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Apple White would look so much better in silver than gold. Because of her blue eyes + the Smokey eye she does with her make-up, the white and black accents in her outfits, and her fair skin. Gold honestly makes her look a bit too flashy instead of humble and selfless like the classic Snow White.

I don't have anything meaningful to say about this difference I'm sure you could come up with a theory about how she started off wearing gold and ended wearing silver but Idk.

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I bet these two would have crazy beef

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EAH did more for glasses wearers than any other cartoon:

Apple White, the most popular princess, needs glasses but doesn't wear them because she's insecure about it which definitely fits her character.

Rosabella is never really shown to be a nerd she also is presented as the love interest to the most popular prince in school, Daring. (Which normally glasses wearers are presented as ugly/undatable unless they go through a makeover and remove the glasses.)

Dexter is not really a nerd and is shown to be just as handsome as his brother, Daring, although not as charming personality/confidence wise. And is still presented as the love interest of one of the main characters, Raven.

Ginger Breadhouse also arguably is not a nerd her only interest shown in the show is baking.

Humphrey is a nerd but that's ok because there's nothing wrong with being a nerd. (Just wanted to point out the times that they broke the stereotype of glasses = nerd.)

Anyways, I love it and honestly this is so much more realistic than a show with a school that only has one or two at most glasses wearer(s).

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"I love G3 Spike!"

HIS NAME IS MASTER KENBROATH KILSPOTTEN HEATHSPIKE!!!!!!!!!

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Trollz characters and their Steven Universe name counterparts:

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older characters in Disney movies

Which are most like your grandparents/parent(s)/guardian(s)? Or which do you think you would be most like?

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MLP sketches I'm probably not going to finish:

OCs:

Bonus monster high:

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As an old Disney fan I can't help but notice that the Elio movie looks so "Cocomelon" and childish. I miss when Disney made movies the whole family could enjoy. Especially after seeing what Wish had to offer it's like Disney keeps straying further and further from serious and/or dark themes. I miss when most Disney movies had a dark/villain death scene.

Might I remind you that this was in the first Disney movie:

Literally plummeting to her death and being killed by a boulder falling.

And this was in two of Disney's most beloved movies:

Scar being surrounded by fire to be eaten alive by hyenas. Gothel turns so old that she falls to her death and becomes dust.

Disney made the Notre Dame movie which is incredibly dark for a family movie. Up until recently almost all Disney movies had a dark/frightening scene or villain death scene. Now Disney is so tame it's actually so boring.

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Reblog with your top favorite LPS (doesn't matter if you had/have them or not) here's mine:

I couldn't pick just one Deer or Spaniel:

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I wish Twyla and Spectra had more screen time together in G1. Also if they had released a purple colored Twyla and Spectra doll box set I would've bought that as soon as it hit the shelves lol.

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Idk how Venus would feel about it...

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Tumblr pony real!!

From: @mlpoutofcontext

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That episode in EAH where they're trying to guess if Kitty Cheshire is a royal or a rebel just makes things more confusing because the narrators act like they know most (if not everything) for the entire series. So why wouldn't they know something as simple as that? And on top of that, the series makes it pretty clear that being a "royal" just means that you plan on following your destiny while being a "rebel" means choosing your own path. It has nothing to do with your royalty status (for example: if you are a princess/prince etc. This is why characters like Allister who are not related to any kings/queens are considered "royals" because he is still following in his mom's destiny, while characters like Poppy O'Hair are considered "rebels" because even though she is next in line for the throne she has decided to choose her own path.) In this episode they also mentioned Kitty being mischievous and that indicates her being a "rebel" but again this makes no sense. There are characters who are considered "rebels" that are not mischievous by nature such as Cedar Wood who is (for the most part) a rule follower who cannot lie and has no ill intentions for anyone. There are also "royals" that are not only mischievous but downright mean at times such as Duchess Swan, Faybelle Thorn, and Ramona Badwolf. So, since Kitty is being mischievous just like her mom, the Cheshire cat, that would mean that she would be a "royal" because she doesn't want to change her destiny.

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I had this long pink cat plushie as a kid and I was looking everywhere for it and I still don't know where she came from or what brand she is but I found one being resold online

I'm probably not going to buy her again but I just wanted to see if I could find it online. If anyone knows the brand or anything that would be really cool.

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Not all my DVDs but some of my collection: