Mulan is studying warfare in Disney's new 2020 Super Bowl

Compared to last year, Disney's comeback in the animated movie background and putting all their belongings saves China: Hua Mulan.

The final trailer for the 1998 live-action film, which debuted during Super Bowl 54, highlights some of the sound moments – but also sheds light on what makes this Disney unique.

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Unlike the direct suggestion of Aladdin and The Lord of the Lions, Mulan will propose both an animated film and an original Chinese ballad. Changes such as Mulan's last name (Fa in the animated movie, Hua in the original text), the elimination of songs and talking to the dragon Mushu partner, and the addition of additional female characters (Mulan's younger sister and enemy wizard) to different versions of the story than the children who keep on retaliating Mulan

VHS tapes may be recalled.

He starred Liu Yifei as Mulan, and Donie Yen as Commander Tung, Yoson As fellow soldier (and love interest) Chen Honghui, Tzi Ma as Mulan's father, and Jet Li as governor of China. Directed by Niki Caro.

Mulan will be out March 27th.