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A bit of a spin-off to my last meme: But just like that one, I actually thought about doing this recast after seeing my friend ALVINORSUPPORTERFnF1 do her own recast where the Pokemon Girls were recasted as some of the Disney Heroines. I tried my best to not cheat and not have all of them be official Disney Princesses and also go with the students whom were the most recognizable.

Hermione Granger as Belle from Beauty and the Beast:
Not because they're played by Emma Watson of course, but because of how they both share the same amount of brains, are into books, act clever and logical, at first didn't get along with their love interests (Ron/Beast), but fell in love with them as time went by, and they deep down have their moments where they are caring and show loyalty towards their friends.

Ginny Weasley as Ariel from The Little Mermaid:
Both are the youngest in their families that also happens to be different from everyone else due to a specific trait of theirs (The Weasleys are known for being redhaired and are poor compared to most wizard/witch families; Triton and his daughters are mermaids who refuse to have connection to the surface.), both are also brave and courageous when they need to, their parents are very protective over them, and they were often criticize for falling in love with the main boy with it being their own main trait.

Luna Lovegood as Alice from Alice in Wonderland:
Excluding the physical features, both girls are often imaginative and wise in their own ways, but are also criticize for being their certain selves. Either way though, they don't care what people see them as as long as they themselves are enjoying their own imaginations.

Cho Chang as Pocahontas:
I was debating whether she be Jane Porter from Tarzan or Pocahontas, but the latter won in the end because like Pocahontas, Cho is very wise and self-confident with her own skills as the Native-American Princess is when it comes to nature (or at least in Cho's way, magic). Also, both dealt with the death of their first love interests and were devastated by it (Cedric/Kocoum) and even had some other love interests. (Harry/John Smith; Roger Davies/John Rolfe).

Pansy Parkinson as Megara from Hercules:
Probably one of the easiest choices ever. Not only in many Disney/Hogwarts crossover you see Meg as a Slytherin (which fits), but they both also have a sarcastic, disdain personality, were often part of a group that involved a villain (Draco/Hades; also to an extent Voldemort if you think about it) and even obeyed their certain commands. However, they eventually broke out of contact with their evil lord.

Hannah Abbott as Rapunzel from Tangled:
Originally Cinderella was up for the role, but I felt like Rapunzel was better for the role because according to the Harry Potter Wikipedia, Hannah had a bit of naive in her as did Rapunzel throughout her movie when it came to certain people. Also, many people put Rapunzel in Hufflepuff as was Hannah. In the end though, despite being naive, they're still kind and are a loyal friend.

Susan Bones as Princess Aurora/Briar Rose from Sleeping Beauty:
This was basically the first choice that came to mind when recasting her. Not only do they both seem pretty forgotten (Aurora mainly), but Susan's family being in danger due to The Death Eaters during The First Wizarding War could be compared to Aurora being cursed by Maleficent.

Parvati Pati as Esmeralda from The Hunchback of Notre Dame:
Once again, you can argue that it involves physical features, but both girls are known for their bravery, kindness, and being able to stand up for those who are bullied/humiliated by a certain antagonist. (Neville/Quasimodo; Draco/Judge Frollo)

Padma Pati as Tiana from The Princess and The Frog:
Contrast from her twin, Padma is said to be more responsible and serious, a similar attitude Tiana had throughout her movie; so it basically fits Padma in the end.

Lavender Brown as Giselle from Enchanted:
At first, I wanted Snow White in the role due to them having a trait that involved finding love, but seeing how batshit insane she was towards Ron, it reminded me how much of a parody Giselle originally was, so she won in the end.

Enjoy
Hermione, Ginny, Luna, Cho, Pansy, Hannah, Susan, Parvati, Padma, and Lavender belong to J.K. Rowling
Belle, Ariel, Alice, Pocahontas, Megara, Rapunzel, Aurora, Esmeralda, Tiana, and Giselle belong to Disney
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Description
A bit of a spin-off to my last meme: But just like that one, I actually thought about doing this recast after seeing my friend ALVINORSUPPORTERFnF1 do her own recast where the Pokemon Girls were recasted as some of the Disney Heroines. I tried my best to not cheat and not have all of them be official Disney Princesses and also go with the students whom were the most recognizable.

Hermione Granger as Belle from Beauty and the Beast:
Not because they're played by Emma Watson of course, but because of how they both share the same amount of brains, are into books, act clever and logical, at first didn't get along with their love interests (Ron/Beast), but fell in love with them as time went by, and they deep down have their moments where they are caring and show loyalty towards their friends.

Ginny Weasley as Ariel from The Little Mermaid:
Both are the youngest in their families that also happens to be different from everyone else due to a specific trait of theirs (The Weasleys are known for being redhaired and are poor compared to most wizard/witch families; Triton and his daughters are mermaids who refuse to have connection to the surface.), both are also brave and courageous when they need to, their parents are very protective over them, and they were often criticize for falling in love with the main boy with it being their own main trait.

Luna Lovegood as Alice from Alice in Wonderland:
Excluding the physical features, both girls are often imaginative and wise in their own ways, but are also criticize for being their certain selves. Either way though, they don't care what people see them as as long as they themselves are enjoying their own imaginations.

Cho Chang as Pocahontas:
I was debating whether she be Jane Porter from Tarzan or Pocahontas, but the latter won in the end because like Pocahontas, Cho is very wise and self-confident with her own skills as the Native-American Princess is when it comes to nature (or at least in Cho's way, magic). Also, both dealt with the death of their first love interests and were devastated by it (Cedric/Kocoum) and even had some other love interests. (Harry/John Smith; Roger Davies/John Rolfe).

Pansy Parkinson as Megara from Hercules:
Probably one of the easiest choices ever. Not only in many Disney/Hogwarts crossover you see Meg as a Slytherin (which fits), but they both also have a sarcastic, disdain personality, were often part of a group that involved a villain (Draco/Hades; also to an extent Voldemort if you think about it) and even obeyed their certain commands. However, they eventually broke out of contact with their evil lord.

Hannah Abbott as Rapunzel from Tangled:
Originally Cinderella was up for the role, but I felt like Rapunzel was better for the role because according to the Harry Potter Wikipedia, Hannah had a bit of naive in her as did Rapunzel throughout her movie when it came to certain people. Also, many people put Rapunzel in Hufflepuff as was Hannah. In the end though, despite being naive, they're still kind and are a loyal friend.

Susan Bones as Princess Aurora/Briar Rose from Sleeping Beauty:
This was basically the first choice that came to mind when recasting her. Not only do they both seem pretty forgotten (Aurora mainly), but Susan's family being in danger due to The Death Eaters during The First Wizarding War could be compared to Aurora being cursed by Maleficent.

Parvati Pati as Esmeralda from The Hunchback of Notre Dame:
Once again, you can argue that it involves physical features, but both girls are known for their bravery, kindness, and being able to stand up for those who are bullied/humiliated by a certain antagonist. (Neville/Quasimodo; Draco/Judge Frollo)

Padma Pati as Tiana from The Princess and The Frog:
Contrast from her twin, Padma is said to be more responsible and serious, a similar attitude Tiana had throughout her movie; so it basically fits Padma in the end.

Lavender Brown as Giselle from Enchanted:
At first, I wanted Snow White in the role due to them having a trait that involved finding love, but seeing how batshit insane she was towards Ron, it reminded me how much of a parody Giselle originally was, so she won in the end.

Enjoy
Hermione, Ginny, Luna, Cho, Pansy, Hannah, Susan, Parvati, Padma, and Lavender belong to J.K. Rowling
Belle, Ariel, Alice, Pocahontas, Megara, Rapunzel, Aurora, Esmeralda, Tiana, and Giselle belong to Disney
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