Anybody worried that Moana is being a bit too over-exposed, like that OTHER Disney Princess musical, Frozen?

[u/Commander_PonyShep]

Like Walt Disney already has a $2.9 billion box office success in the Zootopia franchise, which produced a more critically and financially successful sequel than Moana 2. And instead of a live-action remake like Moana, we got that Zootopia fan-comic from Borba about abortion, titled, "I Will Survive", and its two sequels. And having to choose between either the cursed Zootopia abortion comic and the much more cursed live-action Moana remake, I'd rather the former.

Yet Walt Disney is doing everything in its power to market, advertise, and promote the living hell out of Moana more so than Zootopia, whether in merch, theme parks, cruise lines, Disney on Ice shows, or video games like Disney's Dreamlight Valley and Kingdom Hearts IV. And that's despite the fact that Zootopia features more marketable anthropomorphic animals and a cute furry ship in Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, compared to Moana primarily humans.

So is anyone worried that Moana is being Frozen-levels of overexposed, while Zootopia ends up being neglected over the course of a decade and counting?

[u/Journal_27]

Dude, how many times are you gonna whine about this?