Truly nothing hits like mascot suits from obscure 2000s Disney characters that were only in the parks for like 4 months
Bonus Sora:
He has persisted but his suit hasn’t
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Truly nothing hits like mascot suits from obscure 2000s Disney characters that were only in the parks for like 4 months
Bonus Sora:
He has persisted but his suit hasn’t

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Mittens? If…If I don't chase bad guys, then what am I? I mean, what…Don't worry about it. Being a regular dog is like the greatest gig in the world. Okay?
I’ve been thinking about the moment from Mulan where they find the burned village.
Something I’ve seen discussed is how this moment changes the genre of Mulan. It abruptly cuts off the film’s last song - A Girl Worth Fighting For - and the rest of the film plays out like an action film/war film. There is a brief reprise of I’ll Make A Man Out of You, but it’s non-diegetic. The characters don’t sing again, Mulan is not a musical from this point.
But something I haven’t seen discussed is that Walt Disney Animation Studios did not release a traditional musical for eleven-years after Mulan.
Mulan was followed by Tarzan, a film with a strong soundtrack that isn’t a traditional musical. It had one song sung by characters in the film, but even with that I think most would agree it’s not necessarily a musical.
Tarzan is seen as the last film of the Disney Renaissance, a period of critical acclaim and financial success for Walt Disney Animation Studios since the release of The Little Mermaid. The next decade of Disney animation would be defined by experimental storytelling. Films that dabbled in genres, themes, animation techniques, and subjects Disney was not known for. Some, like Tarzan, used music prominently in their film and/or had one song sung by the film’s characters. But none could be considered musicals in the traditional sense until The Princess and the Frog in 2009.
Considering the real world context, this scene in Mulan doesn’t just signal a tonal shift for the film. It represents a changing focus at Walt Disney Animation Studios. A move that shows they were not happy resting on their laurels and wanted to take risks audiences didn’t expect.
This scene in Mulan is one of my favorites, but now I like it even more.
Hear me out...
Bill Cipher (Triangle Form) - Gravity Falls
That one Calico guard actor that calls Rhino adorable - Bolt
What is a Hear Me Out?
They can be considered attractive in some way to you (but often not conventionally
They are someone/thing that you would not expect to be found attractive
Round 2, Poll 49/64
Another Tolkien question for you all!
What’s your favourite part of the Legendarium that was abandoned, discarded or otherwise not considered strictly canon? It can be a character, timeline or event or even something more abstract like a name change or just a line!
Feel free to use your own preference and discretion as I know discussion of what is canon can be thorny!
I imagine my favourites are obvious!

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futuristic four in the big 26🌹 i’m home😛
atp i’m just posting old stuff that i didn’t like lol but i am obsessed with my babies and they deserve some appreciation!!!!
a less vibrant version too cause why not💕
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