#Star Wars Galaxy's edge

[lillikoifish]

Jenny Nicholson’s new star wars cruiser video and her experience reminds me of when i went to star wars land with my boyfriend. Im the one who actually cares about star wars and loves it, he was literally just tagging along to spend time with me and we’d have a good time riding rides while i geeked out. Characters all went right to him to interact with his phone, and a stormtrooper literally told me to go away because he wanted to do soundboard lines to my bf’s camera.

I was really sad at the end of the day, like i felt like a bad person and like i did something wrong for wanting to interact with the land as someone who loves star wars. My bf had a great time tho. Good for him.

[sketchupnfries]

On a trip to Batuu

Felt like finally drawing a variation of "Jedi Survivor Goes to Disneyland," but as "Cal, Merrin and BD-1 go on a trip to Batuu." I have been waiting to do another one of these "fandom goes to Disneyland" drawing things, and I finally got the chance to take some pics in Galaxy's Edge the other day during a recent Disneyland trip.

[skywalkerslvt]

I almost came when I saw Oscar Isaac on this ride today

[darth-memes]

HAPPY MAY THE 4TH!!!!

[mando-and-bucky]

he pointed directly at me and gestured to get close and said would you look at that with his goddamn pedro voice and im just supposed to get over that ???

[ashleyjohnsonoftheday]

Day 611

[germ-t-ripper]

23DEC24 Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is a whole vibe.

[chasinggeekdom-blog]

A perfect Disney's Hollywood Studios day post-runDisney 5k! 🏃‍♂️ 🏅 🎢

[robooctopusart]

I LOVE THEM. I hope we see more walk around droids in Batuu!!!

[atdisneyland]

A view of the Batuu sky

[s10127470]

The Realms of the Magic Kingdom!

As many of you know, next year will mark the 70th anniversary of The Disney Parks.

And so in honor of that, I've decided that for one of my upcoming fanfics, I would receive a concept that's been about five years in the works!

Ever since 2019, I've always had the idea of a fanfic series with the premise of adventures taking place in the worlds within The Disney Parks.

But unfortunately, I didn't really have the skill to pull off something this ambitious.

But now, five years later, I think I'm ready.

So today, I wanted introduce you all to the world of my upcoming series.....

Adventures of the Magic Kingdom!

If the named hadn't clued you in already, this series takes place in The Magic Kingdom.

Well, a fictionalized version of it.

The park consists of eight uniquely-themed lands.

And within those lands, exists worlds known as realms.

And these realms can only be accessed by those with magical means.

Main Street:

Set in a fictional small American town in the Midwestern United States during the turn-of-the-century, Main Street U.S.A. gives us a glimpse at a somewhat romanticized version of the childhood of Walt Disney himself, and what life during the late 19th and early 20th century was like.

-Main Street U.S.A.: A small Midwestern town set during the mid-1910s. The streets accompanied by buildings and architecture of the Victorian style and filled automobiles of all kinds. There's tons of shops and restaurants to visit here. Along with some entertainment like a movie theater and a basement stadium. This realm is home to the characters from Lady and the Tramp and the Casey duology.

-London Town: London, England during the early 1960s. Home to the characters of 101 Dalmatians.

Fantasyland:

The heart of The Magic Kingdom. Home to the fantastical realms of various fairy tales, folk stories, classic literature and European legends. Here you can meet famous fantastical characters like Snow White, Cinderella, Alice, Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, Ariel, Pinocchio, Rapunzel, Aurora, Merlin, Arthur, and many more!

-Perceforest: The kingdom of Sleeping Beauty.

-Wonderland: The topsy-turvy world where all logic is defied. Home to the characters from Alice in Wonderland.

-The Aberson and Pearl Circus Grounds: The always traveling grounds of The Aberson and Pearl Circus. Home to the characters from Dumbo.

-Camelot: The legendary English kingdom. Home to the characters from The Sword in the Stone.

-Matterhorn Mountain: A massive mountain in The Swiss Alps, accompanied by a quaint Bavarian village, lush mountain forests, snowy slopes, and icy caverns. Oh yeah, and The Abominable Snowman.

-Toad Country: A town on the English countryside, inhabited by anthropomorphic animals. Home to the characters from The Wind in the Willows.

-Neverland: The magical island, right within the second star to the right. Home to the characters from Peter Pan.

-Collodi: An Italian village. Home to the characters from Pinocchio.

-Sneewittchen: The kingdom of Snow White.

-Atlantica: The kingdom from The Little Mermaid.

-Villeneuve: The kingdom of Beauty and the Beast.

-Perrault: The kingdom of Cinderella.

-Corona: The kingdom from Tangled.

-The Hundred Acre Wood: The woodlands that's home to Winnie the Pooh and his friend.

-Arendelle: The kingdom from Frozen.

-DunBroch: The kingdom from Brave.

-Olympus: The realm of Greek myths. Home to the characters from Hercules.

-La Cité des Cloches: 15th century Paris. Home to the characters from The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

-Nottingham: The kingdom from Robin Hood.

-Mousedom: 1880s London. Home to the characters from The Great Mouse Detective.

-The Boiling Isles: The series of mystical islands from The Owl House.

-Udrogoth: The kingdom from Dave the Barbarian.

-Jollywood: The kingdom from The 7D.

Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge:

Enter into a galaxy far, far away. Explore the various locations from Star Wars, from Tatooine to The Death Star! Join the ranks of The Rebels and The Jedi and fight against the forces of The Dark Side! And become one with The Force!

The Galaxy Far, Far Away: The Star Wars universe.

Marvel's Super Hero City:

Enter into the massive Marvel Universe! Join forces with mighty heroes like Spider-Man, The Fantastic Four, The Incredible Hulk, Captain America, The X-Men, Iron Man, and many more! And face off against even mightier villains like Doctor Doom, The Green Goblin, The Red Skull, The Mandarin, Magneto, The Abomination, and more!

The World of Marvels: The Marvel universe.

ToonTown:

The homeland of Mickey Mouse himself! Along with the rest of his famous pals: Donald, Minnie, Goofy, Daisy and Pluto. But they’re not the only ones. You’ll also find the stars of Disney’s animated television shows here as well!

-ToonTown: The home realm of the Mickey Mouse and Roger Rabbit cast.

-Cape Suzette: The home realm of the characters of TaleSpin.

-St. Canard: The home realm of the Darkwing Duck characters.

-New York City: The home realm of the characters of Gargoyles and American Dragon: Jake Long.

-Germainville: The home realm of the Recess characters.

-Hazelnut: The home realm of the Pepper Ann characters.

-Greendale: The home realm of the characters of Sabrina: The Animated Series.

-Metro City: The home realm of the Inspector Gadget characters.

-Springfield: The home realm of the characters of The Simpsons.

-East-Westland: The home realm of the characters of Teacher's Pet.

-Bahia Bay: The home realm of the characters from The Weekenders.

-Wizville: The home realm of the characters from The Proud Family.

-Middleton: The home realm of the characters from Kim Possible.

-Minneapolis: The home realm of the characters from Fillmore!

-Pleasant Hills: The home realm of the characters from The Replacements.

-Danville: The home realm of the characters from Phineas and Ferb and Milo's Murphy Law.

-Plainview: The home realm of the characters from Diary of a Wimpy Kid.

-Norrisville: The home realm of the characters from Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja.

-Big City: The home realm of the characters from Big City Greens.

-Brighton: The home realm of the characters from The Ghost and Molly McGee.

Westernland:

A step back into the yesteryears of America. From the colonial days in the Northeast, to the ever-growing expansion into the Western frontier. This land covers a ton of ground about America's past. Its presidential history, its folk heroes, its wildlife, and its indigenous culture.

-The Land of Legends: A paradoxically timeless version of the United States and northern Mexico, with different parts of it being set during different time periods of sorts. Home to various figures of American folklore and history. This includes the likes of the American presidents like George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, Sitting Bull, Pocahontas, Crazy Horse, Patrick Henry, Betsy Ross, Geronimo, Red Cloud, John Chapman, Daniel Boone, Davy Crockett, Mike Fink, Calamity Jane, Jigger Johnson, John Henry, Molly Pitcher, Billy the Kid, Buffalo Bill, Anne Oakley, Paul Bunyan and Babe, Johnny Kaw, John the Conquerer, Pecos Bill, Captain Stormalong, Johnny Appleseed, Br'er Rabbit, Lewis and Clark, Sacagawea, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, John Magarac, Pancho Villa, Augustine Chacon, Juan Cortina, and Joaquin Murrieta. Also home to tons of fictional towns like Thunder Mesa and Liberty Square.

-New Orleans: The iconic Louisiana city set during the 1920s. Home to the characters from The Princess and the Frog. Also home to a particular abandoned mansion, which is rumored to be haunted.

-Critter Country: A land of lush forests and swamps, home to a society of anthropomorphic American animals, including The Country Bears.

-Amphibia: The realm of......well, Amphibia.

-The Land of Great Spirits: Alaska during the last Ice Age. Home to the characters from Brother Bear.

-San Ángel/The Land of the Remembered: The realms from The Book of Life.

-Gravity Falls: Need I say more....?

Tomorrowland:

A glimpse into the possible world of tomorrow. Showcasing all kinds of potential achievements in just about every field of science and technology. This land will take you to the farthest reaches of both outer space and liquid space.

-Cosmopolis: A futuristic metropolis up in space.

-Toy Box: The home realm of the characters from Toy Story.

-The Great Barrier Reef: The home realm of the characters from Finding Nemo.

-Monstropolis: The home realm of the characters from Monsters, Inc.

-The Grid: The home realm of the characters from TRON.

-Kokaua Town: The home realm of the characters from Lilo & Stitch.

-Game Central Station: The home realm of the characters from Wreck-It Ralph.

-Todayland: The home realm of the characters from Meet the Robinsons.

-Treasure Galaxy: The home realm of the characters from Treasure Planet.

-Metroville: The home realm of the characters from The Incredibles.

-San Fransokyo: The home realm of the characters from Big Hero 6.

-Metropolis: The home realm of Metropolis Institute of Time Travel, where The Timekeeper lives.

-Landmark City: The home realm of the characters of Alpha Teens on Machine.

-Shuggazoom: The home realm of the characters from Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce GO!

-The Yonder Galaxy: The home realm of the characters from Wander Over Yonder.

Adventureland:

A trip into the far-off, exotic regions of the world. From the darkest jungles of Africa, Asia and Latin America, to the hot deserts of the Middle East, to the tropical islands of The Caribbean and South Pacific, to the frigid fields of the North and South Poles.

-Tropical Waterways: A series of tropical rivers during the 1900s that consists of The Mekong, The Irrawaddy, The Ganges, The Nile, The Congo, The Rufiji, and The Amazon. Notable locations include The Lost River Delta, The Temple of the Forbidden Eye, The Seoni Jungle, and The Pride Lands. The home realm to the Jungle Cruise Navigation Company, as well as the characters from The Jungle Book, Tarzan, and The Lion King.

-The Desert of a 1001 Sands: The home realm to the stories of The 1001 Nights. Notable locations include the likes of the kingdom of Agrabah, Baghdad, and The Mystic Seas. Home to the characters from Aladdin, along with other 1001 Nights characters like Scheherazade, Sinbad the Sailor and Ali Baba.

-Ciudad de los Antiguos: The ruins of an ancient Mayan city deep in the jungles of Central America, now being used as an archeological site during the 1920s.

-Oriental Gardens: Ancient China, Japan and Korea. Home realm to the characters from Mulan.

-The Land of the Pharaohs: Egypt during the 1920s.

-The Caribbean: The West Indies during the Golden Age of Piracy. Home to the characters from Pirates of the Caribbean.

-The Pacific: Ancient Polynesia. Home realm to the characters from Moana.

-Atlantis: The fabled lost civilization. Home realm to the characters from Atlantis: The Lost Empire.

-The Kingdom of the Sun: Home realm to the characters from The Emperor’s New Groove.

-The Mysterious Ocean: Home realm to the characters from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

-The Earth’s Core: Home realm to the characters of Journey to the Center of the Earth.

-Astragard: Home realm to the characters of The Island at the Top of the World.

-New Switzerland: The home realm to the characters from The Swiss Family Robinson.

-The Adventure Bazaar: A popular shopping district in San Diego, themed around the exotic regions of the world. Perhaps its most renowned attraction is the nightclub, The Enchanted Tiki Room.

Well that’s all for now!

I had a lot of fun coming up with the various realms of this world.

The series itself will probably be out by either this coming spring or summer.

Let me know what you guys think about this concept of mines and how well I did with translating the Disney attractions into their own worlds.

[trullimagic]

Beware The Krampus 🎅🏻😈

[sketchinfun]

Another Disney day, and I decided to get the Vintian Mineral Mousse again. Snapped a pic since I love the presentation of the dessert!

[darth-memes]

[impossibleprincess35]

Me because next month I'll be back in Batuu East to see this delicious motherfucker in the ROTR pre-show.

[vetinarivimesy]

Okay okay okay. I'm enough of a nerd that yes I own those damned Disney Star Wars themepark cookbooks, and I've been steadily working my way through most of the recipes in them.

Mostly the recipes are a great balance of fun, interesting, and vaguely deliberately shifted around a really solid base to make it just a little unfamiliar so it's 'space' themed. But actually something you'd be willing to cook, without a million and a half rather finnicky steps and a ton of things to wash up before the thing even meets heat.

(With one or two minor SNAFUs caused by ye olde separated by a common language - tomato paste vs tomato puree woops)

But ahem, anyway that 'spicy' Mandalorian stew, ey?

For all of the advertised heat in the thing... You essentially end up with a rather tasty Japanese style curry with couscous in it, rather than rice on the side.

Nice? Yes.

Spicy? No not really. Even compared to other similarly mild curries, and taking spicy to mean spiced not hot. The Japanese style curry this recipe seems to be based around somewhat infamously comes from the bland for the UK-palette generic curry powder of the Victorians...

Sooo. I am spitefully choosing to follow a large chunk of fandom's example and picking bits of Star Wars at random to pick and choose my canon from... I'm now taking that recipe as 'proof' that Mandalorian cooking... really isn't all that hot.

And yes, I made that Pog soup too. Tasty? Yeah sure. Spicy? ...Eh?

And again, spitefully logicking my way through, which culture is always depicted in the films as actually extremely multicultural, and actually allows its members to retain their home traditions from their roots, and actually is based loosely around Asia rather than the old colonising empire building bounty hunters and rogues mashed with Knights Templar thing that is still the bulk of what the Mandos have?

The Jedi.

Who, notably, are absolutely missing any representation whatsoever in either of the two Disney-era Star Wars cookbooks. Since the setting is post the second Jedi genocide in the Skywalker Saga...

So whilst I'm now headcanoning, Mando food as all bark and very little bite, spitefully and based solely off of a very dubious bit of 'canon'.

I can also with impunity go, Sichuan cooking for the Jedi? Yes. Yes. Yes. Genuinely interesting Indian cuisine? Sure why not? Spicy Uzbek style stews? Great! Shakshouka as fiery as you can get it for breakfast? Amazing! Enough spicy kefta to feed fifty ravenous knights? Fabulous!

There's a brisk, and expensive given they're just cheap space-ramen, trade in the Jedi Temple sector of Coruscant of all the numerous flavours of Space-Buldak Chilli Noodles, since the Padawans basically live off of them.

Swimming in chilli already? Well that's not hot enough for old Master Rancisis! Add more! And don't forget the numbing peppercorns, that's Master Sifo-Dyas's favourite part!

Cue a fanfic, with the usual increasingly irritating set-up. Ahahaha, lets laugh at the culture that supposedly eats nothing but the blandest thing on the menu encounter the Manly Men we only eat the Hottest Vindaloo because we're hard! culture... And... Nope, nosiree the Mandos cannot handle it at all, cue much blue milk chugging, and not from the jedi half of the contingent. Despite all their showboating about how spicy they love their spicy spicy stew, they're like the old stereotype about white Brits in an Indian Curry House in Goodness Gracious Me.

(Seriously still far too spitefully amused that the official 'Spicy Mandalorian Stew' recipe produced bland but tasty comfort food in reality.)