The beloved Disney Princesses undergo a more humorous take in Amy Mebberson's Pocket Princesses, so let's meet them:
Shared tropes:
- Character Exaggeration: As detailed below, minor quirks and mannerisms are likely to be played up for comedy.
- Must Have Caffeine: Very few of them can manage the wee morning without their cup of joe.
- Princess Protagonists: Almost every main character is a princess. Mulan and Elsa are technically exceptions, but both do hold places of honor in their countries.
- True Companions: They're a very close-knit bunch...
- Vitriolic Best Buds: Even if they often get on each-other's nerves.
Snow White
She's the first of the Disney Princesses (Unless you count the other Alice), and the Fairest of Them All. She's quite the old-fashioned goody two-shoes, but at the same time, she's an endless fountain of sweetness and light who aims to brighten everyone's day in her own unassuming manner.
- All-Loving Heroine: She likes everything!
- The Baby of the Bunch: She is technically the youngest of the princesses at only 14 years old and is portrayed as being the most innocent.
- Character Exaggeration: It must be remembered that in her movie, she's the Team Mom of the seven dwarfs, and even asserts some authority over them. Here, with no dwarfs to take care of and several older and savvier princesses about, her childlike innocence is on full display.
- Does Not Like Spam: She used to like apples...
- Flanderization: Snow in the old movie was sheltered and naive as a result of her upbringing, but in the PP comics, she's depicted as childlike and downright gullible.
- Friend to All Living Things: She has an alliance of Woodland Creatures at her beck and call. If it's a living thing, she'll try to make friends with it, even the weirder magical beings that disturb or annoy the other princesses like Carpet and Olaf. Deconstructed when her talent to have her animal friends help clean up is not appreciated by Tiana, for sanitary reasons.
- Kiddie Kid: In the comic, she displays a lot more childlike mannerisms, even more so than the other Ingenues of the Royal Court, despite appearing to be a teenager.
- Kindhearted Simpleton: She's basically the strip's answer to Rose Nylund.
- An Odd Place to Sleep: She stills sleeps across several beds pushed together.
- Primary-Color Champion: She wear a blue and yellow dress with red accents, and is the sappiest sweetheart in the Royal Court.
- Purity Personified: It's telling that Word of God even admits that she can't bring herself to give Snow any "off-camera" quirks or dark sides.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Apples. They're quite the trigger for her.
Cinderella
Once Upon a Time, Cindy was the mistreated maid of her Wicked Stepmother. One Fairy Godmother, Prince Charming, and loose Glass Slipper later, she's living Happily Ever After. Even so, all that maid-work has left her a major Neat Freak, and so she's not too dainty to resume her cleaning duties; someone has to keep the place tidy, after all.
- Awesome, but Impractical: The glass slippers may be her Iconic Item, but they come loose, break often, and are just plain uncomfortable.
- Character Exaggeration: Her status as the cleaner of the Tremaine household has grown into full-blown Neat Freakiness here. According to Word of God, having Nice Mice for friends made her a bit germaphobic.
- Friendly Rivalry: She's closest to Tiana out of all the other princesses, but the two can get a bit competitive with each other.
- In-Series Nickname: Cindy, or on occasion, Cin.
- Modest Royalty: She appears in her maid getup far more often than in her standard Pimped-Out Dress.
- Neat Freak: If it needs cleaning, she'll clean it.
Aurora
To keep her safe from the cruel Maleficent, Aurora was raised in a garden under the alias "Briar Rose" by a trio of well-meaning yet under-qualified fairies. As such, she's a passionate gardener... when she isn't passed out cold. It seems that although True Love's Kiss has broken her curse of Deep Sleep, she still has occasional spells of narcolepsy.
- Beware the Nice Ones: For the "Tropical Storm" strip she uses a Black Word Balloon when confronting Elsa about "Tropical Storm (later Hurricane) Elsa."
- Character Exaggeration: Her sleepiness. It was a curse cured by Phillip's kiss of true love in the movie, but is kept here for Rule of Funny.
- Companion Cube: Her monster-sized zucchini, Walter.
- Earthy Barefoot Character: She prefers no shoes, probably due to her humble peasant upbringing, as well as the fact that she's usually found outdoors enjoying nature.
- Granola Girl: She's an Outdoorsy Gal who isn't afraid to get dirty, and she's portrayed as being a vegetarian when it comes to her eating habits.
- Hidden Depths: Known mostly for being an elegant and feminine Outdoorsy gal, but also goes out with Merida and Mulan to get comic books on Free Comic Book Day wearing an "Ask Me About My Feminist Agenda" shirt.
- In-Series Nickname: Somewhat; the princesses seem to use "Aurora" and "Rose" interchangeably.
- Lethal Chef: She has many gifts, but it appears baking isn't one of them.
- Modest Royalty: Like Cinderella, she wears her peasant clothes more often than her princess gown. She also has no problem collecting manure for her garden.
- Must Have Caffeine: At one point she tries getting hopped up on Red Bull to fight her narcolepsy.
- Outdoorsy Gal: Likes to spend time outside. She was raised in a garden, after all...
- Sleepwalking: Dances and even talks in her sleep. Only on laundry day, for some reason...
- Sleepyhead: Looks like her curse still has some lingering effects.
- Straight Man: Her most common part in the comics, as a result of her limited role in her movie. Though it should be noted that while she is as dreamy as her Walt-era counterparts Cinderella and Snow White, she is grounded enough to know the difference between dreams and reality, justifying this personality trait in the comics.
Ariel
The proactive and petulant youngest princess of Atlantica, Ariel harbored a fascination with the surface world that led her to strike a Deal with the Devil, finally gaining human legs at the cost for her voice. Whether or not she appears in human or mermaid form, Ariel's an excitable and curious girl who's always looking to add a new trinket to her collection.
- Bathtub Mermaid: Ariel the mermaid is often seen in bathtubs or large fishbowls when not on land so she can interact with the other characters.
- Birds of a Feather: She's the closest to Rapunzel out of all the other princesses, especially since they're among the more exuberant and curious princesses.
- Character Exaggeration: Her movie habit of keeping things she finds and adding them to her collection is taken further in these comics. In the movie, she just kept things that had been shipwrecked and were unlikely to be claimed by anyone. Here, it's taken to the point that she'll try to take things the other princesses just accidentally dropped on the floor, a situation that forms the gag of one installment.
- Does Not Like Spam: Seafood, for obvious reasons, gets her Green Around the Gills. (Heh, gills...)
- Fiery Redhead: Albeit one not as gingery the other Fiery Redheads, unfortunately for her...
- Iconic Item: Her "dinglehopper", which is really an old fork she's told is used as a comb. And she still uses it as such. Aurora uses another fork like a dinglehopper in "Life Hacks" and Ariel, though mute, just screams "I knew it!" with her motions and emoting.
- Kleptomaniac Hero: Is friendly with the other princesses, but her collecting habit extends to taking things they leave out. It's implied she's taken an arrow of Merida's, one of Cindrella's glass slippers, one of Rapunzel's frying pans, a mug of Elsa's, and one of Belle's books.
- Mobile Fishbowl: She keeps one handy so she can stay in mermaid form and hang with the others.
- Seashell Bra: Her sole attire, as long as they're not hand-me-downs.
- Shouldn't You Stop Stealing?: Downplayed. She really shouldn't have any reason to use cutlery for anything besides eating now that she's a part of the human world, but old habits die hard.
- The Speechless: Is mute whenever she's human.
- Super Not-Drowning Skills: Can breathe underwater as a mermaid. Which backfires when she reflexively breathes in bathwater and inhales soap.
Belle
As a Spirited Young Lady from a backwards village, those who truly know Belle can see her finest trait is her mind, fueled by an intense love of reading. Unflappable enough to tame a troubled, unruly Beast, Belle's one of a few who can keep a level head in the Royal Court, though that's not to say she's without her own eccentricities.
- Bookworm: Her love of books and reading is her most well-known trait. Indeed, she's often seen with her nose in a book.
- Character Exaggeration: Her love of books goes to new heights here. Like in this installment, when she rags on Elsa (who has an e-book on a tablet). And when she's not obsessing over books, she goes crazy for tea. (which is strange since she was shown only once enjoying tea in her movie.)
- Fangirl: She has a thing for Harry Potter. She copes with the series ending by writing cheesy Fan Fiction.
- Jabba Table Manners: Even though she gave Mulan and Merida guff for their messy eating, she isn't one to talk, given her time with the Beast.
- Modest Royalty: Yet another princess who prefers her peasant wear over her fancy ballgown.
- Not So Above It All: Despite her Only Sane Woman status, she's not without some kookiness of her own. Her spell of Inelegant Blubbering after the end of Harry Potter, for starters.
- Only Sane Woman: Her cerebral nature helps her play off the other princesses' eccentricities very well. Case in point.
Jasmine
The princess of the exotic kingdom of Agrabah, Jasmine possesses the strength of will and kindness of heart to choose life with a generous Street Urchin rather than a hoity-toity Arranged Marriage. Still, she's not above enjoying the finer things, which in her case include a living carpet and a large tiger.
- Bedlah Babe: Her Iconic Outfit, consisting of a belly top and harem pants combo, is the only one of its kind among the princesses.
- Character Exaggeration: Her interest in shopping is barely present in the movie; she visits the market when exploring the kingdom and takes an apple to give to a hungry child. In the comics, she is passionate about shopping, especially for clothes.
- Exposed to the Elements: A notable aversion. Jasmine doesn't enjoy the coldness of winter as she grew up in a hot desert kingdom; while she rarely changes out of her regular outfit, she prefers to stay indoors while draped in layered quilts.
- The Fashionista: Is often shown expressing an interest in shopping for new clothes.
- Panthera Awesome: Her tiger Rajah, who also doubles as a couch.
- The Runaway: Again, old habits die hard, and Jasmine runs away often.
- Unusual Ears: Originally at least, those huge earrings she wears aren't earrings at all. This was later retconned into them indeed being earrings. Plastic earrings.
Pocahontas
She's The Chief's Daughter and Indian Maiden of the Powhatan tribe with the Blithe Spirit that brought peace between her people and the Englishmen. Able to magically commune with wildlife, spirits, and those of foreign tongue, Poca's known for her love of nature and (surprisingly dry-witted) playful soul.
- Birds of a Feather: She's closest to Aurora out of all the other princesses, as they're the resident Outdoorsy Gals and get along particularly well.
- Character Exaggeration: Inverted. Her Rebellious Princess tendencies are downplayed here (most likely due to a few other princesses causing enough mischief as it is), making her a lot more serious and straightforward. Still, they're not completely gone, considering that she'll happily take risks even Merida second-guesses.
- Deadpan Snarker: Surprisingly enough, she's shown to have a noticeably wry tongue.
- Dramatic Wind: The famed Colors of the Wind, which tend to blow at inopportune moments.
- Outdoorsy Gal: Her defining trait. She frequently joins Aurora in gardening.
- Out of Focus: Just like in the Disney Princess franchise itself, Pocahontas appears the least of the princesses.
- Scarily Competent Tracker: Should one of the other princesses run off, she's the one most often on the case.
- Speaks Fluent Animal: It's how Snow prefers to have conversations, and Pocahontas is both capable and willing to indulge her.
Mulan
The noble yet awkward Fa Mulan wanted nothing more than to do right by her family, wound up disguising as a man to serve in the war against the Huns, and became the savior of China. Nonetheless, she remains a loyal Humble Heroine who enjoys moments of tranquility in between her warrior pursuits.
- Action Girl: This being a single-panel Gag per Day Webcomic, we don't see a lot of action, but there are reminders of her combat prowess.
- Commonality Connection: She's closest to Merida out of all the other princesses, being the resident Warrior Princesses who balk at being all dolled up and married off.
- Daddy's Girl: As shown in her "Meet the Princesses" page. Making her father proud is a big part of her motivation in her movie, after all, and the folk tale she was based on is held as a model of filial piety.
- Fatal Fireworks: She has her own stock of fireworks and gave some to Snow to give to the dwarves to make mining easier.
- The Gadfly: She enjoys trolling the others, such as sneaking Buddha's Hand fruits under pillows or inviting Ortensia (a black cat) over on Friday the 13th.
- Out of Focus: Much like Pocahontas, she doesn't appear often.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Downplayed. Her meditative habits contrast with Merida's aggressiveness, making her the blue to Merida's red... at times. Other times, she's just as intense.
- Town Girls: The neither to Merida's tomboy and several other girly girls. While she's not entirely adverse to femininity, she does like to shake things up among the Royal Court.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Sriracha sauce. She likes it hot...
Tiana
While she's officially the princess of some place called Maldonia, Tia prefers to be known for her success as a New Orleans restaurateur, having honed her talent for cooking since she was little. One of the more sensible, down-to-earth princesses, she strongly believes in the value of hard, honest work with no cheats or shortcuts.
- Friendly Rivalry: As mentioned above, she's closest to Cinderella out of all the other princesses, but the two can get rather competitive with each other at times.
- Modest Royalty: Even after marrying Prince Naveen, she kept true to her restaurant work. Like Cindy, Aurora, and Belle, she prefers her work dress to her princess gown.
- Only Sane Woman: She's one of the more straightforward princesses.
- Supreme Chef: The food she cooks is delicious.
- Team Chef: She is the mistress of the kitchen.
- Tricked Out Skirt: She keeps Louis the alligator musician in it.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Rats. She doesn't want them in her kitchen. Any animal, basically. (This is less due to fear and more for sanitary reasons, but her reactions count). The Chinese New Year 2020 strip (Year of the Rat) had Remy from Ratatouille in her kitchen, and Tiana's got to keep it down to a whisper because he's baking a souffle, given Remy's also a Michelin-starred chef. Rizzo Rat of The Muppets also appears.
- Workaholic: She's toned that down from her movie, but it's not completely gone. Mulan echoes one of Tiana's friends from her movie: "Girl, all you do is work!".
Rapunzel
The missing princess of Corona has spent almost all her life kept away from The Outside World, but now that she's finally free, she's eager to go on adventures and sate her long-growing curiosity. With her long magical hair, childlike sense of wondrous verve, and killer frying pan arm, Rapunzel causes the most hi-jinx among the princesses.
- Birds of a Feather: As said above, she and Ariel get into a lot of hi-jinx together. Here's a good example.
- Blessed with Suck: That 70-foot-long hair of hers avoids being Awesome, but Impractical due to its magical nature (and many uses), but it takes at least a huge jug of shampoo to wash, makes dancing a bit dangerous, and is a particular pain on those restless nights.
- Compressed Hair: Don't ask how 70 feet of hair can be tied up into a seven-foot-long braid, just be wary when un-compressing it.
- Embarrassing Nickname: Don't call her "Punzie". She doesn't like it and considers it embarrassing.
- Frying Pan of Doom: Her weapon, even though she goes through a lot of them.
- Mundane Utility: In addition to its well-established use as climbing rope, Rapunzel's magical hair is used for a lot of things from washing lines, to jump ropes, to scaffolding. She also uses her healing to help Anna and Elsa recover from headaches. In one comic (originally shown on Facebook in April 2019 as "Home Gym") her hair has been used as various types of training equipment (trapeze-like ropes for Mulan, an obstacle course for Jasmine, and a "limbo bar" for Cindy.)
- Sweet Tooth: She helps Merida buy sweets, and she's nibbling a sweet bun from "Attila The Bun". During Vanellope von Schweetz's campaign, she is lured to Vanellope's cause with the promise of "All! The Candy! We! Can Eat!" if Vanellope succeeds.
- Womanchild: Downplayed. Rapunzel is technically an adult at eighteen years old, although a very young one, and she is competent in a lot of situatoins. But being isolated all your life isn't going to result in a very adult demeanor. She often acts like a kid.
Merida
The proud princess of the Clan DunBroch, Merida's as rebellious as a princess can be, being a forceful, impetuous tomboy with a passion for archery and other unladylike interests. She may have matured a bit from her unruly and stubborn beginnings, but she'll never stop being a tough-as-nails adventurer who stands out the most among the Royal Court.
- Birds of a Feather: She's best friends with Mulan, the other combat-ready princess.
- Bow and Sword in Accord: Her weapon is a bow and arrow, but she's not picky about her armaments.
- Cool Horse: Angus, her massive Clydesdale.
- Fiery Redhead: She has curly red hair and she's the fieriest of them all. Not many princesses can brandish weapons as effectively as she can.
- Jerkass with a Heart of Gold: Snarks at, teases, and pranks the more feminine princesses, but overall can be a fun, nice person.
- Passionate Sports Girl: Archery, swordplay, horseback, rock-climbing...
- Redhead In Green: She has red curly, somewhat messy hair and wears a green dress.
- Sweet Tooth: When she and Rapunzel had done some grocery shopping, they forgot Tiana's shopping list and wound up buying an assortment of sweets and junk food.
- Take That!: Merida's tomboyish and at times mordant nature make her well-suited to lampoon the "over-glamorization" of the princesses.
- Tomboy Princess: Sure, Ariel and Anna can be pretty feisty, but Merida takes the cake. She's a Disney princess who is into sports like archery, swordplay or horseback riding.
- Unkempt Beauty: Just look at that hair!
- William Telling: Subverted twice.
- She badly wants to shoot an apple off of Snow White's head with her bow and arrow, but restrains herself.
- Later, she attempts to play the apple game with Anna, but because she "has matured a lot" since the Snow White incident and isn't "ruining a perfectly good apple", she shoots Anna in the pigtails.
Anna
The younger and bubblier of Arendelle's royal sisters, Anna's awkward, impulsive, and a hopeless romantic, but she more than makes up for that with her spirited determination and loving heart. After all, it's those qualities that got her sister Elsa out of her icy shell after so many years, and the two are an inseparable pair.
- Big Eater:
- All the princesses are shown eating or cooking, but Anna takes the cake, as she's seen the most eating out of all the princesses in the strips and has eating right out of the tray named as her "worst habit".
- "National Hot Chocolate Day!" (the Jan. 31, 2020 strip) implies Anna and her sister Elsa drained a whole lake of hot liquid chocolate.
- Character Exaggeration: Depending on the comic. In the movies, she certainly loves her sister and spending time with her, but the movie also firmly establishes she's capable of staying away when appropriatenote . Some of the comics reflect this, but others portray her as so clingy as to be unable to stay away even when Elsa is brushing her teeth.
- Costume Evolution: She updated to her Frozen II look upon the release of said movie.
- Fiery Redhead: Not to the extent of Merida, but she definitely counts. Especially during the 2017 Comic Con, when she catches a guy who'd pointed his cellphone at the wrong place...
- Redhead In Green: She's strawberry blond and prefers dressing in olive green.
- Moe Couplet: Her and Elsa, of course. They may have spent the better part of their youth in a kingdom of isolation, but their sisterly love eventually made an open door out of there.
- Secret Relationship: With Kristoff, though eventually it stops being secret and he housesits for the girls.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The gregarious red oni, as indicated by her strawberry-blond hair, to her blueclad sister's reserved blue oni.
- Sweet Tooth: Ice cream, chocolate, chocolate-flavored goodies (including "Chunky Monkey" ice cream which has fudge chunks and walnuts in banana ice cream) are what she craves. At one point she helps post a poster saying "A vote for Vanellope is a vote for Chocolate", having been swayed with a promise of all the "candy" (in Anna's case, chocolates) she could eat.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Like in canon, chocolate and sandwiches. When Vanellope makes campaign promises of candy, Anna is noticably most interested in the chocolate.
- You Need a Breath Mint: She has some fierce morning breath.
- Womanchild: Having had a similar childhood as Rapunzel, she turned out very playful and spontaneous as a young adult and likes to do things like partake in giggly, bouncy pillow fights.
Elsa
While she might be the wickedly talented Snow Queen nowadays, Elsa was initially raised to fear and reject her magical command of ice, and struggled with Pent up Power Incontinence. That all changed thanks to a certain sister showing her The Power of Love. As the elder sister, she's more reserved and regal... typically.
- An Ice Person: Of course! She lives up to the Snow Queen title with her literal magic snow powers.
- Berserk Button: If anything will make Elsa lose her cool, it's Jack Frost cosplayers hitting on her.
- Big Eater: At least when it comes to chocolate. "National Hot Chocolate Day!" (the Jan. 31, 2020 strip) implies Elsa and her sister Anna drained a whole lake of hot liquid chocolate before anyone can believe it happened. (Both sisters hide their mugs as Vanellope and Cinderella wonder where it all went.)
- Costume Evolution: She updated to her Frozen II look upon the release of said movie.
- Harmless Freezing: She can do this. She accidentally freezes Ariel, who's pretty uncomfortable but definitely alive and even able to talk.
- The High Queen: The only bona-fide queen among the princesses until Frozen II's release. She's also regal, generally calm, and one of the few major Disney queens who isn't villainous.
- Logical Weakness: Summer 2017 was hot and humid enough for her to make a "cold room" for her, Belle and Snow to avoid the temperature (as she couldn't outright freeze the whole area for miles). Summer 2018 had her in a more delicate situation as the heat and humidity was melting her dress.
- Moe Couplet: With Anna, as mentioned above. Their complementary personalities and love for each other highlight their cuteness.
- The Multiverse: "Multiverse Mixer" (the 12/18/21 strip) shown here has Elsa meet other versions of herself from all media (movies, video games, toys and musical).
- Not So Above It All: Despite generally being serious and reserved, she has eccentricities of her own in certain strips, including a tendency to indulge in glittery makeovers.
- Only Sane Man: She often has to keep Anna reigned in. In "Multiverse Mixer" though, Anna keeps Elsa from panicking when, after seeing different versions of herself, Elsa asks, "Wait....does this mean I'M a Variant too??"
- Power Incontinence:
- While she does have her ice magic better under control now, she still causes a few accidental chills.
- "Tropical Storm" came out after Tropical Storm (later Hurricane) Elsa appeared and Aurora was afraid Elsa "let it go" one bit too far in Florida.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The reserved blue oni, as indicated by her blue ice-woven dress, to her outgoing redheaded sister's red oni.
- The Stoic: Years of misguided emotional suppression will do that to a person, but at least it comes in handy now and again.
- True Blue Femininity: Her Iconic Outfit is an ice-blue evening gown woven by her powers.
Moana
As The Chief's Daughter of a Polynesian tribe Born Under the Sail, Moana loves the ocean more than anyone else... probably because she's best friends with it ever since it made her The Chosen One way back when she was a tiny tot. Nowadays, she often has (a small portion of) the Ocean with her and is always up for a challenge.
- Animated Tattoo: Her "dark secret" is that she now has a mini-Moana tattoo, a reference to the one Maui has.
- Birds of a Feather: With Ariel, due to their shared love of the ocean.
- Borrowed Catchphrase: She uses Maui's "straight up kookie-dooks" line.
- Challenge Seeker: She seems fond of doing challenges just to prove herself, like turning Merida's hair into a bun or braiding all of Rapunzel's hair.
- Earthy Barefoot Character: A trait she shares with Aurora, Pocahontas and Rapunzel.
- Exposed to the Elements: Subverted Trope. Having grown up on a tropical sunny island, Moana doesn't enjoy winter weather and prefers to stay indoors while layered in quilts.
- Out of Focus: Like Pocahontas, she doesn't appear much. Justified in that she's one of the new additions and plays the Straight Man often, so there's probably not enough jokes to milk out of her.
- Trademark Favorite Food: She likes pizza. Half of it would be she genuinely likes the new taste, and half of it is that she's sick of the coconuts the rest of her island loves. The one time she doesn't like it is when Ariel mixed fish and olives with pineapple on her own pizza.
Leia
A Long Time Ago, in a Galaxy Far, Far Away..., Leia Organa was the princess of Alderaan, a key fighter in the Rebel Alliance, and in her winter years, the general who formed the Resistance. She made cameos every now and then whenever there was Star Wars hyping to be done, and took a liking to the princesses. Upon her untimely passing, she became a Force Ghost and started hanging out with them and dispensing wisdom more often, enough to be considered an unofficial member of the Royal Court.
- Ascended Extra: Used to appear only in cameos or small supporting roles (whenever anything regarding Star Wars occurred), but she "officially" joined the princesses some time after the release of The Last Jedi.
- Always Someone Better: Sympathizes with Anna over the fact that their respective siblings always seem to get more attention.
- Canine Companion: Occasionally accompanied by Gary, Carrie Fisher's French bulldog.
- The Character Died With Her: In-Universe, she only became a Force Ghost after Carrie Fisher's death. Lo and behold, she does die in The Rise of Skywalker.
- Cool Sword: Her lightsaber, which the other princesses admire.
- The Corrupter: Apparently teaches Snow White dirty words in Huttese, much to Tiana's dismay. Given Snow's nature, it's likely she doesn't even know the meaning of those words.
- Deadpan Snarker: Is the oldest of the Princesses, and by far always has a relaxed attitude regarding any issues the girls have.
- Honorary Princess: A meta example. She's the only princess here who isn't (or has even been advertised as) a Disney Princess in the company's Real Life lineup, a status not given to any other "unofficial" princess. Her being a Force Ghost might have something to do with that.
- Jedi Mind Trick: Does this on Aurora to keep her from snitching about a extra helping of Mac and Cheese.
- Mind over Matter: Uses the Force to move things. Especially for Coke.
- Team Mom: To the other younger princesses.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Is particularly fond of Coca-Cola. Taken from Carrie Fisher, who was a big fan of Coke.
Vanellope Von Schweetz
A little infamous "glitch" with a love of sweet high-octane, Vanellope was originally the princess of the Sugar Rush racing game before the usurpation of the wicked King Candy/Turbo led her to convert the title into a presidency. After a trip through cyberspace, she hit it off with the princesses and more or less joined the Royal Court after the release of Ralph Breaks the Internet.
- Ascended Extra: She makes a cameo before joining full-time.
- Artificial Human: Being a video game character means she's data-and-code rather than flesh-and-blood. Because of this, she cannot consume normal food and is completely unfamiliar with the concept of things growing on their own, among other things.
- Honorary Princess: Much like Leia, she isn't a part of the actual DP line; but she is the Princess of Sugar Rush in her original movie, and Disney has toyed for years over the idea of including her or not in the line. Her Princess Page debuted June 25, 2021.
- Modest Royalty: Natch; she wears modern-day casual clothing and canonically befriended the others by introducing them to such garb.
- Our Presidents Are Different: Her official title, as mentioned above. The lead-up to her joining the group was framed as a tongue-in-cheek presidential campaign (to tie in with the November 2018 election cycle).
- Tag Along Kid: Literally, for as Snow is young and innocent compared to the other princesses, Vanellope is more energetic and outgoing, reacting to things similarly to a modern day kid.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy of the group (after Merida) compared to the more feminine princesses.
- Tomboy with a Girly Streak: She loves racing, candy, and hair decorations. In canon she's also fond of crass jokes and Toilet Humor.