CATDOLL: "Frozen" director: Princess Elsa and Tarzan are siblings!

Since the release of Disney's animated film "Frozen", the disappearance of Princess Elsa and Princess Anna's parents has become one of the biggest mysteries in Disney history. In response to the majority of fans, as early as when the film was released, one of the directors, Jennifer Lee, shared the explanation of his partner Chris Buck: Princess Elsa and Princess Anna's parents did not die in the storm, they survived in a jungle.

Do the King and Queen of Arendelle and Tarzan’s biological parents look alike?

"Frozen" director Barker himself recently elaborated on the fate of the king and queen of Arendelle on Reddit. "In fact, Elsa and Anna's parents did not die in a shipwreck as most of us think. The shipwreck did happen, but before the shipwreck, the couple did one thing, that is, they gave birth to a little boy. Shortly after the boy was born, they were washed into a primitive jungle near Scandinavia by a storm. There, the king and queen built a house with trees, and when they were ready to live happily like this, the real tragedy just came. The parents were attacked by a jaguar and eventually died, and their child was fortunately adopted by a group of apes..."

Wait, why does the above scene look so familiar?! Let's think about it, the couple gave birth to a little boy at sea, and then brought their child to a primitive jungle. Later, they were attacked by a jaguar, and the couple died, and their child was raised by a group of apes... Isn't this the prelude to "Tarzan"? Could that child be Tarzan?!

It turned out to be true, and director Barker recently told MTV News that Tarzan was the brother of Princess Elsa and Princess Anna. He explained: "You know, when you spend four years conceiving a work, you have to think about its ins and outs." He also said that it was time to meet with Jennifer Lee (who broke the news of Barker's idea last year and is also one of the directors of "Frozen"), and now he wants to tell her the complete story.

This is a lot of information, but you might say, why should I believe him? It might be nonsense, and Tarzan is not his. But he really directed Tarzan. It turns out that Barker has been planning a big plan since the last century. If you think about it carefully, there is no scene of the king and queen sinking in the ship in Frozen. It turns out that this is the foreshadowing. OMG! So Tarzan is the new Disney prince hidden among the apes!

I feel like Princess Elsa must have had this expression when she heard the news...