MOANAS’ VILLAIN SONG - How Far I’ll Go ANIMATIC | Minor Key | Disney cover
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- It’s Moanas Villain Song! Hope you like!
STORY (Important to understand video, please read)
Moana has always fought for what was right, what she believed in. But how far can such a pure soul be pushed until it breaks? How far until the ones they once cared for are no longer worth saving?
In our story we meet Moana just as she is about to return the heart of Te Fiti to its rightful place. But at the very last second her mind is changed. Why did she falter, with victory within her grasp? What was different? What could have possibly caused such a dramatic change in character? To answer that question we’ll need to travel back to the start of Moanas’ story.
As before, the corruption is affecting more and more of the island. As it spreads, the crops begin to falter and it won’t be long before the people of the island starve. Despite this, Moanas’ Father refuses to leave the ‘safety’ of the island. So Moana, full of hope and optimism, plans to search for answers beyond the horizon. After failing to sail past the formidable waves in her own boat, she discovers a hidden cave filled with voyaging boats, once owned by her ancestors. Emboldened by her discovery, Moana prepares to embark on a journey to save her land.
However, just as she is about to leave, her father finds her and in a turn from the original story, destroys all their ancestral boats to prevent Moana from ever leaving the Island. To add insult to injury, he then imprisons Moana to stop her from escaping again, ensuring her ‘safety’. Moana is imprisoned for six months.
The darkness coursing through the island takes hold and causes destruction far worse than they could have ever imagined. The villagers start perishing. Moana, in an effort to save her people, petitions every single day to her father, begging him to let her leave and find a solution. But his pride and fear get in the way and Moanas’ pleas fall on deaf ears.
Stuck with her thoughts for 6 long months Moana becomes bitter and resentful. Every life lost is a life she could have saved. If only her father and the people who followed him had not allowed their fear to rule their hearts and minds. Losing her Grandmother was devastating for Moana, but the loss of her mother to the darkness was the final straw. Something within her snapped, and a girl once full of hope had been changed forever.
In her grief Moans hatches a plan, originally a very altruistic and heroic plan to save the island and see no one die again, but in reality it had become a selfish plan, simply to prove her father wrong and see him shamed for what he’d allowed.
Moana lies in wait for the perfect opportunity and eventually manages to make her escape. The surveillance on her cell has lessened as more and more of the village becomes unwell and she manages to salvage a boat from the destruction her father wrought. We now follow the events of the film, with a much darker Moana leading us through.
We eventually reach the climactic moment of the story as Moana is returning the heart to Te Fiti. She hesitates, looks at the heart and in that moment changes her mind. She’s already proven her father wrong, but sweeter revenge would be to have him watch the empire he’d built burn to the ground. The island refused to find a solution and it led to her mothers death. Her father refused to find a solution. And now she has one. But they don’t deserve it. They don’t deserve to be saved anymore.
And now we meet a new Moana, as she changes her mind, keeps the heart, and returns home to watch those she once cared for perish because of their foolishness. She no longer sees the point in saving them, so she’ll watch them burn instead.
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I LOVE the symbolism of her placing the heart on the pile of stones instead of a shell. In the movie, the shell marks the end of their residency on that island, as well as being representative of Moana herself and how she has changed their society. In this, using the heart marks the end of their people, period. It can also represent how her father's hubris and stubbornness, as she sees it, robbed them of the salvation they could have had. In placing it on top of the pile of stones, she is also, in a way, spitting in the face of everything he wanted her to be and what he stands for. Beautiful and chilling bit of visual storytelling
I thought it could be just as cool if she toppled the stone pile as a way to show this island and its history is no more as all its residents will be gone
I’m so glad you mentioned this idk why more people aren’t talking about it like that’s good writing man. Seeing her put the heart in the pile of stones felt like a gut punch when I realized what that meant. I think there’s many ways to interpret it which makes it an even more powerful and tragic gesture. I think it’s insane that the creator tied in symbols from the movie into the animatic in such a clever way I did not see that coming at all I didn’t even know this one would have an animatic lol
@@cristinarancano471 exactly! I mentioned the ones that stood out the most to me, but you're absolutely right. That gesture is soaked with so many layers of potential meaning, and every single one of them are chilling and powerful in their own way. I'm a huge fan of visual storytelling, so I adore little things like this. Also did not expect there to be an animatic for this one, I love seeing creative people collaborate like this
I think she did it to attract te-ka, so she burns the whole island in search of it
@@martinamaggio6976 It's spelled Te-Ka.
It was challenging to make Moana have villain vibes when she is such a sweet character, but it was also very fun and I hope I did her justice!
Thank you so much for making such an incredible animatic!!! Love working with you SO much ❤❤❤
The sad truth is that although it is a rarity that people are born evil, all it takes to turn someone good to a villain is the choices that are made around them and the choice they make too.
Some say if Europe had listen to the USA and help Germany rebuild after world war 1 Hitler wouldn’t have come to power but be an artist. And world war 2 may have not happened. And that means there is a chance that nukes wouldn’t get invented.
Sweet she seemed in the movie to be one of the most evil characters that wasn't a villain
@@ShugoAWay How tf is the original Moana evil in any way
@Raven Sutcliffe i mean she did so much dark things like treason theft murder pirating etc
The image of Te'Ka looking at the departing Moana looks really haunting and the fact that Te'Ka didn't try to stop Moana from leaving indicates to me that Te'Ka, being the twisted version of Te'Fiti, who gives life, might have let Moana go, knowing she will let basically everything be consumed by darkness. Or alternatively it could be that what little part of Te'Fiti is left within Te'Ka is looking at her sorrowfully, knowing what she's about to do. Haunting either way.
I like to take it as Te'Ka knows it will be returned one day, but in her twisted form let's Moana just go and have her revenge
Te'Ka's reaction doesn't make sense. Her demon form wants to recover her heart, that's why she attacked Maui when he jsut stole it, and why she stopped and went to Moana at the end.
@@EspadasilenciosaI think Moana got the demon form to calm down and let them realize she was there to help, so it let down it’s guard. But then she turns around and I think the face is confusion as to what she is doing
I love how you remember all the names even this movie was made years ago.
@@Espadasilenciosatbf, she might not have cared about the stone. She attacked Moana too even though she could probably sense the stone on her. She was just attacking at whomever and saw the best person to focus her rage on (Maui)
Man, I love the trope of the Pure of Heart character losing it and becoming the most terrifying villain. There's something so satisfying about seeing a character who's gone through such terrible things react, not in a "everything is perfect" way, but in a "you messed up your last chance at my forgiveness, now you don't deserve my help" way. It feels so good to see a true villain come out of a hero who deserves to let out their anger more than anyone else.
I agree. This is such a tragically dark version of the heroine we’ve come to know and love. I get her dad was trying to protect her, but in this version? He went too far and that cost them their best chances of survival, but above all else, it utterly shattered his daughter’s relationship with him. Because of what he had done, this Moana had lost nearly everyone she cared about, with her mother being the final straw. If her dad wouldn’t let her go out to save the world, why should she even bother? He doesn’t deserve it in this version.
I'm also a huge lover of this trope. It's such a great one.
Honestly wish more movies and stories did this. Like shit, sometimes people get fed up and bounce. Not everyone is going to take the abuse. (More accurate to Encanto than Moana but still)
I adore this trope and love watching them snap reasonably.
I wish it was shown more, like a hero who decides to quit after being taken for granted,
@@DeathnoteBBLydia the bard made a encanto villain song
"All these useless and meaningless deaths they're on your head
I take no pride in seeing them die" Chills, literal chills
It was #5. #5 killed my brother.
Oh my god I forgot about that part
@weirdo_da_weird0 *"now number 5"*
T_T to both of you
@@ShotoTodoroki7504.....”I NEVER WANNA HEAR YOU SAYYYYYYYYY”
@@morgantherian I want it that way
What I love about this song is the ending. Usually with villain songs, they end on a darker note, but this one ends on a higher, more hopeful note. The hope that one day, someone will journey to the remains Motunui, find the heart placed on the pedestal, and save the Heart of Tafiti. Just not today.
For real i agree
For real i agree
i was wondering why it ended on a major note but this actually makes a lot of sense 🥹
I would 10000000000% watch THAT movie!
Maui: Ahh shit here we go again.
I love the thought of the fiti smiling sadly at her and nodding back the way she'd come
"Reap your chaos, child"
She knows she'll get her heart back, one day
But this is not that day
This is the day of reckoning for a soul who's been hurt and betrayed as she had been
And Maui, forced to just watch because he can't do anything to stop this now
And placing the heart atop the pile of stones both as "I will be the last leader" and as a beacon for the next "saviour" to find and save the rest of the world
She won't make it easy, but she'll let them find it
yeah, were is maui in this?
@@twilight_gloaming well, I mean he got injured and his hook was damaged
I assume he didn't get it fixed, seeing as the fiti was the one to fix it
So, I'd imagine he's stuck there with te ka unless the ocean takes pity on him and helps him escape
@@krystallynx Thanks
That would actually be very cool as the movie would become a much more intense race to place the heart back as the "savior " will be on their own with mostly Moana as the main attacker to keep the heart from being put back to continue her revenge, along with all the other threats, and getting muaies help, but at a severely weakened state from their almost broken weapon
@@krystallynx I think you mean Te fiti, but ye I get whatcha mean!
"I take no pride in seeing them die" Idk why but that line hits so good
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Ikr
this comment is objectively right
So true!
Pure hypocrisy, since I condemn children to die empty words of a hypocrite
Honestly, Maui's complete disappearance from this almost makes me imagine that maybe Te'Ka ended up outright killing him in their fight here instead of just shattering his hook, and that senseless death of one of her newest, closest friends was the final straw to push her over the edge and decide it wasn't worth it anymore.
I love how despite the pressure that broke Moana, she still had the heart to give a chance to the others who will be someday be willing to save this curse. The heart shall shine in the night on the pedestal, anyone with the will could see it. She's leaving it to someone's hands because she doesn't want to do it. She's a villain not because she did something wrong but because she just didn't want to do it.
And yet, she's making it harder on whomever has to come after her. The Ocean brought her the Heart before. And while she isn't burying it, she is putting it out of reach of the Ocean trying the same thing again.
Whomever takes that chance will be someone who knows the consequences of their actions. It will be someone who choses themselves, not someone who was chosen.
That’s… surprisingly deep and sad. I just hope whomever takes the heart of Te’Fiti knows what they’re getting themselves into.
They have to navigate their way to the top of the mountain, find their way to Maui, encounter Te’Ka and then put Te’Fiti heart into Te’Ka. Judging by how normal everyone else’s lives are, I don’t think there’s a single soul on the island is brave enough to face such a challenge.
@@JessOkamiexactly her point, she was chosen and was willing to do it but the pride and ignorance of others ruined her hopes. She placed the heart there for the slim chance that there is still someone out there that is strong enough to set on the journey, and maybe then may her hopes in humanity be restored
She’s not a villain because she did something wrong, but rather because she refused to do something right. That’s such an interesting idea to me
@@saddesklunch2544 By refusing to do something right, you are doing something wrong, but yes, the approach to her villainy is quite different than the usual villain you usually see or read about.
This is one of the most realistic villain turn and the description only makes it more sadder and more terrifying. Because of her father, she lost everything she loved; and because of that, she's willing to let the world burn. After all, a hero would sacrifice you for the world. But only a villain will sacrifice the world for you.
Have you watched this movie? Her father is not portrayed as some kind of monster. If anything, except for the subject of the sea, he’s a strict but good man. And his great flaw is not due to something shallow, it due to a very traumatic event that left him deeply distrustful of the sea. In short, he has PTSD from that time. I fail to see the monster in that man.
@@Ares99999
I saw the movie.
@@lunahix4815 Then why do you portray him as some kind of bad guy? He's not. He's a guy who was much like Moana in his youth, and lost a very dear friend due to his need to 'break the rules' and 'have an adventure'. Also, Moana made her own decisions IN SPITE of her father.
@@Ares99999 Read the description. This song is written for an alternate universe where her father did do questionable things to prevent her from going on her journey
@@Ares99999 "This is one of the most realistic villain turn and the description only makes it more sadder and more terrifying." like bruh don't get all huffy asking people if they've seen the movie if you aren't even going to read the comment.
The saddest part about this is that if even one person had supported her or helped her escape, she probably would have saved the village for that person. But no one did, everyone forgot about her.
Her mother helped her with giving her food for the journey and let her go
@@Tireddoggy0801 yeah...in the movie. but i think they were referring to the story in the description where her mother dies because his father, who was too scared to let moana leave the island, captured moana in a room for 6 months before she could escape
@@an-vy7ee oh I only watched the movie and since most of these villain songs are allianced with the movie I thought everyone was only talking about the movie
@@Tireddoggy0801 yeah, i get that lol. i also thought that when i first heard this covers, but you should really read the stories in the descriptions (if u want obviously) because they're really cool and let you have more context or imagine more theories :-)
Reading the description itself is both heart wrenching and fearless and dark. Bravo 👏👏👏👏👏
Agreed, you also do amazing at getting that story across through the animatic!!!!
I'm actually trying to memorize the song ❤️
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@sarah. serenityqueen117 so gorgeous 😁🤩
Thank you 😊 @@Srziwinhsh007
Honestly I’d love to hear Esmeralda! Her singing god help the outcasts could easily be changed to “I’ll help the outcasts.” Where she takes matters into her own hands, or her singing hellfire could be amazing
Oh my GOD could a Villain Sorceress Esmeralda be absolutely amazing with Hellfire
@@sylvirgiomanach1491 I really don't mean to be rude and I'm rather certain you didn't mean anything by it but that would be something we need to tread very carefully on. OP's suggestion with Outcasts is fitting -deciding oppression ends NOW and taking matters into her own hands.
Unfortunately (and again I'm sure this was not your intention! Just letting you know) the "Evil Sorceress" is a racist stereotype that has been used against Rroma women for centuries and used to justify r-pe, torture, mass murder, and so on. So it's rather dangerous ground and has the potential to be horrifically racist, which I'm sure no one wants.
I'm, again, not saying you meant anything by it! And in general the evil Sorceress is a super cool concept/character type! It just becomes verrrry iffy when it's about a Rroma character because unfortunately it's intrinsically tied to their oppression :(
The song is specifically hellfire so five bucks says Quasimodo didn't take esmoreldas love of febus that well
@Max x Roxanne 4ever Ohhh that's cool! Don't know if she's staying strictly within Disney (or Disney style like Anastasia) type stuff tho 🤔
@@thatonedude977 That one is just a cover ^^ the villain series is on hiatus for a little bit (she doesn't reveal the villain covers either, just says "villain cover" so she can do the polls etc)
I love how she basically told him I don't wamt these people to die but it's on you. I could've saved them by why should I stick my neck out for you if you waited til the last moment to let me do it? Like the old proverb says "pride cometh before the fall" and that's exactly what she showed him. Absolute chills!
Putting the heart of tefiti on the peak of stones is a stroke of brilliance. It really melds well with Moana walking away from her responsibility because of her pain and anger
The animatic is gorgeous! And the story makes so much sense! I love that the reason why she became a villain isn't because of Maui, but because of her father! It makes so much sense!
That makes her a tragic villain
I know, It makes the story so sad 😢
@@X.D.E.M.O.N. Ikr? She was their people's best chance of survival, but her father was too stubborn and overprotective and, thus, went too far by destroying the boats and then locking his daughter away 'for her safety' for 6 whole months. In that time, she kept begging to be let out to go save their people, but because of his headstrong nature, he refused, and thus, Moana lost nearly everyone she cared about. Given how the island is at this point, I wouldn't be surprised if Moana and her dad are the only two left alive on the entire island. That means she lost nearly her entire village alongside Hei Hei, Pua, and her grandma (who she didn't even get to be there for here), but her mother was the final straw. The death of her mother is what drove this version to decide to not return the Heart and leave with it. If her dad wouldn't let her save their people, why should she even bother letting him live? The damage is already done and she's too far gone.
"You abandoned me. I once thought that I had a loving father" That was a punch to the gut 😭😭 this is so well done
I love the representation of her placing the heart of Tefiti as the final stone on the stack.
It's also interesting to think that, just like the shell she places in the movie, nothing can be balanced on top, because there will be no more cheifs to place slabs
I love how Te Ka is just like “oh wait I guess she’s leaving?”
For seriousness I freakin love this song! The vocals are powerful, the changed lyrics are so impactful, and the visuals and story are the best part! One of your best ones yet Lydia close second to Mulan’s if not better
Te Ka was also wounded and lashing out. He understands the fire burning in her, the hatred, and doesn't fault her for it. How could he, when that same bitterness gave birth to him?
Good point!
@@johnDoe-gv8si Why do you keep calling Te Ka he?
@@Fickleberry te ka is referred to as he by the other characters.
@@johnDoe-gv8si When watching the movie I didn't see Te Ka referenced as he, even at the end Moana said "Let her come to me" So I'm pretty confused where you got that.
Very brilliant use in how the words "How far I'll go" can be used to the opposite effect. Moana's pain goes hard as she makes this tough decision not to save everybody when her hope has been crushed so much by her father, wanting her to see his world burn rather than give him any reward for how much ruin he brought upon them. Placing the heart on top of the stones really shows how she is willing to make this her legacy, if there even is anyone left to carry on afterwards.
About 1600-800 years later Colonists prob would have discovered the island. This story would probably have never been told since Moana probably did not write anything down. Even if she did, the colonists May have not been able to understand 200-1000 CE Hawaiian or Tahitian
In all honesty, I like the villain versions a lot more because let's be honest, they are more interesting to listen to and go deeper into how the human mind actually works. Or is it just me?
That's why I like villains the best! Learning what drives people to cruelty, what corrupts their moral compass is fascinating 😀
@@therandom1842 Agreed, but sometimes it depends on how they are written
@Delphine Lavender Morgan you make a good point
Not just you
She already lost so many people she wanted to save, now she’s willing to let what’s left die to spite the man who is responsible
I love that Moana's villain song is just her denying the opportunity to save everyone. She doesn't directly hurt anyone. She just doesn't have to help.
I actually love the idea for this, Moana didnt even do anything wrong exactly , but simply just doing what her father told her to do. or rather " its just a usless rock" No one can blame her for what she did.
I KNEW IT WOULD BE HOW FAR ILL GO! The title literally SCREAMS villain song, how far Moana will go to prove her point to her father, both in the movie and in her new villain arc. Woo! I’m so excited!
I like how Tefiti just watched Moana leave with her heart and is completely fine with it. 😂
Great song as always.
“:o My heart! She’s giving me back my- Oh, nevermind, there she goes. Bye, I guess.”
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I also like how the ocean wave gives her a "look". Like it's saying "I chose you! You're the chosen one! Go back!"
@@kfc28371ifyand she’s like ‘no fuck off im having my villian arc 💅🏼’
“YOU WERE THE CHOSEN ONE! IT WAS SAID YOU WOULD DESTROY TE-KA, NOT HELP IT!”
I don’t understand why major studios can’t create a story as powerful as this.
Because no one would want to buy a toy of a woman who did something bad
@@aubrey_animations9880 I would if her story was cool.
Probably because they don't want to risk being canceled because it's "too dark"
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The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel it’s warmth. Stunning, beautiful work here.
The gloomy and chilling atmosphere of the instrumental and the animatic is just so haunting and eerie in a good way, it really complimented the whole song well as we're now listening to Moana's revengeful tone as her belief now has gone completely into sanity, regret and desperate really play an important factor here as well as betrayal from someone (her father) who showed her love but as well taking it away from her, that's really deep and traumatising. Your voice always is on point, capturing her pain and struggle in a way we can feel sympathy for her despite the twist.
The only thing I'd question is to know what happened to Maui during this whole catastrophe?
I dont think she went to find him. Cause she was stuck for 6 months and in that yime her grandma mustve died, like in the movie, but she never got to hear tue find maui part, or maybe she forgot.
putting the heart on top of the pile of stones was pretty cool
I wonder what became of moana after she got her revenge
Died in the final battle perhaps
Probably didn't return dramatically in the final battle like his movie counterpart.
Cannot wait! Lydia's songs are always legends!
Just watched the premiere. There are no words, it’s just so amazing.
SHE PUT THE HEART OF TE FITI AS HER STONE!!!🤯
This is absolutely genius!! You are absolutely genius!
Honesty a real villainous move would have been to immediately slam another stone on top destroying the heart. But I do also agree that it being the final one on top is a great one as well.
@@sayiantomThat would have been a *heartless* decision (I'm not sorry)
@@chloeswoveland3431 lol it's ok no need to apologize for a Kingdom of puns involving Hearts.
@@sayiantom Good to know it wasn't an eye-sora (ok that one was awful)
@@chloeswoveland3431 lol
A neat detail about Moana putting the stone on top of the pile that I don't see anyone else addressing,
Moana put the rock on the highest point of the island. Moana isn't just refusing to save her people, she's refusing to save everyone. The ocean can't get to the heart up there. The ocean can't pick anyone else.
I'd just like to point out that this version of Moana walked up to Te Ka, touched them on the nose, held out the heart of Te Fiti...and turned around saying SIKE and just walked away.
Freaking power move.
I feel like she (Te Fiti) would just be like “(sigh) okay I can wait a few more years, go reap your chaos”
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I've interpreted it as Te'fiti peaking through, as she realises what is going on and that she has been denied her original divine form and looks on in fear as she realises that even Moana, the one chosen by the ocean to save her, has been affected by the disease
I am OBSESSED, now I want a Moana villain story/movie, this is perfect. Even how the phrase "how far I'll go" can be used in a different tone, perfection!
I was expecting her to shove the stones over & the ''camera'' move between the rubble to show a shot of her sailing away into stormy weather with a sort of villainous "Bring It On" expression, but to put the Heart far above the Ocean's present reach & so much farther from Te Fiti? Whoo! That hit a whole new note! Don't get me started on the vocals, either!!! Y'all are amazing!
It is awesome and I really love the fact that in the end she places the heart on the stone pile instead of another stone or a shell.
It makes it impossible to add further making her the final chief while also marking the end of her people.
The song is great and like with others of this series the story is so relatable.
This actually fits really well with the original story told in the film, in my opinion. To me, it looks like the key difference is in personality and how Moana interprets her father's intentions. Basically, there's a lack of understanding of where he's coming from which creates bitterness in Moana. So when the big decision comes at the end, it's the bitterness toward her father that she feels instead of the love for her people, including him. It was her loving heart that allowed her to understand and empathize with what was originally her enemy. But with this alternate version of the song, she finally breaks after a life of repression for no reason.
So, I imagine the same film but with Moana becoming increasingly bitter throughout the story until we hit the big climax. 🤔
I love how she's still the only color in her bleak home, even as a villain or rather refusing to be the hero shes still the only semblance of life her home has
Lyrics ✨🥀
I've been staring at the water long as I can remember
I can remember
I had been the perfect daughter long as I can remember
But they don't remember
Every claim I stake every plead is shut
Every shout I make scattered to the dust
Tell all those I know are lost down below
Where I cannot reach
See your weakness your pride and your fear
It's blinding
And no one knows how more will go
But you laughed and you shoved me away
You defied me
And now you'll know
When you push you'll soon find out how far I'll go
How far I'll go
Yeah now you'll know
We could have fixed this so so long ago
Famine sprouts from your doubts
Now reap what you've sown
I knew everybody on the island
But because of your silence
You've brought bout all our demise
You spread fear to all of those left around you
Now this fear it surrounds you
And a darkness fills the skies
I could save them all I could stop this curse
I could heal this land put us in reverse
But you shut me out and your actions hurt
You abandoned me
I once thought that I had a loving father
But one step on that water
And our happy little world came crashing down
Now you'll pay
For all the lives that you've broken
For the many lies that were spoken
You'll watch your people drown
All these useless and meaningless deaths they're on your head
I take no pride in seeing them die
But you won't find a savior and me I guarantee
That now you'll know
How far I'll go
It’s much more interesting as a villain arc because she’s not doing something “bad” in the other’s eyes, she’s simply doing what they told her to do from the start: nothing
It somehow fits so right
*thinking it's a good song* "You'll watch you people DROOOOOOOWWWWWNNNNNNNN!" *scrambles and adds to favourites*
I’m so happy to have now heard Moana as a villain!!! This has made my morning.
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lyrics:
[Verse 1]
I've been staring at the water
Long as I can remember
I can remember
I had been the perfect daughter
Long as I can remember
But they don't remember
[Pre-Chorus]
Every claim I stake, every plead is shut
Every shout I make scattered to the dust
'Til all those I know are lost down below
Where I cannot reach
[Chorus]
See your weakness, your pride, and your fear, it's blinding
And no one knows
How more will go
But you laughed and you shoved me away, you defied me
And now you'll know
When you push, you'll soon find out how far I'll go
[Post-Chorus]
How far I'll go
Yeah, now you'll know
We could have fixed this so so long ago
Famine sprouts from your doubts
Now reap what you've sown
[Verse 2]
I knew everybody on the island
But because of your silence
You've brought 'bout all our demise
You spread fear to all of those left around you
Now this fear, it surrounds you
And a darkness fills the skies
[Pre-Chorus]
I could save them all, I could stop this curse
I could heal this land, put us in reverse
But you shut me out and your actions hurt
You abandoned me
[Verse 3]
I once thought that I had a loving father
But one step on that water
And our happy little world came crashing down
Now you'll pay for all the lives that you've broken
For the many lies that were spoken
You'll watch your people drown
[Chorus]
All these useless and meaningless deaths, they're on your head
I take no pride
In seeing them die
But you won't find a savior in me, I guarantee
That now you'll know
How far I'll go
I love it 🎵
2:17
It's where it all goes wrong.
It's where the anger presents, and darkness prevails.
It's a beautifully dark and evil melody.
One of my favourite story concepts so far. This feels cinematic, everything is planned and executed so well, great job both the singer and animatic artist cuz put together like this it gives us an amazing experience💜
"how far I'll go" really does work as a hopeful and evil statement at the same time and it works perfectly
This was incredible and chilling! Seeing how Moana was rejected by those she loves and now she rejects them in return... so powerful and dark but I love it!
And next week is my favorite Disney villain song? Can't wait!
*"famine sprouts from your doubts"* HOLY THIS WAS A CRITICAL HIT
This was honestly phenomenal. Such a creative way to weave a believable story of a Broken Vengeful Moana. I loved every second!
the story of a moana who wants to make suffer her own father for all his mistakes until make everyone perish is so new and great !!! a heroine who plunged too deep into darkness because of her egocentric father just a amazing storytelling ! Thank you so much for this alternative story ! ( Sorry my english's not perfect )
Egocentric is the wrong word, deeply paranoid fits a lot better. He does what he does out of fear for everyone's safety if they were to go out on the water and sadly it's a reasonable fear but ends up still being dangerous for everyone anyways.
You never fail to impress us! Now I wonder what a evil Cinderella or Snow White would look like…
She's already done Snow White on her channel if your interested
same! i’ve really been wanting an evil cinderella ^^
@@qualitysallyme too
So, she's actually just a wronged hero, but didn't cross the finish line out of spite.
Evil Moana is based.
Also, 2:17 is just so, SO good.
This seems like it'll be awesome, Moana is one of my favorite Disney movies!
I love the symbolism of her putting the Heart on top of the Chief stones
The scene where she marched up the mountain to place the heart on the chiefs’ stack of stones literally gave me chills. A silent and powerful way to say *This was what you wanted, is it not?*
'you won't find a saviour in me I guarantee.' My favourite line ever
"now you'll pay for all the lives that you've broken, for the many lies that were spoken, you'll watch your people DROWN . all these useless and meaningless deaths they're on your head, i take no pride in seeing them die, but you wont find a savior in me i guarantee"
imagine if moana said this when she realized Ti fiti and Te ka were one and the same, that this all powerful goddess really was just sitting on her ass just throwing a tantrum over a rock that may or may not even have powers that she could have easily reclaimed on a whim
There are a couple touches that really make the animation so good. Theres the obvious, Moana looks exhausted, and maybe even a little starved. So does the dad, actually. But Pua and Heihei are completely absent from this animation, implying that at a certain point there was no other choice than to eat them (yet another thing that may have driven Moana to snap in the context of this animation).
1:05
Sometimes villainy isn’t hurting people through your actions, but letting people get hurt through your inactions.
Ok, ok I AM IN LOVE WITH THE CONCEPT! You see, all that Moana is trying to say is " Father, you HAVE to take RESPONSIBILITY for your action. I am not here to answer for YOUR SINS. " THAT CONCEPT IS AMAZING.
"famine sprouts from your doubts, now reap what you've sown" HAD NO RIGHT TO GO SO HARD
I could almost see a scenario where the film is exactly the same, except Moana overestimated her ability to reach Tifiti through Teka's anger, abd rather than allow her heart to be returned, she decides to "help" moana by burning her heart out and letting her rage take its place, leaving a Moana devoid of empathy, and imbued with Te Ka's power becomes her agent in the world. Moana, Harbinger of the Plague of Cinders.
so basically its all Moana's dad's fault for Moana not saving anything
and its Maui's fault for starting everything in the first place
amazing !! 10/10
The title literally screams villain song. Love the series you've made and I would love to see Anna's villain song too like getting betrayed from Hans and Elsa neglecting her in the start of movie making her into villain would be so fun to see. 🌟
I love how the ocean is like "bro wth you doin go back"
Y'know even just the thought of the phrase "How Far I'll Go" being used in an evil context suddenly sounds terrifying.
I never knew how much I needed a villain Moana AU till now! This song and animatic are amazing!
Good reimaging of "How far I'll go"
Can you do one with Mirabel singing a dark version of "Waiting on a miracle" or "We don't talk about Bruno"?
Perhaps for the latter, Mirabel snaps after seeing the way Bruno was treated poorly by their family and his sacrifice for her.
I would love to see Anna's villain song! Love all of your covers!
After this she should do Belle's or Cinderella’s villain song
I've been begging her for months to do Belle, but she hasn't!
For a example "So this WAS love" and a cover of "Belle" talking about getting revenge for Gaston imprisoning her father?
I have an idea for a Cinderella villain backstory. She becomes queen and helps Kit (yes that’s his name) rule, but not before exacting her revenge on her stepfamily. Song title? “Nightmares are The Curse Your Heart Makes”
@@forkalamari6093 that's a cool idea aswell!
Don’t use that Cinderella. That one is too pure and kind hearted to ever be a villain.
Not gonna lie the first few frames make it seem like Moana and Te Ka are just having this beautiful therapy session where she's relating all her past struggles while Te Ka's just like, "aw queen don't worry about them, they're not worth it" 😅
This song really shows how this could've happened in the actual film had moana's father actually tried to stop her and her letting the pain and being forced to be something her father wanted her to be, get to her and how his fear of losing her like he did with his best friend nearly ended all of life as they knew it if moana didn't go and return the heart.
Por favor faça a música Jasmine live action Speechless por favor
Yeah I agree
This is definitely my favourite 4 sure!!❤😊 She also has a really good reason to be a villain. Reason- she has been shut off from the thing she has loved to most her whole life. So she still loves her land but she isn't willing to help save them for her father's mistakes. She will make her father feel what she felt all her childhood not being able to go to the see, and her father will not be able to save his land. ♡ this 1.
I assume Maui never came back when he left before the final battle. That or he died in said final battle. Either option explains why Maui’s not in this animatic
“I won’t kill you but I don’t have to save you “ that’s basically this villain song in a nutshell
I love all these VILLIAN ver of Disney princesses... I was a little disappointed that Mulan didn't had "refection" as her VILLIAN song but other than that alot of them are so good and each one has a feeling I feel... So I can't wait for the next three in the future. 😃
It's less of a villain song and a "It's your problem" song and I think that is really neat
A song request for next princess to be turned evil:
The mice weren't able to give Cinderella the key in time, and because they were too late, Prince Charming was married off to another princess. Because of how her "family' treats her and how they stole away her happiness over and over, her anger becomes too much and she plots her revenge. I don't know which song would be good for this, it is a suggestion.
An evil version of "A dream is a wish your heart makes"?
@@star-boltlover9609yes 😊
Disney needs to make a spin off movie with the story in the description of the video and this song!!
OMG! Thank you so much for this! I'm so glad we finish this series with her! Thank you!!
Thank you 😊
I KNEW it was moana 😊excited for this one 🤩😁
This song is so good like I can’t-
Sometimes I noticed In “All these useless and meaningless deaths are on your hand!”
It really shows how Moana still cares, despite her turn to wickedness. She knows they didn’t deserve it and that all the death and horror was for something that is nothing.
Love this song💗
We really need an Esmeralda singing her own version of hellfire
Her voice is heaven.
I just feel like the quote ‘You have become the very thing you have swore to destroy!’ would fit this Moana so well.
At first I was confused why Moana let her father live. But now I understand that she wanted to make him suffer in silence like she did. I also agree with Moana’s actions here. She was thinking that all her people are dead. So if she returns the heart it would just be for her dad to enjoy.
This is amazing! With How Far I'll Go being one of my favorite Disney songs and I love the movie Moana, this was just perfection. You did a great job!
Everyone keeps saying destroying the heart would have been a great villain move but honestly that's not the point. This version of Moana is a villain but it's one that's been scorned, villains who do things to get back at people, such as letting the world rot in this version of Moana, are passive villains and usually do care and are good people but are willing to let things happen just to show people, to prove them wrong. Moana still wants the world to be saved and she still loves all those people but her hope has been crushed, and she'll crush her father's in return. She was so close to fixing everything but his doubt made her turn, not because she no longer cared but because how could someone beilieve in themself when their own parent does not. So she leaves the rock because she wants someone to find it and save the world but it won't be her.
I like how Te k just didn't do anything when Moana left with her heart 😂
this may be my favorite villain song yet! the emotion-packed vocals and the animatic of her home rotting and crumbling as she watches, all while voicing the fact that she doesn't *want* this to happen, it's a lesson, gives such a heart wrenching and eerie tone to the piece. (which i very much enjoy!)
it's incredible how believable you made this origin for such a kind-hearted and heroic character. one of the reasons i love villainous re-imaginings is seeing how easily the hero's traits and choices could become dark and their morals muddied if they let it. you emphasize this aspect in your work fantastically, and of course the audio and visuals are stunning as always.
amazing work!
Whee! As soon as she returned to her island, I foresaw her putting Te Fiti's Heart on the pile of stones at the top of the mountain - as the song went on, I started wondering if she would then try to smash it with another rock, but after reading the description, I know why she didn't: as long as the Heart is intact, it's a taunt to her father that there IS a way to save those left (and a reminder that he could've saved his people sooner), but it's no longer accessible because he destroyed all the boats and Moana now refuses to help. And the ocean can't just bring it to someone else, without a tidal wave destroying the island or something, because it's so high above the waterline.
I’m excited to see Cinderella’s Villain song. I imagine it to be a minor version of “This is love”
Love that you maintained the top notch wordplay that all the Moana songs have! Also the heart of Tafiti being her stone is chilling!
One really important part for me, is that the ocean didn't stop her. In the movie the ocean is constantly pushing Moana forward to return the heart, and although it tries to plead with her, in the end it respects her choice. It let Moana choose whether her tribe was worthy of being saved and when she found them wanting it let her sail home without interference.
I can not wait!! I've been wanting this one for a while, super excited!!
The story is so good! It feels different to listen to the song after you get to know how tragic the story is. Beautiful work done once again, I hope the next one will be inspired by Belle
your villian songs have now inspired me to make my own villian disney princesses my self i love this what if type story for moana if she never was able to save her island and the people living on it
Man I get the chills everytime I listen to this song. It’s so well written. Make sure you read the story and then play the song! It makes it so much more venomous.