Has Your Disney Favorite Figure or Movie Changed When You Got Older??

Nope, I still love Thumper from Bambi. He is just the cutest creature ever, and now that I have grandkids, I see him in everyone of them almost daily.

Tom and Jerry. I like Jerry. Mouse is very cute and can tease Tom(cat) very easily.

Yes my favorite characters have changed over the years.
I have 4 characters that I have always liked.
The first one is:
Minnie Mouse, I liked her because she was kind, pretty, polite, proper, and a shy nature girl, but always maintain her independence and self worth.
She was funloving, intelligent and had a mind of her own.
What girl could love Minnie!
The next character would be;
Aurora, She was always so gentle, loving and thoughtful.
Kept away from the world, protected from harm.
Harm she knew nothing about.
Then she meets the love of her life and because of her naivety of the world dangers.
She ignored the warning the fairies gave her.
She learns the truth of her life and is thrown into turmoil.
After the prince found her she was transformed from the sheltered girl she was, to a mature young woman ready to take her place in the world.
I also liked:
Ariel because she was always headstrong and never felt like she was understood.
She was feisty and always made up her own mind and was full of dreams of what the world above would be like.
She was a bit naïve and believe the world above would be a happier place then where she was. She ended up getting her self in to some very interesting adventure and in the end found out that there may have been something she could gained from her fathers wisdom.
My last character is,
Pocahontas who was playful and free spirited; a woman who loved nature and it loved her.
She was always adventurous and curious, independent, a strong girl who made such a great impact on all she met and who knew her.
I think the reason I liked these characters so much was because there is a part of me in each one of them.
They all have certain characteristics that I have had or have and I think that made it easy for me to relate to them.