Disney Villains & Heroes
A trivia night board by Trinko Trivia on Trinko Trivia. Free.
Twenty-five squares of Disney for the whole table, ages ten to seventy: villains, princesses, sidekicks, songs and a round of name-that-movie.
What you are getting
- 5 × 5, 25 questions, about 45 minutes of play, 3 all-play boosts, 1 wheel square, and a Final with wagers.
- Categories: Boo, Hiss, Crowns & Capes, Fur & Feathers, Sing-Along, Name That Movie.
- Squares worth 100, 200, 300, 400, 500.
- The board on the TV, a buzzer on every phone, scores that add themselves up. Nothing to install and no accounts for the players.
- Free: take it and run it tonight.
A taste of every category
The easiest square in each category, with its answer.
- Boo, Hiss for 100: Aladdin's villain, the Sultan's scheming vizier with a parrot on his shoulder. — Jafar
- Crowns & Capes for 100: Anna's older sister, who has ice powers. — Elsa
- Fur & Feathers for 100: Simba's warthog friend. — Pumbaa
- Sing-Along for 100: Which Moana song has Maui listing everything the world should thank him for? — You're Welcome
- Name That Movie for 100: A snowman called Olaf likes warm hugs. — Frozen
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