Ok

Do you though? 😆

Ok

cool

Okey day

@Milena Shvedova I suspect it's the first... The fact that the archer knew exactly what he meant implies that they are regularly this brutal. He knew that those 2 were terrified enough to ensure the gravity of the situation was understood. He just wanted to go a little further to sate that twisted sense of his. The fact that he grins as he asks shows that he's at least mildly entertained. As chilling as your interpretation is, I think its reading a little too much into it.

@Milena Shvedova well ma'am I'm just glad I could help. *tips hat like a cowboy*

SAME as a kid I never realized that he was basically ordering the archer to kill one of those men and when I did realize I was really shocked

I watched it in the cinema when I was 9, it was the first time I heard an entire theatre gasp in horror.

Kam FR when I was small I never noticed it but now I’m like oh shit 😳

Interestingly, the Ballad of Mulan tells that Hua Mulan had a little brother, but by the time the war began, he was too young to serve. That’s why her old father was mandated to go to war (each household must contribute a male to go to war), which is why she decided to go replace him. The little brother reappeared again in Hua Mulan’s homecoming from war, apparently ready to slaughter animals for the feast.

@@alexanderchristopher6237 thanks for the fun fact.

Oh yeah

@@alexanderchristopher6237 Mulan also had an elder sister who did not go to war for her father. It might be because she was already married but we will never know for sure.

Woah

@DragonLovingGirl6 Just like a Taoist! I never noticed that! Cool!

They adapt _because_ they're obsolete. It's either that or be discarded.

DAMN that’s a good analysis!

I have to say I was surprised he didn't mention that one, although he may have subconsciously brushed it aside when he thought of the joke he used in the video.

ikr

In french it was something that can be translated to "-a pretty girl's waiting for me since almost 40 years. - since all this time she's probably toothless now" Sorry for the broken english.

@@cepahreinholt8710 Bro, you’re (at least) bilingual, don’t apologize for that! French dubs are always terrific, I love it

@@cepahreinholt8710 lol

I was surprised

I was going to comment that. Should've been an extra win

It is hilarious.

I've seen a heartwarming theory that he was actually talking about his small daughter in that line. And you could spin an entire character study for Chi Fu and how he treats Mulan out of that premise.

There were so many great lines that he didn’t win. This one included

When Mulan and the guys infiltrate the palace to save the Emperor, there is a reprise of Be A Man.

@@imveryangryitsnotbutter *make a man out of you*

@@imveryangryitsnotbutter yeah but that's more a part of the score than a song in a musical sense

Oh shit I never realized it that no one broke into song after that

@@mayas3422 I always consider that part as self-encouragement, pep talk before a battle they may lose.

meaning in part a very large (that shouldn't be) number of men who won't find wives, and that's only one consequence out of many caused by the skewed ratio

My friend lets call her Lila Lila has a OLDER brother Lila and her brother were born in China so because of her being born and the one child polic they had to move to Canada

That happened to me. I was a second female child to a Chinese family, so they brought me to an adoption center.

@@justarandomartist6502 same, although idk if they left me because of the same reason or because they didn't want kids, according to the adoption papers I was found by a police man near a dumpster on a low crowded street 🤷

Well that sure came back to bite them in the arse.

...he was three feet in front of you!

I think "and what are you, a sheep?!" comes close second 🤣

“*You missed! How could you miss he was THREE. FEET. FROM YOU!*”

I almost make it a point to use that line as much as possible

I thought that too!

I always just took it as him basically saying "go fuck yourself", but yours is good too 😂😉

While for sure that's what Disney wanted to do, I always saw it more as a metaphor of the two of them: The Huns and their general have proven to be an unstoppable force like the wind, but the emperor is an unmovable object like a mountain. So when they meet, it's the classic "an unstoppable force meets an unmovable object". Neither of them will surrender and they both know it. The emperor will die before he bows to the Huns, and Shan-yu will die before he surrenders to the Emperor.

@@NeroCM Definitely. Fully agree

And then extra wins because when Shang shows back up to fight Shan-Yu, the Emperor just calmly fucks off out of frame, barely batting an eye.

Unless it's an unnaturally sized tornado bigger than a mountain

That exact same chant shows up in the Lion Turtle scenes in Avatar

Right, it's 阿彌陀佛, the first three characters "a mi tuo" are just a transliteration of Sanskrit "Amita" (limitless, boundless) and the last character "fo" means Buddha. The phrase refers to the Amithaba buddha.

Shan Yu isn’t the most memorable Disney villain but I can sure say he’s one of the most intimidating. Dude don’t play.

Yeah I always tell my family and friends about this!

That’s also why Mushu couldn’t wake up the great stone dragon. Because it was Mulan and she was already gone

Ooo I love that theory!!

Fuck that guy

@@thisanailen5274 what the fuck is wrong with you

Jackie Chan irresponsible father big time ccp ass kisser just like the lead actress.

AR FiNESSE apparently it was in his book how he was a bad father in his younger years

Thisanailen he fucking plays good roles

Whoa

Thank you for the knowledge ! :)

Oh my god I never caught that! That‘s amazing!

Holy CRAP.

Ooh cool! :03

I still don’t understand why Nala is not a princess. She’s a Queen!

@@abigaildeeks8328 there you have it, she's a queen!

@@abigaildeeks8328 bc according to the rules of the disney princess lineup, a disney princess must be human (or half-human, in ariel's case)

@jordan bellfort of course it's an animated movie, but it's not like she defeated him in direct combat, she was resourceful and he was pretty beaten up from the avalanche. Not to mention the help from a pet dragon.

@jordan bellfort seriously? Using nature against your enemy, a hand fan, fireworks. His sword was too heavy for her to swing but she still found a way to use it.

I think there's something about nomadic, tribal cultures being more equal in terms of gender, like the Huns/Mongols, Vikings etc, likely due to the harsh conditions that they live in and hence valuing every person in the community to fill up whatever role they are best at, men and women alike. Therefore it wasn't uncommon that women took up positions in the army and fought alongside men. His reaction was actually historically accurate.

While I'm all for the explanation that he thinks a mixed gender military is normal, there's also the possibility that he thought she was also a crossdressing male.

@@BonaparteBardithion ...y'know, considering how they got into the palace to do that rescue.....

@@juliansenfr which is why he's my preferred disney villain. He wasn't sexist unlike the imperial army. The moment Mulan tied her hair back, Shan-yu was shocked that the soldier who obliterated his army was alive and was standing right in front of him. He didn't even bother finishing off Shang. To him, Mulan was the greater threat.

@@juliansenfr Mongols I know for a fact about, Huns not sure, that women were expected to defend the children (and other women) whenever the main army left for war, bear in mind since they're nomads the "city" often travels with the army just a little bit further back when danger is present, so they're vulnerable on occasion.

Also, a nice bit of validation, both on a personal level and a social one. Matchmaker scolded Mulan earlier in the movie by screaming "YOU WILL NEVER BRING YOUR FAMILY HONOR!!!" Papa Fa refutes this by quietly proclaiming that "the greatest gift and honor is having YOU for a daughter" and punctuates this by dropping the sword of the enemy and the medallion of the Emperor himself. He is proud of his daughter because he knows why she did it. The symbols of the glory his daughter has won on the battlefield are just that- symbols. Mulan didn't go out there seeking these things. She went to protect her family. In a way, as another Asian woman would put it (in a galaxy far, far away), Mulan won by saving what she loved- not by fighting what she hated.

@@SamaritanPrime Ah, I love Rose Tico so much

As a girl whose father has never forgiven her for being born a woman, this line makes me hysterically cry every time. The theme of parental love is common in movies, but Mulan expresses it in such a beautiful way.

This line reminded me of my dad so much! Others laughed that he only had daughters (strong European heritage carried over the generations to us in Canada), but my dad never cared. He just wanted the best for me.

He gave Shan Yu's voice 2 wins!

Miguel Ferrer is a great actor. He was on NCIS:LA and his character died when he did of throat cancer. He was only 49 years old

@@abigaildeeks8328 RIP Miguel Ferrer.

I bet that sword was only a few pounds.

Austin Ellison Swords are heavy as shit like I didn’t realize how heavy they are. I work out a lot and they’re really heavy

@@binglebongle2713 Okay, but they're still only a few pounds. The 83 inch Zweihander can be up to 15 pounds, but an arming sword can be only 2.5 pounds. All I am saying is that they're only a few pounds.

@@austinellison3766 This sword was eh probably more like 4-7 pounds, considering Mulan is actually like 5'4"ish. She's pretty tiny, but at least has enough strength to leap and kick a dude way bigger than her in the chin and floor em... so if she's struggling to lift it, (and you can just tell by the design and shape of the sword) the sword is likely a lot heavier than a standard european arming sword. Just pretty cool that she gets the hang of the weight and is able to wield it gracefully after that first swing.

@@clunkwestweed4541Ah yes, Mulan. I agree. Kinda forgot about her. The sword though, pretty cool, and is ~4-7 pounds.

So, another thing they screwed up in live-action? As the leader of the 'Huns' (I am sorry, I don't remeber their original name there) seems to be suprised by Mulan being a woman warrior.

@@kristyanrichtr8959 They made Shan Yu's inferior replacement in the live action a sexist prick who treats the witch like shit just cuz she's a woman even though nomads didn't treat women on the same crap level as China. Seriously Disney was this really necessary?

Another reason to add to the list of why the live action version bombed hard. Also yeah them and overall the West Mongolian culture is all about nomadic lifestyle and pillaging. So having hard working women as much as men is a good thing to have when you need all hands on deck.

Yup. For all he cares, she's the person who killed the majority of his army.

Are they really both warriors? There weren't any women in Shan Yu's army

"Dishonor on you! Dishonor on your cow" "We're in a war man! There's no time for stupid questions! I should have your hat for that. Snatch it right off your head. Now move along before I report you" "Oh I think my bunny slippers just ran for cover, come on scare me girl!" "Of course Ping did steal my girlfriend" "And what are you a sheep?!?" "You missed! How could you miss he was three feet in front of you!?!" "but your forgetting "and since we are out of pulpory(sp) it be great if you could bring us some" HEEEELLLLLOOOOO we're in a war, make it sound more urgent please!" "Ugh what a nasty flavor" "Stand watch Mushu, while I blow our secret with my stupid girly habits. pshhh Hygiene" "Myself I kinda like that corn chip smell" "Let's go kick some Hunny buns!" "I'm pretty hot huh? Don't make me singe nobody to prove no point." "My little baby off to destroy people" I'm probably missed a few, and slightly misquoted some, but yeah I was expecting a lot of Mushu wins

I was surprised that it wasn't a win.

There WERE Feminists in the 1. and 2. Century. History just made sure to forget them - ON PURPOSE. No kidding.

@@yorukazato8074 It's "potpourri" but otherwise extremely accurate quoting!

Micho Black yeah and “sign me up for the next war” there should’ve been a lot of Mushu and granny wins 😂

Right? He's got a cute lil' one ^_^

I loved that so much! :03

That's like +99 wins

I love the little glimpses of his family life we get in these.

13:40 😊

I'm honestly surprised it wasn't a win, jackie chan is pretty winnable.

I don’t think Chinese is a language

@@unicornsprinkles8964 i mean it is it just has variations

@@maydayredd6137 In my book, Jackie Chan is always a win.

@@maydayredd6137 Although, every time he says the Out of you part in plain Chinese, I always hear it as "pull a shoe".

“I am Yao, King of the Rock, and there’s nothing you girls can do about it!”

I liked the brazilian dub "I'm getting it, hunk. And keep looking cuz I won't even break a sweat"

didn't know that was he line till i watched it with subtitles, funniest line in the movie imo

I miss the second half of that, thank you for that.

Give every single line from the trio a win 😂

also PSA Mulan was actually a real person- though she was a pirate who would often pose as a siren in order for her crew to gain access to other ships. also dope character moment.

Huns and other nomad societies were far less sexist to women and women could be soldiers. So women soldiers are normal to Shan Yu.

destroys me every time

eh she is more of a warrior than a per se princess

@@rose_linniw Hense, the quotation marks.

Would Moana and Elsa count? I mean one killed a bunch of coconuts and the other killed her sister...temporarily.

Welcome to the Kill Count, where we tally up the victims in all our favorite movies! I'm James A. Janisse, and today we're going to be looking at Mulan, released in 1998.

Matpat would like to have a word with you.

That armor probably saved her life. I call that an accuracy win. Armor never seems to work in movies

Skye reave that’s true and even though the blow from a man like that would’ve cut anyone else clean in half, you gotta love the attention to detail that it wasn’t in the joints where armor needs room to breathe. Shan Yu took a chance on fatally wounding Mulan even though there is more armor around the midsection.

*oop- Mulan was SAVAGELY friend zoned*

Badass scene of the whole movie, parrying a sword with a fucking fan.

Yes, even though they just found out she's a girl. Such a nice touch.

That was always my thought. Figured he was calling himself a servant of the state, officer of the law, that kind of thing.

In the UK, our standard police cars are known as "panda cars". Which makes it a little funny as a Brit too. Not that I knew this when I was 7-8 years old.

That is so sad, especially because the gender of a baby is attributed by the father, not the mother.

not only that, even though in western countries the last names of the children is often the father, some children also have the choice to take their mother's last name, but in china (and even more so ancient china) ALL children took their fathers' last names, and names were a big deal (as seen when they call the names of the families out for drafting). the names hold meaning, honour, and is practically the living epitome of the phrase "do not disgrace the family name". therefore back then, sons continue that honour, while daughters basically become a part of someone else's family, causing essentially all chinese families to only want sons. (even now, but of course, less so) correct me if im wrong, but it got to the point when during china's law regarding one child only per family, there were SO MANY female chinese infants being put up for adoption to be adopted in the states (or other foreign countries) as those chinese couples did not want a daughter to be their only child, which in itself, is quite horrifying and terrible. not to mention the one child law wasn't even in ancient china.

​@Linde Muller thats not quite true. It is the ovum what decides on which one gets to enter 😅

Lol or the meme I saw where it's like 3am and you are running the mircowave and forget to turn it off before the last buzzer/ding sequence.

Or when you drop 2000 gallons of gasoline and a cigarette into the sewers

@@USCena My microwave makes *ding* every time, because it old one with the timer, so you can't just cancel it without making ding T_T

when you turn on the tv at night and the sound is too loud

Those are good books and Kel is an amazing character.

@@polyhymnia701 Yeah. She's awesome :D

That's also why I don't think she needs to be an LGBT symbol either. She disguises as a boy not because she feels the need to be a boy, but because that is the only way to do what is right. A women can can be straight and still be strong and independent. On the side of representation, I feel like Elsa is a much stronger case for it, because to try to apply it to Mulan just because she joins the army as a guy would diminish the impact of her taking it into her own hands not for the sake of empowerment, but because that is just who she is.

Nothing wrong with doing it because we want to not conform.

@@trictok4418 As long as it's not your best reason.

YES

and when she sees Shang "ooh! sign me up for the next war!"

Yes! I looove that movie so much!

The soundtrack is amazing too 👌

Oh I love that movie!

What is the plot of Brother Bear?

Atlantis, Brother Bear, Treasure Island, Kiss the Frog and Mulan are my favorite movies from the Disney franchise, from the 2D animated one at least They have great songs, beautiful and complex stories and a more progressive mind compared to Disney movies like Cinderella, SnowWhite and even Little Mermaid

I think its a bit BS shang was "bisexual", the movie never really showed he had infatuation for Mulan during her ruse.

He didn't even really show romantic attraction to her (or her to him) until the sequel, and I think during her ruse he mostly just noticed how much further she'd come compared to her comrades and was like, "Hey, this guy gets it, he's actually pretty good!"

He never liked her though early on

The Huns had both male and female soldiers so dw ur not wrong

Everything great about Milan Everything wrong with Milan 2

@@selwaputrus6638 The italians are building another one?

I know a year and some change late(just stumbled across this channel, going through the backlog), but, as my Mom pointed out to me, The only good thing about the remake is the fact that whenever someone points out to Mulan's dad that he has two daughters, his IMMEDIATE response to go " I was *BLESSED* with two daughters"

@@zephrina1188 : I actually like the live action of this film..

​@@slcRN1971 TF is wrong with you?

And his entrance line I LIIIIIIVE

He has good tastes! I'd do the same thing

Aaaand now I'm hungry for lo mein.

Not true. He clearly was breathing flames when Mulan used him to light the cannon and that was before he confessed to Mulan.

She kinda pushed it out of him though, used him like a fire cannon hehe

@robonaught he didn't exactly create flames, just some sparks enough to light the fuse.

@@robonaught it started as sparks though, and Mulan literally push it out of him lmao

Same as what Genie said about Jasmine ^^

There WERE Feminists in the 1. and 2. Century. History just made sure to forget them - ON PURPOSE. No kidding.

@@slevinchannel7589 No shit Sherlock

No lie, when I was little I misunderstood what he said. For years I wondered what exactly "Dina's Day" was. 🤦‍♂️

You mean 💧👁👄💥

​@@Acrylic69 lmaooo

I like how it's cut off a little sooner each time too

It is more likely referring to a Police Car, which in many places is black and white.

1,000,000 for the soundtrack alone. And another million for the cast.

It could even work since the film's arguably Biblical, but not religious (God is certainly at work in the story, but faith never really comes up and the plot is much more focused on Moses and Ramis)

this is what i thought too, as the chant sounded familiar but i didn’t know what to write to back up my gut feeling that it’s an actual buddhist chant first, and perhaps a tofu joke second!

Thanks for commenting this. I was going to do it too and it was initially disappointing that cinemawins, who usually does such a good job researching background information of different cultures missed this. But hey, we can't expect them to be perfect so its up to us to clarify when we can.

@@nebullae maybe it Sounds familiar because is also used in Avatar the last airbender. It is the theme for the lion turtle.

@@MisterNukular For ten years I have wondered what that chant meant. I cant believe I never figured it out as a Buddhist phrase.

@@legitimatemedicine8903 figured it out myself just a couple of months ago😅

Tattoeing your eyes black, meaning willingly let someone get needles close to your eyes, must be the most over the top badass thing any villain can pull out.

wow…after seeing a news about someone tattooed her scleras black and get blind... that’s pretty impressive to achieve this in ancient times. I don’t think Huns/Mongolians have the mood for it though.

And I thought getting a fork tongue and scarification were the only painful ways to change your appearance for the sake of style

The trivia section for this movie on IMDb is eye-opening.

Only fans?

Also, I am pretty sure that certain types of cows are called(not named) black-and-whites, which fits with Mushu's misconception of "riding animals" being cows.

Thats gonna be at least a 2, possibly a 3 parter.

He referenced it at the end of the video!

I would love to see it too!

@@daltonhall5888 You sure it's not 4?

YES. It's my favorite movie, and one of if not the best of all time.

he does say she surpassed them in several ways.

Its because they did a proper female hero . They didn't have incompetent males and a Mary Sue. That was how female heros used to be written . And just like in the movie g.i. Jane, Mulan didn't whin and cry about the world isnt fair and how everything should change to service her , she maned up and accepted the challenge . I wish these things were still taught today and not frowned upon .

@@dimsumnimsum5425 These things were never taught in america, atleast not in places that didnt have a sexual studies class (which are kinda 50/50 on whether or not they talk about the right things). lessons like the one Mulan teaches were only told through stories like that or through personal accounts of people who did achieve success on their own through all the troubles. While women actualy have a lot of rights these days in terms of being able to do shit (even more so when it comes to court cases), a lot of the higher ups in companies are sociopaths, and sexism is a common trait in sociopaths of both gender, so its harder to rise higher for people who's big boss is of a opposite gender in most cases. The World ISN'T fair, but not because of Common Bias, its unfair because a lot of the more loud and powerful people make it unfair so they can stay in popularity/power (not to mention it is legit harder these days for younger people to move up in the world thanks to the minimum wage vs cost of living being very much not balanced well at all.) Age Bias is bigger then most these days when it comes to moving up in the world.

@@KumaChrisVT You have a lot of good points, though I think the difficulty with upward mobility has less to do with minimum wave vs. cost of living (which has *never* been balanced and wasn't supposed to be balanced) and more to do with over-saturation of the job market. Decades of telling kids that a college education is *necessary* and that only certain *white-collar* jobs are acceptable has finally caught up with us. Likely exacerbated by the recent economic downturn leading to a lot of older people not retiring, thus not leaving openings for younger folks to step in.

Christian Griswold Have nothing wrong against your comment, just find it funny that there’s been a focal point on Mulan battling gender issues and you used “man’d up.” I get what you’re saying, it’s just funny that that phrase is used.

Psst, The Lion King only has five.

That’s how these songs become memorable, well expected and a good pace.

I feel like having a dozen show stopping songs wasn’t a thing until modern Disney. The originals didn’t have many - and that’s what made it so refreshing to hear them. (Not saying this in a “bahhh nostalgia” way, as there are many things I really like about modern Disney films - but having to stop the plot every five minutes to sing about building an ice castle or something isn’t quite my cup of tea lol)

@@Silentgrace11 Feel the same way! Most of the old songs helped progress the plot, but now the modern songs just feel like a cash grab (*cough* I'm looking at YOU, Into the Unknown and Let It Go).

@@Silentgrace11 I feel like Moana is the worst contender for this lol. Not that I didn't like the movie but there was a song like every 10 minutes. But half of them were just vocalizations in the background without actual singing or cool/emotional reprises.

CGI is cheaper and the last hand-drawn movie (Princess and the Frog) didn't make Frozen levels of cash.

i still hope they try to go back to it if we advocate for it well enough

@@Kladyos 2d cgi is a thing. And judging by how long it's been since the last hand drawn movie, if they release one now, people will be heavily anticipating it

Just like the owner of that doll. Too soon?

Yes!

Much too soon

Sayonara 👻

Ghost eh? Interesting. How's life on the other side?

Uhh, watching that just now made my uncomfortably aware of how her harm bends like spaghetti when Ling shakes it. He has extremely defined joints while her whole arm just wobbles along. That looked pretty disgusting actually XD

Wasn't she also the voice of the cat Lucifer in the original "Cinderella?"

@@aurorajof9857 *quick Google search Yep. She was. Not surprised.

@@TheLukeMonster that's awesome! I never would've guessed lucifer was voiced by a human woman and not by an actual cat. She did Frank Welker's job before he did

Holy geez! I never noticed the hand thing!!

I know, right? Such a great moment.

Even better than the Emperor bowing to Mulan is the fact that in response everyone else kowtows, because if the Emperor bows they would have to show an even greater level of deference or risk making it seem they were on the same level as the Emperor.

Im unfamiliar with the significance of the 30 degree bow. Would you mind explaining?

@@kurzedificio generally deeper the bow the more respect you are giving to the person you bow to.

Kurz Towers Obviously someone with the title of Emperor doesn’t have to bow to anybody. The most a person can get from the Emperor that you can brag about is a head nod or a smile from him but she gets a bow that even surpasses when you have to introduce yourself to the emperor which is a head bow and a 10 degree tilt. So the difference in degrees makes a difference and also social class, which is why the peasant class bows all the way to the knees.

It's not mulan 2

@@carines8995 there was a terrible direct to DVD sequel released years ago. The only good thing about it was the song called Lesson #1

@@hannahc3317 There is a terrible direct to DVD sequel for every Disney movie.

@@Gadzinisko eh lion king two is pretty decent (ain't seen 1 1/2 so don't know), not anywhere close to the original i mean what could be but if lion king is hamlet, then #2 is a Romeo and Juliet that does it pretty well. And He is not one of us is a pretty great song.

In the entire running history of Disney Animated Classics, there have been only 4 theatrically-released sequels: Rescuers Down Under Fantasia 2000 Ralph Breaks the Internet Frozen 2

the enby one was- honestly, that caught my experience perfectly.

I mean you can relate to a song however it speaks to you. But the whole Mulan is trans or wants to be a man is bs. Like you just need to read the synopsis of the movie to know that. And it also takes away what Mulan is about. Mulan is not as strong or as fast as a man. That’s not the hand she’s dealt. But what hand she is dealt she has used time and time again to solve a problem or reach a goal using what she’s given. She doesn’t have to be a man (yes that was intentional). She just has to be herself and use her own skills and abilities to her advantage. Saying she wants to be a man just takes that all away from her. Not to mention a terrible lesson that you have to be something you’re not in order to be accepted or accomplish anything

​@@bennu547 I think OP knows about it, but explain how anyone can relate to. That movie

Oh look! What’s that? I think it’s your honor. Where?!

@jordan bellfort like you said, "it's a movie, grow up" why don't you do that yourself?

Nice catch...

So, the mountain bends for explosives. Mulan's a cannon? XD

Naw, it isn't necessarily intelligence, Shang has that and more training and education-- Mulan is cunning and thinks OUTSIDE the box of society and gives them a new way to look at things, a womans perspective per say

Maybe the dragon warrior...

Love that movie!!!

Super surprised he hasn't already done this one, its an amazing movie

Oh this needs to happen

That ending is just.... So bad

Yes!

Oh man! I never knew that. That's awesome.

Mulan changed the Disney Princess requirements when she rolled out her own red carpet into the spotlight. A carpet soaked red in the blood of the over 1,200 Hun soldiers she killed in the avalanche! >:D iirc she's probably like the most deadly traditional Disney character (Sorry Thanos), her individual body count is staggering as she basically wipes out Shan Yu with the fireworks and his entire army on her own, and yes, she gets credit for the avalanche kill, it was a deliberate move intended to wipe those soldiers out.

JulianimeIsAmazing And save themselves and China

Or not even bow, move out of the way, one can bow but respectably stay on one's path, but you can move aside to let one pass and you won't be able to bow anymore because it will have its back turned to you already.

Wait this is genius

"You must be swift as a coursing river"

“Mysterious as the dark side of the mOoOOoon”

I.... I like this.