| “ | ♫You must be sharp as a striking viper; with all the might of a great monsoon; with all the stealth of a stalking tiger; prepare weapons for our war is coming... I'm made anew, rising from the fire, forged from the hate of the girl you knew. She's burned to ash, left up on the pyre! Mysterious as the dark side of... now you'll really know the dark side of... the moon!♫ | „ |
| ~ Mulan |
Fa Mulan, also known as simply Mulan, is a major character from the "Disney Princesses but they're Villains" series of songs by British musical artist Lydia the Bard. She is a villainous adaptation of the character from the 1998 animated Disney film Mulan, serving as the main protagonist of her song.
She was once a member of the Chinese army pretending to be a man to save the life of her father, developing feelings for her general, Shang. When she was discovered, her father was sent in her place and died. Outraged, Mulan amasses an army of people who agree with her and sets out to dethrone the Emperor, kill Shang, and take over China.
She was voiced by Lydia the Bard.
Biography[]
Mulan's story begins much as it did in Mulan: when China begins calling one man from every household to serve in war against the Huns, Mulan, in an attempt to save the life of her aging father, disguises herself as a man and joins the army herself, becoming trained in combat while slowly developing feelings for her general, Shang.
However, at some point, Mulan is discovered. Shang, opting not to give her the punishment of death, sends her back to her home and has her father sent in her place as per tradition. The Chinese go to war and win against the Huns, but suffer many casualties, including Mulan's father.
Mulan, outraged at the government and Shang for the needless waste of lives and blaming them for her father's death, begins to speak out against them. She finds many in her village who agree with her, and her ideology begins to spread of a better, safer world. A rebellion begins to form, with Mulan as its leader. Though her intentions begin as noble, she becomes fixated on revenge on Shang, driving her to hypocritically devalue her troops' lives in pursuit of her goal.
Several years later, Mulan and her rebellion have become a major threat. With Shang now in charge of the entire Chinese army, Mulan decides to strike at the capital, set on dethroning the emperor, taking over China, and murdering Shang. She sends a falcon with a warning to them, claiming that it is the least she can do. In the ruins of a village she and her army destroyed, Mulan gives her troops a pep talk by mocking the song Shang once sang to his troops. She admits that she does not care how many of her rebels die, as it is a "sacrifice she's willing to make" to ensure that her plans succeed.
Personality[]
This version of Mulan is determined and strong-willed. When she sets her mind to a goal, she becomes obsessively fixated on it, to the point of doing more damage than helping in her pursuits for power and vengeance. She longed to keep her father and who she deemed innocent safe, but at the cost of violently pushing back against those she deemed her enemies.
Additionally, she admits that she believes her rebels are expendable, as they are a sacrifice she is willing to make in her dark pursuit of vengeance.
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Trivia[]
- Mulan is one of a few protagonists featured in the "Disney Princesses but they're Villains" series that are not actually royalty or equivalent; the others being Mirabel, Isabela, Asha, Dolores, Tinkerbell, Alice, Wendy and Luisa.
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