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The rest of the film deals with Anya learning to become more ladylike while Rasputin calls upon the powers of hell to try and kill her. The ending, like most animated movies, is a happy one; however, it is enlightening in a few ways. It's better if you see it.
Contrary to [[All Animation Is Disney|popular belief]], '''this movie was ''not'' produced by Disney'''. Though ironically enough, the film ''now counts as a Disney movie'' following The Walt Disney Company’s purchase of 20th Century Fox. The acquisition of Fox also made Anya a ''nominal'' if not ''de facto'' member of the [[Disney Princess]] franchise, and assuming she is acknowledged as such, the second to be based off a real person after [[Pocahontas]] (or the third if you count [[Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs|Snow White]] being allegedly based off
Got a [[Direct to Video]] prequel in the form of ''[[Bartok the Magnificent]]'',<ref>(though all it has in common with the first movie is...Bartok. And that it's set in an even less historically accurate version of Russia.)</ref> which deals with the plucky little bat impressing people with his "[[Blatant Lies|special abilities]]". It's important to note that this is the only sequel that Bluth has ever been involved with.
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