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Even their humans look like animals. It's just further proof of Disney's furry adgenda. Like who would draw this stuff otherwise:
I'm on to you, Disney!
Want to see some creepy shit? Reddit's Frozen sub is...uhhh...wild.
Keep in mind that Frozen came out in 2013, 12 years ago. The children who were in the prime target demographic back then (4-10 years old), are teens/adults now (16-22). Some of those kids will have imprinted on Elsa a little harder than anyone intended. So when they start developing their sexuality, they somehow have a preference for blonde braids and pointy noses. There's really nothing wrong with that. Just be happy it wasn't Olaf.
Just speak for yourself
I mean for them, because this is what they have to live with