Top 10 Disney Movie Couples with the BEST Chemistry 

Ironically, it’s more flattering than the actual Greek myth, since Hercules kills Megara and his children. What’s worse is that Hercules committed murder because his mother Hera drove him mad due to how much she hated him being the product of Zeus’ affair with another woman. Unlike the Disney movie, Hera was petty, vindictive, abusive, and jealous.

Meg and Hercules are literally ride or die lovers. Hercules' sincerity and gentle attitude completely changes Meg's cynical and jaded disposition. Which is what makes their chemistry and relationship work so well. Outside of Hercules, every other man Meg interacts with (Nessus, Phil, Hades) very clearly show no respect for her personal space or body. Between Hades constantly groping Meg and pull her face into contact with his, Phil ogling at Meg's body and then signaling for her to kiss him, or Nessus sexually harassing her and trying to force his lust on her, those experiences just reinforce Meg's opinion of men being scummy. None of those guys had any regard for Meg as an individual. Add that to the fact that her first love abandoned her after she sold her soul to save his life, and it is quite understandable why Meg initially comes off snarky, sassy, and kinda unapproachable. Then there's Hercules who has (as Meg put it) an "innocent farmboy" persona to him. He's naive, clumsy, kind, and genuine. Meg even told Hades (after falling for Hercules) that Hercules is honest, sweet, and wouldn't ever do anything to hurt her. Hercules being the tenderhearted guy he is restores Meg's faith in pursuing love.

Yeah they’re a pretty underrated pair. I get that much of it is played for laughs but there’s actually quite a bit of nuance in their romance.

He was probably the first man in the kitchen to be respectful to her

I'm surprised that despite showing them they didn't make this list here like any of you I'm assuming

Mine as well.

I'm suprise Kiara and Kovu wasn't even on honorable mentions. It's literally a Romeo and Juliet couple.

Kion and Ranis love it's truly UnBungalievable.❤️(😂)

@@linusholm3806 I think it’s Poa 😂

Same

😂.

I'm suprise Kiara and Kovu wasn't even on honorable mentions. It's literally a Romeo and Juliet couple.

I agree.

Nala was DTF

Meanwhile, People like me who has the slightest idea what lionesses like Nala mean by this look. 💀

Despite being a romance movie its couple is weak compared to couples from movies that aren't about romance like those seen on the list

Me Too Indefinitely :-)

​@@jonathanhahn6955 Still it's just feels weird not seeing them on this list here though

Except Ariel does get her voice back much to Eric’s delight, so yes, she needed to talk to make the relationship work! In fact, Eric said earlier to Ariel at the beach that she couldn’t be who he thought she was because she was mute. Ouch! Unsurprisingly, Eric ditched the mute Ariel to marry the verbal Vanessa because her voice happened to sound like Ariel’s. Granted, Eric was hypnotized into marrying Vanessa via her singing voice, but it showed how his obsession with finding his “singing mystery girl” nearly caused him to marry the sea witch in disguise. The “GoodTimes Entertainment” mockbuster of “The Little Mermaid” does a much better job conveying the message of “love without needing to talk” by having the human prince Stefan marry the permanently mute little mermaid Marina. Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” portrays Ariel’s muteness as temporary, which sadly has some unfortunate implications about fixing disability. It would’ve been better if Ariel was permanently mute and had to learn to deal with her inability to talk like learning sign language.

Fun fact, In swedish the title of the rescuers is "Bernard och Bianca".🇸🇪

IKR!

Agreed 💯

“The Land Before Time” isn’t Disney!

No Kiara and Kovu? 🤔 The Lion King 2 Simba's Pride.

That was a toxic relationship.

They're just friends

@@anar8343 They're more than friends. The sequel makes it clear that they're in love with each other.

@@vetarlittorf1807 pretty sure they were just friends

@@anar8343 Then you didn't pay attention.

Yesss

I love their relationship so much. Meg is jaded and heartbroken, and technically a villain, but she falls for this innocent jock demigod with a heart of gold. And in the end he chooses her over everything else that he thought he wanted. It’s such a beautiful story.

@@tariqthomas9090 I think that’s where we may disagree (respectfully) you think of her as a villain, but the reality is that she’s merely Hades pawn because of her past selfless choices. She would have never hurt Hercules by her own free will and even gave up her own life for his. She’s kinda more of a hero.

@@carolinadiza4571 I'd say it's accurate to call Meg a villain. She is allied with the main villain of the movie and does actively help him in his plans. With that said, she's an "anti-villain". Meg is working as a subordinate of the primary antagonist of the film, but she clearly isn't an evil individual, nor does she have any malicious intent. She can be described as cynical, cold, and even selfish because she's really only doing things for her own personal gain initially. However, her goal isn't villainous by any means, as she's just trying to obtain her freedom back and just be left alone. As you said, Meg was a pretty good-hearted individual originally, until she became jaded by the experience of having her own selfless act bite her in the ass unfortunately. Her romance with Hercules essentially leads to her redemption as she once again willingly sacrifices her life for the person she loves. Hades himself even states that his plans failed because Meg "had to go all noble". Hercules' pure heart, innocence, and honesty didn't just restore Meg's faith in pursuing love, it also allowed her more heroic and passionate characteristics resurface after she buried those qualities of hers under a cynical, bitter, snarky, and sassy exterior. Like Meg can be classified as a villain because she does obey Hades and conspire against Hercules. But she also doesn't have any heinous ulterior motives and is simply tempted by Hades dangling the hope of winning her freedom back if she complies with his orders. She's a sympathetic and tragic figure, making her an "anti-villain" type of villain for most of the film until her redemption where she returns to being more heroic.

Well people say Judy and Nick aren't a couple just yet. But, who knows? Maybe in the sequel they might actually go from being best friends turned lovers by then perhaps

Sorry to pop your bubble but Anastasia isn't a disney movie, it's a "Fox Animation Studios" movie. (Sorry)😅

@@linusholm3806 True, they just didn't know they would be eventually be bought out by Disney soon one day soon is why they are on this comment here too

@@hunterrousseau3770 I didn't know disney bought the company

@@linusholm3806 Oh, yeah. They really did back in 2019 you just probably didn't know about that before here