself: This is the [[AnAesop moral]] of "Aim to Please". In the absence of her husband and her father-in-law, Cinderella has relied on Prudence to tell her how to be a proper princess, from what to wear to how to dance. But during her HeroicBSOD, the mice remark that she doesn't look like herself. This leads her to realize that the reason being a princess is out of her element is because she isn't herself. Once she implements her own approaches, she takes to being a princess like a fish to water. It's also the moral of "Tall Tail" in that Jaq winds up [[BeingHumanSucks hates being human]] after his wish and realises there are somethings only a mouse can do.

* HughMann: Almost literally in "Tall Tail"; Human Jaq's attempt to say "I'm human!" to Cinderella gets interrupted and causes people to think his name is "Sir Hugh".

* HeroicBSOD: Cinderella goes through a brief depression after her efforts to become an actual princess backfires on her in "Aim to Please".

* LoveAtFirstSight: The moment Anastasia and the Baker lay eyes on each other, they are immediately smitten.

** Mary is voiced by Russi Taylor, most well-known for voicing WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse.

* CatchPhrase: For Prudence: "It simply isn't done!"

* AbhorrentAdmirer: In "Tall Tail", human!Jaq gets an admirer in a very fat noblewoman who previously tried to stomp him as a mouse.

* HughMann: Almost literally in "Tall Tail"; Human!Jaq's attempt to say "I'm human!" to Cinderella gets interrupted and causes people to think his name is "Sir Hugh".

* BeYourself: This is the [[AnAesop moral]] of "Aim to Please". In the absence of her husband and her father-in-law, Cinderella has relied on Prudence to tell her how to be a proper princess, from what to wear to how to dance. But during her HeroicBSOD, the mice remark that she doesn't look like herself. This leads her to realize that the reason being a princess is out of her element is because she isn't herself. Once she implements her own approaches, she takes to being a princess like a fish to water.

* '''An Uncommon Romance''', in which Cinderella's stepsister Anastasia comes at odds with her family when she falls in love with a baker and starts on a path to [[LoveRedeems redemption]].

* BeYourself: This is the [[AnAesop moral]] of "Aim to Please". In the absence of the Prince or the King, Cinderella has relied on Prudence to tell her how to be a proper princess, from what to wear to how to dance. But during her HeroicBSOD, the mice remark that she doesn't look like herself. This leads her to realize that the reason being a princess is out of her element is because she isn't herself. Once she implements her own approaches, she takes to being a princess like a fish to water.

* OnceAnEpisode: All three stories have Cinderella helping plan a royal celebration.

* BigSisterInstinct: After seeing Anastasia's attraction to the Baker and her subseuqent embarrassment, Cinderella takes it upon herself to help her step-sister, taking her to the castle and guiding her through how to handle her budding romance.

* DemotedToExtra: The film does not show Cinderella's stepfamily until the final story, "An Uncommon Romance". [[JustifiedTrope Though it's understandable]] for Cinderella to keep her distance from them after the way they treated her, with her and Anastasia only seeing each other by chance in the final story.

* PrincessProtagonist: Cinderella's the heroine
Cinderella, now a princess, is the heroine of the story, though she has less focus than in the first movie.

* PrincessProtagonist: Cinderella, now a princess, is the heroine of the story, though she has less focus than in the first movie.

* SealedWithAKiss: "Aim to Please" ends with Cinderella and Prince Charming kissing while seated on their thrones, with a heart-shaped IrisOut closing over them.
* SheCleansUpNicely: Anastasia doesn't live up to her position as an ugly step-sister after her [[TheMakeover makeover]].

* StoryArc: Anastasia begins her [[CharacterDevelopment development]] into a sympathetic character here, which continues into ''WesternAnimation/CinderellaIIIATwistInTime''.
* ThirdActMisunderstanding: Anastasia sees what she believes to be the baker giving flowers to another woman. Fortunately, they are JustFriends; he was just asking her if the flowers would make a good gift for Anastasia. Had she not turned around, she would have seen that the woman is in a relationship with someone else.

* BeYourself: The [[AnAesop moral]] of "Aim to Please". In the absence of the Prince or the King, Cinderella has relied on Prudence to tell her how to be a proper princess, from what to wear to how to dance. But during her HeroicBSOD, the mice remark that she doesn't look like herself. This leads her to realize that the reason being a princess is out of her element is because she isn't herself. Once she implements her own approaches, she takes to being a princess like a fish to water.

* CallingTheOldManOut: Near the end of her side story, Anastasia works up enough courage to stand up to her mother who had also been putting Anastasia down and had disapproved of Anastasia’s romantic interest in the Baker.

** This is not the first time Creator/ChristopherDanielBarnes has [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 played a Disney prince]].
** Mary is voiced by Russi Taylor, most well-known for voicing [[WesternAnimation/MinnieMouse another Disney mouse]].

A 2002 DirectToVideo sequel to the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon hit ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}''[[note]]The events of ''Cinderella III: A Twist In Time'', with Drizella meeting the baker in the credits, imply that it's actually a sequel to ''that'', just released ''before.''[[/note]]. This is a CompilationMovie of three stories, [[WhatCouldHaveBeen intended to be episodes for an aborted TV series]], loosely tied together:

* AnachronismStew

* GirlFriday: Prudence.

* OutOfFocus: The film does not show Cinderella's stepfamily until the final story, "An Uncommon Romance". [[JustifiedTrope Though it's understandable]] for Cinderella to keep her distance from them after the way they treated her, with her and Anastasia only seeing each other by chance in the final story.

* TotallyRadical: Cinderella briefly exclaims "Ew!" in a ValleyGirl tone.

* LeaningOnTheFourth: When helping the Grand Duke prepare the Spring Festival in ''Tall Tail'', Cinderella casually remarks that the castle seems to throw a lot of parties. Indeed, all three of the film's stories revolve around preparing for different celebrations.

* BigBeautifulMan: The baker is seen as this by some fangirls. [[spoiler:Being in a {{Beta| Couple}} MoeCouplet with Anastasia helps a lot.]]
* BigSisterInstinct: For once in her relationship with Anastasia, ''Cinderella'' gets to help her. She's kind enough to take her to the castle, get her cleaned up, and teaches her how to properly smile, even with some EpicFail moments.

* CastingGag: It's not the first time Creator/ChristopherDanielBarnes has played a prince [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 before]].

* EarlyBirdCameo: The baker makes a brief appearance in "Aim to Please", before getting more focus as Anastasia's love interest in "An Uncommon Romance".

* OutOfFocus: The film does not show Cinderella's stepfamily until the final story, "An Uncommon Romance". Justified, as she wouldn't want anything to do with them after the way they treated her.