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* RememberTheNewGuy: Jasmine's short features characters not present in the original film.
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* RememberTheNewGuy: Jasmine's short features characters not present in the original film. It's particularly egregious with Aneesa, Jasmine's Lady-in-Waiting, who despite apparently being a mother figure for Jasmine never appeared in the original movie or any of its extended materials before then.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZfkHaS5WNc
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%%* BathtubScene: Jasmine has one after getting covered in mud by the children.
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The film was originally meant to be a part of a ''Disney Princess Enchanted Tales'' series of films revolving around Disney princesses teaching [[AnAesop aesops]]. However, the sequels never came to be due to almost all of Creator/DisneytoonStudios' projects being scrapped in 2008. It's even been speculated that this film ''is'' the reason why John Lasseter put a halt to Disneytoon's direct-to-video sequels.
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The film was originally meant to be a part of a ''Disney Princess Enchanted Tales'' series of films revolving around Disney princesses teaching [[AnAesop aesops]].life lessons. However, the sequels never came to be due to almost all of Creator/DisneytoonStudios' projects being scrapped in 2008. It's even been speculated that this film ''is'' the reason why John Lasseter put a halt to Disneytoon's direct-to-video sequels.
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* AnAesop: Both shorts have morals that Aurora and Jasmine learn and tell the viewer at the end:
** ''Keys to the Kingdom'': It's better to work hard and persevere rather than taking the easy way out. It's more rewarding that way.
** ''More Than a Peacock Princess'': It's important to have perseverance and patience when doing something difficult and not give up so easily.
** ''Keys to the Kingdom'': It's better to work hard and persevere rather than taking the easy way out. It's more rewarding that way.
** ''More Than a Peacock Princess'': It's important to have perseverance and patience when doing something difficult and not give up so easily.
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* BathtubScene: Jasmine has one after getting covered in mud by the children.
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* BathtubScene: Jasmine has one after getting covered in mud by the children.
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* FanservicePack: Jasmine, who was ALREADY a MsFanservice, gains a larger bust size, and even [[ImpossibleHourglassFigure curvier body]].
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* FanservicePack: Jasmine, who was ALREADY already a MsFanservice, gains a larger bust size, size and an ''[[ImpossibleHourglassFigure even [[ImpossibleHourglassFigure curvier body]].curvier]]'' body.
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* UnexplainedAccent: Aurora and most characters in her short have American accents, but some of the characters such as Lord Duke, Queen Leah, and Flora, have British accents, despite the setting being [[FantasyCounterpartCulture assumed to be set in Medieval France]].
** Ditto Jasmine and most characters in her short, who speaks with American accents and the Sultan having a British accent, despite being set in a fantasy version of Islamic Golden Age Arabia.
** Ditto Jasmine and most characters in her short, who speaks with American accents and the Sultan having a British accent, despite being set in a fantasy version of Islamic Golden Age Arabia.
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* UnexplainedAccent: UnexplainedAccent:
** Aurora and most characters in her short have American accents, but some of the characters such as Lord Duke, Queen Leah, and Flora, have British accents, despite the setting being [[FantasyCounterpartCulture assumed to be set in Medieval France]].
**Ditto Jasmine and most characters in her short, who speaks short talk with American accents and the Sultan having a British accent, despite being set in a fantasy version of Islamic Golden Age Arabia.
** Aurora and most characters in her short have American accents, but some of the characters such as Lord Duke, Queen Leah, and Flora, have British accents, despite the setting being [[FantasyCounterpartCulture assumed to be set in Medieval France]].
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* OffModel:
** The animation is lower quality than many other Disneytoon films. In many scenes the animation is stiff.
** The cover depicts Aurora with blue eyes, not her normal purple eyes or the black eyes she has in the film itself.
** The animation is lower quality than many other Disneytoon films. In many scenes the animation is stiff.
** The cover depicts Aurora with blue eyes, not her normal purple eyes or the black eyes she has in the film itself.
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** Ditto Jasmine and most characters in her short, who speaks with American accents and the Sultan having a British accent, despite being set in a fantasy version of Islamic Golden Age Arabia.
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* AnimalMotifs: Jasmine is associated with [[ProudPeacock peacocks]]. She calls herself "The Peacock Princess" and at one point sports a dress [[PeacockGirl adorned with peacock feathers]].
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* AnAseop: Both shorts have morals that Aurora and Jasmine learn and tell the viewer at the end:
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* AnAseop: AnAesop: Both shorts have morals that Aurora and Jasmine learn and tell the viewer at the end:
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* AnAseop: Both shorts have morals that Aurora and Jasmine learn and tell the viewer at the end:
** ''Keys to the Kingdom'': It's better to work hard and persevere rather than taking the easy way out. It's more rewarding that way.
** ''More Than a Peacock Princess'': It's important to have perseverance and patience when doing something difficult and not give up so easily.
** ''Keys to the Kingdom'': It's better to work hard and persevere rather than taking the easy way out. It's more rewarding that way.
** ''More Than a Peacock Princess'': It's important to have perseverance and patience when doing something difficult and not give up so easily.
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** Jasmine is shown having several things to do around town each day. She's annoyed by how minor they seem and wants more important things to do.
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** Jasmine is shown having several things to do around town each day. She's annoyed by how minor they seem and wants more important things to do.do so she is put in charge of substitute teaching students.
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Black Bead Eyes is supposed to be for characters who only have black dots for eyes, not black irises.
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** The cover depicts Aurora with blue eyes, not her normal purple eyes or the BlackBeadEyes seen in the film itself.
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** The cover depicts Aurora with blue eyes, not her normal purple eyes or the BlackBeadEyes seen black eyes she has in the film itself.
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* SuddenEyeColour: Inverted. Aurora has BlackBeadEyes, not purple eyes as seen in most ''Disney Princess'' media.
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* SuddenEyeColour: Inverted. Aurora has BlackBeadEyes, not black eyes instead of the purple eyes as seen in most ''Disney Princess'' media.
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* OffModel:
** The animation is lower quality than many other Disneytoon films. In many scenes the animation is stiff.
** The cover depicts Aurora with blue eyes, not her normal purple eyes or the BlackBeadEyes seen in the film itself.
** The animation is lower quality than many other Disneytoon films. In many scenes the animation is stiff.
** The cover depicts Aurora with blue eyes, not her normal purple eyes or the BlackBeadEyes seen in the film itself.
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* OffModel:
** The animation is lower quality than many other Disneytoon films. In many scenes the animation is stiff.
** The cover depicts Aurora with blue eyes, not her normal purple eyes or the BlackBeadEyes seen in the film itself.
** The animation is lower quality than many other Disneytoon films. In many scenes the animation is stiff.
** The cover depicts Aurora with blue eyes, not her normal purple eyes or the BlackBeadEyes seen in the film itself.
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* ExactWords: Jasmine tells her students to treat her "like any other teacher". It goes as well as you'd think, as the children put poor Jasmine through the wringer.
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* UnexplainedAccent: Aurora and most characters in her short have American accents, but some of the characters such as Lord Duke, Queen Leah, and Flora, have British accents, despite the setting being assumed to be set in Medieval France.
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* UnexplainedAccent: Aurora and most characters in her short have American accents, but some of the characters such as Lord Duke, Queen Leah, and Flora, have British accents, despite the setting being [[FantasyCounterpartCulture assumed to be set in Medieval France.France]].
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Slapstick Knows No Gender is a redirect
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Jasmine suffers a fair bit of comedic abuse when she's assigned to teach a class of rowdy schoolchildren.
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* DenserAndWackier: The shorts have their fair amount of slapstick and other goofy things with the comic relief provided by Lord Duke, a minor character from the first film who now has a larger role as Aurora’s helper. The original films, especially ''Sleeping Beauty'', weren't as silly.
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* DenserAndWackier: The shorts have their fair amount of slapstick and other goofy things with the comic relief provided by Lord Duke, a minor character from his possible cameo in the first film who now has a larger role as Aurora’s helper.advisor until her family comes back home from the Royal Conference. The original films, especially ''Sleeping Beauty'', weren't as silly.
