The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea

Continuity mistake: When Melody is in her room getting ready for her party, at one shot her hair is down. In the next shot of her, it's in a ponytail, and in the next it's down again.

Continuity mistake: When Morgana traps melody in the cavern, Flounder is seen in his younger size. The next time Flounder is seen he is back in his adult size.

Continuity mistake: When Morgana sinks Prince Eric's ship, he asks where Melody is and draws his sword. When Cloak and Dagger (the manta rays) pull him under the water, he no longer has his sword in his hand.

Factual error: In the birthday party scene Sebastian gets thrown into the air and lands in the birthday cake. A couple of shots later we see that the cake is completely obliterated. There is no way a crab Sebastian's size could create that much damage to such a large cake.

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Suggested correction: This is an example of cartoon physics that isn't supposed to reflect reality.

Continuity mistake: When Melody is singing for a moment, as she rises out of the sea on that huge whale, her green ribbon is missing.

Other mistake: When Ariel hugs the adult Flounder, his eyebrows suddenly turn blue, then change back.

Melody: I'm sorry, Mother.
Ariel: Oh no, sweetie, we're sorry. We should've told you the truth.
Melody: I just wanted to be a better mermaid than a girl.
Ariel: Oh, Melody, sweetie, it doesn't matter if you have fins or feet. We love you for who you are on the inside, our very brave little girl.

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Question: When Melody escapes the castle she swims beneath that giant wall, through a hole and pulls out one of the metal bars that's there. Later on when she escapes the castle after arguing with Ariel, she happens to freely walk outside and pulls a boat and the sea's there. What happened to the hole?

Answer: She would only be going through that hole when she's swimming, but since she was walking on land there was no need for it. She could've gotten the boat and brought it to shore another way.

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