#mouse queen

[marianorth12]

Nutcracker 1973

Mouse Queen

[shinyzango]

Daily Doodle 16 - The Mouse Queen

Despite being a character that shows up very brefly, I still wanted to design the Mouse Queen. With a young Dragomir as a bonus 😉

Archana was the Mouse Queen, a noble and fiery royal who tried to end the eternal rivalry between her reign and the Doll Kingdom. Sadly fate wasn't on her side as she lost her life in an accident caused by the treason of her peace proposal and the lesson she tried to teach them.

~ Timelapse available on my IG @ shinyzango ~

[hoodiecatdoodles]

Posting doodles for the Nutcracker au for the first time in forever! Some fun sketches of the mouse king and his mother!

[exittotheartscape]

Alrigth! How was Maxi first encounter with the Mouse King?

The timing couldn't have been worse.

[beth-purcell]

The Madame, the Dark Fairy, Carabosse, Madame Mouserinks, whatever you wish to call her (and hope you don't actually grab her attention), this master of dark magic has quite an influence on the events that are going to transpire.

[peach-artblog]

What if the Mice Queen and Hannah had met Clara? Did the original Mouse King and Hans meet the male version of Clara?

[wooahiexist]

I’m not great at perspective but I love Greyson sm rn…

I already have his backstory so long story short he was a kid who was out picking berries for his mom as she took care of his ill father and went into the wrong direction stumbling into the Mouse Queen’s casino basically where she offered him up a job to be her bodyguard and he took it otherwise she would hurt his family. (It’s still being workshopped I barely started working on it.)

Expect more of this dude soon though!

[writerofweird]

You better hope a mouse won't be stirring this Christmas.

From this story: https://myweirdwriting.wordpress.com/2017/12/01/the-mouse-queen/

[neo--queen--serenity]

Lena losing her patience and furiously berating Gwen for potentially endangering the staff members of the OAIR is quite literally the opposite of how Elias ran the Archives.

Elias used the Archival staff—as well as his Archivist—as pawns that can be readily replaced as needed. His patron offered them minimal protections at best (the Archivist’s privileges notwithstanding), and even then, he would never actually intervene to save any of them if they were in danger, much less take precautions to protect them at their headquarters. They are used as bait, as sacrifices, as currency, as objects. The listener knows, eventually, how easily he could discard them if his plans called for it.

But Lena. This episode showed us that Lena keeps her entire organization running through keeping her subordinates hidden, safe, and unnoticed by the Externals. It’s quite clear through her conversation with Gwen that such a safety risk has never happened before.

As far as we know, Lena has successfully kept all of her employees alive, watched them come and go, bemoaned the turnover rate, and then got them to look the other way while they documented and dutifully filed the horrors.

But most impressive of all, she’s kept her real work hidden from her subordinates, and her subordinates hidden from her real work—a feat Elias had no interest or desire to accomplish.

[lazycranberrydoodles]

everybody go home. this is my magnum opus

[luxmoogle]

->Beginning // ->Previous // ->Next

...to be continued..?

[frozenwolftemplar]

Seeing how 'Wish' is supposed to be a celebration of a century of Disney that's chock full of homages and nods to their past films, no matter what happens in the film, there's really only one suitable end for King Magnifico:

(source Buzzfeed)

I'm just saying....

It's a tradition!

[hoodiecatdoodles]

A lovely portrait of the mouse queen and the soon to be mouse king by her side

[memelordotherblog]

You know how queer like gay used mean something completely different back in the day, like gay used to mean happy, and queer used mean strange, odd, peculiar or eccentric, and because of that, there are a lot of untentionally funny lines in older media if you read it with both meanings in mind.

Yeah this my favorite panel because of this.

I know Mickey means an strange old professor.

But the concept of Mickey dreaming specificly of a old queer professor that picked him for this adventure and goofy being like: decent dream but I had a better one is really funny to me.

[royalarchivist]

Ironmouse: [Reading a dumbass' chat message] "I don't speak TacoBell" Well I don't speak racist, so… 🤷‍♀️

Ironmouse: You know? We have something in common. We both don't speak a particular language.

[peach-artblog]

Hi, I'm still tormented by my curiosity, but can I find out what Clara the Mouse King and the Nutcracker will look like if their gender is reversed? And what reaction will the opposite gender have to the original?

from left the right it'll be Hannah, Clarence, and Mouse Queen!