Random Insanely Smart Fan Theories About Frozen (22 items)

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  (#21) Quasimodo Is Related to Elsa and Anna

  Redditor Chiquen has a thorough theory about why this is true. 
   
  A few of his points: 
   
  Quasi created the trolls of Arendelle as he created his own gargoyle family. After he leaves the cathedral, he travels to Arendelle. Quasimodo, or an ancestor of his, marries into the Arendelle family. There’s a map to the trolls in the royal library. Elsa’s magic comes from Quasimodo’s time, and the stone magic of the trolls. This is where Anna’s red hair comes from.
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  (#17) Hans Has the Same Powers as Elsa

  First off, that explains how he makes a sword appear as he is about to kill Elsa. Hans wants all of the power of the kingdom for himself and with both sisters and heirs gone, he’s got a pretty clean shot at the Arendelle throne. Other clues that he might have the same power? He wears gloves most of the time, and takes them off to put out a candle with his fingers.

  And he’s given into the dark side of ice power, making him power mad.
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  (#10) Joan of Arc Is Anna and Elsa’s Ancestor

  Here's a fan theory that will really make you think. To prevent being burned at the stake much like her distant ancestor, Elsa developed the ability to freeze the world around her.
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  (#8) Tarzan Is The Brother Of Elsa And Anna

  Disney universe fan theories like to interconnect all the Disney movies together, and Frozen is no different. Many fans speculate the fate Elsa and Anna's parents - and some believe the couple might have actually survived their shipwreck. After landing on a deserted island, the couple gave birth to the king of the jungle, Tarzan. 

  In 2017, Frozen director Chris Buck confirmed the fan theory. He said during the four years it took to make the feature animated film, he constantly thought of what happened to the sister's parents. In his head, he said, the king and queen were pregnant with Tarzan when their ship wrecked. They built a treehouse before their untimely end, and the boy was raised by gorillas. 
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  (#19) Hans Is a Mirror

  Many fans think this theory explains Hans’s confusing character. He’s not a person, but rather reflects the emotions and mindset of the person with whom he interacts. Possibly, he’s the Mirror from the story "The Snow Queen," disguised as a person.
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  (#11) Frozen, Brave, and Tangled Are Educational Films in The Incredibles Universe

  ObiShaneKenobi came up with a truly amusing theory. As a way to educate the population about supers, the government in The Incredibles shows three historical films, Frozen, Brave, and Tangled. The historical films demonstrate the positive side of being a super, and to not be afraid of them.

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