Everyone kinda hot in this I can't lie :/
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"A girl worth fighting for" is the last song in the movie because immediately after it stops, they reach the destroyed village, which turns out to be the village of the little girl who owned the doll.

The message couldn't be any louder: that little girl is the real girl worth fighting for.

No sir, you are not mistaken. Shang is considered the smokiest Disney man out there by a whole lot of us, bc… well speaks for itself 😂 also, def one of the best Disney films of all time, I watched this on repeat daily when I was a kid. I wanted to be her so bad.

What l love is the Hun didn't mention Mulan was actually a girl when he saw her again but said she was the soldier from the mountain. He only saw her as his enemy and not a woman
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During the sequence when Mulan gets ready to take her father's armor and disguise herself as a man, you can see dragon imagery throughout the entire thing, to symbolize the great dragon that watches over the family.

Conclusion: Mushu was unable to awaken the Great Dragon because it already left, signifying that Mulan is the Great Dragon that protects her family.

Fun Fact: You mentioned  Shan Yu (the villain)  was pissed that he lost to a woman. The huns had female warriors so he wasn't shocked that it could have been a woman. He was just mad that he was defeated so easily.

Mulan is what every strong female character should be. She's not arrogant, in fact she doubts herself quite a lot but she pulls through because she's brave, she's not naturally skilled, she actually starts out as one of the worst, and she's not the best because of feminism or plot, she's great because she was determined and smart. Mulan feels so much more human than most other strong female characters we have in the modern day because her story is about self-discovery which is one the most relatable and human ways a character can develop. Most studios nowadays would have Mulan be naturally the best and then have her learn a slight bit of humility while still ensuring the audience knows that she's the best that ever lived, instead the movie shows a bright young woman who is unsure about who she is who rises to the top after hard work and learns that while she may not be what society wants her to be, she can still live a life that she is proud of. The scene where she climbs that tower using the weights really highlights how great her character is, she doesn't get arrow because she's the strongest, she got it because she was smart and wrapped the weights together rather than fighting against them.

Shan Yu stands out to me as being one of the scarier Disney villains. It's so nice to have a villain being evil for no reason whatsoever for once, not every villain needs a sad backstory

"You like him?!?!?" "Of course she does! Look at him!" 👏👏👏👏

When you realize mulan is the only disney princess with a body count. And it's not just one she literally murd an entire army😳

Fun fact about the Fan move that Mulan uses to disarm Shan Yu:
I saw a documentary with the animators who explained that was a real martial arts move. They brought in a martial artist so they could record that move along with others, which they then animated. This is part of the reason why it looks so cool is that it is something can actually be done.

Supposedly, the voice actor who you called “Po’s Dad” is actually the most prolific voice actor of all time, by a huge margin too. That’s why he’s in so much stuff.

"I'll Make A Man Out Of You" is probably one of my most favorited song ever <3 I loved it as child and after 20+ years nothing changed

Interestingly the Huns had women in their armies so to Shan Yu Mulan was nothing out of the ordinary. He even refers to her as the soldier from the mountain

Seb has the best laughs out of any YouTube channel I’ve ever seen

9:08 Upon meeting Shang and learning he’s the Captain, Seb: “Captain?😏😈🥵”

An idea people dont really notice that I really like is when she shows the bad guy she was the soldier he didnt respond how every other character should "a girl soldier ?" He responds with "the soldier" because the huns have female soldiers in real life so for him seeing a soldier as a female isnt that odd

The brilliant thing about this version of Mulan is that she bore absolutely zero ill will towards her traditional role as a woman which speaks to her absolute selflessness, she didn't join the army for glory or honor, she did it to save her dad.

As a bisexual, Shang and Mulan really messed me up as a kid 🌈😅😂

One thing I don't see a lot of people talk about is at the end, you see two different types of bow.  When the emperor bows to Mulan he does a respectful bow that implies equality.  That is why everyone else around her knelt as the bowed onto the ground which was something implying whatever they bowed to (be it person or deity in prayer) was greater than the one bowing.  He basically called her as equal to himself as the emperor and therefore greater than the rest of them, which is why they all hurried to bow down before her to show proper respect.  It was pretty much the greatest honor he could give her.