It's been revealed that Danielle NewJeans will be the voice actress for Ariel from the Korean version of the live action 'The Little Mermaid'. Like embodying the image of a Disney Princess, Danielle's appearance was greeted enthusiastically.
Danielle NewJeans has been announced to provide the voice for the character Ariel in the live action "The Little Mermaid". Danielle Marsh's debut as a voice actress (VA) was greeted enthusiastically by fans on social media.
On Tuesday (2/5), The Walt Disney Company Korea has announced Jung Young Joo playing Ursula and Jung Sang Hoon for Sebastian in "The Little Mermaid". On the other hand, the Korean version of Ariel is disguised in a silhouette.
Based on the circulating silhouette, Danielle is the figure in question. Moreover, a snippet video showing Danielle's voice as Ariel has also been released.
As soon as Danielle was revealed to be voicing Ariel, fans on social media exploded with enthusiasm. The reason is that Danielle, who is considered to have a Disney Princess image, has already fixed on voicing her favorite character. Previously, Danielle had revealed that Ariel was her favorite Disney Princess.
Apart from getting impatient waiting for the full version, fans are also proud that Danielle can debut as VA in a big film. As is known, the live action "The Little Mermaid" has been long awaited by fans.
"MY DISNEY PRINCESS IS REAL," said one netizen. "Very cool! Good for him," said another netizen. "Look, I will stream the Korean version of 'Part of Your World' live action 24/7 when it comes out on Spotify," added another netizen.
"She's a Disney Princess," commented one netizen. "AAAAA I WILL CRY MY DANI," continued the other netizens. "GOOD LUCK, DANI," said another.
Meanwhile, "The Little Mermaid" itself is planned to go on screens on May 26, 2023. Meanwhile, Danielle recently released the single "Zero" as a promotion for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar. In addition to the planned comeback in July, NewJeans will also appear at Lollapalooza and the Summer Sonic Festival in August 2023. (wk/inta)
