Do You Know the Correct Spelling of These Disney Names?

Belle is the female protagonist of the 1991 animated film "Beauty and the Beast." The intelligent and beautiful young woman finds herself as a prisoner in a castle in order to save her father, Maurice. After falling in love with the Beast, who then transformed back into a prince, she became Disney’s sixth official princess.

Megara, also known as Meg, is a character from the 1997 Disney film "Hercules." She was initially indebted to Hades, the Greek God of the Underworld, whom she often did favors for in order to regain her freedom until she later fell for the man who she was supposed to help Hades betray.

Flynn Rider is a character who first appeared in the 2010 animated movie “Tangled” and later in the television series “Tangled: The Series.” The character, who is voiced by Zachary Levi, is a former thief who falls in love with Rapunzel.

Quasimodo is a character from the 1996 animated film "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" based on the novel by the French novelist, Victor Hugo. The character, who was born with a deformity that hunched his back, is kind and sweet but knows very little about the world beyond his bell tower.

Lady Tremaine, who is also known as the “Wicked Stepmother,” is the primary antagonist in Disney's "Cinderella." Unlike many other villains, she does not hurt the protagonist by physically harming her but instead by verbally abusing her and punishing her with chores.

Madame Adelaide Bonfamille is one of the few human characters from the movie "The Aristocats." She is a wealthy, elderly woman who leaves her entire inheritance to her cat Duchess and her three kittens.

Sebastian is an anthropomorphic crab from the movie "The Little Mermaid." Originally from the island of Jamaica, the crab became one of the servants to King Triton and was often tasked with keeping an eye on the youngest daughter, Ariel.

Rafiki is one of the many characters from Disney’s 1994 animated film "The Lion King." The eccentric mandrill sabotaged Taka’s (now Scar) plans to kill his brother, Mufasa. The reigning king appointed him to be the advisor of all future kings.

Monseigneur Claude Frollo is the primary antagonist in the 1996 animated film "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." Often called one of the darkest villains in the Disney universe, his story arc is centered around genocide and prejudice.

Madam Mim is the main antagonist from Disney’s 1963 film "The Sword in the Stone." In the film, she plays the role of an overconfident witch who uses her powers negatively. She is also the rival to Merlin, who she holds in disregard.

Toulouse is one of the major characters from the movie "The Aristocats" and is one of the three kittens of Duchess. Of his siblings, he is the most playful and laidback. There is nothing more that he wants than to meet some tough alley cats.

Wiggins is a character from the 1995 movie "Pocahontas." In the film, he plays the role of the supporting antagonist and manservant to Governor Ratcliffe. He is often seen following his orders, specifically caring for his pug, Percy.

Colette Tatou is one of the tritagonists in the Disney Pixar film "Ratatouille." She is the only female chef in Chef Skinner’s kitchen where she works with Alfredo Linguini (and Remy the rat) and eventually becomes his girlfriend.

Yzma is a character from the 2000 animated film "The Emperor’s New Groove." In the film, she is an evil sorceress who, after being fired by the emperor, has plans to kill him and take over the throne. Unfortunately for her, her assistant accidentally turns him into a llama.

Esmeralda is a character from the 1996 animated film "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." The beautiful Romani woman works as a street performer and is often seen accompanied by her goat, Djali. Many of the men from the film, including Quasimodo, Claude Frollo and Phoebus, fall in love with her.

Pumbaa is a character from Disney's 1994 animated film "The Lion King." The gluttonous warthog is often seen accompanied by his friend Timon, the meerkat. Together, the two help to raise Simba after his exile from Pride Rock.

Heimlich is a character from the Disney Pixar movie "A Bug’s Life." The greedy, green caterpillar with a German accent works as a clown in P.T. Flea’s circus troupe but has dreams to become a beautiful butterfly one day.

Archimedes is one of the many characters from the 1963 film "The Sword in the Stone." He is the grouchy and sarcastic pet owl of Merlin who somehow gained the ability to speak. He is also very smart, and it is well-known that he fears Madam Mim.

Kristoff is a character from the Disney movie "Frozen." The Sámi outdoorsman previously worked as an ice harvester with his reindeer Sven, but after Arendelle experiences what seems to be a never-ending winter, he travels with Princess Anna to end the curse.

Vanellope von Schweetz is a character from the 2012 movie "Wreck-It Ralph" and the 2018 movie "Ralph Breaks the Internet." She is a young racer in a game where she rules as the princess but loses her throne when the Candy King turns her into a glitch, forcing her into exile.

Cruella De Vil is the main antagonist from the 1961 Disney film "One Hundred and One Dalmatians," which was based on a book with the same name by Dodie Smith. She is a fashion-forward woman who is set on making a fur coat from the skins of 99 Dalmatian puppies.

Anastasia Tremaine is a character from the animated film "Cinderella," in which she is one of the stepsisters to the future princess. In the first film, she was selfish and spoiled like her sister but becomes more sympathetic as the movies go on.

Dr. Facilier, who is also known as the “Shadow Man,” is a character and the main antagonist from the 2009 animated movie "The Princess and the Frog." In the film, he is an evil witch doctor who has plans to rule over New Orleans with some help from his friends on the other side.

Lumiere is a character from the 1991 animated classic "Beauty and the Beast." Along with the rest of the workers at the castle, the former maître d' was turned into a household object (candelabra to be exact) by the enchantress.

Queen Elinor is one of the characters from the 2012 Disney Pixar animated film "Brave." She is the queen of the Scottish kingdom of DunBroch who she rules with her husband, King Fergus. Together, they have three triplet sons and their daughter, Merida.

Sarafina is a character from the 1994 animated film "The Lion King." In the movie, she is the mother of Nala and later the maternal grandmother of Kion and Kiara. She made few appearances in the movie but is often seen accompanying Sarabi, Simba’s mother.

Berlioz is one of Duchess’s kittens from the 1970 animated film "The Aristocats." The tiny, black-furred kitten is the youngest of the three, but he is also the most mischievous and is said to enjoy playing the piano with his sister, Marie.

Wilhelmina Bertha Packard is a character who appeared in "Atlantis: The Lost Empire." She played the role of the communications officer on the expedition to find the lost city of Atlantis. She also appeared in the sequel "Atlantis: Milo’s Return."

Gideon is a character from the movie "Pinocchio." He is one of Honest John’s minions and together, the two come up with a plan to trick the puppet by making him think that they are friends and eventually lead him to Stromboli, the puppet master.

Jacques, often called “Jaq” for short, is a character from the 1950 animated film “Cinderella.” The little mouse is one of Cinderella’s many sidekicks, and he is often seen helping her with different tasks as well as putting his life at risk for her.

Lafayette is a basset hound who appeared in the 1970 animated film “The Aristocats.” He is often seen with Napoleon the Bloodhound at an abandoned windmill in the French countryside chasing humans as they pass by.

Percival McLeach is a character from the 1990 animated film "The Rescuers Down Under," which is the sequel to the 1977 movie "The Rescuers." He is an evil poacher who captures and kills animals, then selling their hides.

Rajah is the pet tiger of Princess Jasmine in the 1992 animated film "Aladdin." During a visit to Agrabah, the young circus cub escaped the touring group and was later discovered by Jasmine, whom he is now very protective of.

Audrey Rocio Ramirez is a character from Disney’s 2001 animated film "Atlantis: The Lost Empire." She is an intelligent and tough engineer whose main goal was to help Milo and the rest of the crew find the lost city of Atlantis.

Roscoe is one of the characters from the 1988 animated film "Oliver & Company." He and DeSoto are two Dobermans who belong to Bill Sykes, the main antagonist in the movie. To differentiate the two, you can look at the collars; Roscoe wears red and DeSoto wears blue.

Bagheera is a character from the 1967 animated film "The Jungle Book." The intelligent and level-headed panther, along with some help from his friend Baloo, served as the guardian of Mowgli the "man-cub," often times keeping him out of danger.

Prince Naveen is one of the main characters from the 2009 animated film "The Princess and the Frog," which was based on a fairytale called “The Frog Prince.” After a witch doctor transforms him into a frog, he must find a way to be turned back into a human.

Winifred is a female, Indian elephant who was first seen in the 1967 Disney movie "The Jungle Book." She is the wife of Colonel Hathi, the leader of a herd of similar elephants and the mother of Hathi Jr., who later becomes great friends with Mowgli.

Ursula, who was voiced by the actress Pat Carroll, is a character from the 1989 animated film "The Little Mermaid." The sea witch tricked Ariel into trading her voice to be turned into a human so that she could meet Prince Eric.

Calliope, along with Clio, Thalia, Terpsichore and Melpomene, are the muses from the 1997 animated film "Hercules." They are goddesses of art, and they are mostly heard telling stories and singing song. Calliope is the muse of epic poetry.