There is no denying that "Frozen 2" is the most anticipated Disney animated movie ever. Despite the absence of verified information as to what the sequel to the 2013 blockbuster will offer, fans float various speculations as to how its story might pan out. While it's true that some of the speculations are rather out of this world, and a few predictions make sense, nothing is certain at this point in time, apart from it will deliver a decent message to the youth that will be reflective of realities in today's society.

"We have two very strong female leads in 'Frozen," Buck said. "We will keep that going in the next one. We will tackle other issues that, I think, are out there today that boys and girls, men and women, are dealing with," "Frozen director Chris Buck told MTV last year.

While it's true that Buck's statement was made last year, "Frozen" fans can expect it to ring true until the production of the movie wraps up. For one thing, Buck believes that while Disney movies are fun and entertaining, more often than not, they carry messages that are meant to shape up the minds and morals of the young audiences.

"When the kids [watch] them, they watch them over and over again, and if we don't have a decent message in there, I think we've missed an opportunity," Buck further said in the same interview.

Basing on Buck's statement, some spoiler reports on "Frozen 2" have been rendered as nothing more than senseless rumors, especially those claiming that Anna will kill Elsa because of her jealousy. It was also reported earlier that apart from Elsa, Anna will also kill Tarzan, who was also woven into the story by some people with highly creative and active imagination as the long-lost brother of the sisters, as he confronts Ana on the death of Elsa.

As of this writing, it remains unclear if "Frozen" 2 has already entered its production stage. Last month, Idina Menzel revealed to E! News that the script for the movie is still being written.

Although there is no confirmation, it is believed that "Frozen 2" will hit theaters in 2018. While waiting for the sequel, though, fans can look forward to a "Frozen" holiday special to air on ABC at Christmastime 2017.