The animation studio goes back to the drawing board for the story about a red-haired, bow-toting Scottish princess. Here's how Pixar made Merida's locks so astonishing.

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What is your damage, Princess Merida’s hair? I am going through some MAJOR HAIR ENVY this week and it’s all 1,500 of your individually animated CGI curls’ fault!

The quest to create a wild mane of curls for Merida, the redheaded heroine of the animated film "Brave," became a full-blown obsession for Pixar's scientists and artists.

Amy Manson has made quite the impression on Once Upon a Time. We chatted with the actress behind Merida to gather up some exclusive scoop.

Pixar's first step was to build Merida's hair in layers, each with a different tightness of curl to get that natural-looking variation.

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Princess Merida is spitting some angry Scottish slang in this hilarious meme It’s so brave of Merida to tell us how she really feels.

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