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10 Disney Characters That Are Different In Other Countries

10 Disney princesses and characters who are different around the world. Subscribe: https://goo.gl/Hnoaw3 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other videos you might like: 10 Animated Movies That Were Changed In Other Countries    • 10 Animated Movies That Were Changed In Ot...   10 Game Characters That Look Different In Other Countries    • 10 Game Characters That Look Different In ...   10 Toy Knockoffs From Other Countries    • 10 Toy Knockoffs From Other Countries   10 STRANGE School Rules In Other Countries    • Видео   We have grown up with some of our favorite Disney characters, and have a certain version of them in our heads. But that version might change depending on where you view the movie. For example, one of the news anchors in Zootopia can be everything from a moose to a tanuki depending on which theater you watch it in. Then there’s Rochelle from Planes who has an astonishing eleven different versions depending on where the film was released. You probably know that The Jungle Book was based on a book, but the Disney version isn’t the only film adaptation. We’ll show you a much darker version created by the USSR. Then there’s Minty Zaki from Wreck-It Ralph, who undergoes a total remodel into Minty Sakura in the Japanese version. If you haven’t seen the Chinese version of Iron Man 3, you’re missing out on an additional four minutes of footage featuring Dr. Wu. After you’re finished watching our video, tell us what you think in the comment section below, and don’t forget to subscribe to TheTalko. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Social Media: Facebook:   / thetalko   Twitter:   / thetalko   Instagram:   / the_talko   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For more videos and articles visit: http://www.thetalko.com/