I'm Still Standing (Elizabeth I animatic (six the kids)) 

Ohh right the elizabeth was the one who secured henry's legacy so that it won't be stolen from someone,and the one who ended it because she didn't had any descendants ;(( *,and thus the tudors reign fell to from the highest peak of the mountain to the forest.*

@@Choi-lu6wf that was for the better

Elizabeth I: Marrying someone meant that I had to give my power to a man, and my only true love was England She said that on the Who Was show (?

@@xioyume9438 They even had a nice rap for her.

@@gastii6613 Damm yes!

Congratulations, you have successfully made me sad.

Wow now I'm sad

You hurt me in every language-

I would say ''she made a better choice then you ANNE''

@@Bootybreaker-ht1yc Congratulations, you have successfully made me *a n g r y*

If I remember the reason why she didn't desire children was because she was actively trying to destroy the Tudor line. She was the last of the Tudors if I can remember...

Piece of Shrimp I mean to be fair if she wanted to still be respected and have children she would have to marry and considering with what happened to her mother it’s not much of a surprise she wouldn’t want to marry.

@@firefly5934 That, and I'm pretty sure she didn't want suffer any of the fates her mother and stepmothers met. She so many reasons to stay away from love and marriage.

@@pieceofshrimp1454 i thought it was because a husband would take away her power?

"-And I'm the one who ended it."

Mary probably would have left her locked up if not for her husband. He was aware that the alternative heir to the English throne was Mary Queen of Scots who was closely allied to France. Mary had not long married Francois the French heir to the throne. And France was the enemy of Spain. Elizabeth was therefore the 'lesser of two evils' and Philip slowly persuaded his wife to reconcile with her sister.

LaLaLA LaLaLA ty for the info, I've also heard that Mary felt terrible guilt same reason she waited to kill off Lady Jane Grey

Just another point as well as the other members of her family theirs also evidence to suggest that her father had respect for her even when she was young due to her intelligence although they where never that close

I also think that she didn’t want to marry cause her Henry beheaded her mom(Anne Boyle’s) and she also started a close bond with cathrine Howard

Actually, it's not really known if Katherine was aware that Thomas Seymour was sexually harassing Elizabeth at first. Obviously she found out eventually, but no details are given about her thoughts on the situation. For all we know, she could've sent Elizabeth away to protect her

I legit cried when I saw Anne Boleyn

@@mellowdie-deranged Same! I saw this video for the first time a while back and it made me cry more than it intended to....

"Yes, mom, I'm still standing, and all because of you. So bless my mother and curse my father, and if you need to know I'm still standing, you just fade away."

@@mellowdie-deranged OMG SAME No, but I really cried, at first I was like where is Anne and then I died at the end

@@cosmic005 yeahhhh...me too I was wondering which one was Anne as well and I was so confused because I didn't see her with the other queens

Tbh 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Excuse me? Have you never heard of Malcolm in the Middle? Disgrace smh

I'm the middle child with my cousins and I had a dream where we were supposed to be saving the world for some reason and cousins kept fighting, so I just did everything myself but ended up not getting credit lol

@@crystalbillings8908 .... **slowly backs away**

Yeah,I have the middle kid in my family doesn't get any ideas.

Mm hm mah girl survived alot

Well Mary didn't feel the same that's for sure

I mean Mary locked up Elizabeth for years (2:12)

Mary was actually very fond of Elizabeth. When Elizabeth was born Mary was assigned to her as a nanny of sorts in an effort to degrade her even further after her title as Princess was taken away. However, to the chagrin of those who wanted Mary to suffer, she actually adored taking care of Elizabeth and Elizabeth stayed in her favor well into adulthood. The reason she imprisoned Elizabeth was because she became paranoid toward the end of her life and knew Protestant factions were making moves to use Elizabeth as a figurehead to overthrow her. Additionally, Elizabeth was only imprisoned for two months, not years. It was basically like being put on house arrest. It doesn't make it right, but what she did she believed she was doing for the greater good of England. She knew Elizabeth was going to succeed her at that point anyway, she just didn't need that to occur prematurely, especially due to a revolution that would use her sister as a puppet.

@@mikaelac.6515 This - Elizabeth was much more described as imprisoned when she was being raised by Parr and Seymour, to the point where she would later describe it as the spirit of Anne and Jane coming to visit her being the only reason she survived.

@@fallen_star2319 wait wut. How would Jane Seymour be appreciated by her as a spirit when she felt imprisoned by her????

Elizabeth: *Insert Tony Stark meme* Is it too much to ask for both?

Muahahaha *PEACE BETWEEN ALL*

@@jocelynw6405 y e s

Elizabeth is Protestant

Hanna Grace- yes but in history she strived for peace between the 2. However at the time people were religious freaks so peace was never an option between them. Search tensions between Spain, France and England and elizabethan plots if you dont believe me. So Elizabeth had to place laws down to control their violence.

*YEAH FRICK YOU DAD*

*YEAH SCREW OFF HENRY*

@@elizabethtudor8980 it's a plessure seeing you,Good Queen Bess or do you prefer being called Your Majesty?

I also teared up

Alyssa Xu Are you saying Henry got to heaven? He went straight down.

But that wasnt Henry it was Thomas seymor

Yes!

Didn’t she continue with a plantation that forced hundreds if not thousands out of their homes

She was pretty badass

i respect her but i dont really admire, she may have done lots of things but she also did lots of bad things, but i have a ton of respect for her. Very strong, and a huge historic figure

Well...tbh she did say something about her but all she said was "I had a daughter he literally chopped my head off" that was part of her dialogue in the show right before Heart of Stone started

Well...her sister Mary was mentioned.....yeah she didn't end up being a good person though...

Gamer Senpai Oh really? Well I haven’t heard most of the dialogue, just a little bit and the songs.

@@fizzydizzystudios4768 someone has a video of both songs and dialogue, I can't remember the person's name tho.

FizzyDizzy Studios I know and Katherine of Aragon should’ve mentioned Mary and Jane made a small reference to Edward but I would’ve loved to hear more

Yea and eventually she lifted charges cause she had no proof or could bear the guilt anymore

And at a point she tried to make Elizabeth have her religion so her supporters would accept Elizabeth

Mandi Gabler This is both f**ked up and a kind gesture once you think about it. Not having your religion accepted is honestly something really tough, but Mary had no other choice with Elizabeth.

Mary loved small children. She felt them innocent of sin. She did not like her half-sister that much due to circumstances that their father created. Mary did consider Elizabeth a bastard. There is documentation that during the lives of Jane Seymour, and Catherine Parr, as well as the life of Edward VI, things between the two sisters was cordial. However, once Mary took the throne, and tried to return England to the Catholic fold, this soured. I wouldn't call them close in any fashion. Mary was highly jealous of her younger sister. She also probably would have left her locked up if not for her husband. He was aware that the alternative heir to the English throne was Mary Queen of Scots who was closely allied to France. Mary had not long married Francois the French heir to the throne. And France was the enemy of Spain. Elizabeth was therefore the 'lesser of two evils' and Philip slowly persuaded his wife to reconcile with her sister.

Mary clearly loved Elizabeth. Elizabeth was bastardised through no fault of her own, and was similarly treated as a disappointment by her father and members of the court. Similar to what other's have already touched on in this thread, Lady Kingston, who would become a favourite of Mary and enjoyed the confidence of Boleyn, was told by Boleyn the day before her execution to deliver a message to Mary. In the message, Boleyn is meant to have profusely apologised to Mary; both for her role in her torment, and potentially for her role in the "annulment." It is unclear whether Mary accepted the apology, as Mary had loathed and rebuked some of the attempts made by Boleyn to "reconcile." However, what is clear is after this apology, Mary took Elizabeth under her wing and genuinely loved and cared for her. Mary also had, for the most part, a warm relationship with Edward. Edward even declared her "his favourite." Mary was particularly hurt by a rather public argument and fight when Edward was king, in which the 13 year old boy demanded her submission to the new reformist agenda. Both parties ended up bursting into tears during the argument. Whether Anne's apology was genuine or a way to try and protect Elizabeth it's hard to say. But it's clear Mary was not the cold hearted tyrant she is often depicted, and clearly loved both Elizabeth and Edward.

Snow Print I forgot who was her mom. Was it Anne or catherine

@@madisonrodriguez1349 Anne Boleyn

_I'm That Boleyn Girl_

Floofy Owls thx I typed dat before finishing the vid😂💖

Catherine Parr you mean? Huh. I always thought the one who took the role of Second Mother was Anne/Anna of Cleves. Heard that Parr was actually a pretty bad stepmother who joined her husband in abusing Elizabeth (though she did stop when it got too far).

@@loserme414 yes Anna was also a good step mother but Catherine parr never hurt Elizabeth and Thomas only really got bad after Catherine's death (as you can see in the back story part of the video holding Elizabeth)

@@Fedski_doodles She didn't really hurt Elizabeth, just held her while she was tickled and her clothes being shredded.

DayDream Fan Dubs Thomas also sexually abused Elizabeth…

ToastyRamen :p yes and i believe catherine knew about the sexual abuse. She stood by which still, being an onlooker and walking by makes you just as bad.

How about adding Lady Jane Gray into the mix and have Mary and Jane hate each other for some dynamic? Also their contest would probably be.... who had to endure the most BS to get to the english thrown/While ruling England

@@sophiabacuyag5892 it's a great idea And...if they have songs i think... Mary I - (No Good Deed - Wicked) Edward IV - (I am Damaged - Heathers) Mary Stuart - (Memory - Cats) Lady Jane - (Someone Gets Hurt - Mean Girls)

If this ever happens in the future, I WOULD LOVE TO PLAY ELIZABETH I

What about Henry Fitzroy?

I think “Our Love is God” would work for well for Mary and Elizabeth, (but obviously in a different context than Heathers) the beginning being them when they were younger and closer, then at the overthrowing of Jane in the middle, and the ending being when Mary starts to go off the rails and their relationship begins to fall apart. ahh I wish I could animate...

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Her outfit looks kind of like Anne’s too. :(

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• AnøniiBuns • Sing? What does that have to do with this?

tim This song is from Sing The Movie..

@@anonymousxoxo134 and the song is by Elton Jon Please get your facts straight

Kawaii Dagi Ok ok

The only flaw here is that Elizabeth should be a red-head. Like having the dye is fine but the brown bit should be reddy-orange like Elizabeth's hair actually was.

@Lauzorry La Zorrita OMG ARE U FR? IF SO GOOD LUCK

@Lauzorry La Zorrita YESSSYESYEYSYEYEYEHESDMTMWKGKWMFKEJFNRNDBD OMG IM SO EXCITED!!!

@Lauzorry La Zorrita No problem! :) btw i speak spanish so i will understand :D

@Lauzorry La Zorrita OMGEEEEE?!?!

Catherine also let her husband (or her uncle's brother I'm not sure) molest her!

@@gastii6613 Yes but I think that was because she didn't know what was happening at the time her husband molest her, so she just played along. Please correct me if I'm wrong I have very limited knowledge of this--

She made sure for a year. She died in 1548 just a year after Henry

@@yannahealer3617 it’s a bit hit and miss Catherine Parr tickled and also held down Elizabeth etc whilst her husband stripped Her, including Cutting off her clothes. Elizabeth also complained Seymour had a more sinister motive behind his teasing but was ignored. Only when Parr once found the pair in a far less ambiguous situation did she put a stop to it and even kicked Elizabeth out of the house later on. Parr for the most part made a real effort (like Jane Seymour before her) to reconcile the children to both their father and to each other. Edward referred to her, rather sweetly as his “most dear mother” that from who he had received so many benefits from you that my mind can hardly grasp them."” Mary and Elizabeth also got on very well with Parr.

Boleyn isn't there tho-

@@koffee8638 2:42

Queenyana she like has her own part tho

@@koffee8638 in the finale she was waiting at the throne ❤

@Lauzorry La Zorrita if you need a voice actor, I can do it lol

Maybe it would be called The Tudor Children??? Three doesnt have a good ring to it. (While writing this, I thought of a line dialogue) Edward:You've heard of our mothers and father...our mothers got their own musical! But tonight, it's our turn in spotlight! Elizabeth: Well, I already HAD the spotlight. Mary: So did I! Elizabeth: You didnt exactly go down in history as a "good person" though, did you? Mary: Shut it! You're just mad that I locked you up! Edward: Girls...

@@ivyg1515 If they make this musical and Mary doesn't get a song called "My Way or the Highway", I'm gonna be SO mad cuz that works so well with her!

@@grace5033 Right!? What about Edward,though? *Die young?* ...ok that joke was kind of dark-

@@ivyg1515 no, I like it

the tudor von trapps

For Edward is ed sheeran

Not Michael Jackson

Simren Bajaj ooh yes!

@@nightrose9803 I thought of Michael Jackson because of the child star thing

Ikr! I love this

Yes well done Mary. Burning all those catholics and Imprisoning your sister! You really touched our hearts with that.

@@sunshinesolace3540 Mary wasn't always that way though. She did care for the people until she went insane.

Or "SIX:The Newly Reigns"

A pop/rock musical about Queen Liz? Count me the hell in!

“Legacy of 6”

@@koolaidman4533 Did you watch Song of the Sea? :0

@@koolaidman4533 I think we can all agree Song of the Sea is the ten among those threes (the other 2012-2013 aninated movies)

:D

That was her brother, Edward VI of England, he had just as tragic a life as his siblings, Elizabeth and Mary, while on the throne, being put on at age 9 and was a puppet to his uncles and the government, he died at 15 of tuberculosis and was never ready for the throne, and despite being Henry's only son (which he wanted desperately), he was shoved away as an "Oh, finally!" and never got any real love apart from his mother in the short 2 weeks after his birth. Sorry for the long paragraph, I'm just as much a history nerd as a bunch of other people in the comments section.

PurplePanda yea I realized that but if we’re being real here non of the Aragón,Broylenn or Seymour children had it easy and it was the 15th century didn’t have any medical supplies as we do now in the 21st century or the laws so it’s because of this poor Mary of Aragón and Edward were suffering the most medically physically and emotionally

Vanessa Lugo *cracking knuckles* here we go When Edward was king he wasn’t really in charge but his government of power hungry individuals. One of which was Edward Seymour his uncle. Edward had another uncle Thomas Seymour who sexual abused Elizabeth and was her guardian while he was married Catherine Parr. Thomas tried to kidnap Edward because he was jealous of his brothers power over the king and wanted it for his own. It didn’t end well and he was begrudged. This is important because Elizabeth was thought to be part of the plot and Edwards government interrogated her and her household to see if she was trying to usurp her brother but there was no evidence so she managed to live she would have probably been executed if they had anything that slightly implied she was in a relationship with him (mind you he was 40 and she was *14*) The reason she was imprisoned was because of her sister Mary I when she was queen. She was devout catholic and try to “purify” England by burning and killing Protestants. Elizabeth was one and a princess so many Protestant uprising used her as a figure head and wanted to replace Mary with her. Mary has locked her in the Tower of London in the same place Elizabeth’s mother (Anne Boleyn) had been before he beheading. Mary almost executes her but didn’t in the end sending her away to be under house arrest. She’s distant with her siblings because of what they put her through (wasn’t really Edward but drama) Hope this was helpful :)

Thank you for your time history buff🙏🏽

Vanessa Lugo no problem at all! Love history and lizzy so it was a pleasure!

Arty E Dang they did all that to her and she didn’t even do anything, poor girl :c...

Geez, it sounds like the uncle used and manipulated the hell out of baby Edward.

*she didnt lose her head, unlike someone I know*

@@localucid .... Where do you happen to live? No reason I do not have an axe

@@anneboleyn2097 *w e c a n t a l k a b o u t* *t h i s*

@@localucid Address?

Andramtic Same even though Mary and Edward have little cameos in their mothers songs I still wish they had their own little what about the children moment or something

Y e s

LMAOO

no I was better.

Edward VI u sure

@@yuki8981 Yes