ASHA'S VILLAIN SONG | Animatic | Wish cover by Lydia the Bard

Moral of the story: Don’t leave books on forbidden magic lying around Stream this song here! distrokid.com/hyperfollow/lydiathebard/this-wish-a…

I would really like it if they would a "reverse surprise villain" and make magnifico the good guy and asha bad, unfortunately Disney won't have the balls to do that

Previous Villain Songs: "What if Disney princesses had a villainous twist to them?" Asha's Villain Song: "What if Wish was actually better?"

It would actually make a lot of sense to have her as the villain and Magnifico as the hero. He was actually a reasonable guy and a good king, before the movie suddenly turned him into a complete cliché of a villain and a parody of himself.

I have a fun idea: Instead of Princess Villain Songs, what about Villain Songs being turned into hero songs? Where the old villains have to stop these princesses

Perhaps Asha was not destined to become the Fairy Godmother. Maybe she was always meant to become the evil queen, convinced she was fairer than thou.

"Asha understand I am just a man" That line hit hard coming from Magnifico.

I love how they both say "you'll suffer for your crimes" yet Asha means it as a threat and magnifico means it as a warning Edit: I misspelled magnifico as mahnifico

"Now you try to complete with a Galaxy!" "Stars they might seem right, but they dwell in night!" Jesus Christ this is amazing! These two lines! It sounds like Asha is losing herself to the magic, and just the idea of stars, this thing that humanity has inherently labeled as good and kind, shining into the night, being bad! It's fantastic!

I would like to see her like this and the world would get a non-standard protagonist in the person of Magnifico. I'm not forcing anyone, this is my opinion and I stand my ground

I love how you made Magnefico sympathetic in this song. He's not a bad guy, he just got so caught up in his power, he forgot why he strived for it in the first place; to be so powerful the people of Rosas won't have to know the pain of losing everything they care about like he did. He finally realized just what he'd become when he saw Asha turn into what he became in the actual movie: someone who's self serving but completely deluded themselves into thinking they're doing it for others. That made the duet between the two SO GOOD because they're both much more complex characters in this song; One who's seen the consequences of his actions and trying to talk the person they hurt from falling down a dark path, and the other; Someone who started out wanting to do the right thing, but became so blinded by their hurt and feelings of justified betrayal and anger, she became the very thing she sought out to destroy. The storytelling you do for these songs is AMAZING!

Has anyone else noticed that Asha and Magnífico's color inverts as the video progresses so that Asha turns green and Magnífico turns purple?

I think it would be cool if the story was Asha as a protagonist falling to corruption. Especially since Disney doesn't really have protagonists that are evil or can be categorized as evil. And maybe Magnifico as her antagonist ends up being forced to watch it happen in horror of what he might have caused. Or maybe as the protagonist falls he rises and hoes through a redemption by the end of the story.

Love to see Magnifico’s past revealed and the fact that he had to watch his own wish be broken, he regrets for what he had done with tears in his eyes… he never wanted to do this but he had no choice but to do the wrong thing for a right reason, I was wondering what will happen next if Asha going after Amaya…

I'd be curious to see you imagine evil versions of male characters, like Simba, Hercules, Aladdin or Pinocchio.

everyones talking about “now try to compete with a galaxy” but we need to agknowledge that “stars they might seem right but they dwell in night” goes SO DAMN HARD edit bc i just realized this: it seems really meaningful that Magnifico is singing this emotional melody while Asha is just screaming at the top of her lungs. Asha has so lost her humanity that she cant even sing, only scream.

Disney: utterly fails their characters on their 100th anniversary. Lydia: casually gives characters gripping and chilling motivations and personalities, all in actually good villain song.

Well, Asha is technically the true villain of her movie. So the fact that she has a villain song makes more sense than King Magnifico

I love to see the more human side of Magnifico in this, it's so interesting seeing Asha more than a hero. "Asha I'm just a man!" Got me so hard, it shows himself truly.

The way you made a silly line like “throw caution to every warning sign” actually feel NATURAL and MAKE SENSE I-