History YMMV / MulanII

* {{Narm}}: Mulan and Shang fighting at the camping ground is hard to be taken seriously due to Shang's over the top facial expressions.

* DesignatedVillain: Sheng. He's meant to be a cold-hearted jerk for opposing the princesses' affection for the soldiers, but consider that their country and the other kingdom is at stake, and the arranged marriage could save them from the invaders. Basically, Sheng is in the right when [[WhatTheHellHero telling off Mulan]] for trying to make the princesses abandon their duty, but no one really mentions that.

* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Many fans were extremely disappointed when Eddie Murphy didn't reprise the role of Mushu. That's one reason many fans ignore the sequel.

* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Many fans were extremely disappointed when Eddie Murphy didn't reprise the role of Mushu. That's why many fans ignore the sequel.

* TheScrappy: Regardless whether or not you enjoyed Mushu in the first movie, you'll most definitely hate him here.

* TheScrappy: Regardless whether or not you liked Mushu in the first movie, you'll most definitely hate him here.

{{TheScrappy}}: Regardless whether or not you liked Mushu in the first movie, you'll most definitely hate him here.

* {{Narm}}: Mulan and Shang fighting at the campsite is this due to Shang's over the top facial expressions.

* Narm: Mulan and Shang fighting at the campsite is this due to Shang's over the top facial expressions.

* {{Sequelitis}}: This movie is decently-animated, but is largely overlooked and ultimately criticized for the even greater liberties taken in its portrayal of Chinese culture, one character [[TookALevelInJerkass taking a level in jerkass]], and for leaving the plot in which Mulan must save China unresolved. The sequel earned a rare 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and was one of the last sequels in the Disney sequel machine; it didn't take long after that for John Lasseter to return and unplug that machine.

* EvenBetterSequel: Believe it or not. Fans of the movie have even taken a critical eye at the original, citing the rather simplistic plot and and perhaps overly-direct moral of girls don't have to be weak as the first going too far. The sequel can be seen as a counter that diplomacy and embracing female ideals don't necessarily have to conflict. It's either that, or...

** FanonDiscontinuity: For those who feel the first film was perfect and needed no sequel, especially since it rather undermines the original in more than one way.

* EvenBetterSequel: Believe it or not. Fans of the movie have even taken a critical eye at the original, citing the rather simplistic plot and and perhaps overly-direct moral of girls don't have to be weak as the first going too far. The sequel can be seen as a counter that diplomacy and embracing female ideals don't necessarily have to conflict.

* {{Sequelitis}}: This movie is decently-animated, but is largely overlooked and ultimately criticized for the even greater liberties taken in its portrayal of Chinese culture, one character [[TookALevelInJerkass taking a level in jerkass]], and for leaving the plot in which Mulan must save China unresolved. The sequel earned a rare 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

* EvenBetterSequel: Believe it or not. Fans of the movie have even taken a critical eye at the original, siting the rather simplistic plot and and perhaps overly-direct moral of girls don't have to be weak as the first going too far. The sequel can be seen as a counter that diplomacy and embracing female ideals don't necessarily have to conflict.

* InferredHolocaust: We're told that the Mongols are going to invade and they vastly outnumber the Chinese armies, but the situation can be saved if the Chinese ally with another kingdom through ArrangedMarriage. This being a Disney movie, the marriages don't go through and the princesses find love with commoners. The movie is more concerned with the marriage aspect than the invasion aspect at this point so it doesn't confirm if the alliance is still made but it's implied that it was indeed created. I.E. The Qigong Emperor was so taken by Mushu's Golden Dragon act that he finalized the alliance off-screen to make up for the marriage canceling and appeasing the Golden Dragon's will.

* ParvumOpus: One of the finalists for this title in not only the DirectToVideo sequel series of movies, but also for Disney in general; this is one of their only productions to score a zero on RT, alongside ''Million-Dollar Duck'', and could be considered one of the things that convinced people Disney was in dire straits; their CEO got forced out a few years later.

* ParvumOpus: One of the finalists for this title in not only the DirectToVideo sequel series of movies, but also for Disney in general; this is one of their only productions to score a zero, alongside ''Million-Dollar Duck'', and could be considered one of the things that convinced people Disney was in dire straits; their CEO got forced out a few years later.

* {{Sequelitis}}: This movie is decently-animated, but is largely overlooked and ultimately criticized for the even greater liberties taken in its portrayal of Chinese culture, one character taking a level in jerkass, and for leaving the plot in which Mulan must save China unresolved. The sequel earned a rare 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

* {{Sequelitis}}: This movie is decently-animated, but is largely overlooked and ultimately criticized for the even greater liberties taken in its portrayal of Chinese culture, one character taking a level in jerkass, and for leaving the plot in which Mulan must save China once more unresolved; specifically, it was Mulan's mission to escort the Emperor's three daughters to a powerful lord in order to marry his sons, which would secure a union that would safeguard China from an impending invasion by the Mongols. Instead, shocked at the very idea of an arranged marriage, Mulan teaches the princesses to follow their own paths. This would be a meaningful lesson except for the fact that in doing so such a union apparently never took shape by the end of the film, which despite ending on an uplifting note with Mulan's wedding does not address the Mongol invasion that is now sure to happen due to these actions. The sequel earned a rare 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.