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Well going by what I remember…

-Pocahontas
To be honest I personally think this movie is better than critics made it out to be. Maybe not the strongest of the Renaissance era, but still good IMO. Big Hero 6 will be this generation's Pocahontas then? Hard to say, one is a fantasy take on early American colonization, the other is based on a Marvel comic book, so maybe the complaining will come more from fans of the original comic rather than people who cry "historical inaccuracy!"

-Hunchback of Notre Dame
So it's equivalent will be the "vindicated by history" entry. Not as loved when released, but give it a few years and people will be loving it.

-Hercules
A fun comedy with some serious moments, was successful, so it'll be all good.

-Mulan
Wasn't this one both critically acclaimed and a success? In any case, most everyone nowadays loves it.

-Tarzan
Debatable on if the Renaissance ended here or not. Some say yes, others say no. Still a generally well liked movie (when Kingdom Hearts came out in 2002 this was the most recent movie in the Disney Animated Canon to get a world).

Then it's depending who you ask on if Atlantis, Emperor's New Groove, Lilo and Stitch, or Treasure Planet really marked the end in the early 00s, but it's generally agreed that if it didn't end with those movies then it definitely did with Home on the Range. We've got a good decade before then.