Show of hands, who here grew up watching Disney animated films? It was a shared magical experience for most of us.

Despite being well into adulthood, just seeing that iconic Disney intro of fireworks above Cinderella's castle can elicit such fond memories. We also get to live out our fantasy and live in a Disney world courtesy of their theme parks.

Decades and hundreds (we're probably exaggerating) of reboots later, it's as if we've seen our favorite Disney stories from every perspective imaginable. Or so we thought!

A comic series surfaced on the tangled (pun intended) streets of the interweb and it's hilarious and shocking! The artists drew our favorite animated princesses and heroes in brand new scenarios.

The result will make you say 'woah!', it may disturb you, but it will mostly amaze you. It's all in good fun of course and if you truly love these movies, you'll appreciate the creativity that went into this comic series.

It's within the same line of who cleans up the city after the superheroes finish their extraterrestrial battles? This comic is along that line but somehow more disturbing because these movies are made for kids.

These re-imagined Disney stories will blow your socks off and entertain you at the same time! Ready to ruin your childhood forever?

1. The first comics answers: What if these Disney princesses had their mothers?

Finally! Someone who's reasonable!

2. If Ariel had a mom, King Triton wouldn't have been so uptight about her puppy love.

3. It seems the whole town has Stockholm Syndrome... except Belle's mom if she's alive.

4. Bye evil step mother!

5. The only acceptable response to colonizers.

6. The next one's answer: What if these movies adhered to the rules of reality?

How do you take care of them in that tiny apartment? Somebody call the pound!

7. In this movie we will discuss how to respect people's boundaries!

8. Cramped in a small cottage with 7 men? Nightmare!

9. This is way more plausible.

10. Nobody gets blonde babes like Gaston!

11. Was there really a competition? Come on!

12. The next series gender swaps the main characters:

Sounds about right.

13. Man, boy Elsa needs to take a chill pill.

14. This is every long-haired dude ever.

15. This story every woman can relate to.

16. Double standards!

17. This is gold!

18. We don't know, too!

19. We won't get those wonderful songs if not for the internal conflict.

20. The next series answers: Wouldn't it be crazy if there were police in these fantasy lands?

You can't get away with child labor and abuse!

21. The questionable friendship between an old man and an unsupervised child.

22. The princess is gone, Benson and Stabler are on the way!

23. The failed kidnap for ransom scheme.

24. Lion King would have ended sooner.

25. This disturbing concept.

26. The next series answers: What if princesses were just like us and had to go to uni?

Cinderella's sorority experience.

27. Buried under schoolworks, Rapunzel is locked in the library forever.

28. Mulan's first adult party!

29. Merida no!

30. Those seashell bras will send her to the dean's office though.

31. Walk it off, Tiana. Walk off the shame.

32. When you miss all your classes because you hit the snooze button too much.

33. The next series is all about staying true to your roots. The actual stories of these magical fairy tales are a lot darker than you think:

Ursula is actually evil.

34. No amount of glowing hair or magic tears can reverse that critical hit.

35. Hercules is not zero to hero.

36. Mulan's dark reality.

37. The evil step mother just gets worse.

38. That's too much punishment me-thinks.

39. Pinocchio is cancelled!

40. Jafar, you maniac!

41. The snooze fest story of Tarzan and Jane.

42. NOPE.

43. The last series proves that it's too soon to declare happily ever after in the middle of the story:

How Genie and Jasmine's greed broke up her and Aladdin's relationship.

44. Ariel needs a language tutor.

45. This relationship was unlikely to happen from the very beginning.

46. Belle has ~preferences~

47. When you really think about it...

Just like the spinning tea cups, that was a wild ride! The comic series stripped the child-like wonder that covers Disney movies and exposed them.

Somehow, these characters being more real and closer to reality is a lot weirder than the bibbidi bobbidi boo magic from the movies. Need a fairy god mother to erase the shocking images?

Unless you're friends with Cinderella, I'm afraid we can't help you with that. The perfect antidote to the comics is to watch your favorite animated movie.

You probably won't see it the same way but you'll at least get that nostalgic feeling. Who was your favorite re-imagined character?

Let us know in the comments below! Share it to another Disney lover and ruin their childhood forever!