The trailer shows Vanellope arriving at a digital version of Disneyland, where she immediately spots all of the Disney princesses.

This is the first time all of the female Disney leads have appeared together on screen, acknowledging each other’s existence and showcasing their bond. After finding her way into the Disney princesses’ plush dressing room, Vanellope introduces herself to the women.

But instead of being a gaggle of simpering stereotypes, the princesses come across as refreshingly assertive. Strong, defiant and utterly unafraid, they whip around to inspect the intruder. Jasmine holds her magic lamp up as a weapon, Pocahontas brandishes her wooden staff, while Cinderella smashes the edge of her precious glass shoes in a moment, sacrificing those glamorous slippers to protect herself.

After Vanellope explains that she is also a princess, the women ask her a series of questions to establish what kind of royalty she is. The questions are wryly telling of the treatment endured by the women in their original films. After inquiring about the magic state of Vanellope’s hair, hands or ability to talk to animals, the women chorus: “Were you poisoned? Cursed? Kidnapped or enslaved?”

The Disney Princesses have finally called out their anti-feminist storylines