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Now it's up to you to pass them down.

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Perhaps there are some mysteries that are destined to remain unsolved.

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Belle's costume design concept art for Beauty and the Beast (1991)

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Now it's up to you to pass them down.

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THE SWAN PRINCESS (1994) dir. Richard Rich

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FILMS in 2025: 52 | Cinderella (2015) — dir. Kenneth Branagh     

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The funniest thing about reading fandom stuff on the Saja Boys, as someone with a background in the performing arts, is the sheer number of people commenting on how Jinu must have worked his butt off to find four random demons and teach them to be Kpop stars while also running everything behind the scenes for all the technical stuff.

And like, yes, that's a super funny headcanon, I've absolutely been giggling at them.

But also, with my personal experience with the performing arts... absolutely no way Jinu was the only performer Gwi-Ma got onto his side. Like, the I've met people in way better circumstances than Jinu who would absolutely sell their soul to make it big. And the fact that all five of these guys look extremely similar to Jinu even in their demonic forms indicates, to me at least, that there's a good chance that they were all former human musicians themselves.

Therefore, with all this in mind, I will put forth the humble suggestion:

Jinu didn't round up a random group of demons behind Gwi-Ma's back and train them from the ground up.

Jinu held freaking auditions behind Gwi-Ma's bacl and brutally narrowed it down American Idol style to the best of the best in order to assemble a crack team for his plan, and the other four members were the ones who made the cut.

"But Trickster, he was the only one who would get anything from Gwi-Ma for doing this, what would the other four be doing this for?"

For the chance to be performing in front of tens of thousands of adoring fans and be worshiped as an idol, naturally. I mean, have you seen the things real-world people will go through to get a chance at that? And these guys have already sold their souls for a chance at this, why not team up with the best performer in the demon realm for another chance at it?

Also, I think Baby was in charge of their TikTok account. He's just got that vibe to him, you know?

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K-POP DEMON HUNTERS 2025, Maggie Kang, Chris Appelhans

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FILMS in 2025: 52 | Cinderella (2015) — dir. Kenneth Branagh     

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THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG (2009) dir. John Musker & Ron Clements

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You will have to take my word for it, for the dragons are disappearing so fast they may soon become extinct.

HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON by Cressida Cowell

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All of the music I've ever made... now belongs... to me.

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“You left me! You bastard.” "I know. I was a fool. I'm sorry."

JANE GREY & GUILDFORD DUDLEY in My Lady Jane [10/?] 1x07 — “Another Girl, Another Planet”

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This week's episode proves again that Leverage: Redemption is acing the reboot game while so many others fail, because for the most part it actually knows how to use "nostalgia bait" and "fanservice" correctly. This was clearly an homage to the all girls' episode in the og series (sorry I can't remember the title) without obnoxiously shoving it in the audience's face for the sake of forcing us to recognize the homage or using it to compensate for weak storytelling. It just used a similar formula and made sure the story was strong enough to stand on its own and speak for itself. Every other franchise revival needs to take notes

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Dean Winchester in SUPERNATURAL 8.11

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ALL TOO WELL (10 MINUTE VERSION) Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version)