For the first time in the history of the animation empire, a declared lesbian character will be featured in Pixar's Disney "Kadima" movie "This kind of happened on its own," the director explained

Disney Company is about to introduce and for the first time in its history, an illustrated figure who is a declared lesbian. It will be featured on "Onward" (the "Pixar" new animated movie, which is set to release on March 6 in the United States. The Specter cop will be the name of the character, who, along with her sexual orientation, will also be defined by one eye, which effectively makes her cyclical. Her voice will be voiced by actress and screenwriter Lena White, who is also a lesbian.

According to a report by Yahoo Entertainment, the character's same-sex preferences are first expressed in a movie titled "My Daughter's Daughter Makes Me Tear Hair," she says. According to the filmmakers, the casual way things are said is by no means accidental. "This is a modern fantasy world and we want to represent the modern world," said film director Dan Scanlon. Producer Cory Rai added: "It kind of happened on its own. The scene, when we wrote it, was quite appropriate for the situation and it kind of 'opens up' the world (of the character). That's where we were heading."

As mentioned, this will be Disney's first illustrated character whose same-sex preferences are stated, but the production company has already revealed gay and lesbian characters in the past - even if not explicitly. Previous attempts to incorporate LGBT characters into films such as "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" and the live-action version of "Beauty and the Beast" have been criticized by many for doing so only implicitly, and as such, were not considered a faithful representation of the community.

While the declared LGBT line is only now arriving in Disney, series and films from various production houses have already incorporated proud animated characters in the past. Among others, we can appoint Willon Smithers, Mister Burns' assistant in the longtime series "The Simpsons," Nigel Ritburn of the series "Arthur" and others - Disney people themselves have recently toyed with the idea of ​​giving Elsa, the popular figure from the modern-day successful classic "Break the Ice," a lover in a recent film, while many fans of the film have demanded that Elsa declare her love for the woman, this is not reflected in the movie .

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