Which Disney moment do YOU think is unforgivable? Let us know below!

So we just gone act like Malificent cursing an infant to die because she wasn’t invited to her christening doesn’t deserve a spot on the list

The fact that Rapunzel actually loved Gothel is heartbreaking... Rapunzel even tried to reach to Gothel once she realized her "mother" was falling to certain death! Poor Rapunzel 😞💔

Dumbo being separated from his mother always upset me as a kid. Even now, because Mrs Jumbo was only trying to protect her baby. I don't blame her for going berserk, because female elephants are very protective of their calves.

Love that Disney turns dark moments to make memorable scenes.

Professor Callahan being the reason Tadashi died in that fire and has no remorse for Hiro’s loss....

Gaston should be on the list . He tried to blackmail Belle to merry him , got her dad sent to jail and sent a angry mob of villagers to destroy the beast's home and kill him just cuz Belle loved the beast and not him . And he did all that out of lust and pride .

I'll never forgive Ernesto for betraying Hector like that! Hector is the true greatest musician of all time, and not that diablo who took his life and songs!

And do not forget that Frollo almost kills Quasimodo and he killed his mother. So yeah He’s the WORST

Governor Ratcliffe should have been added due to his destructive xenophobia and greed.

An unforgivable moment they should've put was when Shadow Man killed Ray in the Princess and the Frog

Ernesto killing Hector and stealing his songs is the most unforgivable thing ever. That guy is so sick! 😱😱😱😭😭😭💔💔💔

When it comes to Gothel, you forgot one very important thing, *SHE ABANDONED HER OWN DAUGHTER* for her lust for immortality and beauty and never even LOVED both Cassandra nor Rapunzel.

I think Abulita smashing Miguel's guitar should at least be mentioned, she didn't even apologize for it. I thought she was awful.

Who didn't want to kick the ish outta each of these villains? I would.

So, I'm gonna defend Sebastian from The Little Mermaid a little bit here. I know that what they were going for with Sebastian's character is that he starts out as kind of a suck-up to authority trying not to rock the boat, but in all fairness, when he found out what Ariel was doing, he originally wasn't going to tell Triton about any of it, which went against a lot of his nature. So when Triton summoned him to the throne room, an already paranoid-out-of-his-mind Sebastian thought he was in trouble for what was going on with Ariel and covering it up, hiding it from Triton. So when he melted under what he perceived to be the pressure of Triton grilling him for information, he did it because he assumed Triton somehow already found out about the truth, not because he wanted to betray (for lack of a better word) Ariel. As he said in the movie shortly before he sees Ariel going with the eels, "I didn't mean to tell, it was an accident!" And I believe him! And besides, he seeks to atone for his mistake immediately after by helping Ariel, which, again, went against his nature, because he didn't want to see Ariel endanger herself by making that Faustian deal with Ursula. At that point, he not only wanted to see her through to getting out of the deal (and thus save her life), but also wanted to make things up to her for what he unwittingly did to her. Out of his tremendous caring for Ariel, he got on board with her and fought alongside her to the bitter end! The song "Kiss the Girl," the scene where he gathers Flounder, Scuttle, and all the other sea animals to stall Eric and "Vanessa's" wedding, and rallying Flounder to go with him to beat up the eels when they were attacking Eric are at least three glowing examples of how awesome Sebastian becomes! Aside from Triton's story arc, Sebastian's story arc is also pretty admirable. So I'd say that his blunder of accidentally ratting her out is pretty forgivable. :) And I know it was only an honorable mention, but still, yeah. LOL

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THEY SHOWED RAY GETTING KILLED BY DR FACILIER BEFORE THE TOP 10 THEN DIDN’T APPEAR IN THE TOP 10 OR IN THE HONOURABLE MENTIONS!!! THIS HAS TRIGGERED ME!

Dude, Cinderella is a good person and I always wonder why bad things ALWAYS happen to good people.

Here's more stuff against them: 1:35 After Cinderella left, she placed her cruelty mostly on Anastasia. Pressuring her to do what she says and making her believe money and nobility is better than true love 3:20 Also abandoning her daughter Cassandra to run off with Rapunzel 4:30 spent 50-60 years planning her revenge on their descendants 9:40 after coming back as a fiery spirit, unites the Outlands against the Pridelands, scars Kion with mindbreaking venom, and haunts both Kovu & Kion post-mortem

I've always been satisfied to see Scar, Ernesto and Frollo getting what they deserve.

and the way people treated Chicken little

Honestly the actions and crimes of literally every villain on this list has made them past the point of redemption.

Tinkerbell, yet people still put her on a pedestal and an honorary Disney princess. Sabastian isn't really to blame, he was afraid of holding on to Ariel's secret and couldn't help to let it out.

"Love to hate" villains at it's finest! And arguably, Tinker Bell, Sebastian and Triton's actions (while still despicable) aren't THAT unforgivable, especially since they DID do good things that helped the protagonists later on. Plus, Sebastian ratted out Ariel by ACCIDENT.

As if Gaston killing someone just for a girl isn't trashy at all.

One moment that should've been mentioned was in Beauty and the Beast when Gaston turned the entire town into a hateful mob and lead them on a march to storm the Beast's castle and kill him. Whether I'm watching the animated film or the live action remake, that scene makes my blood boil EVERY SINGLE TIME! When I saw the remake in theaters, I was gripping my seat's armrest so hard my knuckles turned white!

Ummmm, Pinocchio? The Henchman kidnapped kids, turned them into donkeys and sold them as slaves, that's p bad ngl.

Frollo is the most ruthless, evil, and cruel Disney villian of all time. Fight me i will back up my choice

Anastasia got redemption.

I'm glad that Frollo's actions was the number 1. Because all the things that he did is as unforgivable as it can be!

8:25 - I mean, I think it’s less the “no music” thing and more the fact that he was willing to let Héctor die a second time AND kill a living child. 😰

I'm happy that King Triton made Ariel a human in the end, but him destroying the Grotto still pisses me off.

Mr.Waternoose: *Looks like a concerned grandfather one moment* Mr.Waternoose not even 30 seconds later: *Looks like the sh*t of nightmares*

I refuse to believe that The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a children's movie 🤨

Was pleasantly impressed/surprised to hear the right termonology when it comes to Esmeralda and her people ! Left a good feeling in my heart and tum tums!

Here’s what I think is the most unforgivable moment: “Oh, Anna... If only there was someone out there who loved you.”

When villains do such irredeemable actions like those, it makes their demise far more satisfying.

Pocahontas - Kocoum trying to kill John out of sheer jealousy, and the natives refusing to reason about it. A Bug's Life - Hopper bullying the ants to serve food for him and his spoiled friends.

The hunchback of Notre dame is the most underrated Disney movie ever. In my opinion. The greatest.

Here are some honorable mentions, but this is a heroic version. Hey, even heroes can do horrible things: - Abuelita Elena destroys Miguel's homemade guitar (Because of her music-hating dictator as a grandmother (Imelda) said so) - King Triton bans music in Atlantica (Because he thought that music was responsible for the death of his wife despite it was her fault for trying to get her music box before being crushed by pirates) - Simba unfairly banishes Kovu (Because of his toxic overprotectiveness and trust issues won't let him go on his traumatic events with Scar) - Princess Atta blames Flik for her troubles (Because she doesn't want to accept her responsibilities as a princess and future queen. And not telling him that his journey was a sham) - Buck Cluck refuses to defend Chicken Little from the people of Oakey Oaks (Because his reputation is more important than his son)

Scar killing Simba's dad is just terrible.

Dawn Bellwaether tried to have Nick kill Judy and get rid of all predators in the city of Zootopia.

All of these Disney Villains (male or female) DOESN'T DESERVE "ANY" SECOND CHANCES.

Let me be The First to say that Lotso is like a Doppelganger of Elsa. He *WON'T* let it go!

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Quite surprised maleficent nor Jafar didn’t get honourable mentions🤔

Who else didn't like Aunt Sarah from Lady and the Tramp?? No? Just me?? ok.

In cars Chick hicks pushing Dinoco in the back cheating to win and in Atlantis:The lost empire Commander Lyle Tiberius Rourke he is a psycho person try to kill milo and winning money 😎👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Hans was an idiot. That reveal is the worst one can do if you’re close to your goal.

I think the most unforgivable moment was where the scouts betrayed and muzzled Nick for "being a fox."

FINALLY The Hunchback of Notre Dame gets the top spot for something! Underrated movie!

Maybe you can't forgive, but we can't forget the moments, teaching us about the reality of life.

King Reunard was willing to destroy the Northuldra's land to keep them under his thumb was unforgivable.

i got to say...the most memorable/darkest Disney moment for me is in Mulan (the original). When they are singing that joyful "a girl worth fighting for' song, then all of a sudden, it cuts to the burned and destroyed village.

How about when Maleficent cursed A BABY because she wasn't invited to the party?

What about Mulan when the matchmaker told her she was a disgrace and she would never bring her family honor. That was unforgivable. I wanted to cry when I heard those words. Poor Mulan. I get that she messed up but she didn't deserve that. Lady Tremaine was borderline abusive. She inflicted emotional, mental and verbal abuse on Cinderella and for what? All because she was jealous. Dumbo had a lot of underlying messages. Dumbo showed us the dark and untold culture of the circus and how those poor animals are treated. Sadly it still goes on in the present day. You should do Top 10 Disney Villians Who Got What They Deserved.

Simba exiling Kovu and forbidding Kiara from leaving Pride Rock was pretty bad.

The worst unforgivable moment was when King Triton destroyed Ariel's treasures!

Lately, Disney has had a lot of twist villains, rather than those who are visually distinguished as villains from the start.

Also, Jafar's lying to Jasmine that he killed Aladdin, just because he wanted her for himself was VERY VERY BAD!

I believe in Cinderella the most unforgivable part is Cinderella’s dress ripping. As for Judge Cluode Frollo does is unforgivable!

I’m not even as frustrated with Frollo about the mother, I’m more frustrated with the “desire” for Esmerelda.

Frollo *had* to be number one. He goes to such an extent no other Disney villain has ever gone to.

The decision to make the live action Disney remakes. (Don't need to change something that's already good, examples being Lion King and Mulan we already have better versions with their animated counterparts)

Disney villains are so fun despite how EVIL they are😈

How about everything Mr. Potato Head and his minions did against the authorities?

Can you make Disney redemption moments please

If I were you guys, I'd replace Hans betraying Anna with the one from Treasure Planet in which Scroop kills Mr. Arrow by cutting off Arrow's lifeline that made Arrow be sucked into the black hole while he screams in doom and gets Jim Hawkins falsely blamed for Arrow's untimely demise since it was Jim's responsibility to secure the lifelines of all the crew members onboard the RLS Legacy.

unforgiveable is an understatement all the way through even though there's definitely more

I watched Quasimodo for the first time at 14 years, I wanted to throw up anytime frollo put his hands on Esmeralda

How about a countdown of Disney villains get what they deserve?

10 -I hate her. Good thing I don’t have a stepmother 9 -As a kid, who knew a boss would be the villain? Did not see that coming! 8 -I know life and strangers. As a mother: don’t lie if you love someone 7 -Way before Hans, she is a cruel person!! Just like in the song, “she will scare you!” 6 -That was pretty sad. 5 -Not cool. Boo! Boo! Boo! Boo! F You! 4 -He might huggable but his actions makes him more evil 3 -Like Hans, this was way more beyond bad. I love my friends and this is just wrong!! 2 -No wonder it’s inspired by Hamlet. 1 -Killing a mother onscreen unlike Bambi’s mom? That’s dark. This movie has a lot of similarities with Tangled.

Dont forget that mother gothel also abandon her daughter cassandra

The Lion King ~ I alway's find the look's on Sarabi's & Nala's face to be so devastated/shocked when Simba tell's the pride "he's responsible" for Mufasa's death. The Incredible's ~ For many, many, many year's now I've had the thought that Buddy/Syndrome was indeed a super/superhero. Not all power's have to be physical in some way. My theory is that Buddy/Syndrome had super intelligence.

I agree with you list, although I would've given the Coachman from Pinocchio a "dishonorable mention". I consider turning innocent children (no matter how bratty they may be) into donkey and subjecting them to a lifetime of slavery to be VERY unforgivable, especially when you consider the fact that he is one of the few Disney villains in the Disney cannon who isn't punished or stopped from continuing his reign of terror.

all these Disney villains are beyond evil and do not deserve forgiveness I personally if I had a stepmother like cinderella I would straight up poison her tea and would also seek out revenge for all the evil they have caused to the others Disney main characters

Turbo manipulating Ralph to prevent Vanellope from racing should've at least been an honourable mention in my opinion

I freaking LOVE The Hunchback of Notre Dame!!!! It's been my favorite since I was 8

11:31 Mother Gothel eat your heart out.

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Nice list msmojo. I love disney movies 😁

Ngl, watching Mother Gothel swoosh her cape about near a bunch of candles gives me anxiety

What about Coachman turning boys to donkeys in Pinocchio

y’all should do this for live action disney movies (star wars, marvel, disney live action remakes etc.)

Not to mention Gothal abandoned Cassandra for Rapunzel

Chernabog collecting souls scene from Fantasia, The Horned King getting defeated in Black Couldron and some sassy Hades moments definitely deserve to be mentioned in this list.

1:34- AND the efforts of Cinderella's animal friends to make that dress look lovely as well. :)

I feel like Coco needs to be #1 I love Coco so much

Cruella killing the puppies is on the top of my list of hating, along with Ernesto killing Hector, Frollo making Quasimodo life miserable, and Scar wanting to kill his brother and his own nephew.

5:50 Hans leaves Anna. I like how Anna sucker punches Hans in the end. She played him for a sucker just as he played her for a sucker.

Ms mojo i love this listtttt!! 💖💖

Can you do Top 10 disney scenes where the sidekicks save the day?

"Everything lady Tremaine does" Me: breathing = evil

3:30 Mother Gothenburg is so savage😂😂😂😂

Can you please do Dreamworks

Ray being stepped on is the absolute worst

Top 20 most underrated Disney movies please! I would put The Great Mouse Detective as around top 3

great list

I was so pissed when Lotso was revealed to be evil