#donning

[trioxina245]

The First Men in the Moon [Starblaze Classics Series], book cover by Bob Eggleton

[sepiamestus]

You guys should read thepromised neverland

[vimbry-moved]

some of my favourite spongebob moments are when they accentuate the gag w/ a live-action punchline

[sparrowlucero]

The Land Before Time (prints)

[foundfamilynonsense]

Had a dream where mini golf was added to the Olympics. And one of the Olympic mini golf athletes lost the gold because she hit the windmill.

And she tweets with a picture of the windmill and the caption “bout to go through my Don Quixote phase” and honestly I think that’s the funniest thing my brain has ever come up with.

[otiksimr]

Poorly drawn Turtwig line

[life-in-toontown]

AMEN 🙌

[guiiay]

yeah... yeah

[finalatomicbuster]

Don Jacobs photographed by Body Image Productions (1995)

[mysharona1987]

[technikki]

people who try to get more attention on their fandom posts by separately tagging all the main characters regardless of each character's presence in the post are my worst enemies. if i want general series posts i will go to the series tag so if you specifically promise me images of my specialest little guy and you are lying to me i will be very upset

[thessstrangeskeleton]

Anyway Gertrude was goth

[cabinette]

i consider myself a connoisseur of What Makes Chilchuck's Brain Fry

[Image description: Digital drawing of Senshi, Chilchuck, and Chilchuck's wife from Dungeon Meshi. Senshi has his arms around Chilchuck and his wife. He is leaning over and smiling at Chilchuck, who looks startled. Chilchuck's wife is holding up his head, and she is smiling at the viewer. The only color in the drawing is red lipstick on Chilchuck's wife's lips, and red lipstick smudges on Chilchuck's cheek. End description.]

[prokopetz]

You know, even apart from the intricate worldbuilding about the talking rodents and what their deal is, the part of The Secret of NIMH that's like "working single mom trying to obtain medical treatment for her sick child discovers that her late husband was basically a high-level Dungeons & Dragons character and never told her about any of it, and she keeps tripping over elements of his unreasonably complicated backstory whose context and significance are never fully explained to the audience because the particulars aren't relevant to her journey" is a really fun premise all on its own.

[coditoons]

I only had 12 spots,

so these are the 12 I picked. If you aren't happy, you're always welcome to make your own poll 🤷