The most notable appearance and representation of the Forbidden Arts is a crystal ball simply called ' The Orb', which can be created through an alchemical process. The Forbidden Arts was sought after by three evil magicians, Rothbart, Clavius and Zelda in their own ambitions to become powerful spellcasters and rule all. Zelda in the third film did not use all these colours as correctly as she used red energy before she had the power to destroy and only used purple energy a few times, similar to Rothbart. The three colors were introduced in the second film by Clavius who used them with their respectful powers and did so for his whole possession of the powers. in the first film, Rothbart only used yellow energy but could still make illusions (whether this power is connected to the Forbidden Arts or not is unknown, although it is likely the power to change), create things and alter things. However, the usage of these colors and how they are connected to to the Forbidden Arts is vague. The Power to Destroy (destruction) - The power to destroy something witth a blast of energy.Rothbart also used the power to turn Odette into a Swan after he took her to his former castle lair at Swan Lake. This power can alter or change something into a form that does not exist i.e. The Power to Change (transformation) - The power to shapeshift one's self and to transform anything into something else.The Power to Create (creation) - The power to create anything out of nothing.The 3 acts (' Powers') of the Forbidden Arts were very crucial in exploring and controlling this magic art: The Forbidden Arts is a powerful and sinister magic art with unlimited access to numerous magical abilities and it is the fictional villainous source of conflict of The Swan Princess animated fantasy film series. You think you have power? I'll show you power!

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