Same as before.

Suck as parents and suck as a couple! Also, since I saw people were shocked by Anastasia and The Baker getting votes I can name possible explanations.

1.People just don't want to think of Anastasia as anything more than just an ugly step-sister. They don't wanna be challenged by the possibility that Anastasia is a deeper character than they want to believe. Plus believing she doesn't deserve happiness after all she did to Cinderella, despite Cinderella being the bigger person and forgiving her, they don't want her to be with The Baker.

2.They have little screentime together... and yet that doesn't stop them from praising Aurora and Phillip as a masterpiece of a couple when they share just as little screentime and probably even less dialogue.

3.People have a biasness against sequels and refuse to admit anything positive about them. Quite sad and closed-minded, really, but unfortunately true.

4.Rigging is also very likely. No one bothered to comment about them in the past round (or any for that matter). Coincidence? I think NOT! The lack of comments could be the rigging or that I'm unfortunately right that people don't have better reasons beyond the ones I've just named.

I don't find them great, they died in the movie also. I see that they tried to help Elsa with her 'powers' problem, that's positive for me. I don't see the point for this couple to be wonderful.

Please go away. You are the worst set of Disney parents on record.

I've been voting for them for a long time. They're just... eh. Bad parents, not a very memorable couple.

I just thought of one reason, which is a really BIG reason, why they're such a bad couple and it does have to do with their parenting. We all know that their parenting was terrible and it seemed like they both just shared the same brain. Something I love about couples that I love are that both characters have flaws, some similar to each other, but also plenty that are different from each other, so it means they're able to balance each other out. A good couple should be able to see past the others flaws and bring out the best in each other. These two just share the exact same brain and neither has any differences. The King is the one vocally making the decisions, but the Queen just goes along with it instead of having her own opinion on the subject like a real person would. her only line in the movie is "She's ice cold," and that's it. So they might as well be the same character with the same personality. Couples like Cory and Topanga from Boy Meets World and Girl Meets World have flaws and bring out the best in each other by balancing each other out but having respect for each other. This is why they're both a great couple and great parents. So the horrible parenting decisions was the fault of the King and Queen having the same brain and not being able to balance each other out. When one makes a mistake, the other should point it out because they didn't believe in it to begin with and have a backup plan. Their bad parenting just shows how these two don't balance each other out and might as well just be one parent. Although, I guess if each of them has only half a brain, they might as well only have one brain. I may be overanalyzing this, but oh well.

KataraLover, that's the point of fandoms tho. Overanalyzing. So I love your comment and I always look forward to hearing your opinions actually because you really get into them. Thank you. I hope to see more comments from you as this countdown progresses. =)

I think King and Queen of Arendelle as a parent were bad but actually there's no evidence to say that they were bad as a couple as well. At least they were together with each other, supported each other, seemed loyal and soft spoken.

I don't even remember them...

The King and Queen of Arendelle were bad parents for sure, but they weren't a bad couple. Naveen's parents aren't a bad couple either, but they're not very memorable.

I don't like any of the three princess's couples, but this is my least favorite.

They didn't really seem to have any chemistry or show compassion towards each other.