#maya and the 3

[batzwingszlolz]

Hello three other people who are still in this fandom

[sizzling-eggs]

Do you ever watch a show or a movie or any piece of media meant for kids and just think about how the story or character or that one scene or whatever just spoke to your heart and soul, or just how profound it made you happy or break your heart. And just sit their thinking that this is for literal children, who probably still couldn't 100% understand the gravity of what they are consuming or probably couldn't articulate how they felt about it other than say they liked it or they dont, or it made them happy or sad, and you, a grown ass person is just thinking about how this thing meant for kids is just so simple yet complex with so many layers of emotions and plot and etc. That explores themes and subject better than media meant for your age, in a way that is simple yet incredible done.

[boujeebunny8]

She’s rocking those pants.

[keylimeart]

what if we were soulmates in every life- what if we were sisters in death- what if-

[awesombrosos]

Fanart of one of our favorite series Maya and the three! Watch it is great!!

[gatoburr0]

Sorry ever since I remembered that bats eco locate stuff I couldn’t stop thinking about Zatz doing this as an everyday activity

[crystalofmoon19]

GOD IS A WOMAN!!!

LA MUERTE IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN AND GODDESS OF ALL!!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH JORGE R. GUTIERREZ AND SANDRA EQUIHUA!!!

[lunaislandcitizen]

Maya and the Three High School AU

After a fight with a rival school, now Zatz is a new memmber of the team :)

[the-gateway-to-madness]

So i watched maya and the three as y'all know and i noticed somethin

Most people have noticed the three gods of the lands of the dead from Book of Life in episode 8, but I noticed ANOTHER detail!

Xibalba doesn't have his two-headed snake staff yet.

I think that staff was created from the remains of Mictlan in some way- made from his golden blood or infused with his soul, perhaps, since we see through Micte and Camazotz that the gods' souls live on after they die. Mictlan has lost the power to act for himself.

BUT- the two-headed snake staff creates CONFLICT where Xibalba cannot directly. "Fix this for me, old friend."

So yeah, headcanon Xibalba's staff is Mictlan.

[crimsonmoon17]

Same vibe

[fangirl201sworld]

*La Muerte and Xibalba meeting Maya and Zatz*

XIBALBA: *looking at Zatz* This-….

Hmm…

LA MUERTE: Be nice!

XIBALBA: I’m finding it…

*Zatz and Xibalba looking at each other*

ZATZ: … :/

MAYA: … <:/

LA MUERTE: It take you to long to find it?

XIBALBA: It does, it does…

[melanieandmattlove]

matt & Tbol 333

[boujeebunny8]

Guess who’s back from hiatus??? Who else missed these little goobers?✋🏻🥹

I really want to put this au idea on tt (stuff inspired by fangirl) but there aren’t any good audios… especially in English. *cries*

[the-readragon]

Enemies to lovers but he’s never seen her as an enemy. Look at his dopey smile lol.

[kookies2000]

Because I feel like it.

Yellow sky? Bare footed characters? Mostly a mess? Over exaggerating some of the Hispanic features. I saw the first episode, and it was just poorly written in general. And what mother calls their son "cochinada." Roughly translates to dirty or trash.

What's good Latino/Hispanic representation?

Colombian 🇨🇴

In the Caribbean region of Colombia, they light up candles and lanterns on December 8, before sunrise. So the candle giving them magic was a wonderful detail. Generational trauma is a thing for us Latinos, and this film handled it in a healthy and matuer manner. And I love how they didn't shy away with how Spaniards attacked and colonized latin lands.

Mexicans 🇲🇽

Yes, us Mexicans love death. 🤣 But hey, I was always taught to respect death, La Muerte, and our ancestors. So, it makes sense that many Mexican films talk about death. But I also like that Maya and the Three have Aztec, Mayan, and Incan mythology. Natives to Mexico.

Dominican Puerto Rican 🇩🇴🇵🇷

Luz mom is Dominican, and Luz dad is Puerto Rican. I appreciate a good interracial couple and a mixed child. Luz name also translates to light, and some Latinos are known for doing witch craft. Or at least knowledgeable about witches and demons, and no, we aren't evil. We just know how to handle this stuff. Plus, the owl has many meanings in Latino culture. To some, I believe the owl is a messenger of death and is telling everyone that death/danger is near.

Afro Latino. Puerto Rican 🇵🇷

I am a massive sucker for interracial couples and mixed kids because of this. I was working at a hispanic store as a cashier. This woman walks past me and starts talking to the bagger. The bagger has blond hair, blue eyes, and white skin. The bagger looks at me worried because she doesn't speak English. So brown skin, black hair, me has to tell the bagger that the lady wanted ice in Spanish. I then talked to the lady in English. Her reaction? "YOU SPEAK ENGLISH!" Same for a dark skinned man. So many people skip me and talk to him in English. He's Dominican, and he only spoke Spanish. I appreciate films that show Latinos in different skin types and features. We're not all brown. So yeah, the mass diversity in this film is just beautiful. And I love how they wrote Miles relationship with his parents. Realistic conflict and healthy communication. Not falling into toxic stereotypes.

Spainard Puss 🇪🇸 Mexican Kitty & Perrito 🇲🇽

Spaniards are considered Hispanic but not Latinos like Mexicans. And again, interracial couples for the win. And I love the realism in their romance that heals through healthy therapy. Many people see Mexicans as toxic, so having Perrito as a therapist and the one helping everyone emotionally, it's nice. Not every Mexican is toxic. And I love how you can tell their Spanish and Mexican even though their animals. Puss Spanish accent, Spanish actor, him being a ginger like some Spaniards, flamingo dancing, and gazpacho. Kitty, Mexican accent, Mexican actress, black fur/hair like most Mexicans, quinceañera, and I love how they gave her a luchador mask. Something that originates from Mexico. Also, my brother and I joke how we as Mexiacns can't swim and Kitty nearky drowns in the 1st film. 🤣 Perrito, he's a chihuahua with a Mexican actor. Enough said. I also want to say death is Brazilian because of his actor.

I don't know much about Spanish culture, but someone said the wishing star has a connection to Spanish culture. Is that true? If so, COOL! Because death is connected to Mexican culture. So, Dreamworks finding a way to combine Spanish and Mexican culture in one film is 100% magical.

There are many more, like Beverly Hills Chihuahua 🇲🇽. 🤣 That film is better than Primos. Emperor's New Groove, Peru 🇵🇪, and Rio, Brazil 🇧🇷. Not Hispanic but Latino culture. But this post is getting long. Primos! A huge step down in Latino/Hispanic representation. Especially since we have so many good films and shows that have proper representation.

[gatoburr0]

What the FUCK was I on on my Maya and The Three fixation bru

it’s decent at least