#queen pirlipat

[artsynoova]

Her majesty Queen Pirlipat, ruler of the kingdom of toys

[leafyasashii]

[artsynoova]

Oh my God these kids

Gosh I love all of these XD

I am in a crossover meddling mood lol Other Characters belonging to

@theevilemster

@artsynoova

@inkabelledesigns

@shinyzango

[yasashii-leaf]

There ! the end result here is the final design of the king and queen of the toy kingdom! they still have no name... maybe for the queen the name of Prescillia or Antoinette, I'm not sure and the king, Philippe or Edmond...

I also finished Princess Pirlipat's.

[marine-indie-gal]

Inktober 2024 Day 11: The Mouse King

The Main Antagonist from E. T. A. Hoffmann's Christmas Story, "The Nutcracker" (sometimes known as the "Rat King").

Describe being a Seventh-Headed Mouse, the Mouse King's Mother, Madame Mouserinks (The Mouse Queen) knew about the Nutcracker for she cursed Drosselmeyer's Nephew into a Nutcracker in a Royal Family's castle for when his Mother tried to have Princess Pirlipat be Ugly after when his Mother was killed, he took over and became the New Ruler of Mice.

The Mouse King plays a significant role in the story as the Main Villain where he serves as The Nutcracker's Arch-Nemesis since He & his Army terrorized Clara/Marie's house & even in Toyland.

His Death has a different fate in both versions.

In the Novel, Marie was threatened by the Mouse King but the Nutcracker saved her life by killing him off.

In the Play, Clara (The Other "Name" besides than "Marie") throws her own slipper at the Mouse King to where he falls over into his death, instantly killing him.

The Mouse King (c) E. T. A. Hoffmann

[hallowgracie]

Cast of Crystal Magic Reintroduced (10/?) : Layla Al-Attali

By the time her parents died on Camrar, Layla realized that she was not like the others of her home-world. Beyond her multicolored hair and different eyes from the native Camrars, she was reaching eighty years old and still looked and felt as young as she did at sixteen. And people were starting to wonder and stare. Luckily, that was when Layla moved to one of the capitol cities of Camrar and met Pirlipat Elara at the university there. Ever since, they have been together, traversing the universe and discovered its secrets. But Layla wonders about others like them, and when Sorrel Marchand and the crew of the East Sun arrive at the Royal Academy, Layla is eager to throw herself into the secrets of her bloodline, long buried in mysticism and magic.

Fairytale Roles: Belle (Beauty and the Beast), Alice (Alice in Wonderland), Gerda from the Snow Queen, Gretel

[firebirds-flaming-art-blog]

Portrait of Queen Pirlipat.PNG

Another attempt at drawing her majesty Queen Pirlipat of the Kingdom of Dolls, first of her name, Princess of Teeth and Bones and Queen of the Nutcrackers. To name just a handful of her titles. Excuse me while I go for that "unhinged woman" look lmao, an important historical figure in my Nutcracker story. Originally added to be a throw away reference but the more I wrote the more I fell in love. Goddess help me

[smoochesforghost]

Final Redesign - Princess Pirlipat

After the events that had taken place during The Nutcracker, Princess Pirlipat had once again been entrusted in taking care of the Kingdom of Toys in Roland’s absence.

No longer bearing the selfish heart she once had, Pirlipat cares deeply for the people of her kingdom and does all she can to see their smiling faces and their happiness.

I only wish the best for her as well. 

How has she been doing, I wonder?

[princess-ibri]

I would love to know more about your Nutcracker and whether you'd introduce things from the book or ballet into a DisneyVerse version

Thanks for your patience anon! Ok, here’s the ideas I have, used some of the look of the live movie cuz I did like the designs for some of it but will be a completely different story, based somewhat on an old story concept I put together with my friend @im-fairly-whitty a few years ago.

I see it as starting out like your basic Nutcracker ballet story, it’s Christmas, Clara gets a nutcracker from her godfather Drosselmeyer, during the night the mice come in and the nutcracker comes to life to fight them. Mouse King doesn’t die though he gets away and Nutcracker is still a nutcracker and Clara goes with him to the magical candy land of Cockaigne, where there are peppermint trees and lemonade springs and gingerbread houses, usually sans witches. (Basically Barbie Nutcracker Movie set up a bit, but Clara goes as she wants to have an adventure/doesn’t feel appreciated at home, she’s running away.)

They travel thru the war torn candy land and meet the Sugarplum Fairy, the leader of the ‘human/human adjacent army against the—for lack of a better word— vermin army that has been besieging them. The army is made of mice and bugs and other unwanted creatures that over hundreds of years have eaten the magical food that makes up the land and gained sentience and anthropomorphic traits which brought them into conflict with the humans. They are looking for the Krakatuk Crown, a powerful object that could tip the scales of the war. The Sugarplum Fairy takes them to the ruler of Cockaigne, Princess Pirlipat, who says she is the Nutcracker’s fiancé and who wears a mask at all times, the result of a curse placed on her by the Mouse King’s predecessor. She sends them on a quest to find the crown and save the land. Clara and Nutcracker have to find it as the main quest, and along the way we would learn about the Nutcracker and Mouse King’s backstory:

Years ago the Princess Pirlipat was cursed by the Mouse Queen, in revenge for Pirlipat’s parents having caused the death of the Mouse Queen’s seven sons in the war. Pirlipat is cursed into a hideous form that she can only be released by if someone with a true hero’s heart manages to defeat the sorcererous Mouse Queen and places the Queen’s crown of her head. (The crown could be carved from a magical Krakatuk nut to reference the og story and it’s where the queen gets her magic from). The court magician, Herr Drosselmeyer, believes his nephew Andre could be the destined hero and brings him from Our World to Cockaigne.

Andre, who also wanted to escape his old life where he didn’t feel understood and be a hero, undertakes the task of attempting to gain the crown by infiltrating the vermin army, during time he makes friends with the Queen’s one remaining son, Alexander, and comes to see that the vermin army are actually just as ‘human’ as people are and haven’t been treated right. He feels conflicted about his quest, but still determines to steal the crown and be a hero, and maybe once he’s proved himself and married the princess he could start peace talks?

—But of course it all goes horribly wrong. The Mouse Queen ends up being killed, Pirlipat’s curse isnt lifted lifted due to Andre’s not having a true hero’s heart (valuing fame over decency) .The furious Pirlipat tells him she has no use for him now he’s failed, and she will take the crown and use it to destroy all the sentient vermin once and for all.

And Alexander, now king and literally haunted by his dead family’s ghosts (I wanted so bad to have 7 headed Mouse King but I don’t think it could viably by animated so vengeance driven ghost brothers driving him mad it is) swears vengeance on Andre, who in shame runs away, hiding the crown so it can’t be used for any more curses, using it only once to banish the memory of its location and the shameful events from his mind, turning him into a toy, something tossed about by someone else’s will, stagnant, stuck in his shame and guilt. He’s eventually found by his uncle Drosselmeyer in his exile andwhisked away from Cockaigne by his uncle to try and find a new hero to break his self imposed curse, which Drosselmeyer believed he had found in Clara, not because she was inherently destined, but because she had the heart to learn what needed to be learned to find the truth and grow as a person, and help Andre realize he could grow and make things right as well.

So basically the pair have to grow and realize a true hero means being compassionate and trying to understand those different from you, and doing what’s best for all, not just what will get you fame and glory, rediscover the truth of the Nutcracker’s memories and stop Pirlipat’s genocidal plans and save Alexander from his growing madness (the ghosts are very set on wiping out all the humans as well) and bring true peace to all the people of Cockaigne.

(And Mother Ginger is a good jolly kind person who runs an orphanage for war orphans, and I guess she can have an eyepatch still but yeah she’s like, a symbol of finding hope in hard times and the Sugarplum Fairy isn’t bad either, she’s a victim of Pirlipat’s propaganda and once she realizes that she stops the big attack their gonna do and helps Andre and Clara stop the mad princess and she and her cavalier are a kick-butt power couple who are ridiculously romantic for eachother…anyway rant over xD )

[hobbies-miscellaneous]

Day 19- sharing homeland

We have Franz and Chloe today. Franz is looking much more happier than any other time I've drawn him lol.

I think he'd be a bit patriotic being a general and all. Here he's showing Chloe around the castle in Elandria. Chloe is looking a bit nervous because they are actually on their way to meet the monarchs, Pirlipat's mother and father, on the princess's request. That's also why I put them both in suits...they gotta be fancy and formal for meeting the King, Queen and Princess of Elandria.

[momolady]

White Knight Boyfriend: Amir 2

Will the chessboard ever be free?

Female Main Character x Male Monster

It’s become a nightly thing to go and visit Amir atop the Queen Piece. We meet every day, often spending hours talking or just watching the sky until the stars come out. Amir has a big family too, but unlike me, he’s the youngest of his brood. His parents were also Chess Piece pilots, but they passed away during the Battle of Alice when their King Piece was destroyed. Amir was raised by his elder siblings, all of whom despise the Chessboard.

“I don’t remember much of what happened before the Battle of Alice,” he confesses. “I was just a baby. But my siblings all remember. They remember our parents, everything.”

“They aren’t talking about a coup, are they?” I ask.

Amir sighs, rubbing the back of his head. “Not exactly. They’re more into the idea of removing the wall. They don’t care about taking the throne back or anything.”

“My parents talk about a coup, and it’s starting to seep into the heads of my little siblings. All they talk about is war and fighting these days,” I huff.

Amir looks at me and moves a little closer. “I can understand the desire for revenge some of the elders have, but right now, all I want is freedom. I think as long as we talk about an uprising, we’ll never see that from the royal family.”

I look up to the sky as it turns a paler blue, limned with baby pink and wisps of orange that almost smell like citrus. “I’ve been to the palace before.”

Amir’s antennae stand on end and his amber eyes widen. “You’re kidding?”

I shake my head. “They were holding a birthday party for the princess. Her favorite color was black, so some of us in the Dynastinae Court were selected to serve as decor for the party.”

Amir looks terribly offended. “Wasn’t that embarrassing?”

Looking back on the party, I felt uncomfortable. People stared and pointed, and some tried to touch me. But the royal family had set up guards to protect us, and watch us too, I suppose. “The princess was cute. She asked us to play with her, which was fun. Apparently they turned the Court of Chess into a board game.”

“I’ve heard,” Amir scoffs. “All our lives were devoted to those battles. I mean...”

“Our lives?” I giggle. “Neither one of us has ever fought in a battle!”

Amir sticks his tongue out at me. “You know what I mean.” He leans back to look up at the sky. “It’s too bad the Chess Pieces have been disabled. It would be so easy to knock down the walls with them. Then we could just leave and live our lives as we wanted. We wouldn’t have to worry about there being Courts or old feuds. We could just be in this world.”

I follow his gaze up into the stars. “What would you do in the world?”

“I’d go to Pirlipat, and just leave Miror alone. I hear Pirlipat is sweeter anyway,” he sighs heavily.

“Does the White Knight prefer white sugar?” I tease.

He smirks as he looks back at me. “I think you’re the one with a preference for white sugar these days.” He reaches over, putting his hand underneath mine.

I giggle nervously as he sits up, stretching his neck to place a soft kiss on me. “I have barely a thought in my head when I’m with you. How could I have a preference for anything?”

He cups my cheek in his hand. “I want to be able to spend my time with you, and not worry that someone is going to start a fight. It wouldn’t matter where we went, just so long as it’s away from feuds that don’t make sense anymore.”

Holding his hand close, I give him a soft squeeze. “I know. I know.” I slowly move his hand away from my face. “I wouldn’t mind just staying here if the feuds would end. But that won’t happen anytime soon, it’s all some have to call normal.”

Amir sighs heavily and places both his hands around mine. “It’s getting late. We should go back home.”

I dip my head down so he doesn’t have to stretch too far to kiss me, and gently move in closer, putting my arms around him so he doesn’t pull away too soon. These moments on top of the Chess Pieces are all we have, so I try to make them last as long as possible, or at least be as memorable as possible.

Amir touches my cheek and smoothes his hand across it. “You don’t have to hold me like that. Trust me, I don’t want to pull away either.”

“Do you not like it when I hold you?”

“That’s what I meant. I’m glad when you do. I just want you to know I’m not in a hurry when I’m with you.” He kisses me one last time before we stand up, then glances aside, up to the wall just above us.

I tug on his hand. “What are you looking at?” I know what he’s looking at. I know what he’s thinking. How could I not, after the conversation we just had?

“I’m just wondering a bit.” He glances up at me with a smile. “But it’s nothing, really. Let’s go.” I hold him fast as he tries to spread his wings.

“It isn’t nothing. You’re thinking about running away.” I give him a hard glare. “We can’t do that. It wouldn’t be right. We have family here, and it’s selfish to just think we can just leave them.”

“That's why I said it was nothing. I know it’s foolish.” His wings close, and his shoulders slouch. “But it would be easy.”

I kiss the top of his head. “Easy to escape, but hard to live with. Now come on, let’s get down.”

We float down from the Chess Piece and stand across from each other, waiting to bid our final farewell until we meet tomorrow. Amir keeps a hold of my hand. “Zari.”

My antennae perk up. “Yeah?”

“I love you,” he says fervently.

My chest pounds, and I feel tears come into my eyes. “Amir, I...”

Before I can speak, a bright light rips through the darkness. It cuts along the shadows in a perfect line before growing into a brilliant beam. Amir puts himself in front me, shielding me with his wings. We gaze into the light, seeing a door opening at the base of the Queen Piece.

“It can’t be,” Amir says in shock. “They were disabled. They shouldn’t be able to do this!”

The lights begin to dim, and only a faint glow remains. We hesitantly step closer, and can just make out the flight of steps that lead up to the cockpit. All around it are the machinery that makes the Queen Piece work. “This is wholly impossible,” Amir whispers as he touches the open door. “The power source was taken out. There’s no way!”

I look up at the Queen Piece, covered in moss and dirt, vines growing all around it. It occurs to me that Heartwood grows in the Tulgey Woods, and that the Heartwood trees grow vines that spread out. Often, when attaching to a dead tree or even stones, the vines have been known to bring them to life. “Maybe the Heartwood vines have something to do with this,” I murmur. “What if they grew up into the empty place where the power source used to be?”

Amir looks away from the open door. “Maybe if it was something small. But this is a giant machine. There’s no way a single Heartwood tree could make enough vines to power one of these.”

“But what about a whole forest?” I point towards the walls. “There must be countless trees in the Tulgey Wood!”

Amir’s expression is confused, but he’s seriously considering it. “That still seems impossible. But...”

I look up inside the Queen Piece. “We wouldn’t be able to go far if that was the case. The vines probably could only go ten feet.”

Amir stares at me. “What do you mean ‘we’?”

“Well, don’t you want to see if it works?” I ask. “Even if we could get only the Queen Piece to move, it’ll move far enough that we could take down the wall.”

His eyes widen and his antennae stand erect. “That’s crazy! All of this is crazy!”

All of a sudden, the gears inside begin to turn and squeal, slowly working through the years of stillness and misuse. “I stand by what I said,” Amir scoffs.

I go to step inside, but Amir pulls me back. “It could be dangerous in there. Better let me go ahead just in case. It’s been ages since these things were even opened.”

“This is a black piece,” I say with a smirk. “Wouldn't it make more sense for me to go inside? Or are you still playing the White Knight?”

Amir stands on his tiptoes to kiss my cheek. “For you, my Zari, I will always play the White Knight. But I’m serious. Let me go in first and you follow behind.”

He walks inside the piece, standing in the entrance for a moment as he gazes upward at the spiral staircase that coils all the way around the center beam where the power supply once was. “Wow,” I whisper.

“I’ve been told countless times what they look like inside,” he whispers. “I never assumed they had this kind of complexity.”

I grab his hand and hold it tight. “Before you go up, I got interrupted.”

“Oh?” His antennae stick up again.

I kiss him softly, dipping over to reach him. “I love you too.”

“I knew that,” he chuckles.

The core starts to glow bright pink, illuminating thousands, if not millions of vines from the heartwood trees in Tulgey Wood. “Did the heartwood know what it was doing?” Amir whispers. “Did it do this on purpose, or because there was just an empty hole?”

“Phrasing, dear.” I tug on his hand. “Let’s go to the top, maybe we’ll be able to find out if something is there.”

We slowly walk up the steps that coil around the core. The vines inside glow fiercely and twist around one another, making a pillar layered over the core of the power source. I hold my breath, but find all too quickly that is ridiculously foolish. Going up such a long and narrow flight of stairs will wear you out.

Amir stops and looks back. “You’re breathing really hard. Is everything okay?”

I have to laugh. “I’m fine. Let’s keep going.”

Once we come to the top, Amir has me wait on the stairs while he steps onto the platform. He looks around in the pink glow, then waves for me to join him. The cockpit window is partly covered, but I can see slivers of light from outside. On either side of the platform are controls to operate the Queen Piece. “My mom and dad were the last pilots of this Queen Piece,” I say quietly. “They’ve told me countless stories about their days as pilots.”

Amir looks at the controls, which have yet to light up. “I don’t think this is operational.”

I glance back to the power core, and I can see the tips of the vines reaching over the edge. Heart-shaped leaves are scattered all over the control floor, some old and turning to dust, others new and freshly fallen. I walk over to one of the cockpit chairs and sit on it, and as I smooth my hands over the armrests there’s a loud pop and squeal.

The chair topples backwards, and I yelp. The control panel flashes on at the same time. As Amir moves to help me stand up, the cockpit window opens up wide. Outside the view is the same, but transformed by the vantage point.

“You okay?” Amir quickly remembers I had fallen onto the floor.

“The chair was old. I shouldn’t have sat.” I sit up and look up out the window. “I think it came on because the Heartwood is laughing at me.”

“Is that what’s causing this?” Amir scoffs. He stands with me and goes over to the illuminated control panel. “Is this thing coming back on because the Heartwood is reacting to us?”

“I’ve been coming here all my life. Maybe it knows me or something.” I can’t take my eyes off the open window.

“Maybe the heartwood is excited to finally meet you.”

Amir goes to pull a switch, but he stops himself. I move away from the window and go to stand before the power core. The vines shift inside, turning and pressing closer against the glass. I wave at them, and the Queen Piece shifts, sending me to the floor again. The right side of the controls are flashing and beeping, and from the window I can see the hand of the Queen Piece waving.

“What’s happening?” Amir stumbles and falls, sliding with the shift of the entire structure.

“Stop!” I hold my hand to the power core, and the Queen Piece stops moving. I wave again, and the Queen Piece waves in return. “Amir, stand to the left.”

He walks around, standing where I point. “Now what?”

“Move.”

Amir raises his arm, and the left arm of the Queen Piece lifts up, pulling free from the ground and scattered rocks and striking against the wall. We stare at one another in awe. “What do we do?” Amir asks. “Should we…” He begins to smirk. “Should we?”

“There are a lot of ramifications of this if we do decide to tear the wall down,” I murmur. “But if we make an exit and just leave the Queen Piece sitting there, we can at least protect ourselves, and we can come and go as we please.”

“This could still mean a world of trouble.” Amir says.

“Didn’t you want the world?”

Amir’s grin widens. “Okay,” he says. He reaches his hand out to me, and I take hold of it. The vines glow brighter, and as Amir and I lift our hands, we drop them down, causing the hands of the Queen Piece to break through the wall. Amir swings his legs, moving the Queen Piece forward, breaking her legs free and kicking the wall down. We press on, breaking it down brick by brick, then setting the Queen Piece down in the center.

When we begin to descend the steps, people have already started to gather. I take hold of Amir’s hand, and we walk out beyond the wall. “What do we do?” Amir asks. “What do we say?”

The crowd gathering around the Queen Piece is murmuring and whispering. I just stare into the woods and take a deep, deep breath. I let it out slowly, imaging it floating out into the world like the seeds of a dandelion. “The world is ours again.” I smile at him. “Let it come.”

Of course, the story doesn’t end here. Amir and I got into a lot of trouble for opening up the wall, but it got both sides talking about what should be done. It’s the first time the two courts have come together since the Battle of Alice. It was agreed that there was nothing to be done - if people from the two Courts wanted to go out into the world, there was nothing to hold them back, and the same went for if people wanted to stay. It’s going to be a while before the royal family even hears about the break in the wall, and when come, we have the Queen Piece active. Stationary, but active. Granted, the one hiccup in our plan is that the Queen Piece only seems to fully activate with Amir and I present. Fortunately, it at least moves a little if my parents are in the cockpit, so they might be able to bluff their way if they have to

It still isn’t too smiled upon for the two Courts to hang around each other, but with the wall open and the two sides coming and going as they like, things are slowly beginning to change. The line in the center of the Chess Board doesn’t matter anymore. There is no side to protect any longer. Only the elders maintain their feud, and the younger ones seem to be happy to just let go and get going. They want to move on from the past.

“Where should we go?” I ask Amir one day.

“I said Pirlipat before,” he murmurs, staring out into the Tulgey Wood as if he can see a path through it. “We can go there, and see what’s beyond these walls.”

I take hold of his hand. “If we go to the Polar, maybe we can learn to fly again.”

Amir sniffles and tilts his head up, looking into the sky. “We can go anywhere, really. The door is open.”

I walk out beyond the wall and stand there as a wind blows around us. “Pirlipat first,” I say decisively. Then I start to think. “Or nowhere at all. As long as I’m with you, I’ll go anywhere in the world.”

Amir stands beside me with a smile on his face. “Anywhere sounds good.” He takes hold of my hand and kisses my knuckles. “But only if I am with you.”

[artsynoova]

For your couple pose game, could we please see C2 with Cassy and her ex-girlfriend?

When your ex wants to talk with you, and you just want to avoid her at all cost , but she is literally a queen and you can't run away

This was fun to do! I added a little bonus of their first kiss hehehe

Thank you for the ask Kat! You gave me a excuse to do a proper Pirlipat design

[natalie-andrewson]

More characters from my graphic novel The Nutcracker and the Mouse King! Here are four more characters from the Pirlipat side story in the middle of the original German Nutcracker story. The King (a sausage fiend) and The Queen (a real Drama Queen) and Princess Pirlipat (a cursed Princess) end up being a big reason why Nutcracker is even a Nutcracker in the first place! And the Astronomer plays a very special role in helping lift the Princess Pirlipat’s curse…but exchanges something very dear to him in return. A whole mess Drosselmeier tries to clean up (because it’s all his fault in the first place, of course) -but it’s Marie who ends up truly saving the day. Definitely a very different story from the ballet!! #thenutcrackerandthemouseking #characterdesign https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ3gMaoBC4A/?utm_medium=tumblr

[lexi-the-writing-geek]

Nutcracker Season 2021 Day 22 - Princess Pirlipat

My story doesn’t have a Pirlipat, so I drew Winter’s mother Icella. My version is called The War of Queens so I figured I should draw one of said queens. But I’ll keeping the Rat Queen’s design to myself for now… hehehehe

[highflyartist]

So, how do I put this? This is Henry's sister. Well, young sister per say.

Audrey Drosselmeyer (AKA Princess Pirlipat)

She's one of the protagonists in my story but also a damsel in distress. (And yes, the title of the story is called Saving Audrey)

When Audrey was cursed by the mouse queen, her brother took it upon himself to break the curse and he did. But couple weeks later, Henry comes back with Ashlee to see that Audrey's been kidnapped by the mouse king, so now they have to go save her.

Important Facts:

Audrey is 29 years old (8 years younger than Henry)

She's Aro-Ace

She's a smart-ass.

Finally, Audrey always cares and loves her brother so much!

Stay tuned for more drawings of Henry & Audrey (+ Ashlee)

[ewa-jednak-chce-spac]

The 1967 Polish Nutcracker movie

The 1967 Polish Nutcracker live-action/animated movie adaptation, directed by Halina Bielińska.

Toys and mice are animated. All humans in the tale of Princess Pirlipat, including baby Pirlipat, are played by children in their preteen years. Marie and the Nutcracker are peers.

Cast: 

Elżbieta Zagubień - Marynia (Marie) 

Janusz Pomaski - Frycek (Fritz) 

Leon Niemczyk - Jan, the father 

Barbara Wrzesińska - Kulia, the mother 

Wieńczysław Gliński - Drosselmeyer / E.T.A. Hoffmann 

Grzegorz Roman - Krystian Drosselmeyer 

Zbigniew Miśkiewicz - Amadeusz Drosselmeyer 

Józef Nalberczak - the Mouse King (voice)

Joanna Sołtan - the Mouse Queen (voice)