Snow/Prince - Usually, I do not like "love at first sight" couples, but I just find Snow/Prince SO CUTE. Just the meeting that they have; you can tell Prince is not shallow by any means; when he climbs over the wall, he grins when he sees Snow White, not enchanted by just her voice, but her optimism as well. When he apologizes for frightening Snow, Prince is sincere, and he sings for her as well as looking all over the land JUST for her. When Snow woke up, the two are just SO happy and so ecstatic; it is so sweet to watch.

Cindy/Charming - I don't really like this couple because of the lack of dedication from Charming's end. I mean, seriously, if he loved her as much as he did, then why can't he summon a carriage of his own and look for her instead of summoning those guards? He was the one who looked at Cindy RIGHT IN THE EYE, so he has a better chance of finding her than everyone else...I just find this irritating.

Aurora/Phillip - As a couple, it just freaks me out. I'm sorry. He just goes out while she is dancing in the woods and almost gropes her; Phillip is a potential pedo. And yes, I admire him for going after her and fighting the dragon for her, but I just see a huge lack of development with them in general. I don't know...just not a very good couple, imo.

Ariel/Eric - my GOD, I love them so much. <3 I love how Eric loves Ariel for her even when she first meets him; when she blows the pipe in Grimbsy's face, Eric finds it to be funny. He even found her curiosity of the fair and the puppets amusing. It is also a unique couple because instead of the guy pursuing the girl, it is the other way around. They are so sweet and realistic together because they get to know one another by observing each other and spending time with each other.

Belle/Beast - This is the best couple for me, hands down. I love how this pairing their time and goes through actual stages, and they end up becoming stronger in the end because of it. First they are enemies and can't stand one another...then after the wolf chase scene, the two gain respect for one another. They spend months together in the castle and slowly become closer as friends, then crushing on one another, and then finally as lovers with their love running deeply for one another. I love it especially when the Beast lets Belle go selflessly because he loves her and doesn't care about his fate with the curse; it is such a pivotal moment for his character and their relationship. I just love them together, and I can go on and on about them.

Aladdin/Jasmine: Okay, thing is, I love how this couple meets one another. I love how they flirt with each other in the marketplace and almost kiss one another. I guess my problem with it is what happens after. I find it admirable that Aladdin rescues Jasmine from the snake, but when he is disguised as a prince and lies to her non-stop, I don't think he deserves her at all.

Poca/John: Oh my gosh, this couple is so HOT! They are both so steamy and passionate (which is one big reason why I love them, lol), but another reason I really love them is because they gain respect from one another as they each learn about the other's customs. I know they don't officially end up together, but I love them anyway because their tragic love story is so powerful to me. Despite being separated, their love for one another will always remain strong. (I am pretending the sequel never happened.)

Mulan/Shang - Okay, the reason they are this low is because they are not really a couple. I mean, I love the respect and companionship they have together in the army, but I don't like the fact that they suddenly tacked on the crush thing from Shang in the end. If Mulan just had a crush on him and Shang did not with the two not ending together, I would like that more. Why not take the time to develop a relationship more in a sequel? But no, they had to half-ass it.

Tiana/Naveen - Okay, I LOVE this relationship from Naveen's end. You can tell he grows/changes and slowly forms love for her. It is really sweet. However, I don't like how Tiana suddenly falls in love with him out of the blue; it is like they forgot about it and then suddenly tacked it on at the end. I just really like when things are rushed.

Rapunzel/Flynn - This is the worst offender of a half-assed relationship to me. In theory, they should've stayed as friends or a brother/sister relationship; their personalities don't even click with one another as lovers. Their meeting is good, and their disagreements while traveling is good. When they become friends at the campfire, that is also good. But then all of a sudden, they fall in love for NO apparent reason in "I See the Light." Worst pacing ever. Really, you cannot just start a good relationship and just rush it, or it becomes terribly unconvincing. Either make it a "love at first sight" relationship, or take your time with it and cover all stages. Don't try to do both, or it just comes out as full of fail and terrible, like this one.

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Pocahontas/John - The most passionate couple, I swear I can feel the passion coming out of the screen. I particularly respect them for being able to leave each other at the end for more important things, they're not clingy and annoying as a couple.

Ariel/Eric - It's a little bit silly on Ariel's part, but I adore the way Eric falls for her. I suppose Ariel was very lucky because it seems that Eric is just right for her, they make a very cute couple.

Snow White/Prince - Simply adorable. A match made in heaven. I love the way the Prince sings to her and searches for her, even if it is unrealistic. And Snow White patiently waits for the day when she will see him again. Kissing a dead girl should be creepy, but it was done so beautifully in the film.

Aladdin/Jasmine - Complete opposites, but you can see that they really care for each other. Aladdin probably doesn't deserve her because of his lies, but he did it because he wasn't confident in who he was, and I love that Jasmine is able to see that.

Belle/Beast - They're a classic couple. Obviously the story is too good to be true, but it's one of the best romantic fairytales, with Belle being able to see the true person within the Beast. I love that she will stand up to him when she doesn't like the way he treats her, as it creates a relationship where both are equals.

Cinderella/Charming - The way they fell in love was quite romantic, but other than that we don't see much of them as a couple.

Aurora/Phillip - Sweet meeting, and I admire Phillip for being prepared to save her, but I've always felt annoyed at Aurora for being more concerned about never seeing Phillip again than she was about meeting her parents for the first time. That kind of reaction makes it seem like more of a teenage crush relationship to me.

Rapunzel/Flynn - Honestly, I don't really like them as a couple. They seem better as friends. But it was very good of Flynn to give up his life for Rapunzel's freedom.

Tiana/Naveen - Their relationship seemed to come out of nowhere. Naveen just doesn't seem like the right type for Tiana, and if this wasn't a Disney movie, I couldn't see them lasting.

Mulan/Shang - Well, it hardly exists, in the first movie at least. It seems that they're more in awe of each other rather than actually in love.