#Morgana the little mermaid

[tampire]

The Little Mermaid villains wielding Triton's Trident

[avitha]

A Little Mermaid Tale

Happy MerMay!!! Here's a crossover!!!!

[romancemedia]

The Little Mermaid & Return to the Sea (1)

[jinxthejubilee]

I don't know why the fandom is having such a hard time picturing Azul having a little brother based on Morgana from the second Little Mermaid movie. It could totally work in canon!

Let's break this down for a second:

Azul's parents are divorced. He was raised by his bio mom and his step-dad.

Azul says himself that his step-father is "the father he respects," which could mean that he has absolutely no contact with his bio-dad. He wouldn't know what he was up to or if he had other children.

Azul's bio-dad could've also been a cecaelian (octo-mermaid) and had another child, or he could've been a normal mermaid who got with another octo-mer after he divorced Azul's mother.

Heck, maybe that was the cause for the divorce in the first place. Maybe he had an affair and destroyed his marriage himself. Or if you want to go a bit deeper, after their marriage fell apart for whatever reason, Azul's bio-dad wanted to recreate the family he lost and got with another cecaelian woman and had his little brother.

This point, in particular, could be a reference to the popular theory that Morgana was Ursula's half-sister. Same mother, different fathers.

The theory goes that Ursula was the result of an affair Triton's father, the former king, had with an octo-mermaid. Such a scandal would bring shame upon the royal family, hence why Ursula lived with her mother away from the prying eyes of the court, but it would also make sense why, in her youth, Ursula still had ties to the castle and lived there from time to time (according to the movie).

A few years later, Ursula's mother had another baby girl with a normal mermaid. He wasn't anyone special like the king, with no royal lineage or special magic of his own, making Morgana "unremarkable" in her mother's eyes. Or maybe their mother truly loved this man, and the relationship didn't work out, so she takes her anger and insecurities out on Morgana.

With all of this in mind, it's possible that Azul's bio-dad could resent Azul's little brother in some way, giving him an inferiority complex a mile wide, just like Morgana. He wouldn't stop talking about Azul and how great he's become, how his brother should strive to be more like him.

It was always: Azul this, or Azul that, or (INSERT NAME), why can't you be more like your brother Azul?

He would grow to despise Azul, his own brother, who he's never even MET. That's perfect angst potential right there. To add fuel to the fire, maybe little bro tried to reach out to Azul and connect with him, but their father sabotaged that somehow and made him think that Azul just didn't care.

Now you might be asking, how would Azul's bio-dad even know about Azul's accomplishments? Glad you asked!

Either A): Azul's mother is the only one in contact with him and updates him on how Azul's doing from time to time.

Or B): His bio-dad enrolled the Morgana stand-in in Azul's school by chance and heard through the grape vine that Azul became the deal maker non-technical crime boss he is now.

Or both. Honestly, both of these combined would push little male Morgana over the edge. His classmates hear the rumors about an octo-mer who granted devious wishes a few years back and are either scared of or really unimpressed by the little bro's lack of magical prowess.

The bullying and self-hatred haven't skipped a generation, and neither has the body issues. Instead of being insecure about being overweight, Azul's little bro is insecure about being way too skinny.

This went on way longer than I thought, but to wrap up: All this to say, if we got Jamil's sister, who is a reference to Jafar's twin sister from that obscure Aladdin game, I think it's plausible for Azul to have a brother.

Thank you, and goodnight!

[squishosaur]

hhhello twst fans. i am dropping these vvv embarrassedly & running for the hills (octatrio family members for my au/event)

[acecykes-dono2]

I just watched Descendants 4. There is no reason for Ursula's Crazy Sister not to be Morgana except for the fact that Morgana starts with an M while Uliana starts with a U.

[deeply-unserious-fellow]

I haven't seen Rise fo Red yet, and I'm gonna be so fr I don't think I'm ever going to see it, but I DID just watch Alex Meyers' video about it and I find it so funny that there's ANOTHER cash grabby Disney sequel that features Ursula's previously unmentioned crazy sister as an antagonist. It's insane that that's happened twice.

[shewhowantsmouseears]

So not too long ago, I decided to pay for my very first art commission ever - to James Silvani, who did the original Darkwing comics run.

My request was a certain scene from the little mermaid "Why Eric, run away with you? This is all so... so sudden~") but with Darkwing and Morgana. Today, it arrived!

THE HIGH-PITCHED GIGGLE-FIT I'M HAVING RIGHT NOW

WHEN I DIE I WANT THIS BURIED WITH ME

IT'S SO ADORABLE AND HILARIOUS IT'S EVERYTHING I COULD EVER WANT

[gelios-fan]

What if Argost were a women~

Part 7

(They have same energy)

[disneydarlin]

The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea, Morgana —Aesthetic

Morgana's Character & Personality

Morgana is a cecaelia octopus who's the younger sister of Ursula. She works alongside her pet tiger shark, Undertow, as well as her two pet manta rays, Cloak and Dagger. Morgana is deceitful, baleful and ruthless. Although she isn't as talented at magic or potions as her older sister, much to her embarrassment, she's equally evil. Unfortunately, Morgana lacks her sister's subtlety and deviousness. More than anything, she hates being criticized. Morgana has a massive inferiority complex relating to her sister as she also hates being compared to her. Due to all this, she's driven to do what Ursula could not: rule the ocean to prove her superiority over her sister. Beyond this, Morgana has a funny but malicious sense of humor. She's even cannibalistic as she'll eat a plate of dead sea animals containing her own species. Morgana is arguably more evil than her sister because her plans couldn't be easily foiled by loopholes. In addition, she's more cunning as she's able to easily manipulate others with her motherly-like charm into doing her work for her.

[sexymonsterotd]

sexy monster of the day: morgana from the little mermaid 2

[romancemedia]

Ariel & Eric vs. Ursula and Morgana (TLM & Return to the Sea)

[princess-ibri]

I would love to hear more of your headcanons for what Triton's childhood was like and maybe even how you think he may have met his future wife.

Sure! So my basic idea for Triton is he kinda has a Cinderella meets King Arthur set up. He has pretty nice childhood at first, being the heir to Atlantica, spending time with his father Poseidon and grandfather Neptune, learning the history of the kingdom and to play the undersea calliope and all that.

But things change when he turns 10. His beloved grandfather falls ill and dies mysteriously, and his father soon after remarried the strange Octopin healing woman who’d come to try and heal Neptune—the beautiful Thalassa, who also brings along her two young daughters, Ursula and Morgana.

Life becomes more difficult for Triton in the following years. He’s still the heir but his father grows distant and more infatuated with his new wife, who increasingly builds up her power behind the throne, and his two step-sisters, though they somewhat bond at first begin to more and more constantly tease and torment him.

(Greater details on Thalassa and the girl’s backstories here )

Things continue to go downhill for Atlantic and Triton and when he’s 18 his father too dies, and Thalassa moves to finally take the throne for herself. Triton flees and over the next two years builds up a resistance to take back the kingdom, though they’re kept on the run by Thalassa’s magic/the army kept under her control with magic and fear and desire for power. At last he’s able to stage an attack on the castle, and pull out the Trident from where it’s been stuck in its pedestal, Thalassa and her daughters unable to draw it out as Poesidan never passed the right to the throne to them.

Using the power of the Trident Triton is able to finally overcome his stepmother, who in an epic battle tries transforms into a terrifying eldritch monster, and as she is too powerful to fully kill he traps her in a cave for all eternity, and then deals with Ursula, who begged for mercy and received the lighter sentence of banishment. (Morgana already having left years before)

I think he would have met his wife Psmathae during the years he was on the run leading the rebellion. She’s a kind and playful young mer-woman of common birth with an interest in the World Above. She helps Triton to keep a sense of hope and cheer during the dark years. She’s a beloved queen, wife and mother for the years she lives.

Unfortunately her interest in the World Above does end badly, as she is killed by human pirates when she was exploring above the waves one day, something Triton never recovers from.

This is actually a great start to doing backstories for the Disney Parents so yeah we’ll say this is the first one and put it under the #Disney Parent Backstory tag

[sea-owl]

This has been bugging me for years ever since I learned Triton and Ursula were siblings.

So we know these two.

In the live action, they look like this

So it's been stated that these two are siblings but in Little Mermaid Return to the Sea we meet Morgana who looks like this

She is also Ursula's sister

Now what I need to know is Morgana also Triton's sister or do we have some half sibling situations going on?

Did Triton's daddy hook up with Ursula's mom, and they had Ursula together? Then, later on, did the mom have Morgana with someone else? We know Ursula and Morgana at least share a mother because Morgana revealed how their mother constantly criticized her for not being just like Ursula.

But now I need to know if Triton has any more siblings? Is this all just family drama?

[kmixon]

Forbidden princess of the sea 🌊

Princess Melody is " only Princess give birth we know." Melody is forgetting PRINCESS EVER......🥺🥺🥺

This is the first mother and daughter talking in sequel.... I REPEATED THIS IS MOTHER AND DAUGHTER TALK IN SEQUEL!

Melody got wish be a mermaid. Melody is excited to be " mermaid " it spell be 24 hrs....😮😮😮

Melody getting her greatfather of sea! Melody and Ariel see others be a " MERMAID"😮😮😮

Meteora got Melody to her getting Triton. "Meteora, kill 2 times.....😱😱😱 " If they killed her all the fandom will be MAD.... 😠 😠 😠

King Triton blood work in family.... 😮😮😮 Melody want to be together. COME ON BE MELODY BE DISNEY PRINCESS.....😤😤😤

[cjbolan]

Truth be told, I wish there'd been another reason for Ariel and Eric choosing to separate Melody from the sea and her heritage.

Personally, I think growing human/mermaid conflicts would've been a good idea. Ariel's given a choice ultimatum that she can either stay human or become a mermaid, by her family. Ariel makes the choice to stay human, and then becomes more estranged from the sea until she decides that mermaid/human relationships are a hopeless cause, and just decides to completely close off the mermaid part of her life.

And that's why Melody isn't allowed to go back to sea, and knows nothing about her own family. And when she goes to the sea she learns a lot about the situation, and reunites the estranged parts of her family and reconciles humans and mermaids.

I like that! Basically like the 2023 remake. It also sounds like Emily Windsnap, where the title character has to reunite her family who were separated by human-mermaid tensions.

And adding to your idea, maybe Morgana is turning humans and merpeople against each other. That could be her ultimate revenge against Triton. Maybe instead of just stealing his trident, she'd rather make him suffer by undoing the human-mermaid relations everyone worked so hard to maintain, which in turn is going to destroy Triton's own relationships.

You also got me wondering how/if Ariel would get along with other humans during a human-mermaid feud. Maybe humans fear and hate Ariel for being a mermaid. Or maybe humans are OK with Ariel because she's "one of the good ones".