#lilo y stitch

[sandwichboy625]

I ate

[christianmirandart]

Acabe... Después de semanas de estrés por examenes de la universidad acabe.

Me base en un vídeo de un Tik-Toker que hizo este escuadrón suicida versión Disney.

[jeandejard3n]

Lilo and Stitch: Lost in Hawaii

[sketching-with-yanely]

Stitch made by me 💙🫣

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[jhentai]

Lilo Pelekai - Lilo y Stitch

[sandwichboy625]

I have two Roman Empires. They surround Reuben and Gantu. (Third one is in the reblogs!)

My Roman Empire is how Reuben literally stopped being rude to everybody when Lilo gave him a name. A NAME. From the 65 episodes, all those insults he spewed out… that snarky attitude he gave everybody… all the hurt feelings he caused ended at this moment. You never see him being mean to Lilo, Gantu or Stitch ever again. He literally considers something as simple as being given a name affection.

He went the entire show without a name, just being called 625. Meanwhile, if not all, most of the other experiments had a name. Pretty sure it made Reuben feel that he was irrelevant, forgotten and most of all: failed. Perhaps that's ONE of the reasons he STAYED so rude throughout the show and like for half the Leroy and Stitch movie; the time he was simply a number?

My second Roman Empire is about how Gantu… this intimidating, strict, ruthless guy

...did not like being evil. He was seeking emotional validation.

"Am I good enough?" I can only imagine him asking himself that after hearing Hamsterviel, Reuben or his father's negative voice in his head. I don’t care if Reuben was “struggling too”, he still didn’t have to project so much.

When Gantu got vulnerable with Reuben in episode 28, he talked about how his father was very authoritarian and strict. He also talked about how his peers looked down on him. Can't imagine how bad he wanted to prove his daddy and peers wrong. He truly did try. It's awful because he even talks about how his life would have been better if he would have stuck with his girlfriend. Deep down, being the captain isn't what he wanted. He wanted to live a normal childhood. Sacrificed it, though, all for his dad.

His first attempt at being what his father pushed him to be was under the Grand Councilwoman. However, after the chaos he and stitch had, she fired him. This is why he had such a hate for stitch throughout the entire show. Not because of selfishness, not because he was evil, but because stitch ruined the pathway that gave him that sense of superiority and validation.

Throughout the show, no thanks to plot armor and gags and jokes, he is constantly failing to capture experiments AND is being ridiculed. It's by everybody- Lilo, Stitch, Reuben, random people. Sometimes it's physical, sometimes it's verbal. It definitely has an effect. Might as well be physical and verbal abuse because of how often and harsh it is.

It’s not normal to call yourself a failure because you don’t know where a street is.

There’s this episode where he prefers to be a guy named “Uncle Chester”. While he’s Chester, he doesn’t have to worry about Hamsterviel’s ruthlessness and doesn’t have to be bullied every single episode. He was delusional as Chester but at least he was happy. He pointed out how he was unhappier as Gantu.

But

There is nobody that affects him as much as Hamsterviel does.

I've ALWAYS been asking myself, "why doesn't he just squish Hamsterviel? Hamsterviel is all bark no bite!" Hamsterviel is the most demanding, controlling, manipulating, obnoxious, and most of all- DEGRADING boss that Gantu has had. However…

Could it be that he resorts to Hamsterviel and never hurts him because it's another chance to prove himself to a figure like his father?

He sees toxicity as another chance to prove himself. Doesn’t matter all the suffering he does.

As long as the job gets done, right?

But I mean, hey.

Gantu is hot.

[incorrectquoteslooneytuneslatino]

Taz: (cargando un auto) ¡Bocho pega duro! (golpea a Gossamer).

Gossamer: (sale volando y cae en una de las habitaciones).

Taz: ¡Bocho pega más! (le lanza el auto a Gossamer).

Fuente: Lilo & Stitch (2001)

[bitchymiracletragedy]

De por qué no funcionó

Si te soy sincera, yo siempre he sido de extremos,

de ir demasiado lenta o demasiado deprisa,

de girar a destiempo y acabar derrapando,

de las que no controlan bien el cambio de marchas

y erran en los cálculos de tiempo y de distancia.

Me defino como “de enfrascamiento sencillo”,

de las que bajan la música para ver mejor,

de las que arrancan con el freno de mano puesto,

de las que se olvidan de comprobar los espejos

y a menudo tienen que tirar de parachoques.

Suelo decantarme por el trayecto más largo,

por disfrutar el camino y olvidar el destino,

tornar cada parada y cada señal de stop

en alguna suerte de ejercicio de mindfulness,

en un “doy gracias al cielo por mi actual presente”.

Y es que sabes que me cuesta vivir el instante,

sabes que soy dada a obviar lo que tengo delante,

que al igual que Lilo, yo nunca olvido a quien se va,

que sin duda mi favorita es la marcha atrás.

Que por eso no pasa un día que no te recuerde.

[presley4president]

Me core:

[sandwichboy625]

Bruh like this dude had so much more screentime than Angel (the pink stitch you mentioned) and doesn’t even have an official plush💀

why does disney sell merch of the pink stitch. who doesnt exist outside of the show that hasnt aired for twenty years

[escapistsatellite]

Being an adult is rewatching Lilo & Stitch after reading The Mothman Prophesies and realizing that Cobra Bubbles's character design spoils his backstory.

[biitchcakes]

Holding my hands out asking for meta regarding Jess & the concept of family. What does it mean to her? What counts as family to her?

PROMPT : send me a topic to write a meta about my muse on .

first, let me provide you with a lil collage ⸺

Jessica's childhood, on Wundagore Mountain, collecting the spiders her DNA has been crossed with. "Spiders don't have families." "Oh."

"Spiders don't have families. BUT I DO." "For my friends . . . for my FAMILY."

"He was more a FATHER to me than my own."

"I'm a Spider-Woman too, Jess. Like it or not, that makes us FAMILY." "Care to join me for a family tradition, Ms. Drew?" "We've all got each other."

"interdimensional spider-sisterhood" she says as she's at Gwen's for Thanksgiving.

versus her actual biological family: father tested and experimented on her, clones of her mother try to kill her, her long lost brother is trying to kill her in the panel the above quote comes from [ and, while not involved with my canon, she has now had attempts on her life be made by her very own son, so - ] . . .

JESSICA DREW IS ALL ABOUT FOUND FAMILY .

Jessica's biological family is riddled in tragedy. As mentioned, her own father tests on her against her will, and while her real mother tries to defend her, Jess watches her father try to kill her mother over it. Later, when Jessica finds her father again as an adult, she finds he's been making clones of her for Hydra, trying to recreate and perfect the Spider-Woman. He doesn't care about the daughter he thought was lost or dead ⸺⸺ just curious what the side effects of her abilities and stasis has been. He'd even been sleeping with one of the clones :/

Her views on her biological father sucks pretty bad. Understandably.

The two reunite on a Hydra ship, and Jess blows up the ship, thinking she killed her father herself ( Jonathan is dead, but Hydra got to him first ⸺⸺ though that doesn't erase the fact Jess thinks SHE killed her own father ).

In adulthood, when searching for her parents, she finds her mother murdered in a hotel room by Hydra. Years later, a brother she never knew about connects with her ( initially, under the pretence of a lie ), where they return to Wundagore ⸺⸺ the birthplace of Jessica Drew. There, her mother Miriam is well and alive. Or, at least, that's what Jess thinks at first ⸺⸺ until she learns this is a clone, hellbent on murdering Jessica.

Shortly after that, there are dozens upon dozens of Miriam clones that attempt to kill Jess. That Jess has to brutally defend herself against ⸺⸺ killing the clones herself.

Her brother blames her for the way their lives turned out. He turns himself into a villain, and also makes multiple attempts on Jessica's life.

Her concept of family has pretty much ALWAYS meant those she's found herself. A mentor, a father figure in Magnus. Sisterhood in Lindsay and Carol. A sort of parental-sibling love for those spiders she's mentored ⸺⸺ Mattie, Anya, Cindy and Gwen. The closeness she had to the Stacys was wonderful to me. There aren't direct quotes for it, but given different panels over the last decade+, I know damn well she considers Nick Fury, Clint, Natasha, Jessica Jones and Luke to be a part of that extended family of hers as well.

Anyone she loves and grows close to has the potential to become family to her. And more often than not, they do.

THE ONLY FAMILY I'LL EVER HAVE IS THE ONE I MAKE FOR MYSELF .

[sandwichboy625]

It took Gantu like 3 years to fix the ship when it took Reuben 5 minutes bruh

[sudaca-swag]

se fusionó con star+ así que ahora tengo disney+ recomienden cosas para ver que tengo que sacarle jugo