@Bright_Ops It doesn't is he the hero or villian. Is his parents a hero or villian.

@Framing A Moose hey Moose there's still room

@Framing A Moose hey Moose there's still room

Cool. So it's fine for me to make a female villain, correct?

@Framing A Mooseyep. But only the parent has to be a villian.

@KatherinWinter

His mum and dad are both heroes of the Nightmare before Christmas.

@Framing A Mooseyep. But only the parent has to be a villian.

Yeah, but the character's probably gonna be a dick too. XD

Also, is it okay if my character is a lesbian who is betrothed to a guy? I have a feeling that'd make for an interesting story.

@Bright_Ops a.got it. I wasn't sure.

@Framing A Moose She can have whatever sexual orientation you want but why wouldn't she be paired with a woman if that was her preference

@Framing A Moose She can have whatever sexual orientation you want but why wouldn't she be paired with a woman if that was her preference

Well, first of all, she'd be a closet lesbian, meaning that no one would know, but in addition, I suspect that people would arrange the marriages so there were more straight couples than gay ones, seeing as A) a lot of Disney movies are set in the past, and there for take place in times where homosexuality would be immensely frowned upon, and B) there are no gay Disney couples. Plus I think it'd be a better story than if she were put with another lesbian. Also, I think she'd be the only lesbian character so far.

@Framing A Moose it's fine with me. It seems like an extra complication that isn't needed. But it could add to things. As long as your partner doesn't mind I'll approve it.

@Framing A Moose it's fine with me. It seems like an extra complication that isn't needed. But it could add to things. As long as your partner doesn't mind I'll approve it.

Sounds good! So who needs a female villain for a partner?

@Framing A Moose

Well, there is John if she doesn't mind being partnered up with someone who is Undead.

@Framing A Moose [Bright_Ops] Needs a wife

@Framing A Moose

Well, there is John if she doesn't mind being partnered up with someone who is Undead.

@Framing A Moose [Bright_Ops] Needs a wife

Okay, that's fine. @Bright_Ops So you're okay with my idea, right? That my character's going to be a closet lesbian?

Also, @KatherinWinter, no one has a character who's the child of Hades, right?

[Overlord24] is the son of Hades.

@Overlord24@BlueJayBaseball@Alisdragon911 Move your characters please

@Framing A Moose

By all means.

@KatherinWinter

Okay, in that case, I'd like to make the daughter of the Firebird, one of the antagonists in Fantasia, but was orginally from The Firebird Suite. The only problem is that he isn't an intelligent being, meaning that he might not be intelligent enough to actively make a decision to set his daughter up in an arranged marriage. So what do you think? If I don't do that, then I suppose I'll do Chernabog...but I like the idea of the Firebird because it's so original.

@Framing A Moose As long as the daughter is humanish. I think it would be alright. But if the father isn't able to enroll her or agree to the program then you need a way to explain her enrollment.

@Framing A Moose@KatherinWinter

She volunteered for the program to get back at Daddy?

@Framing A Moose As long as the daughter is humanish. I think it would be alright. But if the father isn't able to enroll her or agree to the program then you need a way to explain her enrollment.

Well, I've been thinking, and I think that, as long as there's someone who can magically talk to the Firebird, we could do it, mostly because I think that the day the Firebird got a daughter, he also got something resembling feelings.

Also, what time period is this set in?

Name: Pheonix Firebird

Age: 18

Appearance:



Sexuality: Lesbian

Parents: The Firebird (Fantasia)

Abilities: In addition to eating fire, Pheonix, when very angry, can turn into a Firebird very similar to her father. This form is about a mile wide when the wings are completely outstretched, and about three quarters a mile tall. When she's in this form, she can also melt into lava. The only problem is that she can't control herself in this form, and only changes back to her humanoid form when she's destroyed everything in sight. It's also worth mentioning that Pheonix speaks bird. Oh, and one more thing: she's fire resistant.

Likes:
-Fire (specifically eating it)
-Destruction
-Anger
-Pissing People Off
-Violence

Dislikes:
-Any Actual Food (she only eats fire)
-Sappy Things
-Other People
-Nature

Bio: Honestly, Pheonix's past isn't even worth a paragraph, but I'll try my best. You see, she was raised inside a barren volcano, so, as you imagine, there wasn't much to do. Her father was usually asleep, so she often occupied herself by drawing on the walls of the volcano and throwing rocks around. Her father had always left the volcano every month or so, but she didn't know what for until she was 9, when she first left the volcano with him. As soon as she flew out of the volcano in her Firebird form, she was disgusted by what she saw: all sorts of plants and animals, all different colors. It disgusted her. Thankfully, by the time her and her father were done with it, it was a beautiful ash gray. Unfortunately, they'd have to go back outside and destroy it again every month, since the damn sprite kept on replenishing it. Anyway, years of boredom passed. Then, when Pheonix was 18, her father told her that she was going to be set up in an arranged marriage. Apparently, someone had been sent to, in the language of the birds, talk the him into it, and apparently it worked, because a month later, Pheonix found herself on a boat set for some island.

(This is what I came up with)

She volunteered for the program to get back at Daddy?

I think if she was going to volunteer she would have been more open about her sexual orientation.

@Framing A Moose
I don't see why that wouldn't be possible. There is a lot of magic in Disney