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[lemurblog]

Hello lemur blog, if it weren't such a bother and if you know, could you tell me what the Madagascar comics are about? And where could I read them? I've been interested in them but I don't have almost any information. If you don't know anything, could you tell me who knows? I hope it's not too much trouble

Hi! It's not a bother at all, I'd love to tell you. However I don't know anything about them either! Off the top of my head, the person who knows might be @strangewomanactuallylargebass

I also found two comics on the internet archive, Operation: Wonder from Down Under and Operation: Weakest Link. I haven't checked them out yet, but they're there! That's probably the safest site to read them on.

[madnesswithmadhu]

rip Marty from hit dreamworks movie franchise: "Madagascar" you would've loved Will Wood💔💔

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[lemurblog]

Do you have any other accounts outside of tumblr? and if it is what is it called

I have an ao3, youtube, spotify, my old 8tracks, twitter, and deviantart. Most of these are empty atm, and at least the twitter and dA will remain so for the future. If I ever start posting lemurs somewhere else though I'll make a post about it!

[lemurblog]

Which of the three Madagascar movies is your favorite and why? And if you don't have one, without hesitation you would see it if you had to choose from the 3 (I think you get the point)

I love this ask because it accounts for my unending equal love for all three films. Madagascar 1 gets seniority, it's been in my life since I was a kid. It's instantly hilarious and iconic, unique and sincere, and I appreciate it more as an adult. The whole world revolves around when Marty says "I'm not leaving without you." I love the eclectic quality with penguins and lemurs as separate groups. Everybody was onto something, and critics don't even APPRECIATE IT!

Now my only criticism: as a kid, it fell flat during the fossa climax. I thought it was.. lame. 😔 This makes me love 3 for how it treats the external drama with enthusiasm and epic heights.

Mada3 as an older teen got me into mada as a fandom, which is the reason I watched ahkj when it came out, which was a life sentence of Clover in my heart furever. I love how it escalates the passion and hold-nothing-backness of 1-2 while paying off what I love about them, so I get the joy of all three in one package. I love the hundred different set pieces. each stage has a separate energy so it's like a new film every 15 mins. The journey is SO fresh, and that was really needed. it's awesome to see the world open up after the zoosters kept getting stranded. and a good ending is rlly important, so I treasure the incredible zoo return.

I understand some people prefer the zooster-interior stories of 1 & 2, but I think the new characters are appropriate. Mada1 is the peak zooster character story, and in Mada3 they externalize what they've learned onto new characters so we see how far they've come. It helps that I LOVE the new characters. Another thing is I adore how 3 makes it so the zoosters are finally connected to the world around them. they're such outsiders everywhere they go in 1 & 2. They had no concept of their place in the world, just to each other. Through the circus, they're connected with other animals, and at last with humans too, the way Alex always imagined.

tldr: 1 and 3 are my fav for different reasons, but I'll choose 3 as my ONE CHANCE TO SEE favorite. I was in love the minute i saw that trailer and dubois put her lipstick on