Not just that, Thor and Loki were raised as brothers and, personally, I would find a romantic/sexual relationship between them weird ... but the last thing we can expect from mythology is normal stuff in any level. Elsa and Anna have a way more conventional sibling relationship even after spending years apart.

Early? They died only 3 years before the main story - they had 10 years to screw up Elsa's confidence.

Well, Thor and Loki aren't related by blood and crazy stuff happens in mythology (like Loki disguising himself as a mare, getting pregnant and giving birth to a horse ...), hehehe.

Ah, don't try to understand weird people's minds. It's a pretty dark and wicked place to visit. Hakura and Michiru were a little bit different because they were a romantic couple and the U.S. version decided to change their relationship to cousins to justify their closeness without mentioning they're a couple. Elsa…

Iceman is Olaf 2.0 :P

And would open up the possibility of an Elsa & Kristoff ship just like some ppl thought it would happen when they saw the movie's posters w/ the whole main cast.

What they could have made leaving the movie pretty much the same was to kill their parents earlier and let the staff/regent, that didn't get instructions from the troll and would be scared of Elsa's power, to isolate the sisters (with the best intentions, not out of malice) until Elsa's coronation - that would justify…

Without spoiling, all that one can say is that it does make sense and will be explained.

" (...)Amy Pond crosses paths with her older alternate self in "The Girl Who Waited,"
And with her younger self - she's the one that opens the Pandorica.

When I saw your original post, I decided to reply using as example the Spanish (both)/Catalan/Portuguese (both) versions quoting some verses (I rewatched the movie yesterday 3 times in different languages and was too inspired to write about this subject), but then decided to see the other replies before posting and…

And here's a video.

As some folks already said, they changed the lyrics and the meaning of the song in some languages.

Also this video has Portugal's Portuguese version and not Brazilian Portuguese's one (yes, there is one too). The movie was dubbed in more languages; they decided to show 25 so each verse was in a different one.

Yeah, the multiple punches part is the same, but Saint Seiya's characters sometimes had their own little 'dance' to sync their cosmo with their constellation - in this case, Seiya and Hyoga's are the most recognizable ones. That's the bad-ass part.

I have Sonic's drowning countdown as an alarm for when I really need to wake up because it still makes my heart race and scares the bejesus out of me.

Oh, here it is. I was wondering if someone posted it earlier.

Edit: thankfully, someone did mention it yesterday.

Wait, not a single mention to the fact he was part of the team that designed the United Nations Headquarters in New York?

https://archives.un.org/content/oscar-…

Also we had kid Mystique in First Class.

As in ABBA's immortal words ... "Money, money, money/ Must be funny / In a rich man's world."

This list is utterly incomplete without Saint Seiya's title character signature move - Pegasus Ryu Sei Ken!