Lines from the First Movie
A notable line, first spoken by Malificent in the first movie, and repeated by Mal in the second.
“I’m ba-ack!”
The year Descendants was first released.
2015
The candy Carlos gets all over his face on his trip to Auradon.
Peanut butter cups
The nickname given to describe the main characters Mal, Evie, Jay, and Carlos.
”The Core Four”
Finish the lyric from “Space Between”: “Even if we’re worlds apart, your still in my heart, ____”
“It will always be you and me”.
Finish Mal’s line: “Let’s grab that wand and blow this ____.”
“popsicle stand”
The number on the back of Carlos’s tourney jersey.
101
Mal’s favorite fruit.
Strawberries
Auradon Prep’s slogan.
“Goodness Doesn’t Get Any Better”
The song that features the lyric: “You cannot build a castle on a mountain made of sand.”
“My Once Upon a Time”
The character who spoke this line: “For the first time, I‘m more than just a pretty face.”
Evie
According to Chad (and the rule book), a team shall be comprised of a captain and _____ men.
8
According to Lonnie, these are ”the most important food group”.
Chocolate chips
Evie’s 4 Hearts
The song from Descendants: Wicked World that makes a brief appearance in Descendants 2.
“Rather Be With You”
The line that follows Malificent’s line: “The future of the free world rests on your shoulders.”
“Don‘t blow it.”
Audrey and Ben’s royal blood goes back _____ years.
100s
In the third movie, this pastry is eaten by almost every character except it’s intended recipient.
Jane’s birthday cake
The name given to the day where villain kids are selected to go to Auradon.
“VK Day”
The name of the original song featured in Descendants: The Royal Wedding.
”Feeling the Love”
According to Fairy Godmother, at Auradon Prep, these are ”never shut”.
“the doors of wisdom”
Mr.Delay asks Evie: “What is the average atomic weight of silver?” Evie‘s answer is…
107.9 amu (pronounced amoo)
Gil mistakes this fruit for cantelope.
Grapes
The name of the beauty parlor Dizzy works at.
“Curl Up and Dye”
Excluding “VK Mashup”, ____ [number] versions of “Rotten to the Core“ exist.
4