They have only been getting better with representation in recent years, especially with Raya and the Last Dragon, which included their first southeast Asian 'princess' character. Throughout the years, Disney has expanded its range of characters, thereby demonstrating the importance of representation.

But that was just one example of how Disney movies can portray their girl characters in a positive light, with many Disney heroines breaking free from the norm. Although, in reality, he's delusional, wimpy, narcissistic, and self-centered.In 2003, singing group sensation, The Cheetah Girls from Disney Channel’s movie of the same name defied the traditional damsel in distress storyline when they covered i5’s girl power anthem, “Cinderella.” With lyrics like, “Don’t wanna depend on no one else, I’d rather rescue myself,” and “I can slay my own dragons…my knight in shining armor is me,” they put a new spin on girls and women's expectations, proving they can thrive on their own. Ivandoe is known as the fearless, charming, brave, adventurous, all-mighty prince of the forest. In a teaser image, Ivandoe can be seen being carried by his bird squire, Bert, in front of a wooden bridge, preparing to fight gnomes. Prince Ivandoe - Ivandoe is a 13/14 year old fawn of short height and a round body.Ivandoe has now embarked on an epically silly quest from Stag Kingdom to Eagle Mountain! Accompanied by his squire and best friend, Bert, a mountain blue bird, he travels through the Five Kingdoms, encountering royal rivals, magical fairy tale creatures and a bunch of assorted weirdos along the way!

One day, his father, The Mighty Stag, sends him on a quest in search of the legendary Golden Feather of the fearsome Eagle King. The series follows the adventures of Ivandoe, a young red-tailed deer, who is prince of the forest.

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