i pick this. It is not as well developed. I just simply love the blue waters around the Arendelle castle, the pretty sunny days, windows lined up with flowers and the town centre is beautiful too

I don't exactly see "bustle" happening in Arendelle. I see a "blank space" with water, a few isolated "stalls" selling flowers, and long walkways that end up as piers for boats. The houses look almost like a repeat from the first scenes shown in "Pocahontas" in England. There's a fountain in the town center... and that's it. There are no cobbled walkways, no bustling marketplace, no outdoor plays being conducted. There are no dancing couples or strolling couples. At the most, Arendelle reminds me of a wharf town with weird-looking concrete. I just think it looks boring overall as there is very little "activity" going on. There's nothing to lend me the "feel" of a town. It's quite isolated-looking. There's just water, boats, mountain, and sky ( which aren't even rendered as rustically or as finely detailed as they were in Brave. The water in Brave looked way more like actual water does).

I also liked the 2D sea foam ocean hues that would change from dark navy to green and even turquoise in The Little Mermaid ( which made me think of swirling water). The repetitive royal blue hue just stayed everywhere in Frozen--- from the ocean, to the sky, to the snow, and the ice as well. Everything had that same royal blue hue. It got a little inundating.

the town in TLM: link

Arendelle town:link

Ariel's town is very charming and cozy while Arendelle is a little bit too cold and poorly animated. Even the town in Tangled looks better.

No, no, Arendelle town have a beautiful landscapes.

While I like the town, Arendelle just had so much landscape and the veiws are amazing.

I like both but I prefer Arendelle.

Arendelle is gorgeous!

tiffany88: Thank you so much for providing those collages for this countdown! They were very helpful! :D

I think the town in the little mermaid is really quaint looking with a couple of neat things like the waterfall and fountain which are nice touches. However I think the town of Arendelle is more beautiful. I love the colors and shapes used in the architecture better. I also absolutely adore the dreamy backdrop of mountain on one side and ocean on the other which is like the best worlds of summer and winter coming together. :D Both towns seem really safe and pleasant with a respectable and balanced community feel to me, though.