Mulan II

A courageous and resourceful heroine who must navigate duty, love, and loyalty. She grows from a dutiful daughter into a partner who follows her heart while protecting others on a perilous journey.

A capable, disciplined warrior who starts with reservations about romance but learns to trust Mulan and work as a team. He balances duty with compassion as they face political danger together.

A playful guardian spirit who sabotages Mulan and Shang’s relationship before realizing the consequences of his schemes. He later helps save the day, at the cost of losing his guardianship temporarily.

A bold, boisterous ally who shares in the journey to protect the princesses and wins love with Ting-Ting.

A loyal fighter who supports the mission while navigating his own romantic subplots with Mei, highlighting the theme of following one’s heart.

A steadfast companion who forms a protective bond with Su and contributes to the group’s resilience against danger.

One of the three princesses, she navigates love with Yao and must consider the implications of romantic choices within royal expectations.

The princess who forms an affectionate bond with Ling, exploring personal choice against the backdrop of courtly duty.

The third princess who explores love with Chien-Po, balancing personal happiness with expected roles in a royal alliance.

The sovereign who oversees national strategy and the protection of the realm, setting the stage for courtly decisions and alliances.

Mulan’s father, a symbol of filial duty whose expectations influence Mulan’s decisions and her willingness to take risks for family.

A guiding voice from the Fa family who embodies tradition and expectations that confront Mushu’s guardianship.

An elder whose presence reinforces historical memory and the family’s enduring values amid chaos.

A lucky cricket whose role is small but symbolic, adding whimsy and a touch of fortune to the journey.