Editing Anastasia and Drizella

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|journalBBS=Cinderella (1950)<br><br>Lady Tremaine's daughter. She and her older sister Drizella bully Cinderella around.<br><br>She takes pride in her skill as a flautist, despite not actually having any.

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'''Anastasia''' and '''Drizella''' are two of the antagonists of the [[Castle of Dreams]] in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Union χ]]''. They are [[Lady Tremaine]]'s daughters, and [[Cinderella]]'s evil stepsisters, and would do everything in their power to make anyone's lives miserable, especially Cinderella's. Their goal in life is to marry the handsome [[Prince Charming]]. They originate from the Disney film, ''Cinderella'', but despite being the film's main antagonists, they are not a boss in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series.

After the ball, Prince Charming asks the [[Grand Duke]] to search for Cinderella with the glass slipper. When he finally reaches their house, they attempt to make the shoe fit their oversized feet, but Cinderella proves to be the true owner of the slipper. The Duke takes Cinderella with him back to the Castle, only to be confronted by Lady Tremaine and a powerful [[Cursed Coach|Unversed]] who intend to murder Cinderella, knowing that she is now free from them. This act, however, causes the three women to be hit by one of the Unversed's attacks. [[Aqua]] mentions they were overtaken by the darkness in their hearts.

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==Designs==

Drizella is a thin young woman with a round face, and equally round nose, and swollen-looking cheeks. She has the same creases on the sides of her nose that her mother and sister have, as well as brown eyes and hair. She wears her hair with parted bangs and several roughly shoulder-length curls in the back. Drizella is only seen wearing her formal attire in ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', which consists of a light green ballroom gown with a turquiose top and cloth draped over the back. The lower half of her gown balloons outward slightly and she wears two puffy, light green disk-like pieces of cloth on her shoulders. She also wears a turquoise choker and a headband adorned with a large feather of the same color.

==Personalities==

Both women are sociopaths, and have no regards or empathy for anyone in general. They are spoiled, selfish, snobbish, cruel, and rather lazy, forcing Cinderella to do all of the housework. The sisters often fight with each other, sometimes over trivial things such as clothing. They are most heartless towards their stepsister Cinderella, whom they loathe because of her natural beauty. Both strictly adhere to their mother's guidance and ways, no matter how wicked or cruel the deed. They both seem somewhat sadistic, laughing evilly as Cinderella is attacked by the Cursed Coach.

 

Anastasia, according to her journal entry, takes pride in her skill as a flutist, despite not actually having any talent.

Drizella, according to her journal entry, has a poor singing voice; unimproved despite taking expensive lessons.  

According to the [[Fairy Godmother]], both of their hearts are full of darkness and completely devoid of any light.

Anastasia and Drizella first appeared in the 1950 Disney film, ''{{w|Cinderella (1950 film)|Cinderella}}''. They are cruel and unkind to Cinderella, and do not want her to go to the ball. When the footman tries to fit the glass slipper on each of their feet, they at first claim their own foot fits, but it does not. They later appear in the film's sequels, ''{{w|Cinderella II: Dreams Come True}}'' and ''{{w|Cinderella III: A Twist in Time}}'', as well as the television series, ''{{w|Disney's House of Mouse}}''.  

In the sequels, Anastasia gradually becomes nicer and less antagonistic as she attempts to find her own true love, going from an antagonist in the first film to a protagonist in the third film, with her mother trying to get [[Prince Charming]] to fall in love with her.