#Wild Robot

[yuyuu-art]

Robots with feelings, my favorite trope waaa😭😭

[cheesecakemermaid1048]

"But you can call me Roz"

more than we were programmed to be

[azertyrobaz]

"When you grow up without something, you spend a lot of time thinking about it."

[poptartcari]

Roz on all fours is so goofy and cute 💖

[grrrechka]

Just saw that beautiful movie, immediately fell in love with mom robot 😔💓

[ecstarry]

nothing fucks me up like found family trope

[nami-vi]

Did you guys know that both Fink and Nick have the same voice actor in the Brazilian dub?

[aliuv31]

Ahhh, que lindo, yo siempre me quise meter al fandom pero nunca he tenido tiempo de ver la peli (⁠╥⁠﹏⁠╥⁠)

THE WILD ROBOOOOOTTTTTT AND ROBOT DREAAAAMSSSSS AGHHHH 🤖🤖🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[ztockartz]

Redraw Sketch

Aún me falta renderizar

Tengo algunas ideas para este AU, voy a contarlo más adelante.

Aquí Fink es un cazador igual que los demás de la isla, formaron "tribus" pero Fink es más solitario y suele robar comida, por eso tiene mala fama

Roz es un androide que se estrelló por accidente en la isla.

Eso es MUUUUY resumido, después cuento un poco de como adoptó a Brillo (Brightbill)

[artist-issues]

and another thing.

if every character that has a unique characterization in their thought process, or fictional perspective, MUST BE “autistic” or “neurodivergent-coded,” that character is no longer relatable to people who don’t self-diagnose, or identify with, or are not diagnosed with, autism or anything on the neurodivergent spectrum.

I mean honestly I see you guys out here telling me that Mulan is neurodivergent, that ROZ from the Wild Robot is neurodivergent and gee, so is Brightbill, that Hiccup is neurodivergent and Ariel is autistic.

Ariel. The “girl next door” princess.

The whole point of characters, especially main characters, especially main characters in children’s media, is to be believable and relatable, on some level. If they’re all ‘special brain-different,’ they’re only relatable to people who accept that label or are given that diagnosis.

AND. It does a huge disservice to the storytelling techniques.

A story is supposed to get under the mental guard of a person. You’re supposed to take your hands off the “thought” wheel and your feet off the “emotion” pedals, and let the story drive your brain and heart to a new place. Or an old place you haven’t been in a while, or were forgetting.

One of the best ways to do that is to create a character that, on the surface, seems special and unrelatable. Like a girl living in the Imperial Dynasty of China, or a literal non-human robot. You can’t, on the surface, relate to them as easily, so you naturally start to think, “what would it be like to be seeing the world through these new eyes?” And then you’ve given up the wheel and pedals of your mind to the movie. You find yourself relating to concepts like motherhood and protectiveness, which the robot character is experiencing, but you’re looking at those concepts through new eyes.

That is why the character is a robot. Not so that she can be an allegory for your “special-undefined-perspective-on-life which is sometimes called neurodivergence.” She’s not a robot for that reason. She’s a robot because a robot character flips the “what would it be like to learn everything over again?” switch in your brain, and then the story can show you it’s focus, (like motherhood and kindness in The Wild Robot) after the switch is flipped.

and it’s flipped for everybody, (“neurodivergent” and “neurotypical”) not just people who identify as the vague term “neurodivergent,” or have been diagnosed as autistic. Stop fitting everything into vague-enough-to-be-claimed, but named-enough-to-be-a-special-identity boxes. You’re ruining the universal, unifying value of it all.

[cheesecakemermaid1048]

Didn't expect toxic robot yuri in this movie but I am digging it

[xxx-ang3l-w1th-a-sh0tgun-xxx]

been obsessing over this film recently so had to give editing a go (i haven't made an edit of a movie before lol) also yes the music is a reference to life is strange

[infamouslydorky]

Wild Robot is an incredible movie, and I would definitely recommend it, but for the first 5 minutes, there is strobing. There is heavy-duty flashing. If you are epileptic or have light sensitivity and want to see this movie, please close your eyes for the first 5 minutes (10, if you want to be sure) of the film. Please be safe

[swisspancake]

Cried 3 times watching this.. thanks Dreamworks

[rose-i-guess]

Watched the wild robot twice in theaters I’m going insane I love this movie so much I NEED TO REWATCH IT AGAIN GRAAAAAAAAAAAAAA