After all, why did Elsa create Olaf?

After the release of the first film in the “Frozen” franchise in 2013, the beloved snowman Olaf became one of the most beloved characters by audiences worldwide, due to his charisma and spontaneity.

His success was so great that, in addition to returning for the second film, Olaf also won three short films focused solely on him: “Olaf in a Freezing Adventure” (2017), “Once Upon a Snowman” (2020) and “Olaf Presents ” (2021), where the snowman tells his own version of five Disney tales.

But why was it created?

In “Frozen: A Freezing Adventure”, we discover that the character has a great importance in the lives of Elsa and Anna, as he was the doll created by the sisters when they were younger and played in the snow, in addition to being responsible for being able to keep them alive. them together over the years.

This is because, in “Olaf in a Freezing Adventure”, we discover that, in the years in which Elsa stayed away from her sister because of her powers, Anna still tried to remain present in the older woman’s life and, every Christmas, the I sent gifts with drawings of the snowman.

Thus, as reflected by the ScreenRant portal, it is possible to conclude that, when Elsa brings Olaf to life during “Let It Go”, she creates the doll as a way of still staying connected to her family, no matter how much she has decided step aside in order to protect everyone from his abilities.

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Due to the enormous success of “Frozen”, the lucrative franchise already has two more films confirmed. According to Disney’s current CEO,Bob Igerthe third film is expected to premiere in 2026, while the fourth does not yet have a release date.

In an interview with Good Morning America, the businessman also stated that, currently, the two films are in development.

“Frozen 3 is in development and perhaps there is a Frozen 4 in development as well. But I don’t have much to say about these films right now. But Jenn Lee, who created Frozen, the original and Frozen 2, is working hard with her team at Disney Animation on not one, but two stories,” said Iger.