#saveWOY

[shadygirl4445]

⚡️⚡️⚡️🎶WHO IS THE UNIVERSE’S AWESOMEST EVILDOER?!?!🎶⚡️⚡️⚡️

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[kurole]

scribbly scribble

[redheartzz]

commander peepers

commander peepers if he was a good character

[filoppaq]

doodles

[nomadic-star]

can we all collectively agree that this video sucks so much ass

[talkativewreck]

Something you learn about me is that I very much like to draw my favourites absolutely flustered out of their mind

Also these are just some little doodles don't mind them being messy too much..

...Also Also Hero Wander was drawn by memory...ignore the inaccuracies

[bilumiart]

happy 10th anniversary wander over yonder

[somethingtizz]

WOY GIFT EXCHANGE!!

Hi! I'm so sorry this is late but here it is! I don't see enough of this ship and definitely wanted to doodle them! I don't draw the two of them often but it was fun to make! Hope you like!

@feintenstein

[thunderblazz]

I love yuri..

[bugisbonkerz]

i had to kill thenm sorry

[signor-signor]

This month, it will have been 10 years (one decade) since Craig McCracken made a pitch for Season 3 of Wander Over Yonder, several months before Disney turned it down. While we wait for Craig to finish up whatever he’s been working on since he left Netflix (specifically, Foster’s Funtime for Imaginary Friends), let’s ask ourselves:

How do we get SaveWOY and other related material back on track in an effort to convince Disney to give WOY proper closure?

In other words…

How do we renew interest in reviving WOY?

Thanks to a user on a SaveWOY Facebook group, we have the information to explain it all…

Remember that Securing Disney’s approval is just Step 1, but to truly make a Wander Over Yonder revival work, we need Craig McCracken and the original creative team on board. Without them, the show risks losing what made it special in the first place.

STEPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL WOY REVIVAL

STEP 1: CONVINCE DISNEY TO GREENLIGHT THE PROJECT

• Show Disney that WOY still has a passionate fanbase and potential for success.

• Push for Disney+ as the ideal home, where revivals like The Clone Wars and The Proud Family have thrived.

• Emphasize the unfinished story—Disney knows that fan outcry for closure (Gravity Falls, The Owl House) can influence decisions.

STEP 2: ENSURE CRAIG MCCRACKEN & KEY CREATORS ARE INVOLVED

• Craig McCracken’s Approval is Crucial. WOY is his vision—without him, it wouldn't be the same. His presence ensures consistency in tone, characters, and storytelling.

• Other Key Members Needed - Jack McBrayer (Wander): His voice defines Wander’s character—recasting him would be a mistake.

Andy Bean (Composer): His music shaped WOY’s energy and emotional moments.

Other Writers & Animators: The humor, heart, and art style need the original team’s touch.

STEP 3: CAMPAIGN FOR THEIR RETURN

• If Disney says yes to a revival, the next step is getting Craig and his team excited about returning.

• Make it clear to Disney that a WOY revival must have the original team to succeed.

BOTTOM LINE

Getting Disney’s approval is the first major hurdle, but without Craig McCracken and his team, a third season wouldn’t be the same. Fans need to push for WOY’s return with the original creative team intact to preserve its heart and magic!

But that’s not all.

WHY THIS MATTERS FOR GAINING MORE SUPPORT

1. Clarifying That WOY Wasn’t Meant to End at Season 2 - Some potential supporters might think WOY had a proper ending, so they don’t see the need for a revival.

The campaign needs to spread awareness that Craig McCracken had a full third season planned and that the final episode wasn’t a real conclusion.

2. Attracting Fans of Other Shows That Got Proper Closures - Fans of shows like Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, or The Owl House—all of which got finales—might not feel the urgency to fight for WOY unless they understand that it was left unfinished.

Making the case that WOY deserves the same closure as those shows can help gain their support.

3. Using Other Fan Revivals as Inspiration - Campaigns like Young Justice and The Clone Wars proved that strong fan demand can bring back shows, even years later.

Showing that WOY has unfinished business makes the case even stronger—this isn’t just nostalgia, it’s about completing the story.

WHAT FANS CAN DO NOW

• Emphasize the Cliffhanger: Social media campaigns should highlight that WOY never got its intended ending.

Posts, videos, and petitions should stress that Season 2 was not a real finale.

• Engage Fans of Other Shows: Get Gravity Falls, Owl House, and Amphibia fans interested by framing WOY as the next show that needs proper closure.

Many of those fans already fought for extended content and could help boost the movement.

• Create Buzz Around Craig’s Original Plan: More people need to know that a fully planned Season 3 existed, but Disney shut it down.

Spreading concept art, old interviews, and Craig’s vision for Lord Dominator’s arc could build more excitement.

BOTTOM LINE

The more people understand that WOY wasn’t actually completed, the easier it will be to get broader fan support. The campaign needs to educate people on the cliffhanger and show why a Season 3 or TV movie is necessary to give the series the ending it deserves!

I couldn’t have said it all better myself.

[danitza-drtc]

Merry Christmas !!!

Here my WOY decorations for this year. Really Christmas is the time of the year and I love to make my fave WOY characters participate in this time with me😘🎄😘🎄. I hope that you has had a Merry Christmas and I wish a happy New Year 💯💯💯

[unaloid]

INTEREST CHECK: Wander Over Yonder secret gift exchange?!?!!! 🎁

i want to host a WOY christmas gift exchange for artists and writers! if you don't know what it is, you can look at @savewoygiftexchange to see ones that happened in the past.

i would assign partners in november and the deadline dec. 27, giving you about a month and a half to create your gift.

SIGNUPS NOW OPEN @woyexchange2024

[obsessioonparade]

Booo 👻👻😈

[wanzaartblog]

CartoonHugger or FoxyWolxy my friend draw this for me

[talkativewreck]

This show is very near and dear to me