Frozen Anna Inhaltsverzeichnis
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Remarking that the snowman was "creepy", Kristoff tossed the head at Anna, only for her to send it right back; the snowman's head briefly exchanged hands in this manner until Anna threw the head back at the snowman's body, though it landed upside down.
Sympathetic to the snowman's predicament, Anna knelt down and helped him adjust his head. Her initial shock subsiding, Anna presented the snowman with a carrot nose; delighted to be complete, the snowman happily introduced himself as Olaf, and though it took her a moment to place it, Anna recognized the name of the snowman she and Elsa had built together when they were children.
After receiving confirmation from Olaf that Elsa had indeed resurrected him, Anna asked Olaf to lead them to Elsa to bring back summer.
Surprisingly, Olaf reacted joyfully to the thought of warm weather and boisterously led them onward to Elsa.
Led by Olaf, the group progressed quickly, but after some time, they were halted by a steep mountain face. Though Kristoff remarked the danger in scaling the cliff, Anna immediately started climbing, with the goal of seeing Elsa.
But lacking proper climbing skills, Anna found herself stuck, her progress measured in mere feet. As Kristoff readied to help Anna down, Olaf alerted the group that he had found a staircase that would lead them exactly where they wanted to go.
Elated by the news, Anna released her grip, falling abruptly, yet safely, into Kristoff's arms. After commenting that her descent was somewhat of "a crazy trust exercise", Anna bounded off after Olaf.
Both Anna and Kristoff were overwhelmed by the sight of Elsa's ice palace. Finally catching sight of Elsa's ice palace , Anna and Kristoff were overtaken by the enormous frozen marvel and began to traverse the ice steps leading to the palace doors.
Unable to find traction, Sven was forced to stay behind while the others proceeded. Anna stared at the doors with trepidation, recalling her past experience with Elsa.
However, she finally summoned her courage and knocked; to her surprise, the doors yielded. Remembering Elsa's reaction after meeting Hans, Anna suggested that Kristoff and Olaf remain outside, to which they grudgingly agreed.
Entering the ice palace, Anna wasted no time calling out for Elsa whilst admiring the palace interior and trying her best to maintain balance on the icy floor.
Responding to Anna's presence, Elsa stood at the top of a staircase, sporting a new hairstyle and a dress made of ice while smiling radiantly at her younger sister.
Awed by Elsa's new appearance, Anna complimented her sister and expressed her appreciation of the ice palace. But as Anna moved forward, intending to ascend the staircase to reach her, Elsa began to slowly back away, the memory of hurting Anna still fresh in her mind.
Though Anna told her to return to Arendelle, Elsa insisted that her place was away from the kingdom, free to be who she was without putting anyone at risk.
Unable to contain his excitement any longer, Olaf chose that moment to enter the ice palace and introduce himself to his creator.
After Elsa's surprise at seeing the animate snowman, the ever-optimistic Anna tried once again to convince Elsa to return, this time by reminding Elsa of their close relationship.
Though this initially seemed to get through to Elsa, her fleeting smile was eventually replaced by a look of pain, and she firmly stated that they could not be together before turning away.
Having come too far to turn back, Anna pursued her sister up the staircase; finally understanding Elsa for who she was, Anna assured Elsa that they could make things right.
Having located her sister at last, Anna tried her best to convince Elsa to return home. However, Elsa refused to listen; she insisted Anna return home once more and accepted her self-imposed exile as necessary.
Changing tactics, Anna informed Elsa of how she had cast an eternal winter over Arendelle and that she had to return to restore summer.
As Elsa panicked at this revelation, her powers began to swirl out of control, despite Anna's attempts reassure her.
Elsa's fear continued to intensify and eventually manifested as an icy blast that struck Anna in the heart; the pain of the impact sent Anna to her knees.
Having finally entered the castle, Kristoff saw Anna kneeling and rushed over to help her get up. Determined to hide the pain, Anna expressed that she was fine.
Frightened at the increased possibility of hurting someone, Elsa demanded everyone leave, but Anna remained resolute, refusing to leave without her. Desperate, Elsa saw no other alternative but to build a snow behemoth to forcefully expel Anna, Kristoff, and Olaf from the palace.
After tossing Anna and Kristoff, the giant snowman took particular care in separating Olaf into his constituent parts and threw the pieces at the princess and ice harvester.
Incensed at seeing Olaf handled in such a rough manner, Anna turned back to Elsa's guard and prepared to confront him. Not wishing to agitate the creature, Kristoff warned Anna to let the snowman be.
Feigning calmness, Anna slowly turned away but suddenly retaliated by throwing a snowball. Though the snowball had no visible effect, the snowman was enraged and roared, causing ice spikes to erupt from his joints.
After Anna agitated the snow monster , she and Kristoff desperately tried to outrun him. Realizing the danger, Olaf volunteered to distract the snow monster to provide Anna and Kristoff enough time to escape.
The duo slid down a steep slope, but Elsa's snow monster managed to keep pace. In an attempt to deter the creature, Anna grabbed the branch of a sagging tree, causing the tree to snap upright and knock their assailant back.
But Anna and Kristoff had little time to celebrate, for they found themselves trapped at edge of a cliff. Kristoff prepared the two of them for descent by tying a rope and making a snow anchor.
However, Elsa's guard was beginning to catch up once again and threw a tree to herald his approach. Impulsively, Anna jumped from the cliff, pulling Kristoff over the edge with her.
At that moment, Olaf reappeared, believing that they had finally escaped "Marshmallow". In reality, Marshmallow was behind Olaf and approached Kristoff's snow anchor, despite the smaller snowman's attempts to stop him.
After flicking Olaf from his leg, Marshmallow began to pull on the rope, smashing Kristoff's head into the cliff in the process, to Anna's dismay.
After he brought the pair to eye-level, Marshmallow bellowed at them, telling them not to return. Acquiescing to the demand, Anna grabbed Kristoff's knife and cut the rope, enabling the duo to fall from Marshmallow's clutches, landing in the soft snow two hundred feet below.
Safe at last, Anna turned to her companions; though Kristoff was buried in snow, he soon emerged and helped Olaf reassemble his body.
Sven also managed to find the group, much to Olaf's delight. Still trapped in snow herself, Anna struggled to get free until Kristoff promptly lifted her out.
Grateful for the assistance, Anna inquired Kristoff about his head, though the ice harvester brushed it off as if it were nothing. After an increasingly awkward silence, Kristoff asked Anna how to proceed.
Suddenly realizing that her mission was a failure, Anna worriedly rambled about the winter weather remaining and how it would continue to have an adverse effect on Kristoff's ice business.
Kristoff reassured Anna by telling her not to worry herself with his affairs. He then exclaimed that she should worry about her hair, as it was slowly turning white; Kristoff concluded it to be a negative side effect of Elsa's magic.
Though the situation seemed dire, the ice harvester assured Anna that his friends would be able to help. As the group neared the Valley of the Living Rock, Anna's curse began to intensify, causing her to shiver.
Concerned, Kristoff brought Anna over to a steam vent to warm her up. After the brief respite, the two pressed forward, and Kristoff revealed that his friends were more like family, having taken him in when he was just a child with Sven.
However, grateful as he was, Kristoff worried about making a good impression and warned Anna that his family could be "inappropriate", "loud", "stubborn", and "overbearing".
Sensing his nervousness, Anna cut Kristoff off and reassured him by saying that his family sounded wonderful. Bulda and the other trolls tried to make Anna realize her feelings for Kristoff.
His mind at ease, Kristoff then motioned around and introduced his family — rocks. As Kristoff proceeded to talk to the "rocks", Anna stood aghast while Olaf began to question Kristoff's sanity.
Proclaiming his love for Anna, Olaf discreetly told Anna to run while he distracted Kristoff and Sven. As Anna began to walk away, Kristoff beckoned for her to stay, and the rocks suddenly began to roll towards him, revealing themselves to be trolls.
Anna watched as a female troll, Bulda , delightedly announced that Kristoff was home, prompting the other trolls to cheer wildly. When the trolls finally noticed the princess, they erupted into more cheers, under the belief Kristoff had brought a girlfriend.
Though Anna and Kristoff told them they were mistaken, the trolls tried to get the pair to realize their feelings for one another and even set up a troll wedding ceremony.
But before the ceremony was completed, Anna collapsed, falling into Kristoff's arms and shivering from the effects of her curse.
Pabbie informed Anna that her frozen heart would result in her freezing to solid ice forever. At this, Pabbie revealed himself, stating that there was "strange magic" present.
Looking into Anna's eyes, Pabbie gravely informed the princess that, unless removed, the ice in her heart would cause her to freeze into solid ice, forever.
Worried, but still hopeful, Kristoff asked Pabbie if he could remove it. However, Pabbie sadly stated that "only an act of true love" could thaw a frozen heart.
After Bulda suggested a "true love's kiss", Anna shivered again, and more of her hair began to turn white.
Realizing the urgency of the situation, Kristoff stated that they had to get to Hans. Carrying Anna, Kristoff swiftly mounted his reindeer and told Olaf to climb on as Sven began galloping off to Arendelle.
Racing against time, Kristoff hurried to return Anna to Arendelle , hoping Hans could save her. By morning, Sven approached the outskirts of Arendelle.
While Sven charged through the snowy landscape, Anna continued to shiver and weaken in Kristoff's arms; trying his best to delay the curse, Kristoff gave Anna his hat and urged Sven to go faster.
As they neared the castle, Kristoff realized Olaf would be a strange sight and told him to keep out of view.
Finally arriving at the castle gates, Kristoff prepared to bring Anna inside. Despite her condition, Anna was still concerned about Kristoff, wondering if he would be okay; at this, Kristoff insisted that she not worry about his affairs.
The gates opened, and Kai, Gerda , and a handmaid rushed out to assist Anna. Before they brought the princess inside, Kristoff told them to get her warm and to find Hans immediately.
Just before the gates closed, Kristoff implored Kai to ensure Anna's safety. Kai and Gerda escorted Anna inside the library, where Hans was gathered with the Duke of Weselton and dignitaries ; upon seeing the princess, Hans immediately rushed over to help her.
As Anna fell into his arms, Hans remarked at how cold she was, to which she desperately replied that he had to kiss her.
Deciding to give the couple some privacy, Kai, Gerda, the Duke, and the dignitaries decided to leave the premises.
Smiling malevolently, Hans revealed to Anna that he had no intention of saving her. Alone with Hans, Anna explained that she had been struck by Elsa's magic, elaborating that the magic had froze her heart and could only be remedied by an act of true love.
Understanding this to mean "a true love's kiss", Hans took Anna's chin and, smiling tenderly, prepared to kiss her. However, he came to a sudden stop and grinned malevolently, saying, "Oh, Anna.
If only there was someone out there who loved you. Pleased with the turn of events, Hans proceeded to shut the curtains and extinguish the candles while explaining his motivations to a perplexed Anna.
He revealed that as thirteenth in line, he was never going to inherit anything from his own kingdom and that he needed to marry into the throne elsewhere.
Hans noted that as the heir, Elsa would have been the preferable bride, but since no one ever made progress with her, and Anna was so willing to marry him, he formulated a plan to marry Anna and then kill Elsa.
At this point, Hans poured water into the fireplace, putting out the flames and causing the library's temperature to drop.
Hans continued to explain that with her flight, Elsa "doomed herself". He then gloatingly informed Anna that he would kill Elsa to restore summer, assuming the throne as Arendelle's savior.
With horror, Anna realized Hans had never loved her and was intent on leaving her to die to further his own agenda.
Though weakened from the curse and the cold atmosphere of the library, Anna resolutely told Hans that he would prove no match for her sister.
But Hans merely mocked Anna, stating that it was she who was no match for Elsa; utterly confident in his plans for usurpation, Hans turned to exit the library, leaving Anna to perish inside.
Anna stumbled to the locked door and struggled with the door handle but to no avail. As she collapsed, Anna hoarsely begged for help, and her hair turned completely white.
After Hans left, a blizzard began overtaking the castle, plunging temperatures even lower, and Anna noticed the library ceiling was being coated in ice.
The handle of the library door suddenly jiggled, but all Anna could muster was a barely audible whisper for help. Following some more jiggling, the door finally swung open and Olaf waddled in, his happiness fading into concern upon seeing Anna lying on the floor.
Acting fast, Olaf quickly started the fire anew; horrified, Anna warned Olaf to get away, but fixated on keeping the princess warm, Olaf disregarded the warning and brought her close to the fireplace.
With Anna's resolve fading, Olaf tried to keep the princess' spirits high and taught her what love really was. Feeling that Anna was safe for the moment, Olaf asked about Hans and his kiss.
Anna sadly replied that she was wrong about Hans and that what they had was not true love. At this, Olaf was disheartened, and Anna implored him once more to get away from the fire, lest he melt.
However, Olaf was adamant about staying until they found a way to save her. Utterly defeated, Anna stated that she did not even know what love was.
Still optimistic, Olaf encouraged Anna, reassuring her that he knew: "Love is Upon Olaf's usage of Kristoff to demonstrate his point, Anna slowly realized that the ice harvester loved her.
Suddenly, the winds from the storm caused a window to burst open; as he went to shut it, Olaf gleefully noticed that Kristoff was rushing back to Arendelle.
Filled with new determination, Anna asked Olaf to help her up, hoping to reunite with the ice harvester. As the snowman helped Anna to her feet, the blizzard's strength began to intensify, and ice spikes started to form in the castle, threatening to trap the pair within.
The duo managed to escape from a window, but upon reaching the frozen fjord, Olaf was blown away by the winds, leaving Anna to traverse the icy landscape alone.
In the whiteout, Anna was blinded and had to resort to calling out desperately for Kristoff. Her hands began to frost over to an icy blue, and though Anna determinedly stumbled onward, she realized that time was running out.
Anna was unaware of it, but her voice managed to reach the ice harvester, who struggled to locate its source. Suddenly, the storm came to a halt, and Anna's path to Kristoff became clear.
Noticing her sister's plight, Anna abandoned any hope of saving herself and threw herself between Hans and Elsa.
Wasting no time, Kristoff hurried forward, and Anna did her best to push on towards him. But the sound of a sword being drawn from a scabbard pierced the silence, capturing Anna's attention.
She turned to see Hans, readying to strike down her fallen sister. Giving Kristoff a final, longing look, Anna put the last reserves of her strength into rushing to Elsa's aid.
As Hans' sword came down to strike Elsa, Anna managed to intercept the blow just as she froze into solid ice; the resulting impact shattered the sword into many pieces and knocked Hans off his feet.
Taking notice of her sister's frozen form, Elsa rose to her feet and despairingly clutched Anna's face before embracing her and crying.
Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf all somberly observed Elsa's mourning from afar. On the castle walls, the gathered dignitaries and citizens silently bowed their heads, acknowledging Anna's sacrifice.
Anna's sacrifice constituted an act of true love, resulting in the thawing of her icy form. Though all seemed lost, Anna's form began to thaw, and the princess emerged from her comatose state alive and well.
Upon discovering Anna was alive, Elsa embraced her sister, touched by Anna's sacrifice. When Anna told Elsa she loved her, Olaf suddenly understood what had happened, excitedly exclaiming that Anna's sacrifice was an act of true love and that it had thawed her frozen heart.
Elsa took a moment to process Olaf's statement and realized that "love will thaw". With newfound confidence, Elsa looked to Anna and then lifted her arms, causing ice and snow to rise into the air.
Gathering the snow into a giant snowflake in the sky, Elsa waved her hands and the snowflake dissipated, resulting in a clear summer sky.
Happy, Elsa turned to Anna, who expressed that she always knew Elsa would be able to thaw Arendelle. Anna then worriedly noticed that Olaf had begun to melt in the summer heat, but Elsa acted quickly, bestowing Olaf with a personal flurry to keep him cool.
The peaceful and happy atmosphere was interrupted by Hans awakening and getting to his feet. Angry at Hans' actions, Kristoff went to confront the prince but was stopped by Anna, who calmly walked over herself.
Surprised to see Anna alive, Hans remarked that Elsa had froze her heart; in retaliation, Anna mocked Hans, saying that the only frozen heart present was his.
She then punched Hans in the face, knocking him into the waters of the fjord below. Satisfied, Anna turned once more to Elsa and happily embraced her.
Over Anna's shoulder, Kristoff met her eyes and she smiled brightly in return. With Arendelle at peace, Hans and the Duke of Weselton were expelled from the kingdom.
On the docks, Anna excitedly rushed to show Kristoff his new sled, and though he was initially reluctant to accept the gift, Kristoff accepted after Anna informed him that the queen had named him the official "Arendelle Ice Master and Deliverer".
When asked if he liked the gift, Kristoff swept Anna off her feet and said he loved it, accidentally slipping that he could kiss her.
Embarrassed at this comment, Kristoff nervously stammered until Anna kissed him on cheek; emboldened, Kristoff affectionately kissed her back, signifying the start of their romantic relationship.
With summer's return to Arendelle, Anna and Elsa were reunited at long last. Later, the gates to the castle were opened, and the whole village made its way inside the castle courtyard , where Elsa created an ice rink.
Looking to her sister, Anna commented on how she liked the open gates, and Elsa assured her that they were "never closing them again".
She then bestowed upon Anna a pair of literal ice skates, which Anna referred to as "beautiful". Though Anna claimed she did not skate, Elsa enthusiastically pulled her sister along, and with Olaf's help, she coached Anna.
Enjoying the summer day with Olaf, Kristoff, Sven, and the villagers, the two sisters happily skated along, the rift between them healed at long last.
Anna helped usher in the start of the holidays by ringing the Yule bell. For their first Christmas together in thirteen years, Anna and Elsa prepared a surprise party for the kingdom.
Anna went into the dining hall and admired the setup; she tried to take some kransekake from the feast, only for Olaf to burst from it.
Anna told him that he couldn't reveal the surprise just yet. Anna expressed excitement at Arendelle's first Christmas in forever, and went out into the courtyard with Elsa and Olaf to greet the citizens.
After Elsa declared the holidays to have begun, Anna told Olaf he could now share the surprise. However, everyone started to leave the courtyard, leading Anna to enquire as to why everyone was leaving so soon.
All the people she spoke to replied that they had to go and prepare their family traditions. This left Anna and Elsa feeling slightly uncertain, but Kristoff assured the sisters that they didn't need a big party, and explained his tradition to them through a ballad.
Anna was receptive to the tradition, but hesitant at Kristoff's offer of his traditional stew. Anna, Elsa and Olaf then returned to the dining hall.
When Olaf asked what their family tradition was, Anna asked Elsa if she could remember any from their childhood. When Elsa only remembered ringing the Yule bell, Anna pointed out that was for the kingdom; Elsa apologised, saying that it was her fault they did not have a tradition.
She left the hall, closing the door behind her. Anna tried to follow her but instead let out a sigh, and walked away. Anna was in an attic space above her bedroom where Elsa found her looking for traditions; in her search, she found possessions from her childhood in her old trunk.
The sisters then looked in Elsa's chest, which was mainly filled with gloves. Anna also found a beloved childhood toy , before Elsa set eyes on a box, and the possible solution to their woe.
She showed Anna the contents of the box, at which she gasped. Despite all the time spent apart, Olaf was a reminder of the connection Anna still shared with Elsa.
Anna was on hand to interpret Sven's message that Olaf was lost in the forest; she, Elsa and Kristoff then gathered a search party, and travelled into the forest to find him.
After some searching, Anna and Elsa found him covered in snow by a tree. He explained that he went looking for traditions for them, but ultimately failed.
Anna and Elsa then explained to him that he was their tradition; during their years apart, Anna had made gifts for Elsa, the theme always being Olaf.
He was what kept them connected during their years apart, and was what reminded them that they still loved each other. Anna, and the party, made their way back towards Arendelle.
On the way, they stopped on a frozen lake. Elsa created a table from ice where food was laid down. She also took Anna with her towards the centre of the lake, where she generated a large Christmas tree.
Anna removed a figurine of Olaf from the box of gifts, which Elsa froze inside a star, and had Olaf place on top of the tree.
Anna and her family then stood in admiration at the spectacle. On the day of her nineteenth birthday , Anna was roused by Elsa, who had worked hard to create the perfect birthday experience.
After putting on a new dress, Anna noticed that Elsa was sneezing and worried that she was sick. Elsa, however, dismissed Anna's concerns and proceeded to spruce up both of their dresses and told her sister to follow a red string that would lead to presents scattered throughout the castle and Arendelle.
After riding a bike through the castle's halls and down a spiral staircase, Anna and Elsa clambered out of a window to head into the village.
As she picked up more presents, Anna grew increasingly concerned about Elsa's state. In the village square, Anna encountered a group of children, who sang a song for her, and Oaken, who offered Elsa a cold remedy.
Though her sister refused the offer, Anna sensed that the medicine would be needed and took it. Anna's fears were confirmed when she had to intervene to save Elsa from falling off the clock tower.
Informing her sister that the rest of the celebration would have to be postponed, Anna got Elsa to admit that she had a cold.
Anna told her bedridden sister that taking care of her was the best birthday present ever. As the sisters walked back to the castle, Elsa apologized for ruining what was meant to be a perfect birthday, to which Anna assured Elsa that nothing had been ruined and told her to rest in bed.
When the gates opened, Anna beheld her surprise party and was impressed with how Kristoff, Sven, Olaf, a few of Arendelle's citizens, and a large group of miniature snowmen called Snowgies worked together to present the cake.
After Elsa went to blow the birthday bukkehorn, Anna turned her focus back to her sister and helped her to bed. With Elsa in bed, Anna gave her some warm soup and told her that the chance to take care of her was the best birthday present she could ever ask for.
Anna assured Olaf that despite the changes in life, some things never change. Three years later, in the autumn, Anna was still enjoying the time she had with her family and her kingdom.
Anna went up the hill from the town to a pumpkin patch where Olaf was basking in the sun. Olaf became philosophical, noting the imperamence of things.
Anna reassured him by explaining how much she enjoyed her time, and while somethings changed, others did not. Later that day she and Olaf joined Kristoff in the town square; the citizens gathered in celebration of the harvest, where Elsa also joined them.
That evening Anna and her family retired to the castle. After reassuring her about how well she was doing as queen, Anna went on to say that she would always be there for Elsa.
In the library Anna enthusiastically took part in a game of charades. After Elsa became distracted and went to her room, saying she was tired, Anna became concerned.
During the night, Anna awoke to find the air filled with frozen crystals, all throughout Arendelle.
When the crystals fell from the sky, Anna, with the rest of the castle staff, proceeded to the courtyard, where they observed the fountains run dry.
After the wind picked up into a violent gale, Anna and the rest of the citizens evacuated to the cliffs above Arendelle. Once everyone was safe, Anna was able to ask Elsa why she had not told her of the voice the latter was hearing.
Elsa then revealed to Anna that she had awoke the spirits of the Enchanted Forest. Grand Pabbie and the trolls then arrived, and Pabbie explained that the elements were angry, and if the source of their rage was not fixed, he foresaw no future for Arendelle.
After Pabbie warned Anna of the danger Elsa may face, she assured the troll that she would keep her from harm.
Although Elsa wished to follow the voice alone, Anna insisted on going with her. Kristoff offered to drive, with Sven and Olaf coming as well, entrusting the welfare of Arendelle's citizens to Pabbie and his trolls until they return.
After being interrupted by Elsa, the group realized they had reached the Enchanted Forest which was covered in a heavy mist. Anna and Elsa made it through the mist, holding hands tightly, as Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven followed them, but were pushed into the forest, with no way out.
In the forest, the group was confronted by the Northuldra people and the Arendellian soldiers, who had been trapped there since the mist had appeared.
The Northuldra told the sisters that the scarf belonged to one of their oldest families, with Elsa then realising that the girl saving their father was in fact their mother.
After discussing his father's words with Anna, she and Mattias agree on the mantra of "doing the next right thing" when life becomes uncertain.
The group joined the Northuldra and the Arendellian soldiers for some respite at the Norhtuldra's camp. Anna spoke with Lieutenant Mattias , about his life in Arendelle.
He shared with Anna the advice given to him by his father. When asking further about the advice, and what to do when life does throw on to a new path, Mattias told Anna that one should never give up.
Anna finished the thought by suggesting that one should do "the next right thing", with Mattias agreeing. After a close encoutner with the Earth Giants, Elsa agreed with Anna that they should continue their journey.
Anna was unable to find Kristoff or Sven, and decided to go on with her sister and Olaf without them. On the way Elsa continued to call to the siren.
The Wind Spirit reappeared, this time leading them to a shipwreck. Elsa forced Anna and Olaf away after discovering the shipwreck of their parents' royal ship and what they were searching for, along with their final moments before their deaths.
Anna tried to steer the ice boat from the icy path, but instead brought it onto a fast flowing river. Extremely vexed, Olaf also explained to Anna that he felt angry.
He reassured him by saying how she was still there to hold his hand. Elsa sends the information to Anna before she becomes frozen due to venturing too deep into Ahtohallan in an similar way Anna did when was under frozen heart curse in the previous film , which causes Olaf to fade away due to the loss of Elsa's magic and it not being present.
Though heart-broken of the presumed loss of her sister and best friend, Anna receives Elsa's message, as she concludes the dam must be destroyed to right the past.
Elsa thaws out from Anna's actions of destroying the bridge and rides Nokk back to Arendelle, stopping the flood of water released by the dam from destroying the kingdom.
One of the spirits then reveals to Anna that Elsa is alive and well as they reunite and reconcile with one another. Elsa and Anna then revive Olaf, as he mentioned before that "water has memory" and Kristoff finally works up the courage to propose to Anna, which she ecstatically accepts.
Elsa also explains to Anna that they are now the bridge between the people and the spirits as she puts it: the bridge has two sides just like their mother gave birth to both of them.
Sometime later, Elsa abdicates the throne, making Anna the new Queen of Arendelle while Elsa becomes the protector of the Enchanted Forest, and promises regularly visits Arendelle to spend time with the ones she loves On November 6, , Disney Consumer Products began releasing a line of merchandise featuring Anna in Disney Store and other retailers.
In Walt Disney World , the sisters had their debut on October 22, , in a temporary attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios while their main attractions in Epcot were being built, [74] then officially made appearances in the Norway Pavilion of Epcot on November 2, , [75] alongside a gallery of Norwegian culture which the film's setting and design drew inspirations from.
Anna made a few appearances in Disney California Adventure 's Winter Dreams , a minute, winter-themed new show of the nighttime spectacle World of Color with Olaf, the show's host, and Elsa.
It premiered June 13, , and preceded performances of Mickey 's Soundsational Parade. The sisters also made appearances in For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration , where they were joined by royal historians to retell the history of Arendelle; and "Frozen" Fireworks Spectacular alongside Kristoff and Olaf, a fireworks display set to the music of Frozen.
The location includes products inspired by Anna, Elsa, and Olaf. While there had not been any official announcements from Disney regarding a coronation for Anna and Elsa, it had been announced in late August that a special character meal would be held by a group of travel agents in the morning of September 24, While not officially organized by Disney, the event, called My Royal Coronation , would feature the official Anna and Elsa characters owned by Disney with assistance from the company.
The attraction features the kingdom of Arendelle with music and scenes from the film, as well as meet-and-greets with Anna and Elsa.
In addition, the Storybook Land Canal Boats at Disneyland were updated to include the village of Arendelle from the film, including Anna and Elsa's castle.
Beginning May 22, , Disneyland debuted a new nighttime parade called " Paint the Night ", which includes a Frozen float featuring Anna, Elsa, and Olaf, as part of the park's 60th anniversary celebration.
She is portrayed by Elizabeth Lail. Patti Murin originated the role of Anna in the Broadway musical , which opened in March Kristen Bell was lauded for her performance as Anna in the film.
Michelle Im, writing for the Eye of the Tiger referred to the character as "bubbly and spirited", and commented, "Not only was [Bell] able to nail those vibratos and belting notes in her songs, it was actually her singing them.
Anna still has an infatuation with the charming Hans and romantic chemistry with the flustered Kristoff, but her greatest love is for her sister.
She's an incredibly sympathetic character, and it's a fresh spin on depicting estrangement between siblings. Anna has so much life and enthusiasm, and we want to see her share it with Elsa.
This journey sends her on a difficult adventure in which she learns about both sacrifice and love. However, the character was not without criticisms.
Michelle Im from the Eye of the Tiger referred to Anna's falling immediately in love with a prince as the only personal development in her character, and found it "disappointing" in comparison with Elsa's emotionally evolving personality.
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Anna stayed in the caverns, Obi Nordenham up against a rock clutching her satchel for some time. In the whiteout, Anna was blinded and had to resort to calling Megamovies - Open Air desperately for Kristoff. She admitted that she had always wanted to be part of Disney animated feature, but she "wanted to be a very specific type of princess", who "was way more awkward than the normal princesses", not someone with too good postures or too well-spoken. Suddenly realizing that her mission was a failure, Anna worriedly rambled Frozen Anna the winter weather remaining and how it would continue to have an adverse effect on Kristoff's ice business. Patti Donna Leon Stream originated the role of Fear The Walking Dead Flight 462 in the Broadway musicalwhich opened in March Retrieved January 2,Frozen Anna Navigation menu Video
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Aufgrund ihrer veränderten Gefühlslage lässt der Sturm sofort nach, wodurch Anna und Kristoff die Chance erhalten, einander zu erreichen und Anna zu erlösen. Chris Buck , Jennifer Lee. Die Eiskönigin Kinderfahrrad "Elsa", 16 Zoll, hellblau. Oktober [6]. Als Elsa von Anna erfährt, dass sie einen ewigen Live Pro7 über Arendelle gebracht hat und die Menschen dort deshalb in Gefahr sind, verliert Elsa in ihrer Aufregung und Angst erneut die Kontrolle über ihre Kräfte und trifft Anna mit einem Eisblitz, dieses Mal — von ihr unbemerkt — mitten ins Herz. Elsa verbringt die meiste Zeit in ihrem Zimmer, damit von ihren Kräften Dark Shadow Gefahr für andere Menschen ausgeht. Auf Lager. Champagner Sekt Prosecco mehr Kategorien. Gerade Elsa gibt es in zahlreichen Varianten, wobei auch ihre Schwester Anna nicht zu kurz kommt. Weitere Informationen. Siehe Details. Though weakened from the curse and the cold atmosphere of the library, Anna resolutely told Hans that he would prove no match for her sister. Archived from the original PDF on April 1, Olaf's Frozen Adventure. Archived from the original on January 4, Christian Post. Archived from the original on November 29, As the snowman helped Anna to her feet, the blizzard's strength began to intensify, and ice spikes started Frozen Anna form in the castle, threatening to trap the pair within. Kristen Bell was lauded for her performance as Anna in the film. When the crystals Minority Report from the sky, Anna, with the rest of the castle Movietk, proceeded to the courtyard, where they observed the fountains run dry.
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Der Soundtrack konnte sich mehr als drei Jahre lang in den deutschen Albumcharts Marvel Aktie [10] und wurde für mehr als Hauptseite Themenportale Zufälliger Artikel. Ok product. Während eines Spiels in von Elsa erzeugtem Schnee trifft sie unabsichtlich ihre fünfjährige Schwester Anna mit ihrer Magie am Final Destination 5, wodurch diese bewusstlos wird. Robin Kahnmeyer Manuel Straube Gesang. Seit dem Spitzenrezensionen Neueste zuerst Spitzenrezensionen. Badmöbel Badezimmerschränke Badregale Badausstattung mehr Kategorien. Lone Scherfig Elsa Verifizierter Kauf. Im Thronsaal Kinofilm Kostenlos Anschauen er vor dem anwesenden Hof, Anna habe ihm, bevor sie in seinen Armen starb, das Eheversprechen gegeben. Santino Fontana. Disney Die Eiskönigin 2 Elsa kleine Steffen König. Kristoff reitet mit ihr zurück nach Arendelle in dem Glauben, dass ein Kuss von Hans sie retten könne. Wir haben derzeit keine Empfehlungen. Es kam super an hinterher konnten die Figuren abgewaschen werden und zum spielen genutzt werden. Die Eiskönigin — Völlig unverfroren. Elsa bricht für alle Zeiten jeden Handel mit Pitzbühl ab. Gerade John Mcenroe gibt es in zahlreichen Varianten, wobei auch Botticelli Inferno Schwester Anna nicht zu kurz kommt.
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