Queen Grimhilde

Queen Grimhilde (also known as the Evil Queen) is one of the many Disney Villains appearing in the Sora and Pretty Cure's Adventures series. She is the main antagonist of the 1937 Disney animated film as well as Disney’s first ever feature-length animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. She is the evil stepmother of Snow White and the mother of Evie in the Disney Channel Original Movie trilogy/franchise, Descendants. Despite her appearing in Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep, the Evil Queen isn’t a member of the Council of Villains considering the fact that Birth by Sleep serves as a prequel to the Kingdom Hearts series before the Council of Villains was even assembled. In the Sora and Pretty Cure’s Adventures series, Grimhilde will serve as one of the many members of the Council with the goal to seek to harness the power of the Heartless, Nobodies, Unversed and Nightmares to take control of Kingdom Hearts to rule all of the worlds home to Sora and numerous Disney characters.

History
One of the oldest villains after Pete, Queen Grimhilde is a vein, cruel woman who upon discovering her stepdaughter, Snow White is prettier than her decides to have her murdered. When that doesn’t succeed, Grimhilde turns herself into a witch and poisons her. Side Note: What blows some people’s minds about this is that the Evil Queen turns herself ugly. She becomes ugly to kill the prettiest woman. She’s not content to be pretty. She must remove the possibility that there is a prettier woman than her in existence. She’s magic. She could possibly make herself prettier, but it’s not about bettering herself. It’s about taking others down.

Powerfulness and Weaknesses
Queen Grimhilde had impressive magic. She can manipulate age and appearance, summons a lightning bolt for her potions and was able to hunt down Snow White with the help of her magic mirror. She doesn’t use the magic much past killing the princess however. The woman has potential and just didn’t use it as much as she could have. Otherwise, she likely wouldn’t have been chased through the woods to her death.

Intelligence
It’s pretty impressive how Queen Grimhilde’s abilities are. She’s able to cast complex spells, has tools to help her find out anything she wants to know and is able to disguise herself beyond recognition. But, she focused all of those abilities on killing Snow White and all because she was envious. It would’ve been smarter to use her powers to strengthen her kingdom, but she was short-sighted and impulsive.

Arsenal
Her Crown: Queen Grimhilde's crown is worn on her head. Queen Grimhilde's Crown along with her Heart Box are two of the Wicked Nine in Sofia the First along with Maleficent's staff, Jafar's Snake Staff, Ursula's Necklace, Shan Yu's Sword, Mother Gothel's Sundrop Flower, Dr. Facilier's Hat, Lady Tremaine's Key and Mor'du's Claw.

Her Heart Box: Queen Grimhilde's heart box is what she ordered her huntsman to bring Snow White's heart back in once he killed her. But, it's later revealed to her that her Huntsman failed to carry out the deed and instead brought her back the heart of a pig. Queen Grimhilde's Heart Box along with her Crown are two of the Wicked Nine in Sofia the First along with Maleficent's staff, Jafar's Snake Staff, Ursula's Necklace, Shan Yu's Sword, Mother Gothel's Sundrop Flower, Dr. Facilier's Hat, Lady Tremaine's Key and Mor'du's Claw.

Her Magic Mirror: Most notable of Queen Grimhilde's Arsenal is her Magic Mirror which she uses to find out anything that she and the other villains want to know. First shown in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, she recites, "Slave in the magic mirror, come from the farthest space, through wind and darkness I summon thee. Speak!" After flames appear in the mirror, She then says, "Let me see thy face." Then the slave in the magic mirror (in the form of a creepy floating opera mask-like figure) appears and she asks the mirror in the form of "Magic Mirror on the wall..." and adds what ever question she wants. In Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, she asks the mirror, "Magic Mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all" (which many people who fell under the mandela effect believed the quote to be Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all). This led to the mirror answering that Snow White was the fairest of them all, causing the Evil Queen to become jealous with the desire to kill her. In Descendants, Grimhilde's quote is heard during the first song in the first Descendants movie, Rotten to the Core as "Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the baddest of them all" as Maleficent and Grimhilde's daughters, Mal and Evie strut through the Isle of the Lost as they and Jafar and Cruella De Vil's sons, Jay and Carlos run about causing mischief and mayhem on the prison island before coming to Auradon.