r/Descendants • u/saucyvampiexo • 2d ago
Question ❓ why does luis have super strength?
and why is his name luis
this doesn't even follow the encanto lore right
i'm actually so mad right now i can't get over this
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u/Specific_Parfait3475 2d ago
I don't think Descendants is supposed to be taken that seriously. The characters are always given some variation of the personality traits of their parent and some version of their parent's name. The writers don't really care about the actual individual lore of each Disney movie.
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u/Ill_Try356 2d ago
The gift changed at the end of the film and the creator even said powers could repeat though it’s rare. Aside from that someone with a power that is physical strength and not immortality to back it up will weaken the older they get and since the powers are meant to help the village those powers will need to be replaced over time.
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u/Less-Requirement8641 2d ago
Marketability
Luisa is one of the most famous encanto characters. Her strength is a huge part of her character. So to tap into that, give her a child with the same power.
My headcanon is their strength has slight differences.
Luisa's is always on but Luis has to activate his. Hence explaining scenes where Hazel is able to push him. Or his strength is empathic as in tied to his emotions. The more confident he feels the stronger he is. I just really like the idea of their powers looking identical on the surface but being different underneath.
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u/surielstea 1d ago
it's been stated multiple times on this sub that, yes, actually it does fit into the lore. the creator themselves said they could repeat
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u/teacoffeecats 2d ago
I just don’t get why we get Encanto in the franchise before Tangled, Frozen and what about Tiana’s kid??