In Disney’s Frozen, Anna’s fiancé from the Southern Isles is Prince Hans.
Hans meets Anna during Elsa’s coronation celebrations and quickly proposes marriage. Anna accepts, believing she has found a genuine romantic connection, but Elsa objects because the sisters have only just met him. Their disagreement exposes Elsa’s powers and sends the story into its central crisis.
Hans is the thirteenth son of the royal family of the Southern Isles. He presents himself as courteous and supportive, yet later reveals that he has been manipulating Anna and seeking control of Arendelle. His plan depends on making it appear that Anna caused Elsa’s death and then taking power.
The character is designed to challenge the traditional “love at first sight” pattern common in fairy-tale stories. Frozen contrasts Anna’s brief relationship with Hans against the deeper family bond between Anna and Elsa, which ultimately saves the kingdom.