Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-5965318-20141208022925/@comment-1916997-20141212073359

Edward Zachary Sunrose wrote: ShadowLian wrote: Edward Zachary Sunrose wrote: Meh. I hate Ursula's costume. Green is Morgana, Ursula's sister. Everyone knows Ursula is white hair, purple skin and black tentacles. I know they already did that when Regina disguised herself as Ursula, but they couldn't make Regina accurate in her impersonation? (AKA make the real Ursula look like the fake one?)

I don't like comments like that. I read thousands of them on facebook. It's pure bullshit. We all know Morgana is never gonna be part of Once, as she was only part of a sequel. Sequels usually aren't given much attention. Additionally Ursula had a completely green costume in the Broadway show, too. And I am veeeery happy they didn't try to make her look completely like she did in the Disney movie. After all we had our Ursula references in "Ariel". Nevertheless they're not gonna change her personality. I'm sure she'll be just as amazing as in the movie. And don't forget: this might only be her human form, to walk on land, you know. She could still have tentacles and all when she's UNDER THE SEA. ;)  I didn't say Morgana should be added, though? But I still don't like the green. And don't even get me started over the fact that her hair is strawberry blonde and not platinum white like it should be. They are allowed to make characters look different then they look in the Disney movie, and we already go Regina to be the fat (okay, she wasn't really fat), white-haired, black tentaculed, Ursula cosplayer. I find it refreshing we get to see a black, blonde haired, green dressed Ursula. Besides, Disney didn't actually create these characters anyway, they just reinvented them in iconic ways that became super popular, and Adam and Eddy pay plenty of homage to all the Disney things, but they also reference the original stories, it's one of my favorite things about Once. I mean the merging of The Snow Queen book and the Frozen movie was flawless.