#EMMET FOX

[comunidadanamcara]

CREA Y MANIFIESTA TUS SUEÑOS 🥇 ¡SI se HACEN REALIDAD!! TUS SUEÑOS  * ¡SI se HACEN REALIDAD!!   🔥 BENDICIONES Dios te proteja en cada momento de tu vida  COMUNIDAD ANAM CARA 

[quotes-by-dilanka]

We do not make our spiritual unfoldment in a steady straight line.

Human nature does not work in that way.

No one moves upward in a path of unbroken progress to the attainment of perfection.

What happens is that - if we are working rightly - we move first upward steadily for a while, and then we have a little setback.

Then we move forward again, and presently we have another little setback.

Those setbacks are not important as long as the general movement of our lives is upward... The tide flows in and out.... This mode of progression seems to be general throughout nature.

—Emmet Fox, Make Your Life Worth While

[postersbykeith]

[thelemonsnek]

Been thinking a lot about the malevolent au and particularly how it would effect Ingo's day to day life back in Unova :>

[image id: a digitally drawn sketch page, featuring primarily Ingo, Emmet, and Giratina (who is named Fox). In the first drawing, Ingo and Emmet enthusiastically handshake with each other, labelled "Emmet (autistic)" "Ingo (blind)" "not making eye contact". Neither of them is looking directly at the other. Beneath this is a drawing of Ingo tripping and eating shit, with Fox failing to warn him in time. Next to this is a three panel comic. Fox reacts to a joltik sitting on a table in front of them, with Ingo responding in unknowing terror at this supposed threat, until Fox finally reveals that it is just a tiny cute joltik. Ingo is unimpressed. Finally is a drawing of Emmet and Drayden. Drayden asks Emmet outraged, "how could you POSSIBLY not notice your brother is blind." Emmet gestures back at Ingo, yelling "HE IS LITERALLY READING RIGHT NOW". Ingo is sat in an armchair with a book in his lap, Fox leaning over his shoulder to read the book to him. End id]

[phibsies]

late night whiteboard !! yay !!

also is anypony shocked that i’m drawing another swap au cmon nobody is shocked

also this realization

[dragonkeeper19600]

Submas Nutcracker AU (Part 4): How Ingo Became a Nutcracker

(Part 1) (Part 2) (Part 3)

This post will exclusively be devoted to how Ingo got turned into a nutcracker in the first place.

So, in this AU, as you may recall, Ingo and Emmet are toy makers. Years ago, they lived in a kingdom far away where their skills and craftsmanship were so well-known that they were installed in the palace as royal toy makers for the young princess. Now, the princess, Lillie, was a sweet girl, pretty as a doll with an even lovelier heart. Her mother, Queen Lusamine, was even more beautiful. However, whereas Princess Lillie was kind and gentle, her mother was, well, kind of scary. She had an intimidating air and a wicked temper, and she was ruthless toward anyone unlucky/stupid enough to earn her wrath.

But neither of the brothers blamed her, for they knew she was suffering from a broken heart. You see, her husband, the Prince Consort Mohn, left on a diplomatic voyage with the young Prince Gladion years ago, and neither of them ever returned. Gladion was Lusamine’s only son, and Mohn was the only man she’d ever loved. She was devastated when they disappeared, and since then, she viewed the world with bitterness.

However, she was not so bitter that she didn’t delight in spoiling her daughter. For her birthdays and Christmas, Lusamine had Ingo and Emmet make Lillie the most fantastic playthings. Lillie was always grateful no matter what they gave her, so they put so much work into their creations more out of professional pride (and fear of displeasing her mother) than to please Lillie.

However, all of their lives changed late one Christmas Eve, when Mohn and Gladion returned.

Queen Lusamine, of course, was overjoyed to have her husband and son back. She threw a magnificent celebration the next day. The brothers had never seen her so happy. Mohn and Gladion reinstalled themselves in the palace at once, helping themselves to all the food within reach and enjoying all the pampering Lusamine and her servants heaped on them.

But as the days went by, oddities began to pile up. Why did Mohn and Gladion spend so many hours a day locked up in their rooms without admitting anyone, not even the queen? Why, when they were asked how they survived the storm that scuttled their ship, did they give such vague answers? How did they even get here in the first place? And why was Lillie’s Vulpix, a Pokémon she only received after her brother and father had gone missing, so openly hostile to Mohn and Gladion, always snapping and snarling at them whenever they approached?

What’s more, even since the two princes returned, the servants had spotted several Zorua creeping around the palace grounds and even sneaking around the interior of the palace itself, usually lurking around the kitchens and the orchard.

Ingo, Emmet, and even Lillie herself all noticed these things and tried to point them out to Lusamine, but she was too overjoyed to have her family complete again to heed their warnings.

The truth, however, could not remain hidden forever. One day, Lillie failed to keep hold of her Vulpix while Gladion was in the room, and it broke free of her arms. As if it had long been waiting for just such an opportunity, the Vulpix made a beeline for Gladion and bit him on the ankle. As Gladion yelped and snatched his leg away, before everyone’s eyes he transformed into a young Zorua! Vulpix’s bite had caused his illusion to fail.

Seeing that the false Gladion’s disguise had been revealed, “Mohn” transformed into a female Zoroark, snatched up the Zorua, and ran out of the room. Queen Lusamine’s husband and son had never returned at all. Instead, a powerful female Zoroark, known and feared throughout the land as “Lady Zoroark,” had impersonated Mohn, and her son, a young Zorua, had impersonated Gladion, solely to install themselves and their pack in the palace and live in luxury. Lusamine’s heart was broken all over again.

It didn’t take long for Lusamine’s sorrow to turn to rage. She swore that she would have her revenge.

Now, you might never guess from looking at them, but in addition to being skilled toy makers, Ingo and Emmet were also experienced battlers. Lusamine knew this, and so she commanded them to punish Lady Zoroark’s pack for the outrage she had committed.

The brothers accepted the queen’s order and set to work. They set traps for the Zorua that Lady Zoroark had let into the palace, luring them with food and then battling them into submission with their own Pokémon.

But Lady Zoroark, who since being discovered always kept her son tucked in her mane, was too intelligent for such tactics. Emmet and Ingo had to borrow Lillie’s Vulpix to help track her down, and she was strong enough to hold her own in battle. Battles with Lady Zoroark were often chaotic. Lusamine had told the brothers that she didn’t care if anything in the palace was damaged. All that mattered was defeating the Zoroark.

Emmet supposed, in hindsight, that if Lusamine had not given that order, the brothers might have been more careful, and what happened next might have been prevented.

The brothers managed to corner Lady Zoroark and her son in the dining room. There was a magnificent chandelier hanging above the dining table. A battle was soon raging, and even Lady Zoroark’s son joined the melee. Attacks were flying back and forth. Ingo ordered his Chandelure to use Will-O-Wisp. Lady Zoroark saw the attack coming and hit Emmet’s Eelektross with Night Slash, knocking it backward into Chandelure. Chandelure’s aim was thrown off when Eelektross slammed into it, and it ended up firing its Will-O-Wisp directly into the chandelier above the dining table, where young Zorua was standing.

Chandelure saw what was about to happen and threw itself in front of Ingo while using Protect in order to shield him from the glass. Eelektross and Emmet, however, weren’t able to move fast enough to evade the flying debris, and a shard of glass struck Emmet in his right eye.

Poor, young Zorua, however, got the worst of it. The chandelier fell directly on top of him, and when the dust cleared, Ingo and Emmet were horrified to see the little Zorua lying dead beneath the chandelier.

Ingo and Emmet may have been hired to clear Lady Zoroark’s pack from the palace, but they loved Pokémon and never meant for something like this to happen. Their remorse, however, meant nothing to Lady Zoroark, who hissed that Queen Lusamine better watch out, lest Lady Zoroark bite her pretty princess in two.

Lusamine immediately ordered her guards to watch over Lillie day and night with their dog Pokémon, but it did no good. One night, while everyone was sleeping, a guard checked on Lillie to find Lady Zoroark looming over her bed. The guard immediately sent his Growlithe after her, but while his Pokémon was able to drive Lady Zoroark away, the guard saw that Lady Zoroark had cast a horrible curse on the princess. Sweet Princess Lillie had been transformed into an ugly wooden doll.

Lusamine blamed Ingo and Emmet. It was their bungling, she said, that had gotten Zorua killed and earned Lady Zoroark’s wrath. She was on the verge of ordering them both to be put to death, but her advisor, Wicke, who was of a much calmer disposition, convinced her to stay her hand. Wouldn’t it be more prudent, Wicke, suggested, to give the brothers time to fix their mistake?

Lusamine ultimately agreed and told the brothers they had one week to find a way to break Lillie’s curse or else. Luckily, through their work, the brothers had met many children all over the kingdom. One such child, Sabi, was a clairvoyant who could read the future in the stars. So, with their necks on the line, the brothers immediately went to see Sabi and learn if she knew of a way to break Princess Lillie’s curse.

After consulting the stars, Sabi told them that breaking this curse would not be easy. This was a very strong curse, born of malice, and, therefore, required a very complicated series of steps to break. First, the brothers would need to find a Mythical Pecha Berry, which even an expertly cared for Pecha tree will only produce once every few years. Unlike normal Pecha Berries, each Mythical Pecha Berry has a seed in the middle, protected by a hard shell. A human has to crack the seed of the Mythical Pecha Berry with their teeth, feed it to the princess, and then take seven steps backward with their eyes closed and without stumbling. If the person who cracks the seed somehow fails to take the required seven steps back, the curse will rebound onto them.

The brothers carried this information back to Lusamine, who immediately ordered her men to raid the royal berry orchard for a Mythical Pecha Berry. The royal orchard was huge, but after five straight days of searching, one of the queen’s men finally found a Mythical Pecha Berry with a seed inside.

Now all that was left was to find someone to break the curse. Lusamine promised that anyone able to crack the seed and break the princess’s curse would be handsomely rewarded, but the seed was hard as a stone. Even worse, many from around the kingdom were too afraid to even approach the palace, much less break the curse, in fear of Lady Zoroark’s wrath. The few brave enough to even attempt to break the nut usually went home with broken teeth.

Finally, after yet another brave soul had broken his jaw, Ingo announced that he would give it a try. Emmet urged him not to. Never mind the dental bill, what would Ingo do if the curse rebounded? What if he attracted Lady Zoroark’s wrath? But Ingo would not be dissuaded. He pitied the princess, and he still felt guilty for the role he had played in the death of Lady Zoroark’s son. He was determined to make this right in any way he could.

Ingo took the seed into his hand and thought. He could never hope to break its shell using only his teeth. Was there something he could do to make the shell more brittle? After thinking it over, he called out Chandelure and ordered it to use Will-O-Wisp on the seed. Once burned, the shell became much more brittle. Ingo was able to crack it easily between his teeth.

Ingo presented the seed to the princess without flinching from her hideous appearance. As soon as she had eaten the Mythical Pecha Berry seed, Princess Lillie was restored to her former self. The princess was almost as relieved to see the curse broken as Lusamine, who Ingo could have sworn he saw shed a tear.

Emmet kept an eye out while Ingo slowly took the seven steps backward. Suddenly, a pair of Zorua ran into the room. Emmet immediately sent out Eelektross to fight them off, but this was only a distraction. While Emmet and Eelektross were occupied, Lady Zoroark shrunk herself down to the size of a Cutiefly and ran under Ingo’s feet. He stepped directly on her, stumbled, and fell to the ground just as he was about to take the seventh step. The curse rebounded upon him, and by the time he hit the ground he was no longer a man of flesh and blood but a small, wooden nutcracker. Lady Zoroark, lying in a puddle of her own blood, gave one final smirk and died.

When Lusamine saw what had become of Ingo, she was disgusted. Against Princess Lillie’s protestations, she banished both Ingo and Emmet from the kingdom for all the trouble they had caused. Emmet supposed, looking back, that Lusamine didn’t want any reminder of the suffering Lady Zoroark had brought to the palace, and Ingo’s cursed form was too painful for her to look at.

Ingo has been cursed ever since. He and Emmet were forced to flee the kingdom, all the while being hunted by Lady Zoroark’s son, who had returned as a vengeful ghost. The violent way he and his mother had died had infused his soul with feelings of malice, resurrecting him as the terrifying Fox King.

This is the story that Emmet told Akari when she asked for the story of the Fox King. But there’s another part of this story that Emmet didn’t tell Akari. After they had left the palace, Emmet and Ingo saw Sabi one more time to see if there was a way to free Ingo from his curse. After consulting the stars again, Sabi told the brothers that because Ingo was transformed via a rebounded curse, the circumstances surrounding his transformation would likewise have to be reversed. Ingo was cursed when he made a sacrifice for a girl but was rejected in disgust. Therefore, to break the curse, a girl would have to make a sacrifice for him, and she must do so out of love.

This is why Emmet gave the transformed Ingo to Akari. He believes that Akari will be the one to break Ingo’s curse.

[hoofpeet]

2 guys screaming at each other

[emmaross85404]

“Emmet Reese & Roger” Trivia: #24

Eleven of the main cast members of Emmet Reese & Roger also starred in animated feature films: Matt Damon (Emmet Reese) as Cale Tucker the space man in Titan A.E.; Kim Basinger (Lisa Simons) as the cartoon character Holli Would in Cool World; Drew Barrymore (Lucy Brewster) as Akima Kunimoto in Titan A.E.; Whoopi Goldberg (Stephanie Currin) as Shenzi the vicious hyena in The Lion King; Tony Goldwyn (Randall Jean) as the titular ape-man in Tarzan; Minnie Driver (Heather Diamond) as Jane Porter in Tarzan; Kurt Russell (Benny Van Helsing) as Adult Copper in The Fox and the Hound; Scarlett Johansson (Michelle Brewster) as Mindy the mermaid in The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie; Patrick Swayze (Charlie Ross) as Cash the hound dog in The Fox and the Hound 2; Elisabeth Shue (Devi Van Helsing) as Jazz Barkin the daughter of Charlie and Sasha in All Dogs Go to Heaven 3; and Laurence Fishburne (Rick Lopez) as Thrax the virus in Osmosis Jones.

[shiberamune]

happy back to the future day! let the spirit of marty mcfly possess u and make u feel cool. but dont kiss ur mom. gross!

[comunidadanamcara]

TE DIRÉ COMO USAR La LLAMA ROSA │ Te AYUDARÁ a Manifestar Amor y Abundancia  COMUNIDAD ANAM CARA  

[smallestapplin]

Idk if this has been spoken of yet, but I am aware of the submas fox god au.

But hear me out.

You met the twin God’s in Hisui, after you got tossed there by Arceus.

The two having taken a liking to you, Arceus’s champion.

You’re there for so long, bonding with them, and eventually becoming their mate. Loved and adored by not only them, but the world you saved.

Ingo and Emmet get worried each time you leave their shrine, fearing something will happen to you every time you leave.

But you always come right back home to them, so what’s to worry about?

You spoke of how you were close to finishing the pokedex.

They felt like something was off, by the two alpha Zoroark hybrids didn’t stop you, you’re an adult, you can make your own choice.

But you don’t come back.

They search high and low for you, panicking the more they can’t find you. You didn’t leave them, that they know, as it’s like you just disappeared.

So they wait.

Never taking another mate, only waiting for you.

They wait at their shrine for centuries.

Hoping to find you once more, or to find out what happened to you.

They still have your old clothes, it’s all they have left of you, as your Pokémon team had all since grown old and passed.

The clothes no longer have your scent, but at least they have photos of you.

Their waiting bleeds into the modern day.

Their shrine old, mainly only visited by old school townsfolk and other hybrids.

They hope to see you, every time they have visitors they can only hope it’s you.

And maybe one day, they hear the chime of their bell, alerting them to a visitor.

But a scent catches their attention, it smells so familiar, it smells like…

“Ingo? Emmet? I’m home!”

You call out.

Both nearly toppling over each other to run to the front of the shrine, it has to be a cruel joke.

Yet when they see you.

You look the same as you did when you left.

Sure your clothes are modern, but it’s you.

Some scars peeking out of your clothes, scars they remember patching up themselves.

You’re home.

[anxioustwilight]

I think I should draw if all of the video game characters I’ve scrunglified were in a room together

[astralbondpro]

Back to the Future III (1990) // Dir. Robert Zemeckis

[leggerefiore]

how to be well about old men?

[aquilacalvitium]

Day two at Telford Takeover was AMAZING!!!

I met another furry, Chalk (Burridgefox on Twitter), we hung out most of the day together, and we met freaking ROB PAULSEN!!

It was Chalk's idea to say "Helloooooooo Nurse!" In unison when we walked up to him! He liked it 😁

If anyone recognises me, feel free to tag me in your pictures! I loved meeting so many different people wearing so many amazing outfits! I live for the smiles on people's faces 😊

[dragonkeeper19600]

Submas Nutcracker AU (Part 3)

(Part 1)

(Part 2)

Merry Christmas, everyone! Since I'm hoping to post two updates to my Submas Nutcracker AU, let's not waste any time and dive right back into the story.

So, when Akari wakes up on the floor next morning, she's alarmed to see the sun risen, the hall lit, and Emmet staring down at her. He tells Akari that he found her asleep by the display table and asks what she's still doing here. Akari launches into a semi-coherent recount of what she saw the night before, how Oleana turned into a Zoroark and shrank her before the nutcracker he gave her came to life and fought the Zoroark, and...

And it's at this point that Akari realizes she sounds totally insane. She looks around for the nutcracker and sees that it's back in the pocket of her apron. She decides everything she saw after midnight must have been a dream. And yet, it felt so real...

Before Emmet can say anything more, Oleana (the real Oleana this time) enters the hall and angrily asks what Akari is still doing there. After all, Akari was supposed to have gone home the night before. As Akari is trying to come up with an excuse, Emmet interrupts and tells Oleana that he asked Akari to help him pack the display table, since he could use some extra help. Oleana raises an eyebrow--why would he ask a maid from a cleaning service for that?--but she accepts that explanation. Akari expresses her gratitude and helps Emmet pack up the display into boxes, which the male servants at the house carry up to the attic.

Once this is done, Emmet volunteers to escort Akari home. Akari accepts, glad to not have to face the walk back to Cyllene alone.

Once they arrive back at the boarding house where Akari lives, Akari thanks Emmet for walking her here before heading inside. When she enters Cyllene's office, Cyllene is naturally not pleased that Akari returned so late. She sternly asks where she's been. Before Akari can answer, Emmet walks into the office behind her. With Emmet in the room, Cyllene makes an effort to be more polite, but the sour look on her face doesn't really change. Emmet feeds Cyllene the same story about asking Akari to help him with some extra work. He then places some money on Cyllene's desk along with his card, all the while gushing about how helpful Akari was to him. He winks at Akari as he leaves, but since he's wearing an eyepatch, it looks like he's just blinking.

In light of the extra income, and the favorable impression Akari made on "this gentleman," as Cyllene calls him, Cyllene's anger toward Akari dissipates. She congratulates Akari for her hard work and tells her she might as well have the rest of the day off, since it's Christmas Day. Akari thanks her profusely and goes back to her room.

Once she's back in her room, however, Akari finds that she can't settle down. The rest of the maids are all out for the day visiting with friends or family, but Akari has no plans and no one to see on Christmas. She keeps looking at the nutcracker in her hands, remembering how he protected her last night, how he took her hand and pulled her into the model station. The memories are too vivid to be a dream.

Akari makes up her mind to see Emmet again. She isn't sure why, but she feels as though he could tell her whether the events of last night were a dream or not. She remembers the address she saw on Emmet's card and races out of the boarding house to find it.

She arrives at his workshop, out of breath. She isn't sure whether it'll be open or whether he'll be in that day, but the unlocked door swings open easily at her touch. She goes inside to find him at his worktable, completely absorbed in assembling a model train. She awkwardly clears her throat, and he seems overjoyed to see her here. After they exchange greetings, she thanks him again for his help this morning and remarks how she didn't expect to find him working today. She asks if his family will be wondering where he is, but Emmet only responds, "Oh, no. I'm afraid it's just me." He's still smiling, as usual, but there's something sad about that smile.

Emmet suddenly asks if Akari brought her nutcracker with her. She says she did and pulls it out of her pocket. Emmet asks if she kept the handle Bede broke off. Akari says she did and produces that, too. Emmet gestures for her to hand over the handle, saying he'll fix it for her. Akari protests. He's already done so much for her, and she doesn't have anything to pay him with. Emmet waves off her concerns and says fixing the nutcracker will only take a few minutes. "Besides," he adds, "he's been through worse."

Akari asks Emmet what he means by that. As Emmet searches for his glue pot, he tells Akari that this nutcracker has actually been damaged many times, and he, Emmet, always has to fix him. When Akari asks how the nutcracker keeps getting damaged, Emmet responds matter-of-factly that it usually happens when he's fighting the Fox King, who's always trying to destroy him.

Hearing those words, Akari's heart begins to race. Could the Fox King he just mentioned be the same one from her "dream" from the night before? Akari asks Emmet to tell her more about the Fox King. As Emmet sits back at his worktable with the glue pot in hand, he tells her it's a long story, but he'll tell it to her, if she's interested. It starts with a pair of twin brothers, the younger named Emmet and the eldest named Ingo.

That story is so long that it needs to be it's own post, which you can expect to see later today. Until then, to be continued...