#Lucille a monster in Paris

[ironicallyelijah]

oh to be a nonverbal autistic silly little flea dehumanized by everyone i encounter and called a literal monster.

francoeur is a fucking brilliant character.

their setup for his true reveal is genuinely phenomenal.

the way she falls and he immediately catches her. the music stops like everything is resetting. because up until that moment everything visual and auditory in the film has been trying to depict him as a monster. his adorable chirps warped into terrifying alien growling and his gentle sweet appearance stripped down to just his eyes and towering silhouette. one of most textbook ways to dehumanize a person is to remove their face. we dont get to see his face until the big reveal, already serving to make us rethink him as a character.

and then she falls

and he immediately catches her

THE WAY YOU CAN REWATCH AND SEE HOW HES JUST TRYING TO PEACEFULLY INTERACT WITH PEOPLE. HE WAS DRAWN IN BY THE SOFT MUSIC OF THE OLD LADY'S PHONOGRAPH AND PERCHES ON HER BALCONY TO LISTEN, BUT SHE SCREECHES AND HE JUMPS AWAY, PETRIFIED.

HE TRIED TO PUT HIS HAND ON THE MANS SHOULDER TO CALM HIM DOWN, BUT HE PULLS BACK UNTIL ALL FRANCOEUR HAS IS HIS COAT, AND HES JUST SO CONFUSED. HE JUST STARES AT THE COAT, CURIOUS BUT ABSOLUTELY DUMBFOUNDED.

HE DESERVES THE WORLD HONESTLY.

[your-official-gingerartist]

Trying my hand at drawing Lucille and Raoul :3c

[marine-indie-gal]

Considering that the Broadway Musical of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of The Opera had already ended its performance last year, I've recently dug out to what happens to be (if not) the Most Obscure Phantom Adaptation ever that's more drawn to inspiration rather than an Adaptation titled, "A Monster In Paris". Why hardly known as the "Less Phantom Adaptation" ever? Well, you see, it's mainly one of those Both Original/Inspired Adaptational Story that does quite have a few of its similarities from Gaston Leroux's work (compare with Most Famous Inspirational Adaptational-Based Films like with The Lion King (Hamlet) and even Frozen (The Snow Queen)). Anyways, yes, I am one of the few people who do consider this Film as a Phantom Adaptation despite many of its Changes from the Source Material, but it still felt a bit more of a Comedic version of the Horror Story itself (much like with Rocket Pictures' Gnome version of One of the Famous Shakespeare Tragedies, "Romeo and Juliet"). Though, like with "Gnomeo and Juliet", it did flesh-out more of the Characters' Personalities and did clean out most of the Dark stuff as it does play out as a Friendly Version of My Most Favorite Gothic Horror Novel of all time. Here I drew Lucille and Francoeur together, because while if rather not if I do like this Ship or Not, I consider their own Relationship more as a Platonic version of the Death/Maiden trope (that, or because maybe I just have no idea rather or not if Francoeur is already supposed to be an Anthro, despite being an Insect). Side Note; I am Perfectly Fine with Human/Anthro pairs.

But also, Another sidenote; Did you know that this Movie was directed by one of the Few Folks that made "Shark Tale"? 🤡 Lucille and Francoeur (c) Bibo Films

[kabukiaku]

GUYS MONSTER IN PARIS IS SO FUCKING CUTE go check it out if you can. 🥺🤍✨

[sirlancevrot]

my bbs 🤲

[amethystoceandespiser]

I'm digging this 😏. Also, ¿a monster in paris? That movie is sooooooooo good, i sing le seine from time to time ¿will there be any shipping for francœur? That little (big) flea is so adorable 😍

I had made this crossover ship collage of Lucille x Bunnymund for MarissaTheCuteFriend on DeviantArt as gift. Even though DeviantArt has the ship as "Angel of Hope," people on YouTube are calling them "Bunnille."

[francille]

Unfinished! But thinkin of a lil gothic AU…with Francille ofc <3

[elitadream]

You know about A Monster In Paris?! I love that movie! So underated! So cool!

I SURE DO. How could I not? Gentle characters are my biggest weakness and Francoeur is the sweetest boy I've ever seen. I mean look at him! 😭✨

[haanahaki]

Ladies from movies I adore

[the-angel-mask]

I made this drawing a while ago, but I never published it!

[fuzzyfeltmemories]

Drew this for an assignment, had to do an illustration based off my "favorite" ad, so I just based it off of one of those Lisa Frankenstein promos

[bignostalgias]

“No more sob stories.”

Happy Valentines!! This is a bit of a self indulgent doodle — baby’s first hijack fic when I was 13 was I’ll See It When I Believe It by OldBeginningNewEnding, and the original character of Cupid has lived in my brain ever since. She’s That Bitch ❤️🕷️🌹

[crianpy]

Lucille is a French name, which means “light.” The name comes from the Latin word “lux,” which means “light,” and the suffix “ille,” which means “something small.” So, essentially, Lucille means “a small light.”

[kabukiaku]

hey guys, guys what if....what if they went on...on a da---*explodes*

[angels-of-montmartre]

Inbox Is Now Officially Open!

[artist-heart83]

I don’t have a specific type of ship and then I pull out this bitches