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"**Pair of Sneakers**" is the twenty-first episode of the animated short series, *Descendants: Wicked World*. It premiered on November 4, 2016 and is the third episode in the second season.

## Plot

Mal proceeds with her plan in returning to the Isle of the Lost in hopes of finding her birthright jewel. In order to cross the sea and pass through the magical barrier, she hijacks a limo parked outside the Tourney Team field, passing an unsuspecting Jay and Carlos. As she gets into the driver's seat and puts on her seat belt, she is caught by Freddie, who has been following her and wants to accompany her in her little venture. Mal is unable to talk her out of it and so they drive off together to the Isle of the Lost.

Upon arriving on the isle, Mal and Freddie return to the shop owned by Freddie's father. Freddie believes they might find Mal's jewel among the items in the shop, since he was known to hide things from just about anyone. They plan to go in, find the jewel, and get out before anyone sees them. Little did they know that a mysterious figure was tailing them from the shadows. Mal and Freddie enter the store and begin the search. Throughout the shop they find lots of stuff; Statues, dusty books, hats, potion bottles, and lots of skulls but no Jewel. Pretty soon they make a lot of mess as they went on with their search. Still they cannot find Mal's birthright jewel and they decide to call it a day. Freddie is sorry that they could not find it and gives her some kind of necklace to cheer her up. Then they decide to call it a day and head back to Auradon. However, before Mal catches up with Freddie, the necklace that she was given begins to glow. Then Mal's eyes begin to glow green and suddenly starts to show an evil smirk and a chuckle.

## Cast

* Dove Cameron as Mal
* Lauryn McClain as Freddie Facilier
* Booboo Stewart as Jay
* Cameron Boyce as Carlos De Vil

## Trivia

* In the shop a lot more items representing different Disney Villains and Disney films are seen.
	+ Abu's hat is on a shelf with a ball of monkey hair underneath.
	+ A statue of Hades is found behind a rail of dresses.
	+ Mal uses the "Dinglehopper" to clear away some cobwebs.
	+ Maleficent's Staff from the 2014 film and Mary Poppins' umbrella are together in a basket. Also in the basket, Freddie finds Judge Claude Frollo's hat.
* It is revealed in this episode that Mal knows how to drive.
	+ The limo that Mal "borrows" is the one that brought Mal, Evie, Carlos and Jay to Auradon in the film as she used the button to remove the barrier.
* A new, mysterious figure is tailing Mal and Freddie.
Sharpay Evans

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Sharpay Evansis the main antagonist of *High School Musical* and *High School Musical 2*, and is the protagonist of *Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure*. She is not the main antagonist as a character in the movie *High School Musical 3: Senior Year*. In *High School Musical 2*, her posse are called the Sharpettes, one is played by Tanya Chisholm, one is played by Kelli Baker and one is played by McCall Clark. She is played by Ashley Tisdale.
Megan Mullally

**Megan Mullally** (born November 12, 1958) is an American stage and screen actress and singer who is best known for her television role as Karen Walker on the NBC sitcom *Will & Grace* from 1998 to 2006.

She voiced Adele in the 2004 Disney animated film *Teacher's Pet, Mrs. Marilyn Driscoll in Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja* and Miss Nettle in the *Sofia the First* episodes "Make Way for Miss Nettle" and "The Enchanted Feast". She also appeared in the 2014 Disney fantasy-comedy film *Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day*as Nina.
Princess Hildegard

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**Princess Hildegard** is a minor character in the Disney Junior series *Sofia the First*. She is one of Amber and Clio's best friends and one of the most popular princesses at Royal Prep. She is voiced by Coco Grayson.

## Personality

In terms of personality, Hildegard is very much like her friend Amber, in that she tends to be snobbish, self-centered and having a tendency to act aloof to those she finds beneath her. However, in the episode "Baileywick's Day Off", Hildegard is seen showing a greater tolerance for Ruby and Jade, likely due to meeting them in earlier episodes.

Hildegard is also very proud and confident in herself. Her stoic personality is what separates her from the other princesses. Usually, Hildegard will be seen wearing her haughty smile and carrying herself in a manner that tells others she's "a cut above the rest." In fact, as Zandar finds out in trying to impress her, she is only truly pleased when in the spotlight.

In "The Princess Test", however, that image withers away. When Hildegard feels the pressure of an important test, she tries to hide herself away, not wanting her friends, especially Amber, to see her in doubt. However, Amber, donning the maternal role Sofia played to support her, offers some words of encouragement and Hildegard regains her confidence, thus passing the test.

Hildegard, though mostly like Amber in nature, does have some contrasts. Unlike the flamboyant Amber, Hildegard has a taste for simpler styles. She liked Sofia's small garden tea party, saying it reminded her of countryside picnics. She is also willing to try new things if only to find something to impress her.

In "Scrambled Pets", she is revealed to be a snitch. She whispers to Clio that Amber, James, Sofia and Vivian will get in trouble for bringing their pets to school. This is looked upon further when she tells them that she let Freedo out so she can be the teacher's pet and make the other kids look bad.

In the episode "The Princess Stays in the Picture", Hildegard finds herself confessing to Sofia that she acts the way she does because she thought that, after embarrassing herself on the first day of school, the only way to get other people to like her was if she acted like a perfect princess with the answer to everything. Sofia told her that it was better to be honest and humble so people can see the real Hildegard. In the end, Amber noticed that Hildegard changed and that Hildegard and Sofia are now closer as friends.

In "Sidekick Clio", her friendship with Clio is explored more. Its revealed that she won't let Clio do anything she likes unless she likes it and they do it together. It took some choice words from Amber and watching Clio on stage, to realize that she had been acting very selfish. Reconciling with Clio, she agreed they could do what Clio wanted, from now on as well because they didn't have to do everything together.
Remy

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"Back to the restaurant. They'll fail without me."
"Because I'm a cook!"

**Remy** is a teal, average-sized rat, and the protagonist in Disney/Pixar's 2007 Academy Award-winning film, *Ratatouille*. He is voiced by Patton Oswalt.

## Background

### Personality

Remy is a rat who simply adores food and its quality. He befriends a spectral representation of his hero, the late Auguste Gusteau. Due to his love for food, he has a strong sense of smell, and his father Django appoints him as poison-checker amongst the rat's clan after Remy stops him from eating a poisoned apple core. Remy's gift with food allows him to be able to identify the different ingredients in a dish, and he always tries his best to make good, high-quality food. He also has an interest in humans, due to how they prepare food in such an exquisite manner, and soon becomes quite close to one particular human, Alfredo Linguini, who affectionately calls him "Little Chef" and cannot cook.

He is not a typical rat, and his personality is more like that of a human, as he walks on two feet instead of four. What he thinks of his talent is a bit of modesty, as shown when Linguini asked him if he could actually cook. Towards the fact that he is not really a typical rat, this concerns his father excessively, and always ends up in argument with him to do with his ways.

His overall dream is to become a chef, and he is always tempted to cook wherever he finds what he needs. When he finds Linguini and realizes he can control his actions with his hair, he immediately cooks food of extremely high-quality, hiding under Linguini's toque, and everyone buys his dishes by asking for the "Special Order".

At the end of *Ratatouille*, Remy's dream comes true in which he becomes a chef at the La Ratatouille bistro in Paris.
Stinky Pete

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"Idiots! Children destroy toys! You'll all be ruined! Forgotten! Spending eternity rotting in some landfill!"

**Stinky Pete the Prospector** (or simply known as **The Prospector**) is the one of the two main antagonists (alongside Al McWhiggin) of Pixar's third full-length animated feature film *Toy Story 2.* Stinky Pete is a vintage pull string toy from the 1950's, and inside his original box, his accessories include a pickaxe and a gold pan.

He is voiced by Kelsey Grammer in the film and by Stephen Stanton in *Toy Story 3: The Video Game* and *Kinect Disneyland Adventures*.

## Personality

At first, Stinky Pete was friendly and acted like a grandfather figure and a mentor. However, he soon snapped and turned out to be evil, having grown bitter at the fact that he spent his life on a dime-store shelf and was never sold.

On the TV show, *Woody's Roundup*, Stinky Pete was a regular, recurring protagonist. Though depicted mostly as an accident-prone, simple-minded hillbilly, Pete was established on the show as an overall good-natured friend and ally of Woody, Bullseye, and Jessie.
Pongo

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“*Pongo, you ol' rascal!*”

―Roger

**Pongo** is the main protagonist in the 1961 Disney animated feature film *One Hundred and One Dalmatians*, its sequel, its 1996 live-action adaptation and its television series. He is the husband of Perdita and father of 15 puppies and adopted father of 84 more puppies.

Pongo was voiced by Rod Taylor in the original film.

## Personality

Much like his owner, Roger, Pongo is laid-back, playful, and a tad goofy. Aside from this, he is extremely loyal, and actually took note of Roger's loneliness as a songwriting bachelor, thus making it his mission to find his good friend a suitable companion. With this, Pongo is the reason Roger and his wife, Anita, actually came together. This was an example of Pongo's love for Roger, and the two were shown to be the best of friends, having a mutual understanding towards one another. Roger affectionately refers to Pongo as "Pongo, ol' boy" and the two were even shown to share their own dance, which they engaged in whenever something celebratory occurred.

After the marriages of Roger and Anita, and Pongo and Perdita, the male Dalmatian retained his laid-back nature, though his fun-loving personality tone down considerably upon the birth of his and Perdita's fifteen puppies. With their arrival, Pongo remained playful, but proved to be a responsible, and loving father. His children, such as Patch and Penny, notably looked up to their father, and admired him greatly. His love for his children was put to the test when the thieving Cruella De Vil hatched a plot to use their skin for fur coats, resulting in both Pongo and Perdita embarking on a perilous journey to save both their children, and the other eighty-four puppies being held in captivity.

Throughout the adventure, different sides of Pongo's personality were showcased. He was shown to be intelligent, tactical, and stealthy. With his wits, he was able to outsmart the cunning Cruella, and her bumbling henchman, almost flawlessly. And with these assets, Pongo and his family were able to return home safely.
Toy Story 2 (soundtrack)

***Toy Story 2: An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack*** is the original score soundtrack album to *Toy Story 2*. Although currently out of print in the U.S., the CD is available in the U.S. as an import and all but one song is available digitally. All songs written and composed by Randy Newman. The soundtrack was released on November 9, 1999, fifteen days before the movie.

Randy Newman wrote two new songs for *Toy Story 2* as well as the complete original score:

* "When She Loved Me" – performed by Sarah McLachlan: Used for the flashback montage in which Jessie experiences being loved, forgotten, and ultimately abandoned by her owner, Emily. This song was nominated at the Oscars in 2000 for Best Song, though the award went to Phil Collins for "You'll Be in My Heart" from another Disney animated film, *Tarzan*.
* "Woody's Roundup" – performed by Riders in the Sky: Theme song for the "Woody's Roundup" TV show. Also end-credit music.

The film carried over one song from *Toy Story*, "You're Got a Friend in Me," sung at different points during the film by Tom Hanks and Robert Goulet. The film added two more Randy Newman compositions, Jessie's song - "When She Loved Me," sung by Sarah McLachlan over a montage of Jessie's past life, and the "Woody's Roundup" theme.
Wendy Darling

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"But Peter, how do we get to Never Land?"

**Wendy Darling** is the female protagonist in Walt Disney's 1953 feature film *Peter Pan*, based on the original character from Barrie's original novel.

She was voiced by Kathryn Beaumont in the original film and is currently voiced by Hynden Walch.

## Personality

Wendy is an adventurous 12-year-old girl, who loves to dream and tell stories to her younger siblings. Though her imagination is vivid and praised by her brothers Michael and John, Wendy's storytelling was initially looked down upon by her father, George, who found Wendy's stories and childlike nature to be immature and ridiculous, and voiced his desire to have her abandon her childhood as soon as possible to prepare herself for eventual adulthood. Because of this, Wendy grew a fear of growing up, and found comfort in the stories of Peter Pan and Never Land.

Nevertheless, upon visiting Never Land for the first time, Wendy found her maturity growing and becoming a more prominent part of her character as the overly adventurous and somewhat eccentric events on the fantasy island took place. This led her to finally accepting the fact that she will inevitably become an adult, one day. Even so, the young girl didn't allow this revelation to destroy her wondrous imagination.

As an adult (seen in *Return to Never Land*) Wendy hasn't lost her belief in Peter Pan, and tells stories about him to her two children, Jane and Danny. She has grown into a caring, smart, kind, and beautiful woman.
The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea (Soundtrack)

The film's official soundtrack was released on September 19, 2000. The soundtrack was released internationally on October 31, 2000 in a special edition double pack with the original film's soundtrack. Two limited edition two tracked CD samples were released as a promotion for the soundtrack in 2000.

## Tracklist

1. "Down to the Sea" Michael Silversher, Patty Silversher Jodi Benson, Rob Paulsen, Clancy Brown, Kay E. Kuter, Samuel E. Wright and Chorus 3:29
2. "Tip and Dash" Silversher, Silversher Max Casella, Stephen Furst, Tara Charendoff 1:59
3. "Iko Iko" (\*) Barbara Ann Hawkins, Jessie Thomas, Joan Johnson, Maralyn Jones, Joe Jones, Rose Lee Hawkins, Sharon Jones Wright 3:49
4. "Octopus's Garden" (\*) Richard Starkey Wright 2:47
5. "For a Moment" Silversher, Silversher Benson, Charendoff 2:28
6. "Give a Little Love" (\*) Albert Hammond, Diane Warren Wright 3:57
7. "Hot, Hot, Hot" Alphonsus Cassell Wright 5:08
8. "Here on the Land and Sea" (Finale) Silversher, Silversher Benson, Charendoff, Wright 1:44

**Limited edition two track CD 1**

1. "Part Of Your World" Alan Menken, Howard Ashman Cheyl Wright 3:25
2. "Limbo Rock" (\*) Samuel E. Wright 2:29

**Limited edition two track CD 2**

1. "Here on the Land and Sea" (Finale) Michael Silversher, Patty Silversher Jodi Benson, Tara Charendoff, Samuel E. Wright 1:44
2. "Coconut" (\*) Harry Nilsson Wright

* Note: \*These tracks were originally recorded for the album Sebastian: Party Gras!.

The film's ending credits play a new version of Part Of Your World from the original movie. It is performed by country singer Chely Wright. Another version of that song was performed by Ann Marie Boskovich. That version of the song was played in international dubbings of the film.
Pete's Dragon (2016 Soundtrack)

***Pete's Dragon*** is an soundtrack album for the 2016 Disney live-action remake of the same name. It was released on August 12, 2016.

The album features three original songs written for the David Lowery film, including the end credit track "Something Wild" by electronic violinist Lindsey Stirling featuring Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness. The soundtrack will also include "Nobody Knows" performed by the Lumineers, plus "The Dragon Song" performed by Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy.

The film’s original score was composed by Daniel Hart and Stirling will also appears throughout Hart’s work on the film’s instrumental accompaniment.

Performed by Grammy-nominated band The Lumineers, "Nobody Knows" was written by *Pete’s Dragon* co-screenwriter Toby Halbrooks with Andrew Tinker. "The Dragon Song", performed by singer-songwriter Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy (Will Oldham), was written by *Pete’s Dragon* director/screenwriter Lowery and co-screenwriter Toby Halbrooks and bookends the film. The soundtrack also includes a newly-recorded version of "Candle on the Water", performed by Okkervil River.
Phineas and Ferb

***Phineas and Ferb*** is a Disney Channel and Disney XD animated television series that centers on two stepbrothers, their sister, a pet platypus, and their adventures during summer vacation. The series premiered worldwide on February 1, 2008. It is also the first DCOS to premiere simultaneously worldwide. The show’s official US premiere was marketed as Phineas and Ferb-uary, due to new episodes being shown on many of the days during the month of February. Many of the show’s voice actors also appear on other Disney Channel shows, such as *Hannah Montana* and *The Suite Life of Zack and Cody*. According to the theme song, since there’s 104 days of summer vacation, it was considered that the series will consist of 104 11-min episodes or 52 22-min episodes. On August 25, 2011, the show was picked up for a fourth and final season on Disney Channel, later known to be 37 episodes, a possible spin-off on Isabella and the Fireside Girls and a feature film for the series. The series also had a live show that was shown in over 80 different cities across the United States. On June 9, 2014, *Phineas and Ferb*  broke the all-time record of half-hour episodes, set by *Dumbo's Circus* with 120. It is the longest running Disney Channel Original animated Series, beating *Kim Possible*’s 5 years and 3 months.

On July 25th, 2014 in an article from The Daily Beast, Dan and Swampy announced that there are 20 unaired episodes of Season 4 left that haven't aired yet. Afterwards, they will take their first hiatus in 8 years. The series' run ended on June 12, 2015, with a single hour-long episode airing in Fall 2015. However, in 2015, the creators got a show for Disney XD called *Milo Murphy's Law*, who is a few neighborhoods away from the boys.
Sofia the First (Soundtrack)

The ***Sofia the First Soundtrack*** is the first album that features songs from the Disney Junior animated series *Sofia the First*. It was released on February 12, 2013.

The genre of the soundtrack is family, learning, friendship and fantasy. The track listing includes songs from the first season and from the television special, *Sofia the First: Once Upon A Princess*.
Yzma

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(to Kronk) "To the secret lab!"
"Pull the lever, Kronk!"
"WRONG LEVER!!!!"
"Why do we even have that lever?!"
"KUZCO!!!!"
"KRO-OO-ONK!!!!!"

**Yzma** is the main antagonist in Disney's 2000 feature film the *Emperor's New Groove*, its 2005 sequel and 2006-08 television series.

She was voiced by Eartha Kitt.
Pocahontas (Original Soundtrack)

***Pocahontas: An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack*** is the soundtrack to Disney's 1995 animated feature *Pocahontas*. It contains songs from the film written by Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz, conducted by David Friedman, and performed by Judy Kuhn, Mel Gibson, Linda Hunt, Jim Cummings and David Ogden Stiers among others, and singles by Jon Secada and Shanice, and Vanessa Williams, along with the film's score composed by Alan Menken. It was released on May 30, 1995 on CD and audio cassette.

The film's soundtrack is probably best known for the track that serves as the film's anthem, "Colors of the Wind", which went on to win an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, and a Grammy Award. As a single, "Colors of the Wind" went on to reach #4 on the U.S. pop charts in 1995, and was one of Williams' biggest hits.

The soundtrack also won The Academy Award for Best Musical or Comedy Score, sold 2.3 million copies in the remaining two months of 1995 alone, and went on to reach #1 on the *Billboard* 200.
Sofia the First: The Curse of Princess Ivy (book)

**Sofia the First: The Curse of Princess Ivy** is a illustrated storybook based on the special of the same name from the Disney Junior series *Sofia the First*. It features beautifully illustrated pictures and Rapunzel. The book was released on October 7th, 2014.

## Description

Sofia discovers that her amulet is for so much more than just talking to the animals when her sister Amber takes the amulet and uses it to summon a princess. Unfortunately, the princess that magically appears before Amber and Sofia’s eyes is evil and she wants to overthrow the kingdom of Enchancia! Sofia and Amber’s every attempt to stop the princess fails…that is, until Rapunzel comes along, and helps the girls come up with the perfect plan to save the day.
Unforgettable

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"**Unforgettable**" is a pop song from the Disney/Pixar film *Finding Dory*. It is heard during the end credits of the film. It is track 30 on the *Finding Dory* Soundtrack.

## Lyrics

*Unforgettable, that's what you are*

*Unforgettable, both near or far*

*Like a song of love that clings to me*

*How the thought of you does things to me*

*Never before*

*Has someone been more*

*Unforgettable in every way*

*Unforgettable, that's how you'll stay*

*That's why darling it's incredible*

*That someone so unforgettable*

*Thinks that I am unforgettable too*

*Unforgettable in every way, oh, oh, oh*

*Unforgettable, that's how you'll stay*

*That's why darling it's incredible*

*That someone so unforgettable*

*Thinks that I am unforgettable too*

## Trivia

* "Unforgettable" is a 1950s crooner standard, first recorded by (and most associated with) Nat King Cole.
Strangers Like Me

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"**Strangers Like Me**" is a song featured in Disney's animated feature, *Tarzan*. It is sung by British singer Phil Collins in Tarzan's perspective. In the live musical adaption, Tarzan sings the song, with Jane singing additional lyrics to the tune of part of another song, "Waiting for this Moment".

The song talks about Tarzan' fascination with Jane, Mr. Porter, and Clayton who are humans like him yet completely different from him. The song has a verse describing Tarzan's feelings for Jane.

## Lyrics

*Whatever you do, I'll do it too*

*Show me everything and tell me how*

*It all means something*

*And yet nothing to me*

*I can see there's so much to learn*

*It's all so close and yet so far*

*I see myself as people see me*

*Oh, I just know there's something bigger out there*

*I wanna know, can you show me*

*I wanna know about these strangers like me*

*Tell me more, please show me*

*Something's familiar about these strangers like me*

*Every gesture, every move that she makes*

*Makes me feel like never before*

*Why do I have*

*This growing need to be beside her*

*Ooh, these emotions I never knew*

*Of some other world far beyond this place*

*Beyond the trees, above the clouds*

*I see before me a new horizon*

*I wanna know, can you show me*

*I wanna know about these strangers like me*

*Tell me more, please show me*

*Something's familiar about these strangers like me*

*Come with me now to see my world*

*Where there's beauty beyond your dreams*

*Can you feel the things I feel*

*Right now, with you*

*Take my hand*

*There's a world I need to know*

*I wanna know, can you show me*

*I wanna know about these strangers like me*

*Tell me more, please show me*

*Something's familiar about these strangers like me*

*...I wanna know*
On My Way

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"**On My Way**" is song featured in Disney's *Brother Bear,* by Phil Collins. In the movie, it starts off Koda singing, then switches to Phil Collins singing with Koda singing the last line. However on the soundtrack, Collins sings it all himself.

## Lyrics

*Tell everybody I'm on my way*

*New friends and new places to see*

*With blue skies ahead yes*

*I'm on my way*

*And there's nowhere else that I'd rather be*

*Tell everybody I'm on my way*

*And I'm loving every step I take*

*With the sun beating down yes*

*I'm on my way*

*And I can't keep this smile off my face*

*Cause there's nothing like seeing each other again*

*No matter what the distance between*

*And the stories that we tell will make you smile*

*Oh it really lifts my heart*

*So tell 'em all I'm on my way*

*New friends and new places to see*

*And to sleep under the stars*

*Who could ask for more*

*With the moon keeping watch over me*

*Not the snow and not the rain*

*Can change my mind*

*The sun will come out, wait and see*

*And the feeling of the wind in your face*

*Can lift your heart*

*Oh there's no where I would rather be*

*'Cause I'm on my way now-*

*Well and truly*

*I'm on my way now*

*(I'm on my way now)*

*REPEAT*

*Tell everybody I'm on my way*

*I just can't wait to be there*

*With blue skies ahead yes*

*I'm on my way*

*And nothing but good times to share*

*So tell everybody I'm on my way*

*And I just can't wait to be home*

*With the sun beating down yes*

*I'm on my way*

*And nothing but good times to show*

*I'm on my way*

*Yes, I'm on my way*

## Trivia

* In the movie, "On My Way" is the only song to be sung even partially by a character.
Power Of Me

"***Power Of Me***" is another song sung by Sofia (Ariel Winter) and Jake (Sean Ryan Fox) and part of Disney Junior's Pirate and Princess Summer. The song is about the power of doing good deeds and helping a friend in need, just Jake and Sofia.

## Lyrics

**Jake**: I know, being on the sea or sand

That I have the power to lend a helping hand

**Sofia**: I know, every boy and every girl

We all have the power to make a better world

A better world

Chorus:

**Jake**: Cause its the pirate code

**Sofia**: The princess way

**Jake**: To do some good

**Sofia**: Each and everyday

**Jake**: Plant a seed, help a friend in need

**Sofia**: Cause I believe, in the power of me

**Jake**: The power of me, yeah

**Sofia**: We know, that no matter where you live

You all have the power to share and give

**Jake**: Yo ho

Call a bunch of mateys too

Cause we have more power

when you have a helping crew

Yes, we do

Chorus:

**Jake**: Cause its the pirate code

**Sofia**: The princess way

**Jake**: To do some good

**Sofia**: Each and everyday

**Jake**: Plant a seed, help a friend in need

**Sofia**: Be bold and do, a noble deed

**Jake/Sofia**: Cause I believe... in the power of me

The power of me (x3)

The power of me!
Sleeping Beauty (Soundtrack)

The ***Sleeping Beauty*** **Soundtrack** wasreleased in 1959. The music from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack was adapted by composer George Bruns from Peter Tchaikovsky's ballet of *Sleeping Beauty*.

George Bruns' first effort under the Walt Disney aegis adapts the Tchaikovsky ballet Sleeping Beauty, and the result remains one of the most enchanting and mature scores ever created within the House of Mouse. While themes like "Forbidden Mountain" and "Battle with the Forces of Evil" derive in full from Tchaikovsky, Bruns proves himself a wonderfully lyrical composer as well. "The Gifts of Beauty and Song" is as luminous as its title portends, but even more impressive is the wickedness that underscores the striking "Maleficent Appears." While *Sleeping Beauty* failed to generate a definitive theme à la "When You Wish Upon a Star" or "Someday My Prince Will Come," on the whole it's a richer and more complete work than most soundtracks from Disney's animated heyday, and thus truly for kids of all ages.
Son of Man

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"**Son of Man**" is a song featured in Disney's animated feature, *Tarzan*, and heard briefly during the sequel. The songs for the film were written and performed by Phil Collins. This song is based on Tarzan trying to fit in and growing into adulthood.

## Lyrics

*Hup*

Oh, the power to be strong

*And the wisdom to be wise*

*All these things will come to you in time*

*On this journey that you're making*

*There'll be answers that you'll seek*

*And it's you who'll climb the mountain*

*It's you who'll reach the peak*

*Son of Man, look to the sky*

*Lift your spirit, set it free*

*Some day you'll walk tall with pride*

*Son of Man, a man in time you'll be*

*Though there's no one there to guide you*

*No one to take your hand*

*But with faith and understanding*

*You will journey from boy to man*

*Son of Man, look to the sky*

*Lift your spirit, set it free*

*Some day you'll walk tall with pride*

*Son of Man, a man in time you'll be*

*In learning you will teach*

*And in teaching you will learn*

*You'll find your place beside the ones you love*

*Oh, and all the things you dreamed of*

*The visions that you saw*

*Well, the time is drawing near now*

*It's yours to claim it all*

*Son of Man, look to the sky*

*Lift your spirit, set it free*

*Some day you'll walk tall with pride*

*Son of Man, a man in time you'll be*

*Ooh*

*Ooh, yeah*

*Ooh, yeah*

*Ooh, yeah*

*Ooh*

*Son of Man*

*Son of Man's a man for all to see*
Try Everything

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"**Try Everything**" is a pop song from the Disney film *Zootopia*. It is first heard as Judy Hopps rides a train to Zootopia.

During the credits, Gazelle (Shakira) sings the song to the citizens of Zootopia at a concert in the middle of town square.

## Lyrics

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*I messed up tonight*

*I lost another fight*

*I still mess up but I'll just start again*

*I keep falling down*

*I keep on hitting the ground*

*I always get up now to see what's next*

*Birds don't just fly*

*They fall down and get up*

*Nobody learns without getting it wrong*

*I won't give up, no, I won't give in*

*Til I reach the end*

*And then I'll start again*

*No, I won't leave*

*I wanna try everything*

*I wanna try even though I could fail*

*I won't give up, no, I won't give in*

*Till I reach the end*

*And then I'll start again*

*No, I won't leave*

*I wanna try everything*

*I wanna to try even though I could fail*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Try everything*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Try everything*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Try everything*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Look how far you've come*

*You've filled your heart with love*

*Baby, you've done enough, take a deep breath*

*Don't beat yourself up*

*Don't need to run so fast*

*Sometimes we come last but we did our best*

*I won't give up, no, I won't give in*

*Till I reach the end*

*And then I'll start again*

*No, I won't leave*

*I wanna try everything*

*I wanna try even though I could fail*

*I won't give up, no, I won't give in*

*Till I reach the end*

*And then I'll start again*

*No, I won't leave*

*I wanna try everything*

*I wanna to try even though I could fail*

*I'll keep on making those new mistakes*

*I'll keep on making them every day*

*Those new mistakes*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Try everything*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Try everything*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Try everything*

*Oh oh oh oh oh*

*Try everything...*

## Trivia

* The song's lyrics mirror the events of the film, where Judy Hopps must overcome highly stacked odds and solve a disappearance case in 48 hours or else lose her job as a Zootopia police officer for good. The song largely reflects Judy's determination and refusal to give into doubt as well, despite her high chances of failure.
Neon Lights Out

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"**Neon Lights Out**" is the seventeenth episode of the animated short series, *Descendants: Wicked World*. It premiered on July 15th, 2016.

## Plot

Ben and Mal are still dancing together when Jay and Carlos finally arrive at the party very late. Mal and the girls ask them about where they were, and Jay and Carlos say they were "carpet jacked", which is something that does not usually happen in Auradon. They were getting ready to head out when their carpet was literally pulled out from under them, but never saw who did it.

Just then, Jay and everyone else spot's Jane's mascot walking by. At first, everyone thinks it is Jane inside until she walks up to them. As everyone begins to wonder who was in the armor, the lights suddenly go out for a brief moment. When they come back on Ben has disappeared. The girls, especially Mal, look around the party but cannot find him. They come to a stop and think over how this could have happened. Pretty soon, Ally, Audrey, and Jordan start accusing Mal for Ben's disappearance. They think she is plotting something evil against Auradon, and making Ben disappear was part of it. This upsets Mal, and reminds them again that she is good now, when suddenly a girl known as CJ, daughter of Captain Hook, swings out of nowhere and onto the stage.

## Cast

* Dove Cameron as Mal
* Sofia Carson as Evie
* Sarah Jeffery as Audrey
* Brenda D'Amico as Jane
* Ursula Taherian as Jordan
* Jennifer Veal as Ally
* Dianne Doan as Lonnie
* Mitchell Hope as Ben
* Booboo Stewart as Jay
* Cameron Boyce as Carlos De Vil
* Myrna Velasco as CJ Hook

## Trivia

* Despite making cameo appearances in previous episodes, CJ makes her official debut appearance in this episode.
* It is revealed that Ben gets Jordan and Jay mixed up.
Rhyme

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"*Sometimes memories just need a little help getting out.*"

—Rhyme

**Rhyme** is a character who makes her *Kingdom Hearts* debut in *Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance*. She originally appeared in *The World Ends with You*.

## Origin

Rhyme is a character from Square Enix's *The World Ends with You*. Her real name is Raimu Bito, Beat's younger sister. Following him after he ran away, Rhyme unknowingly caused the event that took both their lives and led to them enrolling in the Reaper Game. However, as part of Beat's entry fee, Rhyme has no memory of them being siblings. During the game, Rhyme meets Neku Sakuraba and Shiki Misaki, encouraging Beat to have their two groups team up. However, during the fourth day when they head to Towa Tower, Rhyme sacrificed herself to save Beat from a Noise the Reapers placed in the area. Though her death would led to Beat's own demise due to the rules, the latter's life was spared when Rhyme's soul was infused in a Noise pin that manifests as a flying squirrel, Noise. By the end of the game, after deciding not to destroy Shibuya, Joshua gives Rhyme a second chance at life with her memories restored.

## Personality

Rhyme possesses a calm and optimistic demeanor. Loyal and kind, Rhyme is always wearing a smile and is kind to everyone she meets, and despite her young age, she is reasonable and manages to keep everyone organized when she is around. She cares deeply about Beat, as she has no dreams except to help her brother.

## Development

Rhyme, along with Neku, Shiki, Joshua, and Beat are the first characters to appear in the *Kingdom Hearts* series who originated from something other than Disney, *Final Fantasy*, or *Kingdom Hearts* fiction, although they are from another game that is property of Square Enix, as well as designed by Tetsuya Nomura.
Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue

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When She Loved Me

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"**When She Loved Me**" is a song from *Toy Story 2* written by Randy Newman and sung by Sarah McLachlan from the perspective of Jessie about how she was once loved by a young girl named Emily, but eventually forgotten as she grew older. Woody is moved by the story as Jessie ends it with, "You never forget kids like Emily or Andy...but they forget you."

This song was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Song in 2000, where McLachlan performed it at the awards ceremony, but the award went to Phil Collins for another Disney song "You'll Be in My Heart" from *Tarzan*, which was released on the same year as *Toy Story 2*. It did, however, received the Grammy Award for Best Song Written for Visual Media at the 43rd Grammy Awards. It is listed as Track 2 on the *Toy Story 2* Soundtrack.

## Lyrics

*When somebody loved me*

*Everything was beautiful*

*Every hour we spent together*

*Lives within my heart*

*And when she was sad*

*I was there to dry her tears*

*And when she was happy, so was I*

*When she loved me*

*Through the summer and the fall*

*We had each other, that was all*

*Just she and I together*

*Like it was meant to be*

*And when she was lonely*

*I was there to comfort her*

*And I knew that she loved me*

*So the years went by*

*I stayed the same*

*But she began to drift away*

*I was left alone*

*Still I waited for the day*

*When she'd say I will always love you*

*Lonely and forgotten*

*I'd never thought she'd look my way*

*And she smiled at me and held me*

*Just like she used to do*

*Like she loved me*

*When she loved me*

*When somebody loved me*

*Everything was beautiful*

*Every hour we spent together*

*Lives within my heart*

*When she loved me*
Return to Never Land: Original Soundtrack

The ***Return to Never Land*: Original Soundtrack** is the soundtrack to the *Peter Pan* sequel, *Return to Never Land*. The original music score was composed by Joel McNeely. The soundtrack was released in 2002 and was recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London. The soundtrack contains a single disc with 28 songs. The soundtrack includes songs like *Second Star to the Right*, *I'll Try*, and *Do You Believe In Magic*. The soundtrack also contains the music score from the movie.
My Own Way

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"**My Own Way**" is a song from *The Lion Guard* episode "Fuli's New Family". It is sung by Fuli.

## Lyrics

*Don't know why my friends don't understand*

*They can't deny that I know who I am*

*I love the hunt and the chase*

*The thrill of the race*

*And doing it on my own*

*Nothing wrong with being alone*

*Thought my friends already knew*

*To myself I must be true*

*Be true*

*Be true!*

*I got my own way*

*My heart every single day*

*No matter what they say*

*Yeah, I got my own way*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way My way!*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way My way!*

*You tried to run from me yeah, girl*

*Don't catch my eye I'm faster than you know*

*Don't beat around with the pack*

*I got my own back*

*My life is what I make it*

*And I know where to take it*

*Thought my friends already knew*

*To myself I must be true*

*Be true*

*Be true!*

*I got my own way*

*My heart every single day*

*No matter what they say*

*Yeah! I got my own way*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way My way!*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way My way!*

*Thought my friends already knew*

*Being myself is what I do*

*I do*

*I do!*

*I got my own way*

*My heart every single day*

*No matter what they say*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way My way!*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way*

*My way!*

*My own way My way!*

*I got my own way!*
Part Of Your World

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"**Part Of Your World**" is a song written and composed by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman for *The Little Mermaid*, which later become Ariel's theme song. It is also featured in the Broadway musical adaptation of the film and *Kingdom Hearts II*.

The song was included on the tape, *Disney Sing Along Songs: Circle Of Life*. It is sung by Ariel, the title character, while in her hidden cavern which holds all of her treasures, most of which are human objects. It reveals how she longs to be human and live among their culture, and how she's tired of being a mermaid living under the sea.

In the second movie, *The Little Mermaid II: Return To The Sea*, it is sung at the end by country singer Chely Wright.

For *Kingdom Hearts II*, it was sung by Ariel twice. The first time was when she rescued Eric, and the second was in a minigame. It was also sung by Ursula, disguised as Vanessa, when she hypnotized Eric.

## Lyrics

*Look at this stuff, isn't it neat?*

*Wouldn't you think my collection's complete?*

*Wouldn't you think I'm the girl,*

*the girl who has everything?*

*Look at this trove, treasures untold*

*How many wonders can one cavern hold?*

*Looking around here you'd think*

*"Sure, she's got everything"*

*I've got gadgets and gizmos a-plenty,*

*I've got whozits and whatzits galore*

*You want thingamabobs? I've got twenty*

*But who cares? No big deal. I want more!*

*I wanna be where the people are*

*I wanna see, wanna see 'em dancin'*

*Walkin' around on those...*

*What do you call 'em? Oh, feet*

*Flippin' your fins you don't get too far*

*Legs are required for jumpin', dancin'*

*Strolling along down a...*

*What's that word again? Street*

*Up where they walk*

*Up where they run*

*Up where they stay all day in the sun*

*Wanderin' free,*

*wish I could be*

*part of that world*

*What would I give if I could live out of these waters?*

*What would I pay to spend a day warm on the sand?*

*Bet'cha on land they understand*

*Bet they don't reprimand their daughters*

*Bright young women, sick of swimmin', ready to stand*

*And I'm ready to know what the people know*

*Ask 'em my questions and get some answers*

*What's a fire and why does it...*

*What's the word? Burn?*

*When's it my turn?*

*Wouldn't I love,*

*love to explore that shore up above?*

*Out of the sea,*

*wish I could be*

*part of that world*

## Lyrics (Reprise Version)

*What would I give to live where you are?*

*What would I pay to stay here beside you?*

*What would I do to see you smiling at me?*

*Where would we walk?*

*Where would we run?*

*If we could stay all day in the sun?*

*Just you and me,*

*And I could be*

*Part of your world!*

*(Instrumentals)*

*I don't know when,*

*I don't know how,*

*But I know something's starting right now!*

*Watch and you'll see;*

*Someday I'll be*

*Part of your world!*
Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast (Soundtrack)

The ***Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast Soundtrack*** is the soundtrack to the 2014 Disney Fairies film, *Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast*. The soundtrack contains four songs including *Float* and *Strange Sight* by KT Tunstall and the music score composed by Joel McNeely who composed the music for *Return to Never Land* and the other *Tinker Bell* films.