Ever wonder why Prince Eric is so fixated on Ariel's voice? This dark Little Mermaid fan theory offers a horrifying answer.

Three cheers for the new “Little Mermaid” and “Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After” shows at Disney World, adding to theater ...

The story is mostly the same, following young mermaid Princess Ariel (Halle Bailey), who falls for human Prince Eric (Jonah Hauer-King) and makes a deal with sea witch Ursula (Melissa McCarthy) to ...

In the original 1989 animated film, Ursula acts as the main antagonist. Portrayed by Pat Carroll, she plays a major role in the story by tricking Ariel and transforming her into a human. Although ...

When the young mermaid hesitates because becoming human will separate her from her family, Ursula dismisses the concerns, and her eels gag Ariel’s friends when they caution her against signing ...

Two songs have lyric changes "Poor Unfortunate Souls" is modified to remove a section where Ursula tells Ariel about how in the human world it's "much preferred for ladies not to say a word." ...

In the second half of the original song, Ursula goes over the payment of her deal: In exchange for turning Ariel human, she wants Ariel’s voice.

Little Mermaid fans know all about the human forms of Ariel and Ursula, taking them out of the seas and onto the land. However, Ursula got the short end of the stick in Disney Dreamlight Valley ...

Original animated Ariel doesn’t get enough credit for breaking the Disney Princess mold, but Rob Marshall’s live-action remake makes her stronger.

(In a tweak from the original movie, Ursula slips a mickey in Ariel's spell that makes it so she's unable to remember needing that kiss; I, for one, did not have Ursula 2.0 being even dastardlier ...

In the movie, Ariel makes a deal with sea witch Ursula to trade her beautiful voice for human legs so she can explore the world above water and impress Prince Eric.