#bubbles post

[bubbling-shadows]

Warning to ShadowVanilla/CRK artists

the account @/cilipeng98 is reposting comics/art with a "Read More" link

something similar happened in other fandoms too. a warning post has also been made here. Don't click on the Read More link on any reposted art posts!

[ghostchasersmagazine]

Jabberjaw Ep. 4 "Run, Jabber, Run"

[romantic-aestheticc]

Bubbles from Powerpuff Girls as an art student aesthetic

[omtai]

you can go outside and hit things with a stick. it’s spring you can do anything

[doctorsiren]

OBJECTION! - Ace Attorney, but in Legos that I 3D modeled myself

[orphiclovers]

Early scenarios joongdok dynamic 🔥🔥🔥

[shyhandart]

🫧✉️🫧

[caldoderuby]

🫧Literally me waking up🫧

[mysticballoonbouquet]

at my gf’s house and i love love love it here but she doesn’t know about my regression and i miss my paci and my nest of stuffies and my nightlight 🫠🙃

[clownsuu]

S h i n y

[mysterywriter2187]

While it's a common issue with all the more recent remakes (The Little Mermaid, Snow White, etc) one of the most frustrating parts of the Lilo and Stitch remake is how carelessly it lifts scenes and dialogue word-for-word from the original script. And without any of the original context attached, what they've carried over from the animated film completely clashes with the things that the new writers have changed or removed.

They still keep the setup of the mosquito joke, with Pleakley explaining that they're an "endangered species" so they can't just destroy Earth.

But unlike the original, this doesn't lead to a running gag - Pleakley never sees or even mentions mosquitos again for the rest of the film - nor do we get the final payoff where it's revealed Cobra was the one who told them this (he has no prior contact with the aliens at all in this version).

So now there's no actual reason for how or why the aliens think this, and one of the best jokes from the original film is reduced to a weird throwaway line that makes no sense.

They also keep the scene where Stitch and Jumba destroy Lilo and Nani's house. Only now, it has completely different circumstances leading up to it, and the consequences this incident is supposed to have are completely skipped over.

It doesn't prompt Cobra to take Lilo, nor does it lead to Lilo running away (the closest equivalent happens before this scene) or getting captured, and when seeing the destruction themselves, Nani and the others are just mildly confused at best before they go back to the issue at hand.

So instead of a genuinely devastating culmination of all the film's mishaps, the destruction of the house now serves no purpose in the story and is completely pointless.

Even the music suffers from this, like Nani singing Aloha Oe or Lilo listening to Elvis.

In the first film, these songs tied into the characters' cultural heritage, and the film's running commentary about America's modern day colonisation of Hawaii. But, this being modern Disney, the more political themes are omitted entirely from this version - certainly not helped by the fact that they didn't even bother to cast a Native Hawaiian actress as Nani - and other than playing a few of this songs, the movie downplays Elvis' prominence so much that it never even mentions him by name.

So instead of actually serving the story or themes, there's no deeper meaning or purpose whatsoever behind the songs beyond the fact they're in the animated film, and now they're just included out of obligation.

That's only a few of many, many examples (feel free to share others), but perhaps even moreso than the other Disney remakes, this one really makes you appreciate how layered and well-structured the original film was in comparison.

[alesshi]

A rare treat...

[bubblebaath]

Mytilus trossulus, Pacific blue mussel + Fucus vesiculosus, Bladder wrack

[vampiyahs]

I LOVE THESE TWO VILTRUFUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[donutdrawsthings]

we were all thinking it

[he4db4ng3r]

i need more content of them beign stupid