#rowf plague dogs

[vixymix101]

Plague puppies!~

[mustelavison]

time and tide are flowing over me

[theboysfromaustin]

I don't feel no pain no more

[pngblog]

can you do pngs of black newfoundland dogs, please?

—@mostly-minecraft-zvahl

[robinfae]

I recently read The Plague Dogs and was enamored by this one little scene

[punkpetrifiedofpoltergeists]

What's left of my art after I purged it all lol

[hazel-jane]

Rowf redraw

[seb-the-rizzler]

The Plague Dogs will be one of my favourite movies for now and till I die ❤

This movie broke me

Snitter: I can't swim anymore, Rowf...

Rowf: We must... be near the island...

Snitter: If... there is... any island, Rowf...

Rowf: There is. There. Can't you see it? Our island...

[goosened]

My designs for the two main characters in Richard Adams’ The Plague Dogs!

I’m really very happy with these. Snitter was a challenge for me due to the face shape of fox terriers, but I like how they both came out! It’s pretty much how I envisioned them both during the story, so I’m happy to be able to draw this.

[handfulofmuses]

Snitter: I killed two humans

Centipede: Same hat! :DD

[plague-rot]

I'm a whitecoat

[vixymix101]

Some sketches of Rowf and Sitter bc I love them

(gay gay homosexual gay)

[nightolmaster]

The Plague Dogs. One of the darkest and controversial animations from the early 80s. When I watch the film, I wasn’t too disturbed to the point I turn it off, but I did get a bit shocked at some scenes.

[human-enrichment]

What’s fucked up is with no context and just half a thumbnail, my first thought was “That looks like Rowf” - I don’t know why I’m shocked every time I run into someone that book’s left an impression on, it’s not like it’s obscure.

Anyway awesome art.

Rowf.

A sketch that got out of hand. Poor boy.

[meepmoopmaap]

MOVIE EXPLANATIONS/SPOILERS UNDER THE CUT (also all of these movies are on yt for free if you wanna spend like 3-4 hours watching them before choosing)

Reblog for sample size pls!!!

Watership Down is a movie about a group of rabbits who, after one of them gets precognition about something bad happening, decide to run away to find a new warren. The come The Horrors, such as watching rabbits getting mauled by a dog, watching rabbits getting mauled by each other, and rabbits getting suffocated to death but it's animated all Fancy Like.

The film is relatively tame outside of that, the ending is bittersweet with the main character being peacefully carried to the afterlife, but I gotta say if you're going in blind it is WILD.

From the creators of Watership Down, The Plague Dogs follows two, who'd've thought, dogs named Rowf and Snitter as they escape the animal testing facility they were being held in and try to find a new master. The key word here is Try. This is the key word because the Do Not find a master, they do however die. Every main character dies. The movie is about 70% Horrors and 30% "Did You Know Lots Of Humans Are Dicks? You Do Now".

There's even a fake out at the end where you THINK the dogs are gonna be okay, the dogs then proceed to not be okay as the film ends with them treading open water.

Following elderly British couple Hilda and Jim Bloggs, When The Wind Blows is an anti-war emotional piece about a retired couple in the English countryside when an atomic bomb hits. Following government warning leaflets to a T they build a ramshackle indoor shelter out of doors and cushions, but don't really understand the severity of the bomb threat. Further driving home the anti-war theming of the relatively short film, we slowly watch the elderly couple succumb to severe radiation poisoning. Towards the end Jim even tries to make up all sorts of normal reasons for Hilda's symptoms, such as blaming the welts in her skin on varicose veins. Whether this is because he genuinely believes nothing's wrong or to keep Hilda relaxed in her final hours, that's a decision for you to make.

Unlike the last two movies there's no doubt in all our minds that they will both die, but the movie spends it's first half getting us so attached to Hilda and Jim that we forget about that part long enough to make their death absolutely devastating.

[bits-and-beasts]

I was thinking about Sonics phobia of water in my au, and how he started life as a lab experiment. it reminded me pretty heavily of the Movie plague dogs and that awful, awful, intro scene where Rowf is trying his best not to drown during a test... so I redrew it for sonic.

in the context of the AU at least. sonic was also made to be a biological weapon like shadow. but because they had lost Geralds research, (and shadow himself) they had to make things up from scratch. they bio-engineered a Mobian that theoretically would have infinite energy. but since they didn't have alien DNA to work from, or a functional understanding of chaos energy, They used radiation instead.

their goal was to make a soldier that could essentially become a weapon of mass destruction on command. but they realized they couldn't get sonic to go super without putting him in near-death situations. so a lot of his testing was just brutal... so uh, he doesn't like water anymore.

in the end it was his inability to go super, and the fact that he can't control himself when he does that lead to GUN letting him go free. but it sure doesn't undo the horrible shit he had to live through for all those years.

but yeah. GUN sucks in this story, don't be like GUN.