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WHAT IF: “Game of Thrones” done Disney style, from princesses to Pixar

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A Disney-inspired Daenerys in whimsical brown attire greets fans with her adorable dragon companion, capturing the enchanting crossover magic of Pixar and Disney bringing Game of Thrones to the big screen. Banner reads: "If Disney made Game of Thrones.

In honor of tonight’s season 4 premiere of HBO’s hit “Game of Thrones,” here’s an assortment of artwork mashing up that world with characters from Disney and Pixar.

Naturally Daenerys Targaryen is an obvious choice to connect to Disney Princesses, particularly when combined with dragons. More specifically, the art below features Khaleesi Disney-style with Maleficent, Figment, and Elliott.

A Disney-style cartoon heroine with braided hair stands on a tan backdrop, surrounded by playful black, green, and pink dragons, capturing the adventure and fantasy vibe fans love from Game of Thrones-inspired experiences at theme parks.
(by Mona Collentine, T-shirts available.)

A pair of videos takes the mash-up further, one adding song to live action and the other using classic Disney animated clips.

Video: Disney GAME OF THRONES – Princess Daenerys

Video: Disney’s Game of Thrones

Rapunzel and “Frozen” duo Anna and Elsa get the “Game of Thrones” treatment in the art below.

A Disney-inspired Daenerys in whimsical brown attire greets fans with her adorable dragon companion, capturing the enchanting crossover magic of Pixar and Disney bringing Game of Thrones to the big screen. Banner reads: "If Disney made Game of Thrones.
(via Team Pwnicorn)

Anna takes her place on the Iron Throne, with Elsa beside her, as they bring together the magic of Frozen and the legendary world of Game of Thrones in an immersive Disney crossover experience, set against a mystical, dark backdrop.
(by Dragoon23)

And then there’s one done in the style of Disney, with a rather Mushu-like dragon.

A guest with flowing white hair is caught in a magical moment as a tiny, playful red dragon lands on her shoulder and reaches for her face, capturing that signature Disney enchantment and wonder.
(From Geekology Rules)

But the “Game of Thrones” / Disney crossover wouldn’t be complete without extending to the whole leading cast of characters.

Disney princesses transformed with Game of Thrones-inspired looks, dressed in elaborate costumes and posed together as if ready for an epic stage show at a Disney theme park.
(by Sam Tsui)

Elsa as Daenerys Targaryen delights guests in her enchanting Westeros costume, cradling a playful dragon, beneath the sparkling "The Wonderful World of Westeros" marquee, blending Game of Thrones adventure with Disney’s magic and Pixar’s heartwarming animation style.

Aurora appears as Cersei Lannister in a red gown, elegantly holding a goblet, blending classic Disney charm with the regal style of Game of Thrones for an enchanting theme park character experience.

Snow White takes the stage in a shimmering pink dress, channeling Shae from Game of Thrones with a daring dagger at her side, brought to life in classic Disney animation for theme park fans.

Merida dressed as Ygritte from Game of Thrones, wearing a fur coat and holding a bow, featured in bold Disney-Pixar artwork with the title "Merida as Ygritte" displayed beside her, perfect for fans visiting a Disney-themed entertainment event.

Then there’s this artwork done in a Pixar style, though definitely more grown-up. It seems even in animated form Daenerys can’t seem to keep her shirt on.

Step into a magical Disney-themed attraction where a fierce, fur-clad heroine—evoking iconic Game of Thrones energy—takes center stage amid sweeping desert scenery. She stands confidently with dragons in her arms and another playfully perched atop her head, all rendered in Disney’s signature whimsical animation style for an immersive fantasy adventure experience.

And what if DreamWorks made “Game of Thrones”?

Lastly, artist Mariana Moreno used a variety of animation styles to create pieces inspired by “Game of Thrones” houses – Lannister, Stark, and Baratheon:

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