#Rise of the Guardians Seasons

[wolfasketch]

An apology for my angst

Background is from RotG cause bet I ain't drawing the Warren!

Image inspo/base is from this: https://pm1.narvii.com/6416/7b7f6d1bdcd3cc96ca441150daf2e382f4974c06_hq.jpg

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[its-bread-bitch]

Because tumblr doesn’t let me make more than 12 options on a poll, other notable Santas in the fuckability contest include:

Miracle on 34th street Santa, Christmas Story Mall Santa, Rudolf Santa, and Christmas Chronicles Santa

Now with year two! Check reblogs!

[gh0stbeeee]

Rise of the Guardians/The Guardians of Childhood is low-key my Roman Empire.

Like, specifically in the movie verse, there's just... so much that was never elaborated on. It's one of the unfortunate side effects of being kid's media, things get dumbed down for no reason.

Like, Jack Frost in general as a character. He died. DIED. He DROWNED in a pond saving his sister and??? Nothing. The entire moment when he remembered became "Oh I'm the fun guy that had a family and saved my sister!" AND DIED. Very important part that is completely glossed over other than the idea of sacrifice. Like, the other guardians were "chosen," did they not die too? Did Jack lose his memories because he died, but the others were chosen while alive, chose to leave their lives and remembered?

And just, what were his early years? For a very long time, at least a decade, he probably thought he was totally invisible, that he could never have a true conversation with another person, because I doubt that he stumbled upon another spirit/legend for a while.

Like, that would have driven him INSANE. There's no way he wouldn't be super socially awkward from the isolation, much less just totally mentally well. Are spirit's brains built different? They'd have to be, but I don't think they should be able to withstand that level. Like what was the mim thinking??? Seriously just abandoned a TEENAGER he resurrected with no memory or possibility of support, that's wrong.

And on that note, let me reiterate that Jack died. In front of his little sister. Who had to go back home and tell her family what happened. Did he have a father too? More siblings? Friends and family? They had a funeral no doubt, mourned him. Because he died.

The worst part? He was right there. The whole time. Jack came back to that pond and settlement for hundreds of years, even when it became Burgress. He probably watched his funeral not knowing what was going on, saw his family mourn him without knowing it was for him. He was there when they died, not knowing who they were to him. Did he realize later on? I can only imagine the devastation.

The worst part is Manny probably had to take his memories, because Jack would have been DEPRESSED. He would've tried everything to make them believe, and they probably never would. His parents would probably never see him again, they were adults. His sister was plausible, but she's still mortal. She would have died, Jack would have seen his little sister grow old and die while he stayed eternally young. He might've not ever recovered from that, mim taking his memories distanced him from the pain for when he remembered 300 years later.

But he also could have moved on, grown and loved her descendants and honored her. The mim took that choice away, and that's pretty fucked up.

Then yeah, 300 years of pretty much no acknowledgement. Going into live blind with no guidance or memories, trying to figure yourself out but being ignored by the once who brought you here. Jack would realistically be a little nutty, because wow. It's shown the even other spirits didn't really talk to him, he made them acknowledge him by playing pranks and pissing them off till they confronted him. Maybe it's in spirit's nature to be recluses, but it's not in Jack's. He wanted attention and to be seen, but no one wanted to or could give it to him.

That's why Jamie seeing him for the first time always makes me tear up. This is the first time for HUNDREDS of years that a human has acknowledged him, not an out of touch spirit, but a regular person Jack can connect with, that chose to see him, to believe. That's beautiful, and special.

There's just so many layers to this story that we never got to see, and I'm forever sad DreamWorks abandoned the franchise.

(If anyone has any good fics that explore topics like this, especially Jack's family, please share)

[katescribblesabit]

some doodles of my big four au

just some random things and the season spirits hanging out with the rest of the guardians

[blakeblueboi]

Someone forgot to tell Hiccup not to touch magical artifacts

[vampslxsher]

2025? Nah it's 2013 over here 🌸❄️ oc credz: @frothy-commissions

[ellijg]

Does anyone see the vision?😩

Also follow my tiktok pls and fanks <3

[purplemoonabove]

Youtube has been showing me recommendations of reaction videos on Rise of the Guardians. This may be the closest of recognition the underrated yet wonderful Dreamworks film since its release and was unfortunately thrown under the rug.

Such a great film. Deserves so much after so long

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[wolfasketch]

My versions of Spring, Summer and Fall + a Jack Frost redesign

Plus the old drawing/versions that look nasty compared to these:

[happyunbday2u]

On the 1st day of Christmas an artist gave to me…

An elf from Rise of the Gaurdians

I’m doing a 12 days of Art kinda thing and choose my main thing to be elves! So day 1

[sk3tch-rottmnt]

I drew @onejellyfishplease Minecraft boys, they are silly :)

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The Spirit of Autumn 🍂 Hiccup Haddock

“That is my center. What is yours?”

[shadowheart05]

Sarah Hallow Raven And Bunnymund Aesthetic 

[herewithinthevoid]

Coming back just to be Seasonally Unhinged on main with my annual moment of declaring North can fucking get it ♡