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=== Similarities and Comparisons === |
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+ | * They have cryokinetic powers. |
| − | * They both have a strong bond with their younger |
+ | * They both have a strong bond with their younger sisters, respectively. |
* The two conflicting personalities could definitely lead to some very interesting interactions and tensions. |
* The two conflicting personalities could definitely lead to some very interesting interactions and tensions. |
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** Elsa is quiet, regal, mature and reserved as the perfect Queen, while Jack is very playful, a fun loving, mischievous, and trouble making spirit. They balance each other out, Elsa showing him the importance of being serious, and Jack showing her the importance of having fun and "letting it go". This has become quite a popular ship. |
** Elsa is quiet, regal, mature and reserved as the perfect Queen, while Jack is very playful, a fun loving, mischievous, and trouble making spirit. They balance each other out, Elsa showing him the importance of being serious, and Jack showing her the importance of having fun and "letting it go". This has become quite a popular ship. |
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** Elsa wanted to not be seen while Jack wanted to be seen. |
** Elsa wanted to not be seen while Jack wanted to be seen. |
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** Jack Frost wanted to remember his memories while Elsa wanted to forget them. |
** Jack Frost wanted to remember his memories while Elsa wanted to forget them. |
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| − | * Others try to argue that Jack is over 300 years old, compared to Elsa who is only |
+ | * Others try to argue that Jack is over 300 years old, compared to Elsa who is only 24 years old. This is a popular trope in fiction pairing an immortal with a mortal (as an immortal vampire with a simple mortal human), the tragedy of their separation through the test of time a prefereable tool for drama and tragedy. |
| + | ** In “Frozen II”, Elsa seemingly transformed into an immortal spirit as well. |
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| + | * They are guided by the voice of a deceased family member to uncover memories of the past and their true identities. |
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| + | * They befriend small, animalistic entities (Baby Tooth and Bruni, respectively). |
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| + | * They encounter shape-shifting non-corporeal entities that like to disguise themselves as horses (Nightmares and the Nokk, respectively). |
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== Fanon == |
== Fanon == |
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Revision as of 02:11, 17 December 2019
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Jelsa is the het ship between Elsa and Jack from the Frozen and Rise of the Guardians fandoms.
Canon
Elsa and Jack never meet due to Jack being a DreamWorks character, while Elsa is a Disney character.
Similarities and Comparisons
- They have cryokinetic powers.
- They both have a strong bond with their younger sisters, respectively.
- The two conflicting personalities could definitely lead to some very interesting interactions and tensions.
- Elsa is quiet, regal, mature and reserved as the perfect Queen, while Jack is very playful, a fun loving, mischievous, and trouble making spirit. They balance each other out, Elsa showing him the importance of being serious, and Jack showing her the importance of having fun and "letting it go". This has become quite a popular ship.
- Elsa wanted to not be seen while Jack wanted to be seen.
- Jack Frost wanted to remember his memories while Elsa wanted to forget them.
- Others try to argue that Jack is over 300 years old, compared to Elsa who is only 24 years old. This is a popular trope in fiction pairing an immortal with a mortal (as an immortal vampire with a simple mortal human), the tragedy of their separation through the test of time a prefereable tool for drama and tragedy.
- In “Frozen II”, Elsa seemingly transformed into an immortal spirit as well.
- They are guided by the voice of a deceased family member to uncover memories of the past and their true identities.
- They befriend small, animalistic entities (Baby Tooth and Bruni, respectively).
- They encounter shape-shifting non-corporeal entities that like to disguise themselves as horses (Nightmares and the Nokk, respectively).
Fanon
The crossover pairing became quite popular after Frozen's release in November 2013; various forms of fanworks could be found: fanart, gifs, vids, fanfiction. Due to this, Elsa was often added to the Rise of the Brave Tangled Dragons fandom and then renamed the fandom as Rise of the Brave Tangled Frozen Dragons. It's by far the largest pairing for Elsa and one of the top pairings for Jack Frost as well.
One of the more influential artists for the Jelsa pairing was Kazeki, who had inspired a lot of people to fall in love with the pairing. However, due to many people stealing her fanart and reposting them or making merchandise out of them she ended up leaving the internet (and fandoms in general).
Due to the modern setting in Rise of the Guardians compared to Frozen, Elsa is sometimes portrayed with the more modern looking clothes that her Netizen version wears in Ralph Breaks the Internet. Netizen Elsa could also hang out with a fanon Netizen version of Jack from a DreamWorks website.
There have also been times when fans feature the two as siblings. One of those rare occasions sometimes has Loki of the Marvel universe has their father. While the Frozen Tangled Guardians fandom has Jack as Elsa's father; for when he and Rapunzel take the place of her and Anna's parents.
Fandom
FAN FICTION
- Elsa/Jack tag on AO3
- Elsa/Jack tag on FanFiction.net
DEVIANT ART
- Jelsa tag on DeviantArt
- Jack-Frost-x-Elsa fanclub on DeviantArt
- FrozenGuardians fanclub on DeviantArt
- Jelsa-Forever fanclub on DeviantArt
- Jack Frost and Elsa - Jelsa from FrozenShips on DeviantArt
TUMBLR
WIKIS
Variations
- Elsannack refers to the ship between Elsa, Anna and Jack Frost
- Hijackelsa refers to the ship between Hiccup, Jack and Elsa