#mo wall e

[rwby-encrusted-blog]

Today I realized MO from Wall-E isn't just some neat freak.

MO stands for "Microbe Obliterator"

When he Scans EVE Probes (And Wall-E) he detects "Foreign Contaminant" Which he immediately sets to cleaning.

He's obliterating Foreign Microbes- Bacteria, Viruses, GWerms, etc.

His Job is to keep the Axiom's passengers safe from Diseases before they get infected.

He's preventative measure.

That's why he's so obsessed with cleaning Wall-E (He does hate dirt, but it's mostly the germ thing.)

He's just trying to keep the Axiom from gaining a pandemic.

[generalgri3vous]

shoutout to my wall-e discord server that started a small trend with drawing our fave robots as ice cream.

Behold, the mo-chi ice cream.

also comes in scooped version. yes his little angry light is now a gumdrop.

[justkeepwalkingnothinghere]

Let me make one thing perfectly clear: This tiny bot may have more dedication is his approximately 3 minutes of screen time than I will in my entire life.

Also hi I’m on my Wall-E shit again. Yes I will be posting about it. Yes I will let you know how much I love this movie.

[jetcat-14]

When I was a Kid M-O was my favorite Robot from WALL-E

There just so cute to me

(I randomly thought of them)

[biscylbenzene]

robot studies robot studies

[fall3njesterrr]

testing a brush wile practicing how to draw these robot freaks (i love them <3)

[gagnamfart97]

some robot drawing practice...

[hamletthedane]

“But think of the resale value!”

Listen, I am not paying a ridiculous mortgage amount every month just to treat my home like a fucking rental.

If I wake up one day and decide I want a giant hand-painted LOTR map on my bedroom wall, not even god himself could stop me from doing it.

[sleepymeepies]

I’m really proud of this one 😭💚🖤 . The idea behind this picture was that it takes place some time after Eve and Wall.E save the earth and that the tree they are looking at is the plant from the movie 🫶.

[happi-dreams]

i watched wall-e today !!!! it was soo good !!!!

obligatory doodles because !

[swanno-arts]

Doodled a buncha funny robots

Still figuring out other designs but have these lot for now <3

[the-moons-ace-card]

WALL-E tweets I made out of boredom. Please know none of these are to be taken seriously

[astro-moved]

Wall-e human vers!!

They’re all feminine presenting in my head, like the gems in Steven Universe lol

Headcanons:

Wall-e - Walter (Wally), Puerto Rican, he/it/they nonbinary lesbian

Eve - Evelyn (Eve), Blasian (Filipino) she/he/they nonbinary lesbian

M-O - Momo (Mo), Blasian (Japanese) he/she Genderfluid sapphic (questioning but he knows he likes women)

AUTO - Atom, white, he/him transfem aroace lesbian

Might draw more soon! I really wanna draw Burn-e.

[wolfstar111888]

WALL•E: M-O has discovered a little ladybug. 🐞

[erictmason]

August (A Few of My Favorite Things) Week One: “Directive”

You've got a lot on your chest

Well you can come as my guest

so come on down

come on down.

Sometimes a family is a trio of robots with differing flavors of OCD.

So yeah, August is my Birthmonth, so my Theme for this month is, in no particular order, Things That I Personally Love A Lot. And we start here, with the lead techno-trio-M-O, WALL-E, and EVE-of one of my very favorite animated movies ever, "WALL-E"! Now hopefully I can get back on something resembling On Schedule for this XD

[artist-issues]

If you've seen WALL-E, I'd be extremely curious for your thoughts if you haven't already shared them. Actually, I have a few movies I'd love your opinion on, but I'm not gonna keep ya all day. Thank you for your content! :)

I love WALL-E. It's a cool idea, that the whole movie is about what it means to be human, but from the perspective of a robot.

I think it's very straightforward, and there's not a lot of stuff to analyze, which is good! He's this robot that's "developed a personality" but what he's really becoming is human.

And the movie is saying that being human is liking things, taking risks, being vulnerable, and most importantly taking care of things. As in, caring for things that need you. Even if it means you don't survive or get to be as comfortable.

WALL-E preserves the stuff he has an interest in instead of junking it, but remember, he takes care of that little cockroach. He carefully organizes all his things. He fixes what's broken. That's what humans were placed on Earth to do: have dominion over it. Take care of it. Cultivate the land, order the animals.

And instead we use it all to make ourselves more comfortable.

Not WALL-E, though! And he teaches that to everybody else.

The only things I struggle with, with WALL-E, are the repeated "Directive" themes. Like, what you're made for isn't what you should be. You could say WALL-E is all about being what makes you happy.

I disagree with that. That worldview is no good. What makes you happy changes from moment to moment, and it usually comes at the expense of other people and what you, yourself, need to be good and healthy. But you could argue that that's how the humans in WALL-E got to be blobs in chairs that abandon their planet, so my beef with those themes aren't very strong.

You could just argue that the narrative is saying, WALL-E, who was created to put waste in its proper place, is still doing that. He's just doing it in a deeper, better, more correct way than all the other robots. He puts waste in its proper place, but by doing that, he also protects the things that are worthwhile and shouldn't be wasted.

And in that same train of thought, EVE is so focused on collecting and delivering the one sign of life that makes Earth worth living for--that's her directive. But it turns out, WALL-E is the one sign of life that makes Earth worth living for, because of the example he sets. That example of finding joy in hard work and protecting things that are worth protecting.

I also think, if WALL-E were released right now, in 2024, it would not be well-liked or accepted. Because people would get their feathers ruffled by the idea that we're all headed toward being blobs who can't see past our own comfort. And they'd accuse the movie of "body shaming," that kind of junk. Then again, the same people who are worried about that are also worried about that great big topic we call "the environment," and WALL-E cleverly set itself up to be championing "the environment," so maybe it would've shielded itself. Either way, I think the movie was very brave to say, "yeah, hey, we're super lazy and self-satisfying and obsessed with our own comfort, and this is the dystopia it could lead us to."

And MO is my favorite.

And love, too. Anyway. Yes, I love WALL-E! And hey! Ask me about any movies you want! I don't get that many of these questions, and I really like thinking them through and trying to verbalize them, so please do! And thank you for this question.