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Frohana is love, Frohana is family

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Kristoff and Anna

So my first time drawing Kristoff! Of course, I couldn’t stop there and had to draw Anna too. ❤️Kristanna❤️

Inspired by that moment where they fall into the snow below after being chased by Marshmallow.

Please do not repost or reuse my art for ANY purpose without express permission. Reblogs and link backs welcome, let me know so I can return the favour :)

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Kristoff is the best partner in all Disney movies

He genuinely cares for Anna without asking for anything in return, is always there for her when she needs help, and he also literally carries her in his arms 💕

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Official Frozen III Logo has been revealed at D23

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Tea time at Arendelle ☕

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Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs Hotel & Restaurant

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My love is not fragile.

—Kristoff to Anna, Frozen II

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Some little Kristanna moments from All Is Found:

Don't look at me, I was raised in the woods

“The trolls gave me a new moss quilt for my birthday every year.”

Anna smiled at the mention of his unusual family.

Kristoff was casually strumming his lute

“My fiancé, Kristoff, he’s an ice aficionado.”

Kristoff jokingly tried to scare Anna:

The suit of armor next to her door seemed to be missing its head… and its feet. Kristoff popped out from behind it—wearing both the helmet and the metal shoes. At least, she assumed it was Kristoff. The person was the right height, had broad shoulders, and was wearing Kristoff’s fur-lined leather tunic.

He took a clanking step forward. “I’m here. What do you need?”

Anna nestled against the front of his tunic. He always smelled like moss and reindeer; it was an unusual combination, but the scent calmed her nerves and made her smile. “Have I told you this morning that I love you and you’re the best?”

Kristoff’s brown eyes were shining behind the visor of the helmet, which he flipped up so he could plant a kiss on her cheek. “You haven’t even told me ‘good morning’ yet.”

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Kristanna Figures 😋

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A conversation about Kristoff's arc on the "Frozen Podcast". I was never a big fan of the character or expected anything from him on the podcast, but honestly his relationship with the Duke of Weselton's nephew is interesting.

- THERE WILL BE PODCAST SPOILERS -

Queen Anna left for the Enchanted Forest with Elsa and Disa, leaving control of the kingdom to her boyfriend/fiance/husband (actually so far, episode 6, if you don't know the relationship between Anna and Kristoff you could interpret it as if they were just friends, but that's a recurring Frozenverse problem and not a podcast problem). And so just like Hans in "Frozen 1", Kristoff has to take care of things.

Although Kristoff is good at coordinating people, he is not very good at diplomacy, having to need Mattias' help to deal with the situation when he has to talk to the population.

And then we come to Wolfgang who, in addition to encouraging his new friend in his leadership duties, sometimes advises Kristoff to become an ice industrialist, thus modernizing his business. But Kristoff, realizing that this turn in his life could take him away from his passions and dreams, he denies the proposal, preferring to continue being simple Kristoff, the Ice Harvest. And Kristoff's response had a profound impact on Wolfgang, who ended up abandoning his dreams related to music and opera to pursue the industrial sector because of his family.

I don't know how much depth will go into the podcast, but I really thought it was a good moment for Kristoff.

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Episode 2: Games and Questions 💬

Cover created by me

This episode is where the drama begins! It picks up on Elsa's decisions made at the end of Frozen 2 and also on Anna's willingness to befriend anyone without knowing who they really are.

The episode picks up where the previous one left off, when Elsa arrives and extinguishes the fire. Disa is amazed upon seeing Elsa's powers in action for the first time. When Disa came to visit first, when they were little, Anna told her about Elsa's powers, making her the first to know about Elsa's powers. They thankfully see some of the artifacts and books are still fine despite the fire.

After setting off the fire Elsa takes Anna out of the room to talk about what just happened. Elsa tells Anna off gently for allowing anyone to the archive. Then suddenly a Sankerhus fellow pops in to ask something from Anna and Anna acts as if she knows who he is. After the stranger leaves Elsa is quick to point out that Anna doesn't know who he is. To prove her point she asks about his last name. Anna makes up a name hesitantly but Elsa again notices she's lying. Familiar? That's because it's a reference to Kristoff asking about Hans' last name to which Anna replied “Of the Southern Isles ”. Anna gives in and says she's just doing what Elsa told her to do and to let Elsa trust her as she knows what she's doing. Elsa does make a point that the castle feels like a never ending banquet given a while other kingdom is mixed in with Arendelle. But then my favourite part of the episode, Anna can see Elsa misses being Queen! Anna tells Elsa, “Come on Elsa, admit you miss this”, and Elsa replies “You know I actually do”. For a fan who was a little down when Elsa stepped down as Queen (but isn't much anymore - a coming post explains why) and who hates seeing people say Elsa hated being Queen etc, I am really happy they showed this side of Elsa. It's not that Elsa didn't want it to be Queen but rather she didn't expect to be Queen so soon. Not only because of her parents deaths but mostly because she had to focus on controlling her powers and most of all her fear. Her part in "For the first time in forever" says it all. She always feared hurting innocent people with these dangerous powers and to rule hiding them would be hard given you meet and greet a lot of people. Elsa stepped down because she couldn't rule and look after the forest at the same time and she knew Anna would do great as Queen and it would reward her for having saved Elsa, Northuldra and Arendelle. So you ask why does Northuldra need protecting now? Well it's been trapped years under mist so it needs support in regaining its strength and now that more magic is revealed to the world, she knows it can attract people who want to study it, use it, control it, kill it, etc, as she suspects Disa doing here. I didn't for a minute expect Elsa to ever recall her days as Queen, but deep down inside I did want it to happen. It puts a close to those who think she didn't like being Queen or didn't love Arendelle. Elsa continues to say she's just so used to doing this alone. By that she means she knew what decisions were to be made and how to do them. She never needs help with Queenly pressures. She's not saying Anna isn't a good ruler or she isn't capable of making good decisions but rather saying that she misses it, but despite that she gave Anna the crown for a reason and trusts her to do what's best for Arendelle. So if you can't tell already I really loved this conversation between them.

I don't know how this story will turn out but I don't expect Anna stepping down or anything as big or important as that anyway because those things wouldn't be in the podcast I don't think.

Moving on, Disa barges in and then Olaf takes her to dinner. Olaf is so Olaf here. I love it. At the dinner table Anna suggests playing a game where you ask Questions related to your partner's Question. Kristoff and Sven go first, again voice actors are doing a great job at capturing the characters and original voice actors essence. Elsa and Disa are up next and this is when the tables turn and my second favourite moment on the episode begins! Disa asks Elsa why she wanted to see Arendelle's material and Disa asks why she left Arendelle. Elsa asks back why she's so interested in Arendelle to which Disa replies, why aren't you Queen of Arendelle. Elsa asks what she's getting at. As tensions rise, thunders rage and rain pours. Kristoff asks if Elsa's been in touch with Gale today, to which she replies not lately. The episode ends there with tensions rising between a former and current Queen suspecting each other.

So what we can make out here is Elsa suspects Disa of stealing Arendelle's knowledge of magic and using it for her own good. Disa however seems to be accusing Elsa of treason or betraying her own kingdom.. I'm not too sure but I think she's trying to show Elsa's disloyalty to her kingdom. Disa is intrigued by Elsa's magic and the forest's too.. I have a feeling Disa will take some of what is saved from the fire and use it to experiment with her science skills which will cause some kind of chaos but that's just a guess. I could be completely wrong about Disa going full villain.

I predict that Disa is the one causing chaos in the enchanted forest with the machines. The machines are all scientific but they're built with copper which Wolfgang is obsessed with. It could be that Weselton's copper is advanced. She doesn't like magic, she fears it, finds it strange and hence studies it to see if this is a threat or a gift to society. So perhaps she's experimenting in the forest. But I could be totally wrong. But Wolfagang seems like a weird yet innocent man who is genuinely trying to rectify his uncle's actions.

On another note as much as I wanted and some have theorized I don't think Hans is Wolfgang. His voice is different, and he's so crazy about copper and has two pet magpies that apparently can talk plus he knits. He definitely sounds like the nephew of the Duke. I mean would Hans go all out with the magpies and obsession with copper? But I do hope he appears at some point. If not in this season, then the next otherwise than save it for the movie as I do have a bit of hope for his appearance in Frozen 3, but that's for another post.

These episodes have actually been more fun than I imagined. It's interesting, it's fun, it references the two movies, the voice actors nail the original voice actors*. If the story goes down well in the other episodes, then Disney is pulling it off with the podcasts, if not then Disney should reconsider what part of the story they tell through podcasts. I'm excited to see how these will lead up to Frozen 3. I'm not too focused on the supposed theme of Science Vs Nature because story wise it's going great so far. I like a bit of drama because out of that you get reveals which play a part in the story.

But here are the downers to it so far. It seems like it's focused on Disa and Wolfagang while the main characters just play other supporting roles in their journey. When it was being promoted, it was about Elsa, Anna and the lot so it was kinda misleading.

But then again, I think perhaps this event might change Elsa and Anna's perspective on strangers, royal or not. I think they are showing Elsa and Anna learning to trust the right way. And maybe this might help with Hans' redemption if he reappears in Frozen 3. Because if Wolfagang is a genuinely nice man, it may make Elsa and Anna slightly open to forgiving past enemies. I think that's why the Duke's nephew was introduced here and why they could be saving Hans for the movie.

* If you didn't know already, the original cast aren't voicing this I'm assuming because of prep for Frozen 3 or perhaps to give a different feel to the podcasts then the movies. So a new cast is voicing them.

When the other episodes release we'll get further information on what Frozen 3 could be about and where the story is heading.

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Episode 1: The Visitors 🏰

All Frozen Podcast: Forces of Nature episodes breakdowns here.

Cover created by me

The first two podcasts have been released on Wondery, a podcast platform. The other episodes are available but you have to subscribe to listen (I haven't). The episodes will all be out on other platforms from 11th October. So I'll listen to episode 3 onwards then.

The episode begins with Mattias and some younger in-training soldiers helping the people of Sankerhus by digging. He begins to explain to them why they have to do so. He tells a story to own specific and then the other soldiers take a listen. I don't think these soldiers are important, they're just younger Soldier trainees for Mattias to tell the story to. The story is set a couple years ago and not too long ago since the events of Frozen 2. The story goes as follows:

The kingdom of Sankerhus is struck by a flood and Anna, now Queen, takes the people of the kingdom and its ruler Queen Disa in for shelter. Queen Disa loves constructing things using science and uses them to help Arendelle advance a little. She is actually a childhood friend of the sisters. They knew her once from a visit when they were little. She's a bit approachable to magic or feels weird around it yet she's fascinated by it too.

Then there's Wolfagang, the Duke of Weselton's nephew. He sounds very similar to his uncle and is obsessed with copper. He has a surprising talent knitting too. He also has two pet magpies named Astrid and Magnus who can talk (like parrots too). He came for an apology tour on behalf of his uncle. But despite his efforts for forgiveness, Anna finds him “fishy”.

In the episode for the first time in forever, finally someone, Disa being, has called Elsa “The Snow Queen”.

Disa longs to know about magic though she finds it strange. She tells Anna that her parents built a big library in the centre of her castle and since she's been checking out the books in it. But after learning of her father's passing, Anna helps her by taking her to their own archive of books of magic and folklore. Gazing at some books for a few seconds they hear sounds that eventually lead to a candle falling causing a fire in the room. Elsa arrives just in time and takes out the fire.

The episode ends there. Now from this episode, there are some takers. I believe Disa is up to no good and kinda tracked Anna using emotional manipulation on her to get to see the history of magic or so it seems that way but we all know how Anna is free and open to people and new things; that's her personality but at times it can be her flaw which enemies use to their advantage. In episode 2 Elsa fears this. So while Anna suspects Wolfagang and Elsa suspects Disa, it could be that Wolfagang is genuinely good and Disa is the enemy, we'll just have to see or rather keep a listen. I just get that feeling more in the next episode.

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frohana! (ft mattias) :D

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A Frozen 12 episode podcast will be out in October

“Hosted by ABC’s Ginger Zee, what’s being described as season one of the series will follow Anna and Elsa as they find themselves facing a threat to the very spirits of nature itself—and strange mechanical beings roaming the enchanted forests. Aside from familiar faces from the movies like Anna and Elsa, the podcast will introduce new characters as well, although whether or not they’ll have some part to play in the eventual Frozen 3 remains to be seen.”

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제페토 체형조절 리뉴얼 버전

2023.04.30

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