#animationadventures

Maybe Second Chance could be the power that reverses akuma effects if the Cure hasn't been used yet? Someone gets hit by Reflekta and are unable to access their powers, so Snake uses Second Chance to rewind the effects?

The upgrade thing actually makes way more sense than time travel. Sure, Evolution happens over time, but the connection is incredibly weak and this show really sucks at using time travel, so this would be a nice way to keep Alix while nixing a power set that Miraculous has proven it can't handle writing well. I've always preferred the idea of the zodiac Kwamis' being upgrades or support roles instead of powers suited to fighting alone and this is a nice way to do the support-roles take. Let the zodiac Kwamis' be assigned to holders, but their powers aren't useful solo. They only make sense in a team.

The snake thing is interesting in that you can rewind time for a person instead of everyone, but I think its usefulness is too limited to be a great fix. It has potential, it just isn't super interesting compared to its current power. It would only be needed in incredibly specific fights while the canon snake power is always great to have around.

Three years after 1, Elsa feels isolated because nobody can relate to her magic struggles, rather than randomly not enjoying her role as queen. At the autumn harvest festival, Kristoff proposes to Anna instead of spending most of the movie awkwardly trying.

The crystals aren't about the four elements; they're about the four seasons. When Elsa and the family consult the trolls, they learn the crystals are a cry for help and are directed to the Enchanted Forest. During the movie, Anna helps Kristoff get past his nerves about being royalty while Olaf processes newer, complex emotions like Inside Out 2, having only known the basic ones until now.

In the forest, they learn the Northuldra and trapped Arendelle soldiers blame the autumn spirit, Iduna's friend. But when Elsa manages to speak with them, they reveal the mist wasn't their doing. After explaining their history with Iduna to her and Anna, they tell Elsa they need to reach Ahtohallan for answers and only Elsa can reach it because it's her territory.

It's in Ahtohallan they learn the truth about the past, and that there's also a spring spirit and a summer spirit. Autumn spirit tries to help Anna and Kristoff destroy the dam after Elsa freezes.

Movie ends with the Enchanted Forest open once more, and autumn spirit goes with the family back to Arendelle to plan for tracking down the spring and summer spirits.

The way this unorinically sounds more interesting to me than the F2 we got (and would justify F3/4's existence), even if only for the simple fact it feels more in character.

I will forever be salty they cut Get This Right, because them getting engaged at the start of the movie and working through any doubts they have about what that means works so much better than giving Kristoff 5 proposal attemps, 3 of which happen during a life threatening mission...

Elsa feeling out of place because of her powers makes sense and still feels in character, because being the only one with powers in an entire kingdom would make you feel different, no matter how welcoming and accepting everyone is of you.

It's mainly her distrust in Anna that bothered me in F2. Like, let Elsa confide in Anna about how insecure she feels without hiding behind blanket statements, they rekinlded for a reason! No matter how uncomfortable Elsa feels around other people, the entire point is that Anna is the exception.

I still love the idea of Anna joining Elsa in Ahtohallan, but as long as Elsa going there alone doesn't include her stabbing Anna in the back and throwing her down a dangerous path on a speeding ice boat, I guess it's fine.

Yes! (Official website link here).

I like the design. I don't think it'll get an evolution, though I think one would be cool if it ended up getting one to mirror Polteageist (despite having a name similar to Polteageist, it's compared to Sinistea).

We have a lot of Grass/Ghost types already, but I think this guy is cool!

I don't mind zombies, per se, I just have a lot of questions about them! So it's hard to just watch 'oh no shambling hordes' when there's so many more interesting concepts they could have! Also, I'm not a big fan of gore, so most of them are out by default.