The arrival of the famed "Frozen" character Queen Elsa (Georgina Haig) in Storybrooke, is one of the biggest reasons fans of the ABC's fantasy drama "Once Upon a Time" are excited to see its newest installment.
In a report by Christian Today, it was noted that the arrival of the ice queen of Arendelle could threaten the evil queen Regina's (Lana Parrilla) reign in the magical kingdom.
Speculations that there will be a battle between the two queens made more sense after the release of the latest extended trailer of the fairy tale drama's fourth season.
The recently released promotional video gave fans a first look at Elsa as she arrives in Storybrooke. The beloved Disney character majestically walks with a trail of ice following her. Haig's character was also seen "I'm the queen," leaving fans thinking that their speculations about an upcoming epic battle between two queens is really happening in the drama's new season.
At the end part of the trailer, the evil queen Regina was seen getting the help of an old ally, the Mirror (Giancarlo Espioto), in an apparent attempt to fight Elsa.
"She needs to be removed," the Storybrooke's resident evil queen says.
Fairy tale fans know that the two queens have similar back-stories. Both of them experienced heartbreak in the past and also share the same attitude towards power.
Another thing fans should look forward to in "Once Upon a Time" season 4 is the update on Emma (Jennifer Morrison) and Hook's (Colin O'Donoghue) romance.
In an interview with TV Guide, executive producer Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis dished out some clues on the fate of the two characters. "It's going to be tricky for the two of them," shared the Horowitz.
"Just because we saw their feelings reach a new level at the end of last season doesn't mean that that's the end of the story," he added.
"Emma is obviously a person who has a tough time trusting people and letting her guard down," said Kitsis. "Sometimes you may feel something for somebody but your feelings hold you back."
"Once Upon a Time" season 4 premieres on Sept. 28 at 8 p.m. on ABC.
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