"The Little Snow Princess" - Part 12 - Old Hag's Lair/"Poor Unfortunate Souls"
Well, we haven't worked on this for a few weeks, so let's get back into it. And now, for a moment you've been waiting for, and that would be the villain's song, which according to the Nostalgia Critic, is the best part in any movie. Heck, he even has this song at #5 on his Top 11 Villain Songs video. Of course, he isn't the only who thinks so. I'm sure our good pal Ralphie probably thinks so too. Uh-oh, Anna sold her voice, and now she can't speak. What're we do?
Cast Appearance:
Sailors in "Fathoms Below" - Rescue Aid Society delegates ("The Rescuers"), Homer Simpson and Barney Gumble ("The Simpsons")
Eric - Kristoff Bjorgman ("Frozen")
Max - Dodger ("Oliver & Company")
Grimsby - Ichabod Crane ("The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad")
Harold the Seahorse - Oliver ("Oliver & Company")
King Triton - Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore (1950's Donald Duck Cartoons)
Sebastian - Professor Owl ("Adventures in Music")
Adrina - Elsa ("Frozen")
Attina - Slue Foot Sue ("Melody Time")
Adella - Katrina van Tassel ("The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad")
Alana - Kida ("Atlantis: The Lost Empire")
Arista - Jasmine ("Aladdin")
Aquata - Esmeralda ("The Hunchback of Notre Dame")
Ariel - Anna ("Frozen")
Flounder - Dopey ("Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs")
Glut the Shark as himself
Scuttle - Ludwig von Drake ("The Wonderful World of Color")
Flotsam and Jetsam - Nero and Brutus ("The Rescuers")
Ursula - Old Hag ("Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs")
Jig Dancing Sailors - Dodo and Caucus Racers ("Alice in Wonderland")
Sailors During Storm - Alex Trebek, the Townspeople ("The Reluctant Dragon"), the England People ("The Sword in the Stone"), Basil of Baker Street ("The Great Mouse Detective"), Misha, Yasha, and Vladmir ("Make Mine Music"), the Clowns ("Dumbo"), Bernard and Bianca ("The Rescuers"), and Huey, Duey, and Louie
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