1. "Moana"
   "Frozen"
2. "Tangled"
   "The Little Mermaid"

In 2016, Disney gave us "Moana" and the Disney Princess we didn't even know we needed. The movie tells the story of the strong-willed daughter of the chief of a Polynesian village.

1. Cinderella
   Jasmine
2. Belle
   Moana

OMG, how lit will a live-action remake of "Moana" be when we finally get it? For now, we'll have to settle for "Cinderella," Beauty and the Beast" and "Aladdin." Up next, we can expect "The Little Mermaid" and "Mulan."

1. Tiana
   Rapunzel
2. Belle
   Mulan

Disney's animation team has come along from the days of Snow White's limited facial expressions. In the "Princess and the Frog," Tiana flashes smiles left and right that show off her adorable dimples.

1. Moana
   Mulan
2. Cinderella
   Rapunzel

For its 50th animated feature film, Disney put its own spin on a classic fairy tale. Fans loved Rapunzel in "Tangled" so much that the movie even got a sequel ("Tangled Ever After") and a television spin-off.

1. Moana
   Merida
2. Tiana
   Elsa

It had been a minute since a new Disney Princess, and the world was ready for another. In 2016, "Moana" debuted and went on to gross over $643 million worldwide. The latest Disney Princess really earned her crown!

1. Merida
   Moana
2. Jasmine
   Rapunzel

Jasmine is just a unique Disney Princess, and we're living for it. She's the only princess not to wear a gown or a dress. Pants are a lot more practical for magic-carpet riding. Even though she's not the main character in "Aladdin," she totally carried the movie.

1. Jasmine
   Tiana
2. Merida
   Aurora

Yes, the princess in "The Princess and the Frog" is none other than the lovely Tiana. This particular movie was Disney's 49th animated feature film. We just couldn't get enough of Tiana and Prince Naveen.

1. Tiana
   Merida
2. Rapunzel
   Elsa

You might not have remembered that Aurora from "Sleeping Beauty" has an English accent. After all, she only has 18 lines of dialogue in the film (probably because she's sleeping almost the whole time). But surely you remember spunky Merida's Scottish accent in "Brave."

1. Hammer throw
   Curling
2. Archery
   Rugby

There is so much to love about Merida, including that she's big athletic. Like her fellow Disney Princess Mulan, Merida is all about archery. This girl took your princess stereotypes and shot an arrow through them!

1. Rapunzel
   Belle
2. Tiana
   Ariel

If you've never given any thought to what hand the Disney Princesses tend to use, then this question might have tripped you up. While she's busy working her two jobs, Tiana relies on her left hand.

1. Belle
   Snow White
2. Aurora
   Ariel

This seems like, basically, a billion years ago. Back in 1937, Snow White became the first Disney Princess with the debut of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." The world didn't get another Disney Princess until Cinderella came on the scene in 1950.

1. Merida
   Tiana
2. Rapunzel
   Mulan

Unlike earlier generations of Disney Princesses, the newer Disney Princesses don't need a prince. Merida, our fave warrior princess, was the first. Most recently, Moana didn't have a love interest either.

1. Anna
   Snow White
2. Belle
   Moana

Along with her sister, Anna, Elsa is unofficially considered part of the Modern Era of Princesses. Unlike the Golden Era or Renaissance Era, characters in the Modern Era aren't thirsty for love.

1. Pocahontas
   Jasmine
2. Moana
   Tiana

Even though lots of characters in "Moana" are inked, the title character isn't. That makes Pocahontas the only Disney Princess with tats. In the film, Pocahontas is supposed to be 18 years old.

1. Hercules
   Flynn Rider
2. Kristoff
   John Smith

Yaas, talk about a breath of fresh air! Just when all the Disney Princes were starting to feel the same, we got Flynn Rider in "Tangled." Some critics thought he was obnoxious, but personally, we loved his humor and sarcasm.

1. Mulan
   Moana
2. Merida
   Pocahontas

While several Disney Princesses are based on stories or legends, Pocahontas is the only one to be based on a real person. The real Pocahontas, the daughter of Powhatan, was born in the late 1500s.

1. Belle
   Mulan
2. Merida
   Rapunzel

Tbh, they kind of all have big eyes (the whole animated thing). But the biggest of the big belong to Rapunzel. Between her big, beautiful eyes and long-AF hair, no wonder she's a Disney Princess!

1. Tiana
   Rapunzel
2. Moana
   Mulan

Wow, this Disney fact totally blew our minds. Kristen Bell, the voice of Anna, and Idina Menzel, the voice of Elsa, both auditioned to play Rapunzel in "Tangled." We're so glad neither of them scored the role because we can't imagine "Frozen" without them!

1. Belle
   Moana
2. Merida
   Pocahontas

We really had to think about this one. Merida is the only Disney Princess with brothers. After all the sisters and stepsisters, Princes Harris, Hubert and Hamish were a welcomed breath of fresh Highland air.

1. Jasmine
   Mulan
2. Rapunzel
   Merida

Yaas, Merida just marches to the beat of her own drum. Unlike all of the other Disney Princesses, she doesn't sing her own song or duet with another character. As much as we like Disney soundtracks, this departure from the norm didn't bother us in the slightest.

1. Aurora
   Cinderella
2. Pocahontas
   Snow White

Wow, this one takes us way back. Turns out, Rapunzel wasn't the first Disney Princess to hail from Bavaria. Snow White also called Southeastern Germany home. We bet the two both have a thing for pretzels!

1. Belle
   Ariel
2. Cinderella
   Tiana

This is kind of neat: All the Disney Princesses to marry into royalty wear opera gloves (Belle, Cinderella and Tiana). The ones born into royalty, like Ariel, don't. Tbh, the daughter of King Triton doesn't wear much of anything.

1. "Moana"
   "Frozen"
2. "Mulan"
   "The Princess and the Frog"

OMG, this song used to be everywhere! You couldn't go a single place without hearing it, and if we're being honest, it kind of got annoying after a while. But we could still rock out to Demi Lovato's rendition.

1. Princess Atta
   Jessie
2. Elastigirl
   Merida

In 2013, Merida from "Brave" became the first Pixar character to receive this prestigious honor. The daughter of King Fergus and Queen Elinor was the 11th character added to the Disney Princess lineup.

1. "Frau Trude"
   "King Thrushbeard"
2. "The Robber Bridegroom"
   "The Frog Prince"

Okay, even if you didn't know for sure, the similar titles probably gave you a hint. The main character, Tiana, was also inspired by Princess Emma from E.D. Baker's novel "The Frog Princess."

1. 14 years old
   16 years old
2. 17 years old
   19 years old

Um, this kind of makes us feel ancient, but whatever. Tiana, from "The Princess and the Frog," is the oldest Disney Princess at 19 years old. The youngest Disney Princess is Snow White at 14 years old.

1. Eugene Fitzherbert
   John Smith
2. Prince Ferdinand
   Wee Dingwall

After growing up a poor orphan, Eugene Fitzherbert became a thief under the name "Flynn Rider." Flynn got the idea for his alter ego from a book called "The Tales of Flynnigan Rider." He wanted to be rich like the main character.

1. Ursula
   Sebastian
2. Scuttle
   Flounder

OMG, we love a good cameo. In "Moana," we catch a 2D shot of Flounder during the scene where Maui uses his magic to show sea creatures swimming. Also in the movie, we're treated to an appearance by Olaf from "Frozen."

1. Merida
   Belle
2. Ariel
   Pocahontas

In 2012, Disney released the Pixar film "Brave." Princess Merida of DunBroch was a huge mood from the start. From her fiery red hair to her adorable Clydesdale, Angus, Disney fans adored her.

1. England
   Ireland
2. Scotland
   Italy

In the film "Brave," Merida and her royal family live in a mythical Scottish kingdom. While DunBroch itself isn't a real place, the actual Scottish Highlands were very much an inspiration for the story.

1. Oprah Winfrey
   Beyoncé
2. Jada Pinkett Smith
   Gabrielle Union

Beyoncé had the opportunity to voice Tiana in "The Princess and the Frog," but apparently, she refused to audition. The role went to her "Dreamgirls" co-star Anika Noni Rose, who totally slayed.

1. 15 feet
   45 feet
2. 70 feet
   900 feet

Rapunzel's hair in "Tangled" is extra AF. It took more than 30 animators and engineers to bring her more than 70 feet of hair to life. How long do you think it took her to blow dry it?

1. Anika Noni Rose
   Auli'i Cravolho
2. Elisha Ainsley
   Miley Cyrus

The talented voice behind Moana is Auli'i Cravolho. One of the youngest actresses to play a Disney Princess, she celebrated her 16th birthday on the day "Moana" debuted in theaters.

1. Emma Stone
   Margot Robie
2. Jennifer Lawrence
   Mandy Moore

In the beginning, Kristin Chenoweth was set to voice Rapunzel. When she backed out, the gig went to Reese Witherspoon. But she ended up dipping too. Finally, the role went to Mandy Moore, and she was perf.

1. Reese Witherspoon
   Jennifer Lawrence
2. Natalie Portman
   Sophie Turner

As much as we love Reese Witherspoon, we can't imagine any other voice than Kelly Macdonald for Merida. The Universe has a way of getting what it wants, and in the end, we love that Macdonald is a Scottish actress.