The Disney store model is closer to the original, but the Mattel collection barely resembles her.
Girliness Upgrade: Pretty much every doll of Merida has her looking far more ladylike than she really is. Merida either ignores her mother or fails miserably at being a lady when she tries. Elinor wants her daughter to act like a lady. Femininity Failure: This seems to be the core of her relationship with her mother Elinor. Everything's Better with Princesses: The third to be created by Pixar (after A Bugs Life) and Pixar's first female lead protagonist. Disney Princess: Merida is set to join the line-up. Deliberate Values Dissonance: Merida's main motivation is based upon this trope. Daddy's Girl: Gets along much better with Fergus than with Elinor. Compressed Hair: Merida wears a tight-fit headdress as part of her royal attire, which must be a bother given the untamed mass of her hair. Celibate Heroine: She doesn't want to get married, and it's officially confirmed that she won't have a Love Interest in the movie. Bratty Teenage Daughter: Played with Merida seems a lot more concerned with her own freedom than learning how to become the next queen. Bow and Sword in Accord: Although she seems to favor the former, she's been shown wielding the latter like a pro. Badass Family: Her father Fergus is also quite the badass, and Word of God says she comes from a long line of great warriors. She's a damned good shot though, hitting three bullseyes in a row and splitting the other guy's arrow on the third.and it also breaks through the back of the target. 
The Archer: Merida's weapon of choice is the bow and arrow, though the synopsis suggests she doesn't share the calmness and self-possession that usually comes with the role. pretty much by flexing, quite realistically. Not the skirt, but the back, shoulders and sleeves. Action Dress Rip: During the archery contest. She must race against time to make right the result of her reckless behavior. When Merida blatantly defies an ancient tradition, the consequences of her actions prove disastrous for the kingdom. As the daughter of the King and Queen, her life is weighted with responsibilities and expectations. Merida is a headstrong princess struggling to take control of her own destiny.
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