WMG page for Sofia the First.
WMGs for Elena of Avalor only should go on its respective page.
- Fanon truth perhaps, but somehow I doubt it would be revealed on the show.
- In terms of Fanon this kind of falls under one of those "logical answer but not stated in the show" scenarios. Yes, Sofia is much closer in appearance to the King than the others, and yes it makes sense that he wouldn't just scoop up a random peasant and put her in the line of royal succession (albeit nobody seemed to mind). But, of course, Disney isn't going to "go there"...or maybe they will, who knows. It wouldn't require them to throw around terms like "bastard" or make it seem so "adult"...though the idea that Sofia the First is akin to Disney's John Snow in the Princess Mythos is hilarious.
- Based on that, the whole "love at first sight" thing when the King summoned Miranda to the palace was something staged he and Miranda planned from the very beginning to avoid admitting the affair.
- Perhaps he resents James and Amber (albeit trying to hide it since he somewhat knows it's not their fault) for being the fruit of a marriage he didn't want and favors Sofia as a result.
- This would also explain why he gave Sofia her amulet when you would think he would have already given such an important heirloom to Amber, his daughter he's known since birth, years ago. It's almost as if he knew about Sofia for years...
- Although, given how little was required for Sofia to trigger the "curse" part of the amulet, Amber would probably bring the Ten Plagues of Egypt down on herself within a day or so if she wore it.
- "The Curse of Princess Ivy" is enough proof of that. Amber goes as far as to steal the amulet in this special. As a result, Princess Ivy comes as punishment.
- A later episode showed why King Roland chose to give Sofia the amulet. In short, he was going to give her a different gift, but the amulet "chose" her.
- I believe Word of God has stated Roland's first marriage was a happy one.
- Roland and Miranda also had to wait for Birk Balthazar's death.
- This could also explain Baileywick's comment to King Roland in "The Buttercups" that Sofia specifically reminded him of Roland. Baileywick might not know/suspect anything (although he probably would since he seems to know everything), but it could be further evidence that Sofia has inherited more than just Roland's looks in having similar personality traits.
- However, this is Jossed in "Dad's and Daughter's Day," as Sofia tells Roland she's not his real daughter. Plus, Sofia's hair is thicker and curlier than Miranda's, and Roland has thin, straight hair—if she were their biological daughter, she couldn't have inherited that trait. "The Mystic Isles: A Very Mystic Wassailia" also shows that Sofia has a round, upright nose, something neither Roland nor Miranda has.
- Well, it wouldn't be different from what Lanny's pet fish Yamakoshi turned out to be in Pair of Kings
- Why "Cursed into a Raven's body?" He can probably change his form at will, with Cedric none the wiser.
- It was recently implied, however, that Cedric created Wormwood from a rock, making it unlikely he shares any ties to previous villains. He still may well end up the Big Bad, however. Ignoring all other evidence to the point, the name Wormwood may come from its usage in the Biblical book of Revelations, wherein Wormwood is a 'star' that will descend in the end times, poisoning much of Earth's water and causing great destruction. They named a creature already associated with omens of misfortune after a harbinger of the apocalypse. ...Yeah, it's fairly safe to assume he'll get more evil spotlight at some point.
- A kicker to that? There are several theories on what the Biblical Wormwood is. Some think an angel, some think a metaphor. Some think a comet could impact the planet. Which is to say, that Wormwood could be a sort of rock.
- Somewhat confirmed. The big bad of the Mystic Isles story arc in the last season is Vor, but Wormwood also abandons Cedric and joins Vor.
- Roland II loved a peasant (Miranda) but his father arranged somebody else.
- even if the movie takes place in the future where we somehow went back to wearing gowns and stuff- No matter what time period-past present or the future Heirs to the throne have to ask their monarch's permission to get married or risk being drawn out of the succession. Look at what happened with Prince Charles when he couldn't marry his first choice, Lady Camilla. Prince William also had to ask Queen Elizabeth to marry his wife.
- Roland's first wish mentioned in "When You Wish Upon a Well" is probably to be allowed to marry Miranda despite her being a peasant. But as we see in the episode, you have to be careful with how you say the wish. So his wording was probably something like "I wish I could marry my true love". Or worst, his first wish may have led to his first wife's death.
- Jossed. Word of God says it wasn't arranged.
- That theory has been expressed by someone who posted the pilot on YouTube.
- Considering the fact Disney had made 2 MMORPGs based on their acquired and most popular properties, Marvel and Star Wars, Disney will team up with Gazillion Entertainment or Square-Enix to develop an MMO based on a Disney Junior property.
- If it happens, then there would be more voice actors who didn't appear in the show.
- The game would be Rated E10+/PEGI 12 due to the fact the game would be Disney's [1] to World of Warcraft but with a Lighter and Softer tone.
- For the record, Disney did not make The Old Republic, Bioware did, The Old Republic predates the Star Wars purchase by Disney, and Disney pretty much lets Bioware do whatever they want with The Old Republic anyways since they don't group it with the rest of the franchise.
- That goes without saying. Not a "guess" because that's how royalty works. (Granted she names her daughter Sofia)
- If that were true, Sofia would have a stepbrother named Roland the Third.
- Might I point out because Sofia doesn't understand how a monarch works. She doesn't understand that you don't get to be (number X) until you're on the throne-(or after your off on the situation). For all we know one of Prince James' many names might be Roland. So when (presumably) he becomes King he might choose one of his other names. George VI was known as "Bertie" for most of his life until he become King when his brother Edward VIII abdicated the throne. Numbers don't apply to Princess (or Princes) but Sofia doesn't understand that being too young.
- By that logic, it's still a guess since Sofia will have to become a ruling monarch on her own right instead of being a Queen Consort like her mother and give her name to a daughter who'll also become a ruling monarch and use "Sofia" as a regnal name.
- Alternatively, each monarch is entitled to pick any of his/her children to become the next one, and Roland the First chose his son.
- This will be explained near the end of Season 4; "Through the Looking Back Glass" reveals that Tilly was originally the heiress, but something happened to make her younger brother become the heir instead.
- Confirmed as of The Royal Wedding, Tilly passed and gave the position to Roland.
My theory is that James and Amber's mother spoiled them constantly. Amber handled it worse, with her selfish short-sightedness, but James still tends to boorishness and a bad temper. Any efforts Roland made to try and discipline them were contradicted by his wife, to whom his marriage was probably arranged, as the above theories speculate. When his wife died, he tried to undo the damage done to his children, but either realized they were beyond help or realized he needed help. He found his solution when he met Miranda, realizing she had a humble, sweet, well-mannered daughter.
This is probably why Roland gave Sofia the amulet instead of, say, his children because he never plans on letting them inherit the throne. When he dies, she really is going to become Sofia the First. Or, as stated, he wants Sofia to help him help his children become better people so they can inherit the throne one day.
- First off, Monarchy doesn't work that way. The firstborn will always be King or Queen unless they die or willingly pass it up. Also, How can Sofia help her siblings inherit the throne if she's already Queen?
- Monarchy in fiction works the way the writers want it to.
- Now that Sofia is going to be inheriting Aunt Tilly's role, her also inheriting the throne is probably Jossed, as it'd be way too hard for one person to do both.
- "Forever Royal" Jossed this. The original queen became gravely ill and she passed away from Roland's wish to the wishing well for her to have children, and later met and fell in love with Miranda years later.
- And in "Coronation Day" in "Elena of Avalor," Amber pulls in Sofia when she says "we queens have to stick together," implying Sofia will become a queen, too. This could mean that the headmistresses' pictures in "Royal Prep" were foreshadowing.
- It's not *dun dun* CREEPY!
- The show may push boundaries, but it's still a preschool show, and incest is 100% no.
- Confirmed. Sofia's birth father was lost at sea while Amber and James' birth mother was gravely ill, and both are heavily implied to have passed away.
- Anachronism Stew. Also, this is true in a way, as Word of God states that the show takes place at the same time as the real world's present day.
- So, magic-induced Medieval Stasis?
- As a child, Roland was a girl who wished on the well to have been born able to rule Enchancia someday. The only problem was the law states unless there's a male heir, the oldest sibling gets to take over the kingdom and Tilly was first in line. So the well changed the younger princess into a boy and made it so that she had been born that way, meaning nobody knew he had once been a she and there was nobody she felt who would believe her and help her change back. So only Roland remembers and has had to deal with the confusion since.
- That would mean Roland was either too afraid of making things worse by trying to undo the wish or decided being the ruler was more important.
- By extension, the reason why Roland knows that the amulet protects princesses is because the former queen had hoped to pass it along to one of her daughters if/when they were ready for it and so told them both about it.
- Jossed.
- This has been brought up, but we have no proof against it and plenty of proof for it. Tilly is older than Roland, and Amber is older than James (by a few minutes) but Roland still constantly reminds James that he will be king someday and changes the subject when Amber demands it. This will get an episode dedicated to it at some point.
- The episode dedicated to it will make reference to England and the recent changes made to succession rules there and will first be aired the same day Queen Elizabeth II will break Queen Victoria's record as England's longest-reigning monarch or, if not ready in time for this, will first air the day "Queen Diana" would visit Washington, D.C. if 2015 described in that film became real.
- "Through The Looking Back Glass" did briefly mention this idea when Sofia and Callista went back to the incident that caused Cordelia to resent Cedric. It will be brought up again in the future, as revealed by Word of God.
- Jossed. It's eventually revealed in "A Royal Wedding" that the ruler's firstborn child is the heir regardless of gender. Roland only became King because Tilly renounced.
- He is 20 years older than Sofia
- JOSSED Wordof God said that he and King Roland are in their late 30's
- Sofia will give up her title for this
- No. Again, this is a preschool show that wouldn't touch this idea with a 10-foot pole.
- Just because...
- She wasn't deemed unfit, she just didn't want the throne, and Roland didn't even know he hadn't been first in line until Tilly and Grand Mum told him that Amber came before James.
- If such an episode is made, it'll be in flashback mode.
- He's presumably deceased, as Roland's mother shows up by herself instead, so Jossed.
- That would make sense until you start watching Elena of Avalor. Elena discovers that even though she was not magical before Shuriki attacked, after 41 years in the amulet, she has developed abilities like talking to her spirit guide without magic, talking to ghosts on the Day of the Dead, and being able to channel magic through the scepter of light. While her abilities are nothing like what the Amulet of Avalor can do, they are impressive. Also, after Elena was released from the amulet, it was revealed that the original rules of the amulet no longer apply. Sofia can access any power she chooses from the amulet without doing a good deed first. It is unclear how this affects curses, though Word of God revealed that it "doesn't do that anymore."
- Yes, but compare Elena's powers to those of Sofia. Elena struggles with the Scepter of Light, but Sofia easily adapts to whatever magic she's around. Tilly, who is magically skilled, unlocked powers from the amulet, while the Muggle Princess Charlotte did not. Sofia being magical would also explain why she became a Protector of the Mystic Isles—those in the Mystic Isles are connected to sorcerers, so bringing in a sorcerer Protector would help them. She conjures magic in "Pin the Blame on the Genie," becomes Cedric's official apprentice to help his magic in "Day of the Sorcerers," and becomes well-connected to the magical world in "Too Cute to Spook." All of this supports the idea that she had magic before she received the amulet. And there may be a reason why the amulet's rules changed.
- Jossed. Word of God confirmed the Order has been defeated. However, Season 4 featuring a story arc, in general, is correct due to its "Mystic Isles" storyline.
- Amber had major roles in many of the Sofia the First specials, such as "The Mystic Isles" and "Curse of Princess Ivy", as well as being part of other adventures. Considering how the show's creators develop characters, it may be possible for Amber to play a role as well.
- Also, Amber seems to be interested in finding magical amulets/objects. She wanted to borrow Sofia's amulet, and in "The Mystic Isles" she wanted a magical amulet of her own. One adventure may involve her finding an amulet. Maybe the crown she got from the giants does have magic?
- Jossed. His first wish was for his wife to have children.
- With one Rebellious Princess after another, several Kings and Queens decided to send their children there so they'd get along and minimize the chances they'd fall in love with people "not good enough".
- It's not in our universe. There's mention of "the 17 seas" and the solar system they make for science class has 7 planets and a sun
- That would be consistent with a setting on Earth in the late 18th century. Neptune had not yet been discovered. Nor had Ceres, which is a large asteroid between Mars and Jupiter, thought to be a planet during much of the 19th century. A system with the sun surrounded by 7 planets would be a common representation of our solar system during this period.
- Why are there two purple planets? And what's the explanation for the different world maps?
- It's not in our universe. There's mention of "the 17 seas" and the solar system they make for science class has 7 planets and a sun
But it's OK... it's the WMG anyway!
- Look at a picture of Beauty and The human Beast, you can kind of see the resemblance
- Also, Desmond is very smart and good with flowers
- But why does Cinderella not appear with her kids?
- Descendant could imply more than one generation; it could be centuries in the future.
- Or Cinderella is from a close enough period (maybe a couple of years prior) that she doesn't have children old enough yet.
- Word of God has stated that this WMG is possible, but these classmates were not seen in the show.
It also explains why everyone recognizes them. Perhaps in this world, the goddesses are known to help mortals, but only rarely. Everyone has heard of them, and everyone knows what they look like, but their intervention is still rare enough to explain the surprise when people see them. Additionally, it explains their uncanny knowledge of the problems at hand upon their arrival, with rarely a hint of explanation needed. Tiana does say "if what Mama Odie told me was true", but this could be an exceptional case given Tiana is the most modern-day official princess, or she could be referring to an explanation she received of what her role as a deity would be. (I believe Tiana is also the only princess to introduce herself, perhaps because she is the newest goddess; or perhaps because as a goddess she is timeless, but from a mortal perspective, she hasn’t been born yet. :V)
- Jossed because of Sofia getting summoned in a newer episode. That only works if we assume Sofia is a goddess as well since she gets summoned to help Princess Charlotte in the Beauty is the Beast.
Finally, it works well with the case of Princess Ivy. While other princesses appear to faintly glow at times, Ivy does not. While other princesses show up with a "Hello Sofia" and immediate advice, Ivy shows up with "Where am I?" Unlike the others, she is not a classic princess, and not part of the Princess Pantheon; she is a living princess who was summoned only through space, not realms. (It does still connect ‘all the princesses who ever were’.) This means that while the amulet offers divine protection, it only offers physical retribution, which aligns with Roland's knowledge of it. While it is a dual-edged sword, it is primarily a Good artifact, after all.
- Except the trolls are nothing alike. Unless there are different types of trolls in different lands, who are far cousins. Even then, just stating "They both have trolls" to prove continuity, is a massive stretch. Middle-Earth and Tamriel have trolls. Do they exist at the borders as well?
- Possibly confirmed, or both kingdoms have some form of relationship, as the next episode will feature Sofia meeting Olaf.
- Wrong. That meeting was a result of Miss Nettle's crazy crystals tampering with the Amulet of Avalor so it brought Olaf instead of Princess Anna or Queen Elsa.
- How come Sofia has no idea what Winter is talking about with a story about "a princess who could control ice" or who Olaf is, then? Surely, because they're neighboring kingdoms, the story of Frozen would spread quickly and become well-known.
- Jossed. That would mean Amber is Rapunzel's cousin and this kinship would have been brought up in "Curse of Princess Ivy".
- So the amulet can also summon villains depending on who's holding it? Also keep in mind that Cedric was never that evil, to begin with, and has been becoming a better person as the series progresses. He doesn't need a villain to "show him the error of his ways"
- The amulet apparently can summon villains - Promos for the upcoming "Curse of Princess Ivy" say that Amber gets her hands on the amulet and summons the evil Princess Ivy,
- Maybe he'll summon Queen Elsa. She's not a villain, but I imagine she could talk to him about how it was only with sisterly love that she found happiness, and have it parallel his friendship with Sofia.
- Bonus points if she is voiced by a Promoted Fanboy of Marvel Comics or Eden Sher, who would sound similar to Star Butterfly.
- Or maybe Laura Bailey, as this wouldn't be the first time she played a role who fought everyone else with weapons like swords and such.
- I don't know if they'd wait that long, but they might be saving them for a movie special at least like Rapunzel in "Ivy"? Olaf at least is going to appear in a regular episode.
- Word of God says they will not appear due to Frozen 2 until after its release.
- For clarification, this relates to the sequel of Mulan, where Mulan becomes engaged to a prince to prevent lost love for the princesses under her protection.
- Confirmed. When Sofia gets sucked into her amulet with Vor, images of all of the Disney Princesses who have appeared (meaning no Olaf) silently encourage her to find the strength to defeat her.
- Sofia and her step-siblings will hear two versions of Aurora's story - one closer to Sleeping Beauty and one closer to Maleficent, and will ask Aurora what version of the story is the true version. We won't find out her answer.
- Jossed. Aurora only mentions her forest friends in her cameo.
- Her dress was Cruella's design and she has a crush on Carlos.
- If the other Disney Princesses are adults during Descendants, then Ivy is certainly an adult too and Disney is not touching pedophilia ships with a 10-foot pole.
- His name is Chad. In the movie Descendants, Cinderella has a son named Chad. He had a lot of negative Character Development from the small child he's portrayed as in "Sofia the First" to the jerkass he is in "Descendants". I don't think so because of the fact Sofia's Kingdom is very different from the United States of Aurodon. For one thing, there's magic in Enchia and there isn't in Aurdon (magic is OUTLAWED) according to the youtube specials made for the movie before the movie
- If those specials were canon, Princess Audrey would have reported Mal for using magic on people's hairs. Prince Ben might have refused to do anything about it but she could have reported it to King Beast and Queen Belle. They were quite reluctant about having Maleficent's daughter in Auradon.
- As for Enchancia being different from the United States of Auradon, maybe not all Kingdoms agreed to join and King Beast decided it'd be counter-productive to force those that didn't.
- That, and also "No substitutions, exchanges, or refunds."
- The Amulet was going to send Elsa or Anna but they were both busy so Elsa got it to send Olaf instead.
- Olaf wasn't summoned by the Amulet, he was just in the neighborhood wandering around for some reason.
- Sofia runs into him in the enchanted library since it seems to be some kind of hub world for all the princesses' stories.
- Sofia goes to him when the library shows he's being threatened by Miss Nettle.
- All Jossed but the first and fourth theories came close to the truth because they involved the Amulet and Miss Nettle. Miss Nettle's crazy crystals tampered with the Amulet, making it bring Olaf instead of a princess.
- But it looks like Elena will be the "summoned" princess.
- Pocahontas will probably be summoned in one of the Season 4 specials.
- Jossed. Pocahontas never appears in the series. Craig Gerber did try to think of a story for her, but couldn't find one that satisfied the higher-ups.
- Jossed.
- Jossed.
- Word of God revealed there will not be another Sofia-Elena crossover.
- Confirmed, though not to a significant degree. All the princesses that appeared in the show do appear in "Forever Royal", but as a silent cameo encouraging Sofia to find the strength to defeat Vor.
"What if, throughout all of Kingdom Hearts, at the very end or beyond the series, what if eventually all the worlds of Kingdom Hearts finally came together and reunite into one whole new world, just as it once was in the "age of fairy tales"?
Long before the Keyblade War, in this "age of fairy tales", the World was whole of light, however, people came to desire the power of Kingdom Hearts, introducing darkness into the World, which ultimately lead to its destruction. But since children held light in their hearts, the pieces of the world were restored as many different worlds, each based on various Disney movies and the worlds where Sora and other heroes go to.
This is my theory to show that Enchancia isn't just a world of Kingdom Hearts but a land that's part of the whole new world of Kingdom Hearts.
Sofia the First is regarded as a "new Disney Princess" but also, she could be a "new Princess of Heart" who lives on the now complete world that was made from the Heart of All Worlds; Kingdom Hearts. She was given the Amulet of Avalor which allows her to call on the hearts of the princesses of the past who have long gone. These pure hearts, by the amulet, may take temporary form and assist the new princess. This is why once the summoned princess has helped Sofia in one way or another, the moment Sofia turns her back on them, they disappear in wisps of light.
This leads to what happened to the worlds of Kingdom Hearts and where are they in the world of Sofia the First. Why are these princesses known in Enchancia but not in their worlds or kingdoms? This is because all those Disney worlds are finally united as one and through descendants and history, the names of these lands have changed to fit in with the new world. Enchancia is just one of many lands on this new complete world that could have once been the world of Enchanted Dominion. King Stefan's royal bloodline eventually continues onto King Roland's bloodline who over the history of the family and the separate worlds reuniting as one big world, the kingdom itself has been renamed (Either that or since Sleeping Beauty never stated the name of the kingdom, it could have always been Enchancia and that Amber and James could be descendants of Aurora herself).
- Enchancia's colors are red and blue, Phillip and Aurora's respective colors. What if Enchancia was the kingdom that came about from Aurora and Phillip's union, with the castle itself being the "honeymoon cottage" Hubert built?
Another example, the kingdom of Tangu could have once been the World of Agrabah and Prince Zandar could be a direct descendant of Aladdin and Jasmine. Princess Jun and her kingdom of Wei-Ling, she could be a descendant of the Emperor who ruled over the world known as the Land of Dragons. Oona could be a descendant of Ariel and Merrowave Cove could have once been Atlantica, these comparisons could go on as more kingdoms around Enchancia are explored.
This also explains why the young royals of Sofia the First are not only pampered but have free reign to behave like children. Sure they are expected to behave like royals and some of them see themselves above common children, but all in all, they are allowed to behave like children as well as have as much royal say in matters as their parents. It's as if this new whole world has learned its lesson from before it was destroyed by darkness and that since it was children that held light from its destruction, it is royal children now who are revered of great importance, in hopes that darkness shall never break this world as it has once before.
Also, (and this is the kicker!) the Amulet of Avalor bears a strong resemblance to a Summon Charm from the games, artifacts that Sora collects that allow him to summon the heart of a Disney hero to take the temporary form to assist him in battle."
- Reality Subtext:
- Amber acts like the story of Rapunzel is famous. If it happened recently (especially with the events of Tangled: The Series), it would make even more sense since Rapunzel would essentially be more of a celebrity than a historical figure.
- Winter says that where she lives, the story of a princess with ice powers is a well-known one, but Sofia is unfamiliar with it. Likewise, Sofia doesn't know who Olaf or Princess Anna is when Olaf shows up.
- Jossed. Sofia ends before that can be brought up.
- While Craig Gerber did say that Sofia would not be involved in Elena's story, that doesn't rule out the possibility of the characters occasionally popping up for guest appearances, i.e. Gwen's appearance in "Class Act". Plus, it would be in a similar vein to Milo Murphy's Law having Phineas and Ferb pop up even after the season 2 crossover premiere since both of those shows have the same creators.
- Fourteen-year-old Sofia, Amber, and James appear at Elena's coronation with Roland and Miranda.
- Similar level of competence perhaps…..
- the episode "Excaliferb" had a Tri-Kingdom Area. As it was a medieval fairy tale/fantasy setting. And Doofensmirtz was "Malefi-Smirtz" (Even dressing the same) though to be fair, it had more "Dungeons & Dragons, The Lord of the Rings, and King Arthur" references than Disney Fairy-Tale references.
- And there's a song Once per Episode.
- Doofus Khan was the reason it wasn't safe for Princess Isabella to venture outdoors with other kids. Once he's defeated, Regent Monogram will enroll her at Royal Prep.
- What about Honey Lemon? She's close enough to a modern princess. And the episode she could appear in will teach little girls that science is cool.
- Nowhere in the movie, state or even implies she's a Princess aside from WMGs that she's descended from Rapunzel. Even then that's fanon.
- This troper would rather see it summon Kiara. It's been stated that the Amulet of Avalor connects "every princess that ever was" and nothing ever said anything about being limited to human princesses (hell, it includes Ariel, as a mermaid mind you). As Simba's daughter, Kiara certainly qualifies as a princess, and a Disney princess even. Understanding her wouldn't be a problem for obvious reasons and maybe she could advise you about pursuing something important to you but forbidden by others or whatever. Although this troper doesn't think Sofia or anyone else would recognize her right away like they do the others they'd probably scream if a lion suddenly appeared behind them out of nowhere.
- The problem with Kiara appearing is that it is implied in The Beauty is the Beast that only princesses who have worn or heard of the amulet can be summoned/summoned to. Charlotte states "I used to have an amulet like that" when she sees Sofia. Elena was only trapped in the amulet for 41 years, and we only know of it being in Enchancia for at least 15 of those years since Tilly had it as a girl and is Roland's older sister. We also don't know where the amulet was before those events took place, only that it was given as a present. Unless Kiara at some point had access to the amulet in the past or future, it's unlikely she'll ever show up.
- Jossed, as the series is now finished and Leia was not summoned.
- Considering the fact Star Butterfly is a princess, this wouldn't be the first time Sofia summoned a princess before through Star would have mild to moderate modifications and in fact, she is from a Disney XD cartoon.
- If it happens, then a fan of both of these franchises' life is complete.
- Perhaps she will be joined by Flying Princess Pony Head and Princess Marco if she does.
- Jossed.
- If Valeria appeared in the show, Estelle will guest star.
- It could be possible, as of December 2017, Disney had bought 20th Century Fox, the people who own the Fantastic Four live-action film rights.
- Similar reason to the Valeria theory but another Steven Universe cast member would voice Calla would be Deedee Magno-Hall, who would sound similar to Pearl.
- More likely that Cedric is related to Bert, given that both of them have "English" accents that are quite atrocious.
- Or Doctor Doofenshmirtz.
- Jossed. Cedric's sister is Cordelia the Conjurer.
- If anyone in this show is or is going to be related to Mary Poppins, it would be Aunt Tilly. Mary could easily be her descendant.
- Or Aunt Tilly was trained in the same place Mary does.
- Well, this WMG is Hilarious in Hindsight considering Princess Elena and She-Ra/Adora share the same voice actress now.
Perhaps most notably, the amulet is said to connect all princesses throughout time. The two bearers of the pendant in Chrono Trigger - Schala and Marle - are the princesses of Zeal and Guaria, respectively.
Under this theory, the timeline of Sofia the First (and Elena of Avalor) take place in the middle of the Chrono Trigger timeline: between the Ocean Palace incident (and the fall of the Kingdom of Zeal) in 12,000 BC and the founding of the Kingdom of Guardia in 1 AD. During that time, the Kingdom of Maru was formed from the remains of Zeal, and Schala's pendant became the amulet that was eventually passed down to Elena and Sofia. Thousands of years later, the Kingdom of Guardia was formed, setting forth the start of Chrono Trigger.