Every wondered how you favorite Disney princesses would look as anime characters? Wonder no more and discover the beautiful creations talented artist Maryam Safdar has brought to life!
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1. Pocahontas - 2. Merida- 3. Aurora 4.Tinker Bell 5. Jasmine 6. Rapunzel 7. Ariel The Little Mermaid 8. Cinderella- 9. Alice 10. Belle Maryam Safdar
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There seems to be a new Internet trend that everyone is going crazy for; reimagining Disney characters. We love seeing what artists come up with, and Maryam Safdar is no exception. They wanted to see Disney characters as anime cartoons, and the results are amazing. From Tinkerbell to Ariel, these are ten Disney characters reimagined as anime.
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10 Disney Cartoon Characters Reimagined As ANIME ─ TheTalko
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