what happened to hans at the end of frozen

"	♫ I've been searching my whole life to find my ain place… ♫	„
	~ Prince Hans while singing "Love is an Open up Door" with Anna, foreshadowing his true intentions.

"	A truthful love's osculation. Oh, Anna… If only there was someone out there who loved you.	„
	~ Prince Hans' most famous quote every bit he reveals his true nature to Anna.

Hans Westergaard, better known every bit Prince Hans, is the secondary antagonist of Disney'south Frozen franchise.

He serves as the master antagonist of Disney's Frozen and its novel adaptation A Frozen Heart, a cameo graphic symbol in the short film Frozen Fever and its sequel Frozen 2, and the unseen overarching antagonist of the midquel curt film Once Upon a Snowman. He is Princess Anna'south ex-fiancé-turned-arch-nemesis, who plots to usurp the throne of Arendelle in society to obtain power for himself.

He was voiced by Santino Fontana. In the musical, he was portrayed by John Riddle.

Contents

• i Official Disney Biography
• ii Appearance
• 3 Personality
• iv Other Appearances
  • 4.i One time Upon a Fourth dimension
  • 4.2 Kingdom Hearts 3
  • 4.three Conceal, Don't Feel: A Twisted Tale
  • iv.4 Cameos
• 5 Quotes
• 6 Trivia
• 7 External Links
• 8 Navigation

Official Disney Biography

"Hans is a handsome purple from a neighboring kingdom who comes to Arendelle for Elsa'due south coronation. With 12 older brothers, Hans grew up feeling practically invisible—and Anna can relate. Hans is smart, observant and benevolent. Dissimilar Elsa, Hans promises he'll never shut Anna out; he just might be the connection she'southward been waiting for all these years."

Appearance

Hans is a 23-year-old young man and he is of moderate stature and by and large good-looking. Whilst he is well built, he is not as broad-shouldered or as muscular as Kristoff. Though the two are never seen close enough together to properly compare, information technology is off-white to say Hans would probably look relatively slimmer next to Kristoff, though he is definitely physically achieved, every bit he was able to defeat the hulking Marshmallow in single combat. He is well-versed in horsemanship and has tremendous sword fighting skills. It is also shown that he is skilled in using crossbows, or at least in capably diverting their fire when needed.

Hans has fair skin and a lite dusting of freckles across his nose. He also has dark ginger pilus, sideburns, and green "dreamy" eyes. Throughout the film, he wears navy blue trousers, black boots, a magenta cravat, white gloves, a blue shirt, an indigo vest, black epaulettes, a gold aiguillette, and a light grayness-and-blackness blazer with patterns. This is reminiscent of a naval compatible and would exist traditionally in keeping with regal siblings of lower birth entering military service.

During the day and night of the coronation, Hans dons a lighter version of his formal vesture. It is a cream blazer with a yellowish shirt underneath and a red sash, with black boots, white stockings, cerise and gilt designs, and patterns, gilt and red epaulettes with golden fringe, and a matching foam ascot. This lighter-colored adapt reflects Anna's warmer-colored clothing in turn. It is also worth noting that Hans is seen wearing this lighter-colored suit for a longer fourth dimension period than his traditional suit, mainly due to him wearing information technology for the entirety of the coronation day and dark, which features him almost prominently in the flick.

While he is in control of the kingdom, to protect himself from the harsh winter, Hans is given a cloak resembling the castle guards' uniforms. It is a dull gray cloak with wavy patterns and a purple interior. In Elsa's palace, however, it appeared to accept more of a green shade. Information technology besides has a more wicked and villainous vibe foreshadowing his true nature.

Personality

"	He's a chameleon who adapts to whatsoever environment to brand the other characters comfortable.	„
	~ Animator Lino DiSalvo describing Hans' character, The Fine art of Frozen.

Prince Hans is a proud, devilish, and egotistical prince with a hunger for power and admiration. He is shown to exist selfish, manipulative, and apathetic in nature with almost of these traits stemming from his tragic youth. Existence the youngest sibling of xiii princes, Hans spent a big portion of his life being ignored and abused at the hands of his older siblings, something he reveals to Anna during their encounter at the coronation banquet. Said abuse likewise leads him to practise the same to others either to gain his ain kingdom or out of spite.

The abiding analytical, bullying, and fail from his family and peers eventually proved to be the breaking point for Hans and led to his villainous transformation over time; notwithstanding, on closer examination, there is no show equally to the extent of Hans' childhood corruption, meaning that he may have been exaggerating in order to appeal more than to Anna.

However, in the novel A Frozen Middle, which told most the clear story nigh his by, the abuse that Hans suffers is non only truthful, but much worse than he describes, in which his brothers often played cruel tricks on him from babyhood to adulthood, and fifty-fifty humiliated him in forepart of the political meeting. This shows that virtually of the abuse he endured is truthful.

Furthermore, his begetter past the name of King Westergaard did cypher to end the bullying and even encouraged them to exercise and so since he believes Hans is weak and the strong has the correct to pick on the weak. Though he appears to be praiseworthy and noble to the fullest extent, Hans is actually an oppressive and dishonest master manipulator who cares zero for anyone other than himself. Through his charm and charisma, he is able to fool first Anna and then Elsa, equally well as the entire kingdom of Arendelle and its visiting ambassadors, providing fantabulous proof of his dangerous psychology.

Like many villains, Hans is arrogant and ability-hungry, visiting Arendelle in lodge to rule the kingdom past any means, revealing that his simply want is to become king, prepared to rid anyone necessary in whatsoever way he tin can for his quest for power, making him amidst Disney's more than circuitous villains. He is also exceedingly pompous, grandiose, and sententious, bragging almost his plans to Anna when he realizes information technology is pointless to assistance her live, and threatening the Duke of Weselton with being charged with treason when he becomes Regent of the kingdom - despite the fact that the Duke has washed nothing more than signal out Arendelle's goods are not for Hans to hand out. Thus, while good at keeping his cool, his arrogance sometimes almost gets the best of him.

It is unclear equally to his precise motivation, if information technology is simple animalism for ability, or if he genuinely craves respect and recognition, which he professes to exist denied as a child under the burden of his dozen siblings. He is also shown to be verbally abusive, defamatory, and argumentative, every bit he constantly torments Anna and Elsa with precise and cutting words later on his dark side is revealed. Examples of this can be seen when he and Anna are in the library, and the prince constantly taunts the dying princess. In the fjord during the antipathetic confrontation with Elsa, Hans decides to further Elsa's suffering by telling her Anna has died as a result of her actions.

Hans' near powerful trait is quite possibly his vast intelligence and incredible power to lie, dissemble and manipulate. He is also proven to be an extremely nimble, observant, quick-thinking, pertinacious and resourceful homo, existence able to fool the unabridged kingdom without fail, even the Duke of Weselton, whom Hans holds a disliking to that merely seemed to increase throughout the film. Nonetheless, unlike many Disney villains, Hans constantly has to change his plot accordingly with the shifting events that have place in the film, without letting loose his deceptive, villainous, and calculating nature. He displays this by acting dorky with Anna, rude and stern with the Duke of Weselton, and quiet with Elsa. Whether this is because he is a sociopath or he is that great at manipulating others is unknown although information technology is probably both.

Cold and brutal, Hans has a sympathetic origin, but he lacks any characteristics one could phone call redeeming. Instead, he simply views others every bit mere stepping stones to his grand plans, and will callously lie, crook, and kill his way into a position of sole power, regardless of the casualties made along the manner. This shows that his true nature rivals if not surpasses that of his kin. The few skillful deeds he performs throughout the moving-picture show, such as handing out goods to those suffering from the storm, were only and then he could proceeds Arendelle's trust.

At commencement, he just intends to ally into the crown, merely when Elsa'southward powers are revealed and Anna leaves, he knows that he must accept one of them live to practice so. When Anna is dying, he realizes he will not exist able to trick her any longer since his kiss will not piece of work, and leaves her to dice, manipulating the panic situation to club the execution of Queen Elsa. But when Elsa escapes and her powers are fully unleashed, he tells her that she has killed Anna, his intention appears to bulldoze her into plenty despair that she will allow him to kill her, and make himself a hero in the eyes of the kingdom.

Other Appearances

Once Upon a Time

Principal commodity: Prince Hans (Once Upon a Time)

Kingdom Hearts III

Hans, as he appears in Kingdom Hearts Iii.

Hans is the principal antagonist (alongside Larxene) of Arendelle in Kingdom Hearts Three, though he has no speaking role and is seen very trivial. Sora, Donald, and Goofy starting time meet Hans after contesting Marshmallow. When they glimpse Hans carrying Elsa, Goofy assumes that he is someone from Arendelle who had come to help her, but Sora and Donald think otherwise, sensing an aura of darkness around him.

Later, in the tempest, Hans prepares to kill Elsa, but Anna leaps in front end of his blade and completely freezes to ice, sending him reeling and knocking him unconscious. When Sora and company arrive, Hans's darkness engulfs them and Marshmallow to a shadowy realm, where his Heartless, Sköll, manifests.

After Sköll'southward defeat, Hans is nowhere to be found.

Conceal, Don't Experience: A Twisted Tale

Master article: Prince Hans (Conceal, Don't Feel)

Cameos

Hans made two cameo appearances in the 2014 animated characteristic moving-picture show Big Hero 6.

He is showtime seen on a "Wanted" affiche at the San Fransokyo police station, backside the desk of Officer Gerson, when Hiro and Baymax written report Yokai'southward Microbot theft. Afterward, he can be briefly seen every bit a statue in the garden of Fred'southward mansion home, that's eventually destroyed by Baymax during a testing session for his rocket fists. This universe implies that it's an alternate version of Hans and that it'due south non taking place in the Frozen universe, as while Large Hero 6 takes identify in the future, Frozen takes place around the mid-1800s. In fact, this Hans may just be a wanted criminal who committed a offense in San Fransokyo, rather than the 1 from Frozen.

Quotes

Trivia

• When putting Hans, Kristoff, Anna, and Sven'south names together in social club: "Hans Kristoff Anna Sven" sounds similar "Hans Christian Andersen", the writer of The Snow Queen, which Frozen was based on.
• Given his last proper name, it is quite possible that Prince Hans may have been based on Jérôme Bonaparte – the 19th-century German language rex of Westphalia, and youngest brother of Napoleon Bonaparte. The two have plenty in common. Hans also has stuff in common with Napoleon himself.
• Elements of Hans' graphic symbol are based on the Evil Mirror from the original Snow Queen. In the original fairytale, it is said that those who looked into this mirror, the darkest aspects of their personality would come up to the surface and that if a drinking glass shard of this mirror got into i'southward body, their heart would freeze as a result of their common cold nature. The mirror in the story was pivotal for it had caused one of the protagonists, Kai, to go cold towards his friend Gerda (the inspiration for Anna).
  • In an interview with Jennifer Lee, Lee confirms that Hans was partially based upon the concept of the Evil Mirror in the original story, every bit the original story had a lot to do with mirrors. Then, as she explains, what Hans is is a mirror which appears charming to the person, simply is hollow and sociopathic.
• Hans' last name is "Westergård", according to a tweet from Jennifer Lee. In a deleted scene (featuring "Bad Elsa"), a graphic symbol named "Admiral Westergård" was mentioned, mayhap being the earlier drafting of Hans.
  • Since this is a deleted scene, the proper noun's canonicity is questionable. Yet, the description of the admiral in the scene closely matches that of Hans', (Elsa mentions that he "loves her [Anna] and then.") and the changing of the character's last proper name never occurred when the character was ultimately rewritten into Hans.
• The name Hans is popularly used in such countries every bit Kingdom of norway, Sweden and Denmark. The last of the three mentioned might be his homeland.
• Hans' voice histrion, Santino Fontana originally auditioned for the role of Kristoff, but later the story inverse, he auditioned for Hans. Also, he auditioned for the role of Flynn Rider for Tangled. After, Fontana was chosen back for Hans (when the motion-picture show was still known as The Snowfall Queen in 2010).
• Hans has his own distinct theme that plays when he woos Anna, and it is especially noticeable when he pulls in for the buss. After the expose, his theme tin can still be heard, admitting with a darker feel to it.
• Hans is the seventh male person Disney Villain to appear in a Disney Princess film, with the first beingness Gaston, the second being Jafar, the third being Governor Ratcliffe, the quaternary being Shan Yu, the 5th existence Doctor Facilier, and the sixth being Mor'du.
  • The start two listed above all want to marry the master female person heroine for selfish reasons similar Hans.
• Santino Fontana completed all of his voice recordings for Hans in a matter of five days.
• Co-ordinate to ane of the coloring books, Hans is a naval officer.
• Hans is essentially the consummate opposite of many of the heroic characters in Frozen:
  • Anna, for while both were shut out for many years, she really wants to reconnect with her sister and would do anything to reconnect with her. Hans, on the other hand, only wanted to go more than attention than his twelve brothers and equally such would do anything to be on top, even if it means murder and forced wedlock.
  • Elsa, for while she shuts Anna out, she does that to protect her. Hans, on the other mitt, while he would never shut Anna out, he just does that and so that he would get to the throne, and then he shuts her in the parlor to keep Anna from escaping the cold.
    • On some other thought, it is interesting to note that both Hans and Elsa wear gloves the majority of the motion picture. Both use them to "conceal" their truthful selves - Elsa wears hers at the commencement to hibernate her powers, and Hans wears him throughout the whole movie up until his big reveal at the fireplace.
    • Information technology is also interesting to annotation that both Hans and Elsa are associated with the unlucky number 13, just with a different twist - Elsa, being the 13th Disney Princess, remains skillful and caring; whereas Hans, existence the 13th kid in his family unit, turns out to be selfish and vicious.
  • Kristoff, for while very gruff and tough on the exterior, is actually kind-hearted and friendly on the inside. Hans, on the other hand, while being seemingly kind and friendly on the outside, is actually cruel and ruthless on the inside.
    • Another thing to remember of is that while both are Anna's love interest, Kristoff is the just 1 of the ii who really loved her, while Hans just loved power and was using her. Also, Kristoff would never hurt Anna, while Hans was willing to let Anna freeze to death while she was sick.
  • Olaf represents the honey between Elsa and Anna, but Hans represents the breaking of Elsa and Anna'south bond.
    • Another observation is that while Olaf is goofy and naive but yet affectionate, loving, and cares deeply for his friends, Hans, on the other hand, is classy, sophisticated and intelligent, simply is cold-hearted, ruthless and sadistic.
    • Also, Olaf is cold literally, being a snowman, only warm in personality. Hans is warm-blooded, existence a human being, but cold-blooded in personality.
  • Sven tin be some other, for while he is a loyal animal, Hans is a traitorous human being.
    • Another thing to think about is that while Sven has shown multiple times in the film that he has a stiff moral character, Hans is a sociopath.
• There are several though unnoticeable hints that foreshadow Hans' villainy throughout the film, before his reveal:
  • Hans' duet with Anna, "Love is an Open Door", holds a few dark meanings on his side of the song. The lines "I've been searching my whole life to detect my ain place." and "Love is an open door." secretly represent his quest to dominate a kingdom, and doing so through false romance with Anna, who is his door to power.
  • As well during the song, Hans likewise does not friction match Anna'south movements, leaving the 2 out of sync, which at showtime comes across every bit him beingness charmingly awkward but shows that he is struggling to match her character to appeal to her.
  • When she decides to go out to find Elsa, Hans protests because he doesn't desire Anna to get hurt - he thinks this is the perfect opportunity to brand Anna Queen and just carelessness Elsa; they can bargain with the snow later the coronation and wedding. When she rapidly makes him the Steward, he then does not even offer to go with her, letting her ride off alone.
  • His personality is inconsistent, because it changes radically depending on who he is interacting with.
    • To clarify, Anna is e'er awkward and naive, Kristoff maintains his honesty and awkwardness regardless of who he is with, and Elsa is always regal even in her loneliness and despair, only Hans' personality changes swiftly at the drop of a chapeau - he even coldly threatens the Knuckles with a charge of treason, which is a criminal criminal offense punishable by death.
  • And and then at that place is a scene where Hans has one of the Duke'southward men shoot the chandelier down. At kickoff, it seemed like he was trying to stop him from killing her, but afterward his reveal, he might accept been trying to kill her while making information technology look like an accident.
• According to Jennifer Lee, Hans is around 23 years old.
• In a cut draft of the picture show, after his sword was destroyed past Anna's frozen body, Hans was going to accept a second wind and try to attack again, only for Kristoff to knock him out. This was cut because information technology distracted from the dramatic mourning of Anna in the scene, which was more important. The fight withal happens in some storybooks though.
• Hans' grapheme is a major subversion of the classical Disney Prince; Hans himself notes of this during his expose and uses it to his advantage.
• The moment at the stop in which Kristoff attempts to face up Hans for his actions is the only time in the movie where the two male leads collaborate. In the novelization, however, Kristoff knocks Hans out when he tries to kill Elsa again after Anna froze.
• Hans is one of the few villains who doesn't fight with a Disney Prince since his climatic hero-versus-villain fight with Kristoff was cut from the final version of the picture show (only their fight however happens in some storybooks).
• Hans is one of the few Disney villains who does not have a sidekick, unless you count his army and the Duke of Weselton.
• Hans is the fourth Disney villain to be a prince: Prince John from Robin Hood is the first, Scar from The Lion King is the 2d, and Mor'du from Brave is the third.
• His line "Are you sure you lot tin can trust her? I don't want you getting injure." is ironic since he is the one who should not be trusted by Anna, and he's the 1 who hurts Anna by fooling her and letting her freeze to expiry.
• Hans has more onscreen time dressed in his coronation suit than he does in his normal formal wear.
• Although, Hans and Kristoff never interact, they did in the volume of the film.
• Before she leaves to search for Elsa, Hans wants to go with Anna, but she said he needs to have care of Arendelle. Information technology is assumed that if he did come up, he would fulfill his evil plans past killing both sisters and brand up a story so he could exist the ruler of Arendelle.
• When Anna first meets Hans, she trips on a wooden bucket and crashes into him, sending the bucket flight and landing on her head. The terminal thing we see of Hans is him being tossed into a muzzle under the send heading dorsum to the Southern Isles so that he would be judged by his twelve brothers for his crimes. When the muzzle door is slammed shut, a wooden bucket falls and lands on his head.
• Hans is strikingly similar to Male monarch Frederick Vi of Denmark; their facial construction, hair and facial hair are almost identical, and both tried to gain power by a insurrection d'état, just where Hans failed, Frederick succeeded. Information technology is quite possible that Hans is based on a young Frederick. All the same, Frederick kept a adult female live to serve every bit his queen, his married woman Marie of Hesse-Kassel, while Hans wanted to kill both Anna and Elsa.
• Ironically, in a trailer for Frozen, he was referred to as the "Nice guy", although this was nearly likely to keep his true nature hidden from viewers. His villainous nature was as well hinted by the question mark.
• Hans is possibly Danish, since his home, the Southern Isles, is probably inspired from Denmark.
• A chess set is seen in the background when Hans is explaining his scheme to Anna and extinguishing the oestrus sources in the room, symbolizing his exploitation of her as a "pawn" in his plans. Afterward, a white queen piece falls when wind bursts through the window during the blizzard, symbolizing the "fall" of Elsa to fear and Hans' pursuit to murder her for the kingdom.
• Hans changes his suit to a lighter version which matches Anna's subsequently he meets her for the showtime time and when he successfully woos her during the evening of the coronation.
• Hans is the first villain of the Disney Princess franchise who has siblings mentioned in the feature film, unlike other villains whose siblings are mentioned or have appeared in sequels, games, television series, comic strips or brusque stories.
• Hans is the third male villain of the Disney Princess franchise to have their last name revealed, with Governor John Ratcliffe being the start, and Shan Yu is the second (though in Chinese, the private's given proper name is the terminal proper noun, while the family proper noun comes first).
• Hans is seen to wear by and large white, which is unusual for a villain (especially an animated villain) - heroes are typically the ones to wear white and other light colors, while villains typically article of clothing black and other dark colors. This may be a way of hiding his truthful villainous nature.
  • This makes him 1 of the only Disney villains to more often than not wear white, with Ernesto de la Cruz existence another. It is possible that Ernesto mostly wears white for the same reason, as he too was non revealed to be evil until after.
• Hans is also the first cherry-red-headed and freckled villain in the Disney Princess franchise.
• Hans is the 2nd villain in the Disney Princess franchise to article of clothing aureate, with the first being Governor John Ratcliffe.
• Hans is the third main villain in the Disney Princess franchise to nevertheless exist alive. Lady Tremaine is the first, and Governor Ratcliffe is the second. In standards of Disney Princess villains who do not die in their commencement appearance, he is the fourth after them and Jafar (who later dies in The Return of Jafar).
• Universally, forth with Human being from Bambi, Lady Tremaine from Cinderella and Lotso from Toy Story iii, Hans is arguably one of the most hated Disney villains, because of his heartless treatment towards Anna and Elsa. All the same, he is not completely evil, to brainstorm with since all of the years of neglect and abuse from his family brand him the human being he is today. Therefore, he can be considered to be a tragic villain.
  • Many more than are angered over what they perceive to be a "intermission in Disney tradition", in which a love interest has turned out evil. Indeed, "Beloved is an Open up Door" is the villain song, but it is tactfully disguised as a love duet, further fueling this sentiment.
• Originally, as seen in a Frozen coloring book, Hans and Elsa were intended to battle, virtually likely in the scene in which Hans and his ground forces seize Elsa's ice palace or during the climax.
• In Disney on Ice, Hans claimed that his brothers had him convinced he was a troll they had adopted.
• Hans has the most siblings out of any Disney villain, with twelve older brothers.
• When Elsa sees her reflection through the window, she sees it from the correct panel, and can clearly run into other people outside showing care and business organisation for them. Merely when Hans does the same thing, he sees it from the left panel instead, and only sees himself, as he cares for merely himself. It should also be noted that the word "sinister", which originally meant "the left side" in Latin, is also a synonym for "evil".
• Although Hans is a prince by birth, he is not an official Disney Prince due to the fact that he was a villain.
• Santino Fontana used the song "I Feel Pretty" in his audience for the function of Hans.
• Admitting unconfirmed, given that he's depicted shoveling manure in Frozen Fever, information technology's possible that Hans' brothers, specifically the eldest one, may have recognized their fault on turning Hans into a sociopath and thus they gave him a lenient penalization later he was deported back to the Southern Isles and did non strip him of his purple status. This is possibly backed upward by the fact that Hans was immune to keep his majestic apparel instead of wearing usual dress for a stable hand. In real life, the penalty for high treason varied from beingness hanged to being quartered, amidst other gruesome punishments.
• Hans made a brief not-speaking appearance in the Arendelle world of Kingdom Hearts III, where he is shown taking an unconscious Elsa back to the castle and after his effort to impale Elsa ended up existence stopped before he is knocked out and gets turned into a giant wolf Heartless known as Sköll. Notably, he is non seen afterwards when Elsa thawed out the kingdom implying that he actually dies in this version dissimilar his original analogue.
• Santino Fontana once mentioned that the writers of Frozen wanted to bring back Hans and redeem him if a sequel was ever dark-green-lighted. Past the time Frozen II was made, even so, the thought was evidently dropped every bit Hans does not technically appear in the moving picture at all, nonetheless he is alluded and mentioned throughout the moving picture and fifty-fifty makes a non-concrete cameo appearance as a snowy manifestation. However, Fontana did not record whatever lines and just archive sound was used. Even more than so, given Hans' extremely heinous and despicable actions and the times when he is mentioned in Frozen II, all of which are mention with farthermost loathing, disdain and contempt even gain animosity from those he is described to and Elsa crumbling images of him cements the fact that he will never be forgiven.

External Links

• Prince Hans at the Frozen wiki
• Prince Hans at the Disney wiki

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