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Did you guys know that even all of Zootopia’s SIDE characters hit the theme right on target? All of them circumvent their species’ stereotypes, for good or for bad. First one we’re introduced to is Gideon. He’s a fox, and he’s a bully, but Judy nails him right off the bat. He’s small-minded—actually, he’s just not very bright. He’s a bully, so immediately we know he solves problems with his physicality. But that’s the thing. Foxes are supposed to be sly and cunning and sneaky. There’s nothing sneaky or sly about Gideon.
He just shows up and mispronounces words and pushes bunnies around. In fact, Judy is the sly one in their interaction; even while he’s pushing her down, she’s slipping the tickets out of his pocket to give back to her sheep friend. Okay so fine, Gideon’s obvious. But what about the next side characters we meet?
Clawhauser! Everybody loves Clawhauser. This one is obvious too. He’s a cheetah—he’s not a leopard, he’s not a jaguar. He’s a cheetah. But what do we learn about him as soon as he actually has to do something for his job?
HE’S NOT FAST. Cheetah’s are “supposed to be” fast, if they’re anything. But as many character traits as Clawhauser has (loves pop stars, loves donuts, loves his job, willing to help, all-around nice guy) the one that he SHOULD have, as both a police officer who’s job description could be “CATCH” bad guys, AND a cheetah, is speediness! But he’s not a runner. And he’s not even very quick on the uptake, either. When Judy is trying to solve a murder and has the evidence laid out right in front of him, and is LITERALLY connecting the dots out loud, he has no clue what she’s talking about. He’s not quick-thinking.
Okay let’s do the next one. Chief Bogo! This one is, I think, obvious too, but for funsies, let’s talk about it. Chief Bogo’s whole character design, as a water buffalo, is supposed to be big, square, tough. He’s scarred up and masculine and authoritative and brusque. He even says several times that he doesn’t care about people’s feelings. But he is not big, heavy, and unyielding like a Cape buffalo should be. They’re literally described as “dark, brooding, tough,” animals. But Chief Bogo gets behind closed doors and he’s like:
“Ooo, an app where I can dance to mainstream pop music!” And on a more serious note, when Judy totally proves him WRONG and could be seen as having HUMILIATED HIM, he instead proudly walks her up to the Mayor’s office for a promotion. And he even consoles her and calls her a good cop when she’s at her lowest point.
Even the other fox in the movie, Finnick. His whole thing is that he looks small and cute; clever foxes like Nick take advantage of that expectation. Other animals clearly don’t realize that his species, which is totally different from Nick’s, is why he’s so little—they just assume he’s a baby red fox (to their disadvantage.) But even if they did, you see a Fennec Fox and you either go, “aw, cute,” or “foxy tricks!” Finnick has neither. The movie makes it seem like the scheming part of their lives is all Nick’s idea and Finnick is just there playing along to collect the money. He’s also not cute when the disguise comes off—he’s ferocious! A bust-heads first, ask questions later fox with no slyness.
Let’s move on to some even-lesser-known characters—I’ll try to go faster—
MAYOR LIONHEART! He’s supposed to be an animal associated with great leadership, pride, and honor, and the word “heart” is even in his name. But he has no real heart—he exploits everybody, Bellwhether and Judy included, for his own gain. He’s so self-protective and selfish, two non-leaderly traits, that he even exploits the poor sick feral Zootopians that they recover.
he doesn’t even seem to care about his actual mayoral duties, which is, you know, the hands-on LEADERSHIP part of being a leader that you’d think the King of the Jungle would be great at. And what about Madge the Honey Badger? Many people don’t like that her role was made smaller after Pre-production and she became a barely-seen doctor character rather than one of Nick’s closest friends, but LOOK WHAT A GREAT JOB THEY DID. She’s a HONEY BADGER. Honey Badger don’t care. They’re just supposed to be these tough-as-nails, vicious littler buggers who not only have thick skin, but attack predators much larger than themselves—LIKE LIONS.
But the only time we see this Honey Badger, she definitely cares. She cares enough to sort-of suggest that they get outside help for the sick animals Lionheart is hiding, but when he yells at her? Does this Honey Badger use her thick skin to stand up to him and make a stand for justice? No! She cowers and backs down. And she must have been doing it for weeks, too, because the Missing Mammals have clearly been there for a while. What about Mr. Big? Clearly it’s all in the name; he’s implied to be a huge threat, very dangerous, but he’s little, sure. Not only that though—he’s implied to be ruthless, a killer, even Nick is scared of him. But instead, he winds up being warm and fatherly toward his own daughter and Judy. He gives wisdom, and helps justice more than once. Also, by the way, a Shrew’s brain is supposed to get even smaller in the winter to conserve energy. There are articles online called “how winter makes shrews stupid,” when I looked it up. But is Mr. Big stupid? Absolutely not.
What are others known for? Being cute and playful. How many times do you see Mrs. Otterton OR FERAL MR. OTTERTON being cute or playful in the film? This has less to do with their personalities, but the point is, we’re seeing an animal known for it’s cheerful and fun demeanor only in sad or scary situations in this masterpiece of a movie. Not to mention the fact that Emmett Otterton, a “sweet little otter” is basically never sweet until the very end of the movie.
Yax the Yak is supposed to be big, slow, dumb—he even has hair covering his face, as if he’s not all that observant. But who remembers every little detail about his interactions with Emmett Otterton? Even when Nangi, an elephant who is supposed to remember according to stereotypes, remembers nothing, ever?
YAX DOES. And not only does he remember, but he remembers about interesting things, like being able to tell by the sound of a car which cylinder is firing incorrectly. He’s smart. We also have Mr. Manchas, the panther, who is shown to be less an apex predator (which is what panthers are) and more a traumatized, suspicious, mild-mannered driver. Oh, and he and all the big, stronger animals work for the tiny little shrew, remember that too.
Sheep are also supposed to be followers, and stupid. They’re supposed to go toddling after one another, and sometimes just straight up walk over the side of cliffs to their deaths out of idiocy. But the only sheep we see in this film, BESIDES Bellwhether, are not only rebels trying to undermine Zootopia’s whole system, but smart.
Doug, Jesse, and Woolter are all lab geniuses cooking up government-toppling terrorism serums.
Gazelle, also, by the way, is a gazelle. They don’t stand up to anyone or anything in the wild; they run away from problems and conflict with other species. Yet here she is, not only being a graceful dancer, but spearheading peace rally’s and speaking out against conflict.
And of course, Flash. He’s slow physically when he’s at the DMV, but it’s implied that he’s no dummy—for all we know, he was helping Nick stall. Because at the end we learn he’s sort of a criminal, too—because he loves to do what ladies and gentlemen? SPEED.
So. What I’m saying is, there’s a REASON Zootopia’s so good—it just keeps smashing the theme out of the park with every single character that comes onscreen. They don’t stop at Nick being helpful at heart instead of selfish, or Judy being a clever detective instead of dumb. This movie’s a masterpiece right down to the most basic characters.
#Zootopia#nick Wilde#Judy hopps#judy#nick#nic and judy#hopps#wilde#disney#nick and judy#judy and nick#nicholas p. Wilde#chief bogo#officer hopps#bellwhether#mayor lionheart#Finnick fox#clawhauser#meta#analysis
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Reminder that people find the racist politician who wanted systemic oppression is more sympathetic…
…than the James Corden fursona who only wanted to steal a billion dollars
Which I totally 100% agree with!
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Ageplay for the kink stock report
It is a bear market on ageplay! With the rash of attacks ageplayers face both by bigoted homophobes and due to the internal policing against it even from within the queer and furry communities, ageplay is not currently positioned for major gains. Hold your investments! There will be a payoff for ageplayers once the market enters a landscape of broader experimentation; expect the performance of CNC and primal as early bellwhethers for how ageplay will perform.
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Oh man.. a part of me can't help but wonder when Paige and Hayward got to talking about Carpenter and Faulkner. Was it when they got to Bellwhethers? Did they arrive there and Hayward talked about how he found it only to have Paige set him straight on what exactly happened, that Carpenter and Faulkner weren't to blame for it? Did they have to go through a whole "let's talk about the elephant in the room" moment and did Paige also tease Hayward about his whole "I'll hunt you down until the ends of the Earth" speech?
And on that note, I also can't help but wonder how Paige told the story. Considering how much emphasis TSV puts on stories, I can't help but wonder what Paige did or didn't tell to Hayward. Did she tell him about their conversation at the restaurant, when Carpenter revealed what happened to her parents? When Faulkner stood up to the angel? It's especially amusing to me that Hayward immediately refers to Faulkner as "the lory thief" like.. did Paige and Hayward have a good laugh at the absurdity of Paige getting put in the trunk of her own car because she stumbled upon their attempted theft? And that's the thing that stood out most to him? This isn't meant to be Deep Thoughts about this part or anything I just am fascinated by the image of Paige and Hayward talking about the other two, a conversation that completely changed Hayward's perspective of Carpenter to the point that she's now an old friend to him.
#the silt verses#this goes hand in hand with how amusing it was to me when the two talked about paige in s2#carpenter voice: I'm glad she's back home. can't stand the thought of hayward getting his hands in her#/cut to paige and hayward chilling and skipping rocks#it still makes me laugh#anyway on another note I love that paige's “I took a two day seminar on conflict management” skills come into play#like girl's seminar paid off as best it could#chekhov's gun except its conflict management skills
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The time Hasbro stole Disney (Meeker’s dump lost episode by TariqToons Tv)
Cw for murder gore, swearing. Very scary 😢
It was a dark and stormy night. Supply Bag was on the couch, watching My Little Pony, his favorite show next to South Park. Plug walked up to him.
“Supply bag, stop hogging the damn tv I need to watch Breaking bad and stop hogging all the hot Cheetos”
Supply bad looked back at his roommate with sympathy in his eyes, setting the bag down.
“Sorry plug, but, its a good show! You can watch with me if you want and we can both watch My Little Pony!”
Plug groaned.
“no thanks you.”.
He went upstairs and slept through his summer. All of the sudden, he heard a highpitched, yet muscular laughter. It came from the tv. He approaches the Televisom and sees Mickey mouse with hyper realistic-
“This is bullshit.”
Turns it off. He goes back to bed, unfazed.
Downstairs, Supply bag continues watching MLB and doesnt realize the static background. Probably that new TV malfunctioning in one day! That is not good!he walks towards the tv. He calls out for Plug. Plug comes downstairs
.
“What?” He said
“The TV is making weird noises!” Supply bag replied.
“God fucking damn it. Let me see.”
Plug examines the somehow malfunctioning tv, however, this was not a normal malfunction. It has pink glowing. Which turned into rainbow glowing.
“Oh fuck,” they both said.
Right before they could say anything they transported to the pony world! In the TV!
“Where are we?” Plug asked as supply bag Sgasped.
“We’re in Ponyworld! Yay!!!!!!”
“great.”
They look around the world together, it was so nice and pink.
“Hey there new friends! Welcome to My little pony! :D”
“Oh boy, a new pony sheep thing!” Plug looked in disgust as SB said that, excidetly.
Then 2 others appeared one was a black haired woman with flowers in her head with a green leafy dress. Another was a short man who is assumed. To have jaundice colorful helmet and wings.
The sheep pony declared themselves
“I’m Dusk Bellwhether!”
“I’m mother earthel!”
“And I’m Trainbow!!!”
They looked at the three ponies?
“Uhmm… questions. Why aren’t you guys actual ponies? I mean, you guys are nice, but this is My Little Pony, not My little Brony. Hope this helps!”
Silence. S
“SILENCE”
A voice yelled, startling the object duo.
“Now what?” Plug snarled.
A blonde girl, about 16 years old, blonde short hair with girly purple and cyan clothes.
“Welcome to pony world! I am nizzei, the princess of ponies!”
“What- serious,,, YOU’RE NOT EVEN A PONY-“
“Anyways, wanna tour?” She smiles
“I’m glad too, I’m supply bag, and this is plug, he’s a rough guy! But he has a heart of gold.”
“Can you not say tha-“
“Wonderful, let’s get started!”
Nizze teleports them because she is a alicorn princess
“This is canterlot, this is equestria! And we have so much more to show!”
“This is the library, I love reading! Just like twilight did!” Dusk says.
“This is cloudsdale, a plathe for pegathai!” Trainbow added as they teleport to the clouds.
“And this is Ḥ̷̢̛͙͈͇̤̖͖͎͖̫͍̝̖̰͎̱̗͍͚͉͍̞̰̝̲̳̉̒̐̽̈́͊͂̉̽̋̊͗̐̒̋̆͛͂͂̈́̚͘͜ę̸̧̡̛̩̠̼̬͍̫͎̻͓͙̝̮̩̰̤̲͇̺͉̩̩̜̉̐̌̾̈́̃̉͌͌́́́̅̔̓̆́̔̊͒̄͌̈́̅͆̀̿̉̃̄̉̀͊͊̀̃̃̋́̔͘͜͠͝͝͝l̴̨̨͎̤̝̺̩̻͙͖̳̭̟̳͚͖̥̰̝̞̯̣̘̗̫̝̪̲̘͚̰̬͎̦͕̈́̈́͊̅͐̂̉͆͌̋͐̈́̐̃͑͛͛̉̾̉͊͊͌͌͂́̍͋̈́̏͂̓͒͒́̌̆́͂̀̍̕̕̚͝͝p̷̨̡̡̨̛̙̗̳̹͚̰̻̭͇͚̪̫͛̋͊̀̈̏̅͋́͒̎͌͑̏́̅͝ͅ ̷̡̪̜͓̜̬̙͇͙̮̟͔̘̻̞͙̞̗͎̱̬̻̣̲̬͉̭͔̦̜͙͚̲̙̓̈́̋̒̃͋̎̋̽̿̇̀̽̔̿̈͌̀̑̇̕̕̚͜͝m̴̯̍̾͗͗̆̔͋͐̉̈̅͌͠e̶̡̛̯̠͉̤͖̻͍̬̘̼̰̜̥̜͑̑̄̀̔̏̌̀̂̂̂͆̒̽̔̀̔͂̀̓̅̆̆̂̀̈́̾͐̐̂͘̚͘͘͠͠͝ ̶̘͈͙͑͌̍͗͐̈̆̇͊͊͋̈́͌́̓̒̆͋̀̃͒͊͘̚̚͜͝͝I̶̛̱̬̰̣͎̙̥̫͓̼͎̝͇̪̓͌̀̍̑̋͑́͆̐̈́̈͠͝ͅͅ ̴͓̬͍͎͍̦̻̘̦͕̤̬̅̿̍͝ͅm̵̡̨̧̛̯̺̟͓̪̫̲̤̣̘̭̳̰̜̪̽̈̒̅̕͘i̸̛͆́͑̑̑̃̍͌̈́̈́̐ͅş̶̡̥͉̭͉͉̳̮̩̳̥̳̜̹̻̻̓͌̒̈́ş̵͕͖̼̣̠͙̝͓̞̥̝͙͚̬͐́̊́́̒͑̈́̍̀̃̒̂̃̊̐̄̋̽̓̌̑͛̀̚̚͝͝͝͝͠ͅ ̸̢̡̡̛̛̛͕͍̘͙̪̭̞̙̯̾̏̓̎͛̂̄͐̓͗͗̿͐̿̿̓́̓̉͆̾̒͘̚͜͜͝m̵̲̞̙̠̻͙̄̐̀̾̌̎̽̾͋͑̆̅̏̅̓̈́̄͗̽͑̈́̓̑́͊̓̀̏̈͌̑̀̍̊͝͝͝͝͠y̶̛̖͆̀̽̌̿̽͌͆̄̃̽̽̊̒̍̾̄͐̆̉̊͐͛́̿́̊͆͆͝͝͠͝ ̷̛̛̛̛̙͖͔͖̝͚̜͔̘̱̖̖̗̼͈̓̐̏̿̈̌̈̒͂͗̎̓̾̔̆̑̍̈́͂̑̉̈́̅̋̕͝͠͝d̸̨̧̡̨̧̳̱̰̼͈̰̝̗̠͙͇̖̭̼̺͈̰̥̪̼̘̰̊͒͛̅̿̂͋̈̐͌̊̒͂̇͂́́͗̂̒͘͝ą̵͍͈̘͎̳̘̟̰̫̆̑̿̓̍͋̍́̈́̃͊̀͊̃̋̚u̷̡̖͙̪̯̥̰̠̰̞͔͍̹̻̞̯̙͕̯̓́̔̌͌̋̋̍̀̐̀̇̍̄͒̚͘̕͝ͅͅg̵̍͆̀́̊̄̌͊̇̀̕͝͝��̧̨͉̝̳̥̩͎̘͔̗̯̦͕͉͍̱̬̼͇̤͈͍͍͎̗͋̔͗̒̈́͆̐͌͜h̸̛̳̗̻̖͙̫̱͇͇̻̣̟͈͇̞̪̒͆̑̈́̀̍̅̏͒͐̊̉̃̿͊͛̀̂͆̄͛́͛̊͘̚͝ͅţ̸͓͕̭̹͕̯͎̪̮̜͖͉͚̩̳͉͍̻͙͚͖̜͔̫̹̼̱̳̻͎̩͙̼̺̙̝̘̮͖̀̂͒͂̏̃̏͋͐̈́͛̌̂̓̈́̽̓̓̒̓̄̈̓͐̒͆̕̕̚͜͠͝͝͝ͅͅȩ̷͓̝͎̹̳̼̗̪͙̗͉̬̰͓̙͇̹̩̖̻̖̗͙̦̭̱̤̟̣̮̬̳͈̟̘̥̱̑̌̐̆̂͘͜͜͝ͅr̴̡̛̫͚̬̺̖͉̗̭͔̗̹̹̱͈̖̩̊͌̈́̅̐͊͂̊͆̈̄̍̓̂͊̈̿̒͊̊̏͌̿̎͐̕͘͜͝”
Silence again.
“End of tour! Wait… OH NO I FORGOT! THE TRANSFORMATION!”
“The what?” Plug commented.
Nizziw walks up to them and wraps her arms around the duo. Kidnapping them. They were sent to the dark place.
“Last part of the tour, become us!”
“What… WHERE ARE WE?” plug demanded.
“The transformation place, silly! It’s required by equestrian law!”
“That doesn’t seem… nice! I think we should just-“
“Just what, supply bag??? let two measly objects roam around our place without moderation??? I wont let that happen..”
Her eyes turned hyper realistic bloody red.
“Seriously, I’d rather die than watch this.” Plug commented again.
“NO! PLEASE THERES GOTTA BE ANOTHEE WAY!”
The three “ponies” who were now Dawn bellwhether, Mother Goethel, and turbo transformed into more darker and eviler versions of themselves with hyperrealistic blood eyes,
“Seriously, oh my god, think of something original guys!”
“Our little pony! Our little pony, that is what friendship’s all about,” they sang an repeated. Like a cult.
W̴̨̡̨̞̩̩̹̬͕͉̲̖̗̠̘̪͍̩̠͈̓͋̄͋̎̈́͂̑̂̀͌͌̓̑̏͌͐͐͂́̎́̇̇̾̑̋̕̕̚̕̚͘͘͠͝ẻ̷̢̧̧̡̢̧̛̛̲̰̳̠͖͓̯̗̗̮̝̪̞̟͉͚͙̖̜̺̖͙̘̻͓͇̖͙̜̻͈̗̘̤͔̖̞̹͂̈́̀̽͛͒̎̐̆̾͂͋͛͗͂̍̐͑͂͐̀͌̎̄͗͛̂̍̽͗̓̑̂̌̄̌̆̚͝͝͠͝͝’̸̢̛̬̒͐͆̈́̾͛̅̐̈́́̍̄̾̄͑͌̆̈́̓͆̌͊̽̈́̊̐̑̓͑͗̈̓̂͘̚̕͘͝r̷̡̢̞͉̉͗̑͗̈̏͛̃̓͂̄̊̈́͛͊͗͛̾͛̀́̂̂͒̓͛̊̈̐̃̽̍̽̓͘͜͝ę̶̢̨̡̨̛̙͇̘̤͇̮̦̥̣̣̹̝̳͔̻̠̣̝͇̹̘̞͇̻̺̖̯̭̱͉̭̺̥̔͑͒̏̋̐̀͛̕͜͜͜͠ͅ ̵̢̼͎͔͉͍̩͓̣̂͑̌̑̋͆̊̈́̀̐̌͊̎͂͝͝ͅṅ̸͎̗̲̹͕̤̱͙̻̯̼͌͋̈́̿̈́̂̐̏̿͜͝ơ̴̗͔̜̺̜͎̫̬̥̟̻͓̟̳̘̈̏̋́̆͋̃͊́̾̾̎̋̇̅́̉͌̈́͜͜͝ ̵̡̝̳̖̦̰͔̱̙̈́̇͂̏̌̂̅͒̍̅͆̈̏̏̄͑͝l̷̨̨̧̞͉̣̮̘̟͙͓̲̠̲̲̲̝̬͇͍͓̘̝̯̞̥͚̬̮̎͗͗̀̀͆̈͒̊͋̀̂́̾͊͒́́́̍̾̚̕̕͠͝͝͝o̴̧̢̡̢̨͍̠̠̹̮̪̥̪͎͙̹͔͉̤͕͇̭͚̣̜̺͓͚̟͇̻̰̥̳̪̗̅̑ͅn̴̰̯̰̮̳̟̣̬͓̺̮̤͑̾̈͒̂͝ͅģ̷̨̤͎̭̤͙͚̭͈̪̮̭̫̘͎̗͎̬̱͓̠͍̻̹̱̯̥̠̠͈̝̳̯̟͕̺͈͍̻̏͋̄̀͊͋̊̂̅̿̓̌̎̈́́̓̃́̓͐͐̈̈́͒̓͂́̇̆͆́͂̀̈́͌̂͒̇̕͘͘͜͠͝͠͝͠ͅȩ̶̧̡̛͕̝̤̗͖̫͉͈̬͍̮̱̙͚̩̺̲̰̯͔̤͉̹̩̯̰̞̹̟̝̭͙̥̩̭̓̈́̂͆̾̈̓̆͑͆̈̅̔̔̓̋̈́̊̌͂̓̎͋͂̈́̉͊̎̓̽͋̑̑͜͝͝͝r̶̢̗̩͖̜͎͖͙̫͍̯̦͍̺̠͚̺̦̜̼̬̩̫̓̎̈́̉̑́̇͛̒͗̅̋̿̿̆̂̏́̋͊̽̀̓̊̾̓̿̾̎̄̆͒͌̔͘̕͘͘̚͘̕͜ ̷̧̡͙̦̮̖̲̟̹̪͔̼̓̽̃̍́̅͌̓̅̈́͛̂̐͘͝͝͠͝D̸̡̨̛̲̬̜̠̺͙̳͖̖̤̟͖̪͓̖͙͈̤̪̝̲͖̀̓͆̔͌̈̔̇̈̊̒͒͌͌̂̒̍͜͜͝͠͝ͅi̵͕͓̞̲̩̤̣͍͚̦̘͇̣̤͗̌́͑́̓̇̌͛͋͛͐̐͋̇́̒̔̍̿̏̓͂͋̀̀̒̔͘̕͠͝s̸̛̻̼͕̻̟̍͆͑̎̃̽̓͛̿̏̈́͂́͊̿͜͠ņ̶̧̡̧̛̳͉͚̙̼̞̦͔̱̞̙͖̹̯̫͔͍̣̘̫͍͓̩̺̹̮͖͔̳̠̝̫̔̐̈́̽̄̋̈́́̐̌͆́̃̀̐͗͜͝͠͠e̴̢̛̙̻̜̳̬̻͚͉͍̤͖͍͇̩̲̭̫̠̬͍̓͌́̈̀̄̾̈́̏͒͘͜y̵̨̢̡̡̡̢̗̺͓̼̠̹̼̩̫̖̣̩͈̖̞̝͚̘͓̮̥̥̥̤̬̥̪̰̫͙͎̭̘̫̖̜͆̏͋͊̀́̀̇̋̓̈́͊͂͌̂̈́̅̀́́̄̊̽͑̈́̈́̀̔̔̿͂͆̏͋͆͐̈͘͜͜͜͝ͅ ̴̨̛̟̗̹̝̰͎͓̠̩̰̹̞̬͖̭̗̤̮͍͉̠͈̠̪͓̤̱̰͓̽̀̂̈͗̄͝w̶̢̨̢̖̯̜̖̙͍̻̼͈̪̗̦͎͙̻̠͖̤̘͉͎͙̠̻̤̥͍̗͕̫͚̙͖͇̻̲̦̥̹̫̼̗͙̄̊̃͗̋̍̄͒̊̈͂̂̀̏͋͗̀͌̍̉̕͘͜͝͝͝͝ͅê̷̢̼̼̮͍̦̦̟͍̹͇̲̬̺͙̜͙̼̈́͗͌̀̀̈̀̓͑̑͛̓̉͒͋̕͘̕͜͜͜ͅ’̷̟͕͉̈́͐̋̿̔̈̎r̵̨̡͖̗̱̪͖͔̲̜̩͓͇̱̮̥͚̣̰̤̯͓̃̈́̋́͛̊͊̿̄͜͝ę̷̧̛̗̫̩͓̗̳͚̤̯͙̠̝̝̖͔̩͉̪͔̹͉̭͈̪̂̒̃́̂̈́̐̐̈̊͂̒̅̄̆̽̀̇̀͑͂͒̔̉́͑͑͋͊̈́͗̾̀̐̔̓̕͝͠͝ ̴̧̛̫͔̝͚̟̘̫͕̙̗̖̜͓̭̲̙͓̌͐̑̄͗́͗̅͛͆̀̋͌͜h̴̡̧̧̝͖̤̫̬̬̪̭͉̜̲̳̫̳͚̤͍̫̜̺͙̲̺̠̮̠̎̇̆̌̒̽͆̈́̐̾̈͋̋̓̅̂͒̀͑̾̓̈́̎̈́͌͛͘̕̕͜͝͝͝a̴͈͍̘͎̗̱̙͕̩̯͓̖̪̪͉͈̤͖̖̓̌̈͗̒͊̍̃͜͜s̶̡̡̝̯̩̬̼̞͍̜̭͕̤̭̠̜̞̳̭̤̻̘͈͍͚͍͓̳͚̔̌̀́̿̉̂̑̏̆͌̀̈́͊͊̑̋̾̍͂̒̾̊̈́́̏̇̄́͊́͐͗̊̏̎̀̇̈́̍͑̀͘̚̕͠ͅ��̧̖̟̰̙̹̟̣̘͔̞͈̫͖̝͜ͅb̸̛̛̛̬͍̳̙̱̝̰̮̥̭̭̹̹͈̗̥͛̈́͐̀͐̃͗̐̉̄͌̽͌́͋͆͆͊͒̀͐̓̌͊̃́́̍̓̓̚̕͜͜͝r̸̨̦̤̘̩͕͚̝͎̲̻̘͖̮̠̻͙̯̯͍̩̝̯̪̟̤̭̠̟͔̤̙͚͇͖̰̹̼̮̘̖͚̻̎͑͋̀̂͗̑̑̃̅͜ͅͅǫ̵͔͔͍̩͎̇̃͑̏̐͂̎̐̋̄̃͗̉̔͐̍́̀̔͘͝͝
The four ponies growled. All of the sudden. A bald man with a mustache and glasses with a sidepartner with lab coats came in.
“Jesse. We need to cook.”
The ponies were terrified.
Then men used their abilities to defeat the so called ponies and saved Plug and SB.”
“Your welcome boys.”
They go back home and rethink their life choices.
“Plug, if I ever learned anything.”
Silence 3.
“What is it?.”
“I’ll never watch My little pony alone, ever again.”
“Know what? I’ll watch it with you.l
Then uhh the end.
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If the Miraculous characters were Looney Tunes? Or Disney villains?
(And... Just for the hell of it, I'm adding in Animaniacs for the Science Kids since they and Looney Tunes are both owned by Warner Bros)
Marinette: Tweety/Cruella De Vil
Adrien: Pepé Le Pew/Jafar
Alya: Lola Bunny/Narissa
Nino: Bugs Bunny/Honest John
Nathaniel: Marvin the Martian/Queen of Hearts
Max: Tech E. Coyote/Syndrome
Kim: Daffy Duck/Gaston
Alix: Rev Runner/Shere Khan
Juleka: Witch Hazel/Maleficent
Rose: Lexi Bunny/King Candy
Ivan: Hector the Bulldog/Oogie Boogie Man
Myléne: Gossamer/General Ratcliffe
Sabrina: Yosemite Sam/Madame Medusa
Chloé: Elmyra Duff/Lady Tremaine
Marc: Katie Ka-Boom/Evil Queen
Aurore: Brain/Madame Mim
Mireille: Pinky/Hades
Cosette: Dot Warner/Bellwhether
Zoé: Minerva Mink/Hans
Denise: Rita/Dr. Facilier
Simon: Dr. Scratchansniff/Claude Frollo
Ismael: Skippy Squirrel/Scar
Reshma: Hello Nurse/Captain Hook
Jean: Wakko Warner/Tamatoa
Lacey: Yakko Warner/Mother Gothel
#answered ask#ask me stuff#miraculous ladybug#mlb ocs#disney villains#looney tunes#class of villainy
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Secretary Bellwhether is also quite breedable. A bit niche pick but I'm partial to sheep girls.
You're not wrong, she is niche, and also quite under represented in porn. I'm not sure if I'd play her, but wouldn't be against doing an rp with someone else as her.
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i’m adding the tag list since y’all read it and i want ur opinions :p
@k----a27s @aspenreadsfanfic @aliseaaah @bellwhether @xoxobabe @koalalafications @embersfae @mae-is-crazy @softhetixx @minkyungseokie @iwanttohitmyself @neqeyam @lovedbychoi @lala-1516 @jbxws @ancientbeing10 @angrycoffeebean @taleiak @nyenye @vivangothic c @theunfortunateplace @jakesully-sbabygirl @urdeadpoet
should there be REAL smut for the last part of i see you ORRRRR implied smut ???? help
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Zistopia - The Final Chapter
I had to redraw these scenes because they were so gooooooooooooood
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Edmundo Gonzales y su hijo Nicolás compraron una #BMC armaduria Belda Cycles y la equiparon con zapatos #Specialized, ropa #Bellwhether, pedales #LOOKcycle y porta caramagiolas #ELITE. . Precio $845.450, antes $1.690.900. . . Encuéntrala en www.beldacycles.cl (en Belda Cycles) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2aQRiTHssy/?igshid=ldb802orid2u
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#musicthatsucks #getthatsauceright #bitchyouguesstit #securethebag #majorkey🔑 #sauce #songwriter #singer #hooligan #bellwhether #rebukethebitch #oouuu is #littlesims #drake #sza #blackgirlsrock #blackwoman #singing #songwriter #nevershoutnever #prettygirls #girlsthatsing #shedope #philadelphia #delaware #music #afropunkmusic weed #cannabis #marijuanna #maryjane #kush #nug #bud #ganjaI
#singing#prettygirls#getthatsauceright#bellwhether#delaware#ganjai#maryjane#bitchyouguesstit#sza#securethebag#cannabis#philadelphia#singer#blackgirlsrock#shedope#girlsthatsing#music#songwriter#nug#nevershoutnever#drake#bud#marijuanna#oouuu#rebukethebitch#musicthatsucks#hooligan#littlesims#kush#majorkey🔑
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Let’s play a game
I like to call it
‘The Twist in Time Effect’
I play it sometimes when I rewatch movies. It’s when you take all the lowest moments (you know, Long Dark Night of the Soul for the Main Character Moments) from Disney movies and you try to come up with what would’ve happened in that world if the turning point didn’t come.
We will use an example.
In Zootopia.
Judy Hopps does not hear, from Gideon, that “a bunny can go savage,” —which was always a crucial character-moment for her because it’s ironic that the species of animal she misjudged (Nick, a fox) is the one (Gideon, a fox) that clued her in to the flaw in her thinking that needed to be fixed before she could save the day—and so, she does not put two-and-two together. She doesn’t go back to get Nick’s help and reconcile with him. She doesn’t stop Mayor Bellwhether’s plot. She stays, disheartened and guilt-ridden, on her family farm. Meanwhile, Nick tries to go back to his old con-artist ways—why wouldn’t he, nobody believes in him—but now there’s a problem.
Within a few months, Zootopia is a transformed city! Predators are going savage everywhere, and as the asylums fill up and even sane preds lose their job due to discrimination and heightened fear, Mayor Bellwhether steps in—and declares that Zootopia’s brightest minds have come up with a solution. Apparently, the only way to stop predators from “devolving” is to “help them regulate their emotions.” To save their less-fourtunate predator citizens from winding up like the mindless Emmett Otterton and his fellows, the city of Zootopia mandates shock-collar tech. Except she calls them “Taming Collars” and they detect an elevated heart rate, so that predator’s emotions can be regulated, as if that’s the key to their “going savage.”
Yup, it’s just the “Deleted Concept.” But this time, it starts where Judy and Nick have had a falling out already from the finished-product movie. So while tame collars are being instituted, Nick tries to avoid having to wear one, seeing how twisted and wrong they are. In this situation, he learns—wrong place, wrong time—a tiny piece of Bellwhether’s plot. Even having learned more, he is simply going to lay low, until Clawhauser appears to go savage and attacks Chief Bogo. Then Nick realizes that if he doesn’t find a way to bring down the Mayor, Zootopia, and all predator’s futures, will be bleak. He tries to leave the city with Fennec, maybe to find Judy, but they are cornered by Bellwhether’s goons in Tundratown.
Meanwhile, Judy re-enters the increasingly dark city to visit Chief Bogo and Clawhauser in the city hospital, feeling guiltier than ever. While there, she catches sight of Fennec, except now he’s pacing and looking savage in a little one-room cell, alongside Clawhauser’s. She ventures to ask the recovering Chief where Fennec’s friend, the fox who was a “witness on her Missing Mammals case,” was, and whether or not he had visited the little predator. She’s told that Nick Wilde is “missing.” Judy decides that she may not be a cop, but she can do something to find the friend she wronged, no matter how crazy the city gets. And from there, you have adventure. Maybe Judy will find Nick before it’s too late, and they’ll try to stop Bellwhether—but now, the fact that some of Judy’s closer associates have been attacked by predators, and that she once demonstrated prejudice against Nick in a city where prejudice now has a palpable, scary taste—plus the city’s increasing fear and trust in Bellwhether, and her knowledge that the Fox is onto her—are stacked against them.
That one’s easy. It’s just a blend-up of the deleted concept everybody likes so much and the first two acts of the movie we got.
Want to do another?
Treasure Planet
Jim Hawkins does not get met immediately by Silver and given encouragement after Mr. Arrow goes overboard. Instead, Scroop, up in the mast, sees Jim brooding after his "mistake" and comes and taunts him. Jim and Scroop are fighting when Silver arrives to check on the cabin-boy, and he tries to break it up. But this time, instead of Mr. Arrow being there to stop things from getting ugly, it's Captain Amelia.
Still grieving Arrow's loss, she confines Scroop, Silver, and Jim to the brig. With Scroop in hissing, bitter, close vicinity all night, Silver has no chance to give the defeated Jim his pep-talk about "greatness and sticking to his own course."
However, when Treasure Planet does come into view the next morning and the crew moors the ship safely in the atmosphere, the Captain (probably softened a bit by Doppler's intervention) sends the Doctor to fetch Jim. Jim, however, doesn't feel any particular desire to leave the brig even after the Doctor unties him. In trying to cheer him up, Doppler mentions that Jim is needed to use the map-device and find the treasure—enlightening Silver and Scroop to Jim's practical use.
Silver tries to wheedle the Doctor into untying him so a "poor cyborg could catch a glimpse of the mythical planet at long last," or something by like that. But the Doctor only has orders to bring Jim above deck—the pirates in the brig will not be accompanying them to Flint's Trove.
Silver is freed from the brig as soon as the pirate crew catches wind of this, and stages his mutiny successfully. He captures Amelia and Doppler, and seems to convince Jim to help the pirates find Flint's Trove.
Silver claims he can see Jim's potential for greatness, just like the original storyline, but this time, it's in the context of "I always knew you had the guts to join us (pirates, free-thinkers, etc.)" And he hasn't made any kind of speech about Jim being an easily-manipulated brat he doesn't care about.
So now, with Scroop left fuming in the brig with a captive Captain Amelia and Doppler for being more trouble than he's worth, and the rest of the pirates venturing in search of the treasure with Jim, the main character has a hard decision to make.
Does he betray the new father-figure who might be a criminal, but hey, at least he believes in Jim—or does he betray Doppler and Amelia, the two honorable if more-distant adults who are on the "right side?" Now Jim has to "chart his own course" and decide if that means "piracy" or "hero" with a little more emotional tension, as they hike through the jungles of Treasure Planet.
One more
Frozen
If you consider Anna the main character of Frozen, then Anna does not get help from Olaf. He does not make it to the room to help her build a fire, or, more importantly, to explain true love to her. So she doesn't go and look for Kristoff as the cure to her frozen heart—nor does she sacrifice herself for Elsa, because she doesn't know Elsa is in immediate danger. Instead, Anna freezes solid while Hans successfully tells Elsa and Arendelle that it's all Elsa's fault.
However, Hans is not successful in killing Elsa out on the fjord. She despairs and drops to the ground, like we see her do in the original storyline. But even though Olaf didn't find Anna after splitting up from the group earlier, he does find and stop Hans from slaying the Queen...simply by appearing there.
Hans is about to strike, when Olaf, having heard his claim about Anna and seen Elsa's grief, pops in and shouts, "But—but she can't be—an act of true love can thaw a frozen heart!"
Elsa turns around and sees that Hans is about to swipe her head off, and in pure self defense, she hits his hand with an ice-blast, freezing it. She spins around to flee, dizzy and blind with grief, and runs smack into Kristoff, who is still trying to reach Arendelle.
Kristoff sees Hans, who's been joined by grieving Arendelle guards, scoops Elsa onto Sven's back, and makes their escape, urgently questioning the broken Queen about Anna, but not getting much out of her.
Meanwhile Hans returns to the castle to display Anna's frozen-statue in the courtyard and tend to his wounded hand. He rallies all of the kingdom around the idea that the only way to stop the winter is to kill their former Queen, and as their new King, he vows to accomplish this mission.
While he tends to his hand, though, he questions the little enchanted snowman standing sadly by Anna's statue. What did he mean about true love? Could Anna be brought back? Olaf claims he doesn't know—only that the trolls told him Anna's heart was frozen until an act of true love thawed it. Olaf absent-mindedly comments that Anna must not have loved Hans if their "marriage" didn't save her from freezing.
But Hans has put two and two together. He could lose his newly-acquired throne if anyone who loved Anna remains alive. In the coming day, pursuing Kristoff into his element—the woods—to try and finish off the broken-hearted Queen, Hans realizes that Anna might've been loved by this outdoorsman, even if Elsa is too broken to try any rescue. He expands his plan to hunt down Kristoff and Elsa, and keep them away from Anna's statue at all costs.
Meanwhile, Kristoff, at the advice of Grabdpabi, organizes the trolls to try and storm Arendelle, get Elsa into Anna's "Memorial Chamber" where her statue is being held, and ask her to apologize to her sister. Maybe that will break the curse and bring her back, and fix everything.
But Elsa is unsure of herself, everything is becoming a barren wasteland, her emotions are more out of control than ever, and Hans knows they're coming. They sort of have an easily-befuddled, not-very-situationally-aware Snowman on the inside, though. Maybe they can do it.
...I said this was a game, I didn't say it was fun
The basic idea is to see if you can remove the piece that immediately lifts the character out of their dark-moment and teaches them the lesson...and see if you can teach them the lesson later on, maybe in a darker sequel. or it's a dark AU, whatever
#AU#alternate universe#Disney#dark disney#frozen#treasure planet#Jim Hawkins#Elsa#Anna#fanfiction#Zootopia#taming collars
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In 2016
Fans to Bellwether: You poor baby! You just need some love. *gives her a big hug.*
The fan depiction of Bellwether: Yes. Yes I do!
In 2022
Fans to Marmalade: BURN IN HELL, SCUM! *throws a backpack and it lands on Marmalade’s face.*
The fan depiction of Marmalade: I’M HOMOPHOBIC AND I DESERVE THIS!!!!
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“I had the perfect plan for Systemic Oppression, and I would have gotten away with it too, if it hadn’t been for that meddling bunny and her dumb fox!”
Zootopia (2016), dir. Byron Howard, Rich Moore
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NEW TAG DROP
#༶•┈┈ BROOKLYN DECKER ┈mirror#༶•┈┈ BROOKLYN DECKER ┈interactions#༶•┈┈ BROOKLYN DECKER ┈snapchat#༶•┈┈ BROOKLYN DECKER ┈texts#༶•┈┈ BROOKLYN DECKER ┈aesthetic#༶•┈┈ BROOKLYN DECKER ┈muse#༶•┈┈ BROOKLYN DECKER x JORDYN BELLWHETHER ┈ the universe planned this happenstance
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Here is the sixth bunch of drawings from the expression chart made by @abisalli
Expression E3 I did one of the Mafia Goons from A Hat In Time (Game) Expression F3 I did Dolly Corleone, Dolly is an oc which belongs to @fnafmangl Expression G3 I did Alice Angel from BATIM (Game) And Expression H3 I did Bellwhether from Zootopia (Movie)
#HokkaidosSoul12#fnafmangl#Mafia_Goon#Mafia goon#a hat in time#A Hat In Time#Dolly#Dolly Corleone#BATIM oc#toon#batim#Bendy and the ink machine#bendy and the ink machine#alice angel#Alice#Zootopia#Bellwether#Disney#zootopia#Sheep#Mafia#oc#expression chart#abisalli#abisalli's challenge#cartoon#dolly corleone
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