#m: zootopia

[shadowbunnydragon]

Been working on the latest chapter of The Key!

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My backyard and front cactus garden have never looked better!

[ggungabyfish]

That is an excellent point.

Hot take: The talking Animals in Wicked are a better metaphor for marginalized communities than the Mutants in X-Men.

Yeah, I know that in the Marvel Universe most of the Mutants aren't as powerful as the X-Men, but they keep adding so many Mutants with god-like powers that it's hard to believe this community can be realistically oppressed by everyday humans.

To be fair, this is true to all other productions that try to use super or magic powers as a metaphor for being in a oppressed community.

Remember those films that put the obviously attractive actors in plain or just ugly clothing to say that these characters are plain?

The super powers as a metaphor for marginalization is this but with a whole group or race.

But the Animals in Wicked are different.

They are not powerful, they are not special, they are not glamorous. They are not the dreamy characters that the audience wants to project themselves into.

Being an animal doesn't give you good looks or superhuman abilities. Being an animal doesn't make your life easy, especially when you live in a society dominated by humans.

First, they don't look human at all, which turns easier to demonize and scapegoat them. They are almost a too easy target for humiliation and ostracism.

And second, the fact that most of them lack hands with opposable thumbs, means that the whole infrastructure of Oz has to be adapted in order for them to live in society. This puts them into a disabled category, and we all know how cold and even downright malicious a society can act towards anyone with a disability.

Also, I love how Wicked: Part I casts the humans.

There are POC EVERYWHERE, and this serves this message about prejudice and systematic oppression in several ways.

Not only this avoids typecasting POC as the perfect victims to appease white guilt, it shows that nobody is immune to propaganda.

It shows that ANYONE can be perpetrator of systemic violence. No one is immune to be part of oppressed or to be part of the oppression of others.

@ariel-seagull-wings @the-blue-fairie @princesssarisa

[conman167936]

“Do you think we’re soulmates in every universe?”

[zootopilove]

[toonstarterz]

cartoons were wacky for making us believe this trope

[psiotechniqa]

ohhhh

"Zootopia" Gets Ongoing Comic Book Series

Dynamite Entertainment's Disney line is getting a new ongoing comic book series set in the world of Zootopia. Zootopia will feature writing from Jeff Parker and art from Alessandro Ranaldi.

"It’s another beautiful day in the bustling city of Zootopia, where every animal is free to strive to realize their full potential — and one of the most successful among the pack is Tripp Zebrando, owner of the PB&J cell phone company. Their high-tech devices have become the can't-miss gadget for every citizen of Zootopia, and they're about to launch their latest flagship model with a huge publicity event. Everything goes awry when someone has it out for PB&J, set on sabotaging the event and the company by bringing the whole house down — right on top of the unsuspecting crowd!

Luckily this is a case for ZPD's finest, as Officers Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde rush to the scene to keep the peace, contain the chaos, and investigate the mystery at the bottom of it all." (Dynamite Entertainment)

Zootopia #1 goes on sale in January 2025. The debut issue sports covers from Alessandro Ranaldi, Trish Forstner, Craig Rousseau, artwork from the Disney film, and more.

Image via Dynamite Entertainment - Alessandro Ranaldi's Cover of Zootopia #1)

[diavalkitty]

"So are all angels bad drivers.. or is it just you?))"

*epic fall

[dailyflicks]

ZOOTOPIA 2016 | Byron Howard, Rich Moore

[diviously]

Just bros hanging out

(i should've written Smile for the camera! but my 2am brain wasn't working)

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[animations-daily]

Zootopia (2016) dir. Byron Howard, Rich Moore

[scurviesdisneyblog]

𝙳𝚒𝚜𝚗𝚎𝚢 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚌𝚎𝚙𝚝 𝚊𝚛𝚝Ｉᴛʜᴇ ʀᴇᴠɪᴠᴀʟ (2009 - 2016)

[nortsauce]

Miles Edgeworth Investigations 3: The 7 Cases of Corruption (1992)

Part 2! Edgeworth’s investigations took a very dangerous turn, and they almosg had to abandon the evidence! Luckily for them, Phoenix Wright’s handy-dandy hat-camera was still rolling!

[psiotechniqa]

oh i love the art style

[six-tooth]

he didn't wanna wear the fox ears

[sonicrainbooms]

def missing some but i only have so much room.

also im aware commander fox and fennec shand are only named after foxes and not coded but it's MY meme and i get to make the rules!!