#sally pumpkin

[letstalkaboutit100]

SHIP OF THE DAY!

JALLY!

ALL HAIL THE PUMPKIN KING AND QUEEN!

[kaerunomonogatari]

My initial attempts at trying to do digital art

[honey-pumpkins]

[abesetacringe]

stinky boy (/aff) plus his and Sally's silly dynamics

[tnbc-thoughtsandheadcanons]

"I like to think we would find each other in any universe."

[peanutsgifs]

It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (1966)

[qweaenr]

TWISTED WONDERLAND - Nightmare Suit

[cyanwyrmy]

A most pumpkiny Poppy Partridge! 🎃

[scaryfaiiry]

𝔗𝔦𝔪 𝔅𝔲𝔯𝔱𝔬𝔫 𝔉𝔦𝔩𝔪𝔰 ༺♡༻

[zec-draws]

Had to draw Jack since Halloween is coming up, I haven’t drawn him since 2018 (?) so I did these sketches to see what he would look like in my style🧍‍♂️

Posted different versions since they all look decent to separate :3

‼️ Important Art Shop announcement coming soon! ‼️

[princessbutler1316]

Everyone is saying: Oh, Skully looks like Jack's son

But you guys are forgetting that he also have circles in his clothes like Sally's clothes

[raven-at-the-writing-desk]

Hi, the new event is based on Nightmare Before Christmas. Did you know that the movie had a prequel? It’s a graphic novel. Do you think that they’ll add it into the event? Or is it to obscure too be added?

Oh, are you talking about The Battle for Pumpkin King? I actually read that very recently, along with some novels that center on Sally as the protagonist. Without getting into spoilers for graphic novel, it’s an official Disney licensed prequel manga. Jack and Oogie used to be friends (their beef is vaguely alluded to in the film), but had a major falling out in the past. The manga follows the two of them as compete to inherit the title of the next Pumpkin King as the current one, Edgar, is stepping down.

While I do think the manga is definitely more obscure than the film, I think it's fair game for the event to pull elements from. After all, Rollo's backstory involves a dead brother that is never mentioned in his film, but is, however, a large part of the far less known Disney stage production. I'm not sure how likely or to what extent Lost in the Book with Nightmare Before Christmas would use ideas from The Battle for Pumpkin King, but honestly I'd wager probably not a lot??? This event seems to be focusing on things that actually happen in the movie (ie preparing for Halloween), as that's the most iconic. I think, at most, maybe one or two elements from the graphic novel would be adapted into the event, most likely as part of Skully's backstory. This would be similar to what happened with Rollo.

I did see some more recent theories saying that Skully might have a backstory comprised of elements from other Tim Burton works (such as his directorial debut piece in 1982) or even from irl history (a 19th century poem by the same name as the film, as well as actual history of the holiday's traditions). It'll be interesting to see which direction Skully actually takes!

[voidofcookies]

He in trouble

[tnbc-thoughtsandheadcanons]

Oughhhhhhhhh...

[vbused]

only 327 days until next October

[louisbxne]

IT'S THE GREAT PUMPKIN, CHARLIE BROWN (1966) Dir. Bill Melendez