(2025 Updated)
Listed by Movie Release Date, 10 Total
Disney Expert & Pop Culture Analyst
Published on August 12, 2025
For generations, Disney princes have captured hearts with their courage, charm, and timeless romance. This comprehensive directory presents all official Disney princes in chronological order of their movie releases, from the first prince in 1937 to modern favorites. Discover their unique stories, personality traits, and lasting legacies in the Disney universe.
Movie: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Love Interest: Snow White
Parents not mentioned; antagonist is the Evil Queen.
Theme song One Song marks his romantic role.
Appearance: Blue eyes, brown hair, elegant demeanor.
Disney’s first-ever prince, often simply called "The Prince" due to lack of an onscreen name. Folklore suggests names like Florian, Fernando, or Frederick.
Movie: Cinderella
Love Interest: Cinderella (aka Ella)
Father is the King; mother deceased. Antagonist is Lady Tremaine.
Theme song So This Is Love underscores his fairy-tale romance.
Appearance: Brown eyes, brown hair, regal aura.
Iconic glass slipper fitting scene. Though unnamed in the film, rumors suggest "Henry" or "Henri" as potential names.
Movie: Sleeping Beauty
Love Interest: Princess Aurora
Father is King Hubert; pet is warhorse Samson. Antagonist is Maleficent.
Theme song Once Upon a Dream drives their love story.
Appearance: Brown eyes, brown hair, chiseled heroism.
First Disney prince with an official name. Named after Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh (Queen Elizabeth II’s husband). Skilled swordsman who breaks Maleficent’s curse.
Movie: The Little Mermaid
Love Interest: Ariel
Pet is Old English Sheepdog Max. Antagonist is Ursula.
Appearance: Blue eyes, black hair, nautical charm.
Name means "eternal ruler" (Scandinavian origin). Flute player; memorable line: "She was the most extraordinary girl I’ve ever met."
Movie: Beauty and the Beast
Love Interest: Belle
Antagonist is Gaston. Theme song Something There hints at their growing bond.
Appearance: Blue eyes, auburn curls (human form).
Only prince enchanted by magic (from beast to human). Name "Adam" (Hebrew for "man") symbolizes his redemption.
Movie: Aladdin
Love Interest: Jasmine
Pet is monkey Abu; parents are Cassim and Zena. Antagonist is Jafar.
Theme song A Whole New World defines their adventure.
Only commoner-turned-prince via marriage. Name means "noble faith" (Arabic).
Movie: Pocahontas
Love Interest: Pocahontas
Antagonist is Governor Ratcliffe. Theme song If I Never Knew You explores their cross-cultural bond.
Appearance: Blue eyes, blond hair, adventurous spirit.
Based on real-life explorer John Smith. Name means "God is gracious" (Hebrew).
Movie: Mulan
Love Interest: Fa Mulan
Father is General Li; antagonist is Shan Yu.
Theme song Make a Man Out of You highlights his military rigor.
Appearance: Dark brown eyes, black hair, disciplined yet compassionate.
Only prince with Chinese heritage. Iconic line: "The soldier you are is worth fighting for!"
Movie: The Princess and the Frog
Love Interest: Tiana
From Maldonia; parents are King and Queen. Has a brother, Prince Ralphie (only prince with siblings). Antagonist is Dr. Facilier.
Theme song When We’re Human mirrors their frog-to-human journey.
Appearance: Hazel eyes, dark brown hair, laid-back charm.
"Naveen" (Sanskrit for "new life") reflects his character growth.
Movie: Tangled
Love Interest: Rapunzel
Parents are King Edmund and Queen Arianna (formerly of the Dark Kingdom). Antagonist is Mother Gothel.
Theme song I See the Light marks their emotional awakening.
Appearance: Brown eyes, brown hair, roguish-meets-royal duality.
Only prince with dual names (Flynn Rider is his alias; Eugene is his birth name). "Flynn" means "son of the red-haired one" (Irish).
Aladdin (marriage), John Smith (real-life inspiration), and Li Shang (military rank) aren't born princes but are included for their iconic romantic roles.
The first prince (Snow White) still has no official name, with fan theories outnumbering Disney's own records!
Based on fan polls, merchandise sales, and social media mentions (2025 data)
From classic charm to modern charisma, each Disney prince brings unique qualities that have endeared them to audiences worldwide.
Disney Expert
With over a decade of studying Disney's storytelling legacy, Sophie specializes in analyzing character development and cultural impact of animated films.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
First Disney animated feature film
Cinderella
Disney's postwar comeback film
Sleeping Beauty
Known for its elaborate art style
The Little Mermaid
Start of Disney's Renaissance era
Tangled
First Disney CGI fairy tale
