The Princesses Of Westeros – Game Of Thrones Characters Reimagined As Disney Princesses

While we have already seen the Disney Version of Game Of Thrones, this time we have a wonderful adaptation of our favorite ladies of Game of Thrones specially re-imagined as Disney Princesses.

Artist Sam Tsui also known as DjeDjehuti on DeviantArt creates amazing Game of Thrones Character appearances as Classic Disney Princesses.

Someone needs to pitch this idea to Disney Studios with complex changes in violence, language, and sex scenes. Totally doable, right?

Ariel as Melisandre

Seeing our favorite Disney redhead (I still love you, Merida) dressed as the Scarlet Witch makes me sing “I wish I could be a part of your world.” What a combination.

Aurora as Cersei

Aurora is a much sweeter and loveable princess than Cersei, but you can’t deny how similar she is in this regard.

Belle and Margeary

Belle is the perfect Margaery – kind, sweet, beautiful and graceful. Even though she has her happily ever after with her prince charming, we can all pretend Margaery is living through him because of this photo.

Cinderella as Catelyn Stark

Our favorite mother is played by our favorite stepdaughter. Hardworking, honest and loyal, Catelyn and Cinderella do have something in common – except for hair color.

Elsa as Daeneys

The Mother of Dragons takes a cool role in this picture as Elsa. Despite their fundamental differences, they look like sisters from different masters. …Wait. Can we confirm that they are not related at all?! Come on Disney…

Grandma Fa as Olenna Tyrell

My two favorite grandmothers combined into one. My day, month and year are made. Their personalities are very similar and they are both very likable. Oh, Miss Olenna… you are missed.

Melati as Ellaria Sand

Beautiful, exotic, and paired with a beautiful man – Jasmine and Ellaria might as well be the same person, with one small exception – Jasmine is less petty and vengeful than Ellaria.

Lilo as Arya Stark

Lilo and Arya are both spunky, unhealthy, dark-skinned little girls. Disney’s only young girl protagonist, the two are also a great mix.

Merida as Ygritte

Wild red curls, cool attitude, awesome accent, perfect aim with a bow and arrow… Ygritte is Merida, and Merida is Ygritte.

Mulan as Brienne

Yes. Although we don’t witness Brienne’s early years and struggles, she has gone through a lot to become a respected knight. She didn’t have to lie about being a woman like Mulan did, but these women showed the world that women could do the same (if not more) as any man could. Very much yes.

Rapunzel as Sansa Stark

Who better to portray Sansa, who was locked up in a tower many times, bullied by her abusers and had a pretty tough life, than Rapunzel? She also knows what it’s like, and has beautiful hair too.

Snow White as Shae

The illustrations are beautiful, but there’s a reason why I giggled a little at the artist’s choice. These two have nothing in common, it’s just that they both seem to really like having dwarves around… Ha.

Tiana as Meera Reed

You might be scratching your head when you hear this one, but here’s what the artist herself had to say: “Meera is of course the spunky girl who helps Bran and the crew reach the three-eyed raven north of the wall — The Reeds are the rulers of the Cranogmen, who live in the swamps and are sometimes called ‘frog-eaters’ — so I think this Tiana, a bayou beauty, would be a great fit!”