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** In ''Frozen Fever'', the multi-tiered cake with two figurines and no candles on top looks much more like a wedding cake than a birthday cake. And then Elsa tells Anna she wants to "be your birthday ''date",'' and uses a [[Red String of Fate]] to lead Anna to her presents. Furthermore, upon a closer inspection of the [http://data.techtimes.com/data/images/full/43265/awkward-family-portrait-jpg.jpg family portrait], you can see Anna actually holding hands with Elsa and not her boyfriend Kristoff despite being next to her on the opposite side.
** In ''Olaf's Frozen Adventure'', "When We're Together", the duet sung by Elsa and Anna, is indistinguishable from a love song.
* [[Informed Wrongness]]: We're intended to see Anna's split-second decision to go off and marry with Prince Hans right after their meeting as a foolish one and she's going after a guy she just met to the point that Anna herself realizes her own recklessness with [[The Reveal]] that Hans turned out to be a treacherous prince. However, given that Anna has no social interaction for thirteen years, it's sorta a given that she would want to have any interactions or support whenever possible and to get out of a dark, empty, unhealthy living arrangement with a sister who refuses to talk to her. It doesn't help that neither Elsa or Kristoff are particularly emphatic of Anna's plight but especially the former, who has less social interaction than she does which makes her come off as a huge hypocrite - while she is rightfully called out by Anna, Elsa herself never admits or realize how she doesn't really have the right to call out Anna either.
* [[Internet Backdraft]]:
** The film was backlashed against before it was even released due to people judging its quality and its meta, based on what they saw in previews, interpretations of creator quotes, preferences towards hand-drawn animation, and complaints over gender and race
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