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Juliana's Story part 2

The original AO didn't make her apes journey easy over the years...

Hunting them relentlessly...

The apes eventually grew to trust and care for her as well

She eventually found love and a family

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Oh yeah I love Pug he was so sweet 😍 oh remember the orangutans of Thailand how they were trading fruit with the villagers and some of the children :) but yeah I do agree buster didn't really trust Juliana at first 🤔 but I remember as the comment went along when they were transferring the Apes from the farm they were training them at to the the new facility they had to go on the boat and well before they even got on the boat I remember that buster was doing everything he could to protect Juliana I think it's mostly because Juliana was the only one of the soldiers who vouched for them and who was trying her best to speak up for them and protect them she was able to talk to them because she knew sign language cuz her sister was deaf, but yeah I was buster who actually pulled her up to safety when she was about to fall off the ship too so I think he definitely grew to trust her or at least care about her somewhat

Road To The Kingdom - Fall of Man Comics

The Fall of Man comic arc is the most recent comic series focused on the reboot trilogy. It is unique in that it doesn't feature Caesar and his troop of escaped apes at all. Some might find that a bit dull but I like to see the world building away from Caesar. It is set 4-5 years after the Simian Flu outbreak and follows a human soldier named Julia who is tasked with protecting and moving apes to Washington DC in the hopes of finding a cure. Along the way, Julia reflects on how the world has descended into chaos while fighting against a human militia, the Army of Man, who are killing apes and "monkey loving" humans alike.

The comic is a typical apocalyptic tale, though I feel like the large cast of apes and humans don't get much personality. Julia falls in love with a fellow soldier/scientist she's traveling with and I don't even remember his name, despite reading this a few days ago. Buster and the other apes get some good fight scenes but only Buster gets a name and I have a hard time figuring out what they want. When we first see the apes, Buster seems to ignore Julia's reassurance that she'll protect them and he signs to the others that "Ape protect ape". I thought it was setting up that the apes would leave the humans the first chance they got to take care of their own. But then they're willingly fighting alongside the human soldiers in DC, even when the apes could easily run off. I don't expect there to be a bond between Buster and Julia like Caesar and Will had in Rise, but I never understood how Buster felt about his human counterpart. Even in the very last panel, I can't tell if Buster is happy or having doubts about how the journey ends. If the story was meant to show humans and apes working together and forming a united front, I don't think the comic succeeded. It doesn’t feel like the apes care about Julia or the mission and I would have preferred Buster and his crew to just leave the humans behind.

Also featured is a French gorilla named Pug who is raising an ape army against the Army of Man, and killing anyone who gets in their way. This story is secondary to the main tale, with neither of them intertwining at all. I wish Pug's story had been the primary focus; though seeing the last bits of governments and civilization is interesting, I much preferred Pug. We get little of his background but see that he spares and feeds human children who were held captive by the militia. It seems he can even rally human adults to his cause. His tale is brief compared to Julia and her team but I really enjoyed Pug more. Plus it's great to see what's happening in another country that isn't the USA, where Caesar and his apes live. I think both stories suffered from feeling rushed by having to share the comic, rather than each getting their own arc but Pug's story was much more intriguing than Julia's in the long run.

The world building of humanity crumbling is always a good read to fans of apocalyptic stories and it makes sense to look at how the governments and health organizations fell apart. But my favorite parts were the small bits of hope seen amongst the chaos. I loved the glimpse of orangutans in Malaysia willingly working with human survivors. Pug was instantly fascinating when he took care of the human children his group freed. While a civilian army growing around the world to kill apes makes sense, it was nice to see pockets of people and apes getting along. All in all, not my favorite of the POTA comics but still a fun apocalyptic story for the apes series.

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This is the May! Have a little doodle of my fav brown eyes duo :3

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Reject Metamorphosis

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Ah oh makes me worried about the ending too o.o what if the ending makes it look like Noa died but he is not really dead or maybe another human tried to hurt Noa or something, I don't know if Mae would betray Noa cause he's already shown no one is friends so much secrets that she trusts with them. So makes me wonder if the other human character Trevathan might be playing something or did something at least like maybe caused a flood

I’m doing my best to avoid reading any reviews before seeing Kingdom, but I did watch Ape Nation’s new video about the first reactions and I’m really happy with what I saw. A lot of praise for the characters and the graphics, and a story that doesn’t rival Caesar’s but fits well with the last trilogy. To discuss the negatives, the primary complaints seem to be poor pacing, muddled themes, and not a great ending.

For the pacing comments, it sounds like the movie has a slow start but a better run second and third act. I’m not too worried about this; it sounds like they give a lot of time to setting up the new world of the apes. I laughed a little about the comment that the movie was too long. If I was told this was a six hour documentary on just the daily lives of the apes 300 years from the last movies, I would still happily go and just carefully plan out my bathroom breaks. So I’m not concerned about a slower start that really delves into the details of the world. In fact, I’m looking forward to it!

For the comment about muddled themes, that could be a lot of things. These comments are too vague, and the potential story elements too vast to really narrow it down. That one we’ll just have to wait-and-see.

And then there is the ending. At first, I didn’t love hearing that a couple people didn’t like the ending. But thinking on it more, I wonder if the ending is a cliffhanger to set up the rest of the trilogy and that is what people are unhappy by. I recall that in Rise, many people hated that ending. You end on the happy note of Cesar and his apes escaping into the forest, but then a mid credit scene sets up the apocalypse and the downfall of humanity. A lot of people seemed to not like that apocalyptic ending blindsiding them after being happy about the apes escape, and were disappointed that such an important element was set up in a mid credits scene. So I’m wondering if people don’t like that this movie may end on some kind of cliffhanger to set up future movies. I’ve long said that, while Wes Ball Has said there are no astronauts in this movie, I still wouldn’t be surprised if a mid/post credit scene was a space shuttle crashing into earth, to set up astronauts coming in the next movie. Could be totally wrong about that, but I could see if something like that happened, or any kind of cliffhanger, people would be upset by it.

I still reflect back to seeing the very first Lord of the Rings movie and having no idea that it was the start of a trilogy because my friends dragged me to see it against my wishes. So I stood up at the end with Sam and Frodo still on their way to Mordor with the ring and shouted “That’s it?! That’s the end?!” So I get people being unhappy with a cliffhanger ending and that is what I’m wondering is going to happen with this movie.

Even with some of the negatives, which I expected, because no movie is perfect, I’m still really happy by these first reactions and I’m excited to see the movie next week. The embargo on more detailed reviews is being lifted on Wednesday, May 8th.

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Conk on a limb

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OMG I love so much ❤️❤️❤️ I love the way you drew her thank you 😍💗 oh yeah poor girl definitely been through so much just for baring her father's name from forced to become Soilder to a tortured prisoner of a psycho ape. This peaceful moment is definitely long deserved and very sweet :3 but yeah I'm glad you liked my story too despite horrible writing XD but yeah as of now I'm rewriting my story and fixing my errors hopefully like the rewrite too ^^

A while ago I got a request from @pink-writer-girl to draw her lovely oc Iris with caesar. So finally the time has come to show the end result. I find Iris deserves a peaceful moment. Poor girl has suffered enough. So here is Caesar braiding her hair.

If you are interested in more information about Iris or just some planet of the apes fanfic feel free to go to pink-writer-girl profile or read her stories on wattpad.

Hope you like it. 😉

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Bunnies...

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Omega and Hunter in Star Wars: The Bad Batch Series Finale, 'The Cavalry Has Arrived'.

(Plus Batcher and Tech's Glasses).

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I got my Crosshair and Omega Hug turned group hug with Hunter for which I am very happy.

Look at the way Crosshair leans in and closes his eyes 😭

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my little bad batch series finale tribute piece. gonna miss this show a lot :,) <3

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