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Bearmations — The Dark Flame of Wrath
Published: 2019-11-20 11:32:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 3111; Favourites: 168; Downloads: 0
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Poor Anna, she really had it rough throughout the first movie.Her parents died, her memories were erased, she became lonely growing up,
her relationship with her sister was broken, she was struck in the heart,
and to top it all off, she was betrayed and left to die by a man whom she deeply loved and trusted.
All of this pent up anger and rage towards everything eventually manifested itself in the form
of fire powers that laid dormant within Anna this whole time and feed on her negative emotions, much like Elsa.
So tragically, while Elsa's love for her sister wasn't enough to free her from the ice, Anna's new powers were.
And she was never the same.
I know we all like the idea of Anna having fire powers to contradict Elsa and her ice, but I thought I'd take it
in an interesting direction.
Also, she probably burned Hans alive upon being freed from the ice. XD
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Nice concept.
But I thought Anna was just as important in both films as Elsa, I especially found her VERY relatable in the second film! And what do you mean you're not sure why Anna doesn't have powers? The movie explained it. Elsa is supposed to represent the Northuldra while Anna is supposed to represent Arendelle, both of them were Iduna's reward from the spirits for saving Agnarr during the fight and both were supposed to restore balance to both sides in their own ways.
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Somehow, I can Picture having that kind of wrathful anger with an ominous orange glow in her hair and eyes but focused on the main enemies responsible for the conundrum Northuldra was facing called the Southuldra, which is basically the Skeksis but in human form with black coats, in my fanfic story for Frozen 2, which hadn’t been started yet although I will work on it in the near future, not only out of fury, but also out of determination to protect her friends, old and new alike, before harnessing a firestorm (yes, that is a real thing as I’ve been told) to strike at the dam, eventually causing it to crack and break apart not long after the firestorm disappeared. Also, without any make up marks from her tears. That is really great art, by the way.
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OMG I ADORE THIS! So sad Disney only cares about giving Elsa the best and giving Anna her leftovers. The sheer fanart of Elsa versus Anna shows the vast majority of the fans could care less about her even though she saved her sisters life. But nope Anna is dressed constantly as a Norwegian Peasant and treated as such.
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You're definitely not alone in thinking that. I was hoping they'd
explore Anna a bit more in Frozen 2 and possibly even give her powers
as well to show that she's developed beyond just her character. But no,
Elsa once again got the most attention. So I wanted to explore her a bit more.
I like many others love the idea of Anna gaining the power of fire to counteract
Elsa's ice, but I wanted to give her these powers in a way that felt natural and could
be woven into the story of the first film. Since powers in the frozen universe are controlled
by emotions, I got the idea. Did you know that Elsa was born during the Winter Solstice while
Anna was born during the Summer Solstice? It seemed only perfect what kind of powers Anna
should have and for what reason given the plot of the film.
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I cannot cannot cannot agree with you more. Plus we haven't seen her fly off the handle because she is so humble and in control over her emotions. Her quickness to attach to Hans does not count because she was love starved. Oh well I have my own idea how she can get magic. I will share my pic and explanation
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I kind of saw her fire as being symbolic in a way.
She doesn't have them just to contradict elsa. Fire could
have both a postive and negative representation. It could
mean anger and hate, or excitement and love.
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I'm still waiting for Disney to give Anna powers. I don't even care what kind, I'm not picky, but give her something!!!
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Not sure why Elsa was given powers but not Anna. I'd like to think that Anna has powers as well, but hers are laid dormant, unlike Elsa who was able to use her powers even as a child.
Personally I prefer Anna having Fire powers to represent how bright she is. Also because they would be the opposite of her sister.
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I always imagined her having Spring-based powers (in contrast to Elsa's Winter powers), like flower growing and the like, but Fire powers work too; like I said, I'm not picky.
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Interesting. Fire to me just feels perfectly opposite to ice, much like how the sisters themselves are.
Anna is bright and full of life like a flame while Elsa is cold, distant, and quiet, like snow.
Plus fire can represent several things: Life and cheerfulness and at the same time, anger, wrath, and hatred.
It's symbolic as well as the opposite.
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this is dark, twisted, almost sadistic!
I like this idea!
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Me too. It's a nice character study to dive into.
Anna has a right to be upset in more ways than one.
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I wonder what she'd be able to do with that kind of power.
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It's certainly interesting to explore.
Almost like a character study while adding in a new idea.
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I know. A lot of people have this idea of Anna having
the power of flame, but how would that be possible?
This is an interesting way of weaving it into the story of the
first film.
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Come to think of it, there never has been an origin for Elsa's powers.
But that's another thing.
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We are getting that in the second movie right?
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We are?
I never got the synopsis for it, but cool.
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Yeah, poor Anna has been through a lot.
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Thanks 
I might do a follow-up drawing later on.
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You're welcome
Alright then
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