#moarida
Explore tagged Tumblr posts
winterxisxcomingx · 4 months ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
This manips are not mine! Credits to owner!!! I only added ao3 tags!
I couldn’t find a owner of this manips, but I did, finally. Those manips upload person on tumblr with url  tumblr@mostlydisneyfemslash/ but their account doesn’t exist anymore...
10 notes · View notes
onceupona-crossover · 2 years ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media
a romantic Moana x Merida moodboard with summery, poolside vibes
Requested by:anon
- Mod rapunzel
31 notes · View notes
hiccanna-tidbits · 3 years ago
Photo
Tumblr media
Say what you want Just don’t say that you’re leaving I hope this summer breeze Will last more than a season Will you write to me? In time, we’ll see Maybe spend your whole life with me
We’ve packed our suitcases We’ve shut up all the windows Hold tight Soon you and I flow anywhere the wind blows So make life to me Hold tight to me Stay awake the whole night with me
Can I keep you as a souvenir? Can I take your shirt to dry my tears? Can I meet you here this time next year? Can I keep you as a souvenir? We could take a chance and disappear We could run away, get out of here Can I keep you as a souvenir? Wish you were here
I taste salt in the air In your sweater that I sleep in I dream of us riding bikes At sunset by the ocean Those were giddy days, lazy days Sipping rosé, time to waste
Can I keep you as a souvenir? Can I take your shirt to dry my tears? Can I meet you here this time next year? Can I keep you as a souvenir? We could take a chance and disappear We could run away, get out of here Can I keep you as a souvenir? Wish you were here
And if I leave here, you’re coming with me If you leave here, I’m going with you
Can I keep you as a souvenir? Can I take your shirt to dry my tears? Can I meet you here this time next year? Can I keep you as a souvenir? We could take a chance and disappear We could run away, get out of here Can I keep you as a souvenir? Wish you were here
***
...so I guess I should probably post that summer-themed Moanida moodboard I made before summer’s actually over huh
Luckily, the songs that inspired this take place at the end of the summer anyways, so I guess it still works XD
Long story short, I finally got around to listening to the latest Avril Lavigne album a few months ago and for whatever reason both Souvenir and In Touch have huge Moanida vibes to me, so...I made a little modern AU about it!!! Fuck it, I haven’t made content for these girls in a while, so it’s long overdue.
Anyways, the basic story here is that Merida’s family, the wealthy heirs to some old, old, old money that supposedly comes from their Scottish monarch ancestors, often use the rather cushy funds to take lavish vacations. The summer after Merida turns 16, her mother sets her sights on the Polynesian isles, hoping for a relaxing three months of beach-lounging and daintily sipping classy drinks. Although Merida rolls her eyes at her mother’s lackluster vacation plans, she hopes that if Elinor is preoccupied enough in her suntanning quest (as fruitless as it is--Merida knows damn well their pale Scottish skin will go straight from pink to lobster-red), she won’t be paying much attention to her wandering daughter.
Then one day, after several hours of making sandcastles and then stomping on them to pass the time, Merida meets Moana Waialiki. Moana is a local, her family having lived on that very island for hundreds of years. Generation after generation, they’ve made a life right where they are, never seeing any reason to leave. Additionally, Moana’s people are wary of the dangers of the outside world--especially her father, who lost his best friend to a faraway accident that he didn’t get word of until months later.
Moana wants more. She isn’t content to stay cooped up on her town’s island, and dreams of one day being some sort of community organizer...or perhaps the captain of a tour boat. Anything that lets her meet lots of different people and gets her off the island. Merida can understand--she longs to be free of her parent’s strict rules and expectations, and wants to see and experience so much more than the small world they’ve built for her.
Before they know it, they’re sneaking off on adventures together. Moana’s parents are too busy with their town to pay much attention to where she is, while Elinor, bless all the powers that be, is also taking a vacation from micromanaging her daughter’s life, evidently.
Fergus, meanwhile, is honestly thrilled--his daughter finding someone with her same fire and stubbornness who she can truly be herself around is truly all he could have wanted. He loves his wife, but he knows how lonely Merida can be when she feels like no one really understands her. And Elinor’s sternness hardly helps matters.
They steal an entire summer together. Licking ice pops while meandering their way along jungle paths. Sipping cherry-pineapple cocktails smuggled to them by Moana’s rebellious cousin Maui. Sharing lavish fruit bowls, legs dangling into the fancy pool Elinor and Fergus blew tremendous funds to include as a resort add-on. Having beach picnics and biking across palm tree-covered cliffs. Feeding ever-growing “cool shell” collections. “Accidentally” straying off hiking trails and roaming uncharted parts of the island they’re definitely not supposed to be in. It’s full of mischief and hijinks and perhaps something just a little more than friendship sparking...and it’s the most magical summer either has ever had.
The end of that summer hits both of them hard. They hate the thought of being parted so much that they make a brief plan to run away together. It falls apart, of course--the island’s small enough that there’s nowhere to really go, and for all Moana’s boating dreams, no one’s ever actually taught her how to sail. So they do the next best thing--Moana gives Merida a sweater to remember her by, and Merida promises to do whatever it takes to convince her family to come back the following year.
Hope to make more content for these gals soon <3 I miss them!!!
Pic credits available upon request!
23 notes · View notes
disneyfemslashcomics · 4 years ago
Note
Have you ever heard of the song Far Side Of The World by Tide Lines? I feel like that whole song is a mood for any princess that falls for Merida.
Omg, I hadn't but I just did and thank you that was lovely! I absolutely agree but also specifically MOANA. She looks at the ocean from home and thinks about her girlfriend while she's being a responsible leader and then they take off into the ocean and just feelingsssssss❤
Tumblr media
20 notes · View notes
myplasticadversary · 8 years ago
Video
youtube
@thenamelessdoll @00dani I don’t know what the ship name is but I love this and I love talent
56 notes · View notes
winterxisxcomingx · 4 years ago
Text
Let’s talk about Moanida moment in “Ralph breaks the internet”
So, Merida is finally saying something. And she’s speaking very enthusiastically
Tumblr media Tumblr media
And what expression did Moana have when Merida was speaking?
This one.
Tumblr media
She looks so happy to listen to Merida, even though she doesn't understand her!
Then Vanellope asked what Merida was saying and Moana literally for only a second looked at Vanellope and then again she was looking at Merida
Tumblr media Tumblr media
She’s like “I tried, but I can't take my eyes off her. Sorry Vannelope”
And then she told Vanellope that “We can’t understand her” but while saying that, she still didn’t stop looking at Merida! 
Tumblr media
And then after she said that, she slightly changed her position and start fondly looking at Merida again
Tumblr media Tumblr media
Just look at her eyes and her soft smile! 
She’s probably thinking “I ask her on a date after this.��� 
Anyway, they’re gay
686 notes · View notes
winterxisxcomingx · 4 years ago
Note
sfsdasds, THANK U SO MUCH! <3 that’s lovely! Thank u for writing this even tho, u are no familiar with that ship! Ily!
(also ahahah, well, It’s also my first time thanking someone’s brain hahah but well, it was smooth, wasn’t it? :D)
when they both snuck off from nap time to head for the sea themselves
!!! YES, BIG YES, I CAN TOTALLY SEE IT. 
Moana opens her eyes and sees that she’s not the only one still awake. Merida twirls for a few minutes until she finally sits down and looks directly at the other girl. “I’m bored,” she says “and not sleepy at all”. Moana is surprised that the red-haired girl is talking to her, but it’s a positive surprise. “Me too” she also sits down. She thinks for a moment and then an idea pops into her head “I know what we can do!” she says happily to Merida. And Merida doesn’t even need to hear what she means by that. “I’m in!”
And that’s how two kids snuck off from nap time to head for the sea themselves!
as moana navigates the waves in her heart, and changes looming in for the two with graduation approaching (that they see as a mark of a possible separation for the first time in their life because of different universities) will she be able to figure out her feelings before they say goodbye?
omg that sounds so pretty and angsty and romantic and omggg!!!
merida realizes that her best friend may or may not be why she realized her romantic orientation
Merida realizing her orientation because of Moana? Oh yes!!! Suddenly, every time Moana touches her, she feels a spark and she isn’t sure what does that means. Another mysterious adventure? 
But no. Later, she realizes that it’s another kind of adventure. And she doesn’t mind that
Hiii! 🌸
Can I ask for Childhood best friends AU for Moanida (Merida x Moana)? But if u don't want to it's also okay, don't worry and thank you(and your brain) for that all answers ahahah 💜
haha omg cute that's a first for someone to thank my brain 😆 tho i'm not familiar with moanida, i'll see what i can do!!
Childhood best friends AU: Which one was super obviously in love with the other the whole time? Who was oblivious until they were older?
the moment merida came out as demiromantic to her best friend, moana's mind has been nothing but full of her. from when they first met way back in kindergarten when they both snuck off from nap time to head for the sea themselves, to all the way to the present at their last year in high school where they've been nothing but inseparable
as moana navigates the waves in her heart, and changes looming in for the two with graduation approaching (that they see as a mark of a possible separation for the first time in their life because of different universities) will she be able to figure out her feelings before they say goodbye?
or an AU where moana is painfully slow with her feelings while merida realizes that her best friend may or may not be why she realized her romantic orientation
8 notes · View notes
onceupona-crossover · 2 years ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media
a Moana x Merida ship moodboard with dark nautical/ocean grunge themes
Requested by:anon
22 notes · View notes
hiccanna-tidbits · 3 years ago
Photo
Tumblr media
There once was a lass sent out to sea Ordered by the king to stay away from me A princess should not fall in love with a commoner and a thief. Ha! So I’ll sing a siren song In hopes one day she will come home With more than her weight in gold To take me father’s throne
***
So I accidentally ended up thinking up this big complicated AU for this post I saw a while back, AND I haven’t posted Moanida in a hot minute, so...it’s moodboard time!!!
Basically this is in an AU where Motunui is actually a fairly sizeable kingdom instead of a small island village...and Moana really is a princess here XD I imagine maybe the village grew larger and larger because Motunui was taking refugees from the other islands as the Great Darkness was consuming the land. There’s an ever-present sense of dread, and King Tui worries his kingdom’s days are numbered. He tries to proceed Business as Usual, though, not wanting to cause a mass panic among the people. Fortunately, the darkness and disease plaguing the seas has not yet reached Motunui, and food is plentiful. King Tui hopes they’ll be safe for a while yet.
Princess Moana’s whole life has been planned out for her--marry someone of high standing, produce an heir, someday take her father’s throne. She longs more than anything for adventure on the seas, and to save her kingdom from the encroaching darkness. She also finds herself yearning for meaningful connections outside her family, unsatisfied with the distant and formal relationship she has with the palace staff and her subjects. So many seem to other her due to her royal status, and she sometimes feels completely alone--even in a kingdom that reveres her. No one sees her as she is--not Princess Moana, daughter of King Tui, heir to Motunui, but merely Moana of Motunui.
As the darkness spreads, more refugees come in, and the kingdom grows. Fish aren’t as easy to come by as they once were, and resources grow tight as the mouths to feed increase.
Enter Merida.
It’s no surprise that as the kingdom grows, so does the criminal underbelly. When finery and jewelry from the palace begin to go missing, King Tui and Queen Sina wonder if the staff are in cahoots with someone unsavory. Upon searching the servants’ quarters, though, there is no evidence of any robbery or foul play.
When Moana starts seeing flashes of red out of the corner of her eye, and just out of reach around castle corridors, she thinks she’s imagining things. That is, until she walks into a drawing room and sees a scraggly redheaded girl in filthy street clothes attempting to climb out a 3rd-story window. In her scramble to escape, the intruder breaks the outside tree limb she was attempting to climb onto, and Moana hears a number of branches snapping and cursing in some strange, singsong accent. Both intrigued and amused, Moana runs to the floor below to make sure this poor unprepared thief doesn’t fall to her death.
Moana finds her hanging on a lower limb for dear life, tunic even more ripped and mouth spewing profanities that the princess is sure would make her blush--well, if she could understand any of them. Still laughing, she extends a hand to help the thief in through a lower window. The thief swats her arm away the first few attempts, but finally grabs her hand when the branch starts creaking a little too much.
Apparently this girl is so far into the criminal underworld that she has no idea who Moana is. The thief can tell she’s important--not everyone walks around in glimmering red-orange dresses and shiny shell and pearl-studded tiaras. She’s nobility of some kind for sure. But not a princess.
Regardless of her noble status, the thief girl has no interest in groveling, or begging Moana’s forgiveness. She’s quick to pull a weapon on the princess--a lethal-looking bow and arrow whose bad side Moana does not want to be on. The thief girl assures her that she’ll “shoot yeh right in yer pretty face if yeh even think about shoutin’!” Moana can’t hold back her laugh, and assures the thief she has no intention of shouting. Not when this is the most interesting thing that’s happened in months. Maybe even years--the castle has certainly never had thieves this brazen.
Moana takes the thief girl to her room to get her cleaned up; her parents are too busy managing the kingdom to pay much attention to what she’s doing, anyways. She puts her in cleaner servants’ clothes and finds a cloak to conceal her hair before sneaking her out a back door, extending an invitation to come visit sometime. The castle could do without a few pearls, Moana figures--that, and the thrill of abetting a criminal could make her princess life a little less dull.
Besides, meeting someone who has no idea who she is is a gift too precious to waste.
And so Moana takes to “accidentally” leaving many a palace window open, and many a door unlocked. Sure enough, the thief girl comes back--although she claims it’s only because Moana is “a wee soft little lamb who makes thievin’ far too easy!” Nonetheless, she’s quick to tell her story after little resistance.
Merida, Moana finds out her name is. She’s been on the run a long time--how long she won’t say, but from the rugged, toughened state of the girl, Moana imagines it’s plenty long enough for her to harden her edges and teach her how to take care of herself. She claims she doesn’t need anyone--and never has--but from the way she’s more than willing to have heart-to-hearts with a near stranger, Moana doubts that. It must be lonely in the thief world--always watching your back and never being sure someone won’t stab you in it. Moana gathers Merida has deemed her naïve enough to trust.
Moana is hardly naïve, but if that’s what it takes to believe she’s worth opening up to...so be it.
Merida, it turns out, is a runaway from a kingdom far, far away--oceans away, even. She never felt at home there. She always felt like she was being twisted into something she wasn’t--made to fit an image, with no one caring who she actually was. She took off, flitting from place to place. She pickpocketed enough to eat until Wanted posters of her adorned every wall in town--and only then would she vanish without a trace, off to change her name and her backstory for her next grand adventure.
Moana has a feeling that Merida isn’t making up the backstory this time, but she doesn’t say as much.
After a while, Moana admits her own malcontent. The kingdom only continues to grow as her parents do nothing about the encroaching darkness that leaves so many homeless in the first place. She tells of her strange connection with the ocean, and how sometimes the waves themselves would part for her as a child. She talks about how badly she wishes she could help, and how a strange green emblem from her late grandmother Queen Tala might be the key to everything.
Maybe it’s terrible to think, but Moana finds herself wanting to inherit the throne sooner. She really thinks she could do some good, and she’s determined to conquer the darkness and save the kingdom. Merida, she finds, could be a surprisingly big help--she’s tough, she can fight like no one’s business, and she’s lived among the downtrodden and destitute in the slums and knows firsthand the kind of life more and more will be condemned to if something is not done about the darkness. She’d make an excellent bodyguard, and could even help with law-making and battle strategy--she’s politically savvy in a way Moana didn’t expect.
Things shift between them after a while. There are more and more stolen touches during their meetings, more physical affection. Moana finds herself looking at Merida for longer than she means to. Merida brings her gifts and trinkets from the seedier markets royals don’t usually go to--tiny, pretty seashells, wildflowers from hidden crevices, knives that are usually considered “improper” for a young princess to use.
For the first time since Queen Tala--perhaps for the first time ever--Moana feels like someone sees her for who she truly is. Not a princess, not some otherworldly, ethereal authority to be worshipped, but just Moana.
And when Merida inevitably learns the truth of who her new luxuriously-clothed friend is, Moana is surprised to see she barely bats an eye. She shrugs, says “yeh, I figured you were someone important, from the way yeh dress like a fancypants. But yer not some self-righteous snob like the rest of them, so ah like yeh.”, and then moves on like nothing happened.
By the time Moana realizes she’s fallen in love, the palace staff have gathered there’s something suspicious about the princess sneaking out the back door as often as she does. Moana was just starting to be less cautious when King Tui walks in on her and Merida kissing.
The king is furious. No princess should grow feelings for a dirty peasant--and a criminal, at that. Although Merida is spared the noose, she is exiled from the island for good, given a ship and told to never return.
Before the thief is sent away, Moana is allowed one goodbye. Merida vows to come back one day--despite what Tui says--with her ship stuffed with treasure. She’s gotten a fruitful tip from the criminal underworld, and if all goes as planned, they should be able to buy the kingdom for themselves. Then, no one can stop them from being together--and, at last, conquering the creeping shadows.
In her absence, Moana writes Merida songs. Crude, scrawled haphazardly on palm paper, but full of heart. She shoves them into corked glass bottles before sneaking out and dropping them into the sea. Maybe they’ll never reach Merida...but then again, maybe they will.
The days without Merida drag, and Moana has never felt more alone. Nonetheless, she has faith that her love will return with riches, and the two of them will take the throne and save the land, just as they’ve always planned.
***
@takaraphoenix so anyways I accidentally made a super in-depth Moanida AU with that lesbian thief x princess TikTok that was going around a while back, thought you might enjoy ^^
As always, moodboard pic credits available upon request!
47 notes · View notes
disneyfemslashcomics · 7 years ago
Photo
Tumblr media
Merida is the sort of gay who doesn’t so much flirt as much as is incredibly obvious and excited. Moana is kind of into that.
333 notes · View notes
winterxisxcomingx · 4 years ago
Photo
“What could possibly go wrong” You may accidentally discover that you are not as straight as you thought
Merida knew about her orientation for a long time, but Moana didn’t think about it. She was focused on another things. But of course, peace wasn’t an option and red-haired, brave, troublesome women came into her life and now Moana have to think about things like “o my god, maybe I am gay???”
Tumblr media Tumblr media
57 notes · View notes
winterxisxcomingx · 4 years ago
Text
Another one Moanida moment from “Ralph breaks the internet”
because that's my only source
So, when all of them are saying “She *is* a princess!”, Merida’s first reaction is to look at Moana
Tumblr media
sorry for the quality
and then Moana looks back at her and boom!
Tumblr media
Just joking, nothing happened, but I love the way Moana is looking at Merida
That’s it, that’s the post.
Just picture of two pretty, strong, sassy girlfriends looking at each other
191 notes · View notes
hiccanna-tidbits · 3 years ago
Photo
Tumblr media
Our coming-of-age has come and gone Suddenly the summer, it's clear I never had the courage of my convictions As long as danger is near
And it's just around the corner, darling 'Cause it lives in me No, I could never give you peace
But I'm a fire, and I'll keep your brittle heart warm If your cascade ocean wave blues come All these people think love's for show But I would die for you in secret The devil's in the details, but you got a friend in me Would it be enough if I could never give you peace?
Your integrity makes me seem small You paint dreamscapes on the wall I talk shit with my friends It's like I'm wasting your honor
And you know that I'd swing with you for the fences Sit with you in the trenches Give you my wild, give you a child Give you the silence that only comes when two people understand each other Family that I chose, now that I see your brother as my brother Is it enough?
But there's robbers to the east, clowns to the west I'd give you my sunshine, give you my best But the rain is always gonna come if you're standing with me
But I'm a fire, and I'll keep your brittle heart warm If your cascade ocean wave blues come All these people think love's for show But I would die for you in secret The devil's in the details, but you got a friend in me Would it be enough if I could never give you peace?
***
WELP, it’s lesbian awareness week apparently, so I had to post something for the girlies <3
So a few months ago I finally listened to Folklore in full (idk why I didn’t before...I think for a while I was kind of leery of “New Taylor”? I was hella wrong though, New Taylor is so valid and I’m happy for her she’s finally making music she feels like is really “her”!!!), and it hit me like a damn freight train how much of a Moanida song Peace is. Like???
“I'm a fire, and I'll keep your brittle heart warm If your cascade ocean wave blues come” BRO THAT IS THEM
Help me I love fire/water ships so much ;_____; And it works on so many levels!!! Moana’s control of and connection to the ocean!!! Her generally calm-under-pressure and down-to-earth temperament, which is one that Merida greatly needs in her life to not to Dumb Shit!!! Merida’s extremely strong and passionate personality AND fiery hair to match!!! The way she gives warmth and excitement to everyone around her when she’s happy!!! Good god it’s perfect!!!
I like to think it’s mostly Merida @ Moana, basically saying trouble inevitably follows where she goes due to her absolute refusal to play by the rules, and if Moana chooses to stick by her side, she’ll inevitably get dragged into predicaments and won’t know a moment’s peace. Together, they’ll always be on the run from something--constraining traditions, the confines of society, the burden of responsibilities and expectations, the latest mountain lion or member of the gentry they managed to piss off. A life with Merida is a life on high alert, one filled with danger and adventure and close calls and narrow getaways. It’s a wild ride--a tale told at breakneck pace that never once slows down.
Merida loves Moana, of course. She’d give her everything and more, if she could. She’d give her the softness and gentleness and quiet reserved only for those dearest to her. Still, she thinks Moana deserves to know what she’s getting into, and that she’s forever giving up a tranquil life. And, as brave (heh) as Merida claims to be, she’ll often as not run--run from her fate, run from a life that tries to suffocate her, run from a kingdom where she was never truly happy. Though she sometimes visits her once-home, unable to shake the urge to check up on her brothers, she spends most of her life on the move.
Merida sometimes feels like nothing, standing beside a girl so devoted to her family and her people. Moana is good-hearted with a strong moral code, stubbornly maintaining her dreams while having a sense of duty and honor that Merida could never dream of. She finds herself often wondering what Moana sees in her. When their voyaging adventures eventually take them away from the ocean and into the mainland, Merida often finds herself having one too many drinks at taverns, rambling to the bartender and anyone else who will listen about the mother who once tried to mold her into something else. She wonders how Moana manages to stay so loyal and devoted to a community that once tried to hold her back, and suppress who she really was to be what they needed. Still, some part of Merida deep down wishes she had been able to do that. Be the queen Elinor dreamed of.
She knows that was never truly an option. When it comes between freedom and duty, there is simply too much of Merida to hold back and force into some confined role. It would be like trying to use a single tree branch to dam a cascade of floodwater.
Little does she know that Moana has no reservations about giving Merida her entire heart. She would follow the fiery Scottish lass anywhere, dive with her headfirst into peril and pleasure alive. Merida is the only one who can bring out Moana’s wholly wild side--the only one who she is wholly, hectically, and beautifully uninhibited around. With Merida, she can be the version of herself that, so far, she’s only shown to Grandma Tala--the Moana she’s too mortified to put on display for her parents and her people. She can be her most embarrassing and clueless and unsure, and Merida will only love her all the more for it. And, of course, when Moana finally meets Merida’s little brothers, she loves them as her own.
Merida Dunbroch is a torrential storm, and wherever she goes she brings lightning and rain and chaos. Moana Waialiki, it turns out, can live with that. Embrace it, even.
***
I’m actually very pleased how this came out!!! Luckily for me, TSwift aesthetic pics are a dime a dozen here on the interwebs XD I like all the bright colors on this, because that’s just so very Moanida <3 They are the loudest sapphics, both aesthetically and in every other sense XD Let me know if any of the text is too small to read, though, and I’ll try to find alternate pics lol
@takaraphoenix happy lesbian awareness week to THEM <3 <3
@moanida WELP I finally did it!!! I finally made the Peace moodboard!!! I can rest easy now XD
As always, pic credits available upon request!
16 notes · View notes
hiccanna-tidbits · 3 years ago
Photo
Tumblr media
I don’t know about you, but I am having a fantastic time with all of this Live Slug Reaction content and I would be an absolute fool not to take advantage of it for my own nefarious purposes, such as promoting my extremely valid rarepair
Partly inspired by seeing the iconic “It’s okay I am a lesbo” comic adorned with a Live Slug Reaction
@takaraphoenix come and get your Moanida memes!!!
16 notes · View notes
winterxisxcomingx · 3 years ago
Text
Tumblr media
The door slams as a red haired girl shuts it behind her.
Merida hurriedly comes back to her flat, not caring if she’s too loud. She is sharing a flat with her long-time girlfriend, Moana, and she knows that the other girl is used to her antics.
She quickly runs through the hallway to the salon, not looking behind her even once. Without wasting any moment, she starts opening every shelf that she sees, looking for something.
And not only shelves. She also checks dressers and whatever is on their table and couch, but nothing. 
So now their house is a big mess and Merida still can’t find what she wants.
“Shit” she mumbles to herself, losing patience. She never had a lot of it, but since dating Moana, people gained some more time before Merida starts kicking butts.
Fortunately, before Merida would start literally throwing things away, she hears her girlfriend’s voice. It immediately calms her down, because Moana always knows what is where. And that power is way more magical and useful than wisps.
Or at least, that what Merida is always saying when meeting new people with her girlfriend on her side.
“Merida? Is that you?” This time Merida focuses on Moana’s voice and now she can tell that her girlfriend is taking a shower. Her voice is a little suppressed by running water from the shower, but still hearable enough for Merida to make out words. 
Her stupid romantic side wins as a small smile appears on her face from only hearing her girl’s voice. 
However, it quickly disappears when she remembers why she had to return to the apartment.
“Ugh” she groans, while Moana is turning off the shower water. “Car keys. Do you know where they are?“ She asks. In general, Merida doesn’t like showing any weaknesses, but it’s Moana, her girlfriend, so she doesn’t mind. And also, she has lived with her for a while already, so the other girl knows what she deals with anyway.
Without waiting for an answer, Merida hurries to the next room, jumping over the stool that was in her path.
And just as she is about to start searching the bedroom, she hears her girlfriend's voice again.
"They're on the kitchen cupboard," Moana yells, toweling off.
Without a word, Merida turns on her heel and runs to the kitchen.
Her eyes practically glows when she finally sees the object of her search.
“Got ya!” she yells with a victorious smile as she gives the keys a little kiss. With a proud smile, she turns around and with a calm step, she walks towards the bathroom with a hope to see her girl’s face before she will have to leave again. When she is closer, she realizes that she is lucky lucky, because her girlfriend's head is peeking out from the bathroom.
“And now, are you ready?” a knowing, teasing smile, is plastered on Moana’s face and Merida hates how it never disappoints to make her heart flip-flop in her chest.
“Noooot yet” Merida answers smoothly, trying to hug Moana, not caring about her state or if she’s in towel or still wet from the shower. She helped her, so she deserves a second of Merida’s famous but hard-to-get hugs.
Moana stops her, by putting her hands on Merida's cheeks, holding her face tenderly.
“Not now, you dummy. You will be late” Moana says, gently brushing Merida’s hair behind her ear, for it only to fall again at her grimacing face a second later.
Merida hangs her head with a pout, but decides that it’s fair. But that doesn’t mean that she will leave house without giving her girl any ‘thank you’ gift. So, she changes her plans, and just gives Moana a wet smooch on a forehead.
“Ah. Mer!” Merida hears Moana’s high from surprise voice, but only laughs at it, closing the door behind herself.
4 notes · View notes
hiccanna-tidbits · 4 years ago
Photo
Tumblr media
Pagan Holiday Shipping Moodboard Project #5--Litha Moanida
****
Take me down into your paradise Don’t be scared ‘cause I’m your body type If it’s something that we wanna try Then you and I We’re cool for the summer
****
Haaaappy Litha!!! Honestly, there was no ship besides Moanida I could use for the summer solstice. Like bonfires are a big thing for summer, and like...is Merida NOT the human embodiment of a bonfire??? Like the hair??? The ire??? The REBELLION??? And Motunui and the South Pacific in general is like...THE place you think of when you think of summer. And they’re both such high-energy, passionate people, they just ABSOLUTELY have the summeriest vibes I’ve ever seen.
I actually highkey love how this came out and I’ve been super excited to post it!!! Especially the mango popsicles, like man...don’t tell me they WOULDN’T eat those! I like to think that when Merida visits Motunui (or hell, maybe she’d just MOVE there), they make their own popsicles out of the local fruit and they taste SUPER good because they’re literally as fresh as you can possibly get!
At first I wasn’t crazy about the blue outline, but...it kinda grew on me??? It’s surprisingly relaxing to look at. Kinda has ocean/seashore vibes.
See y’all in August for lughnasadh!
alSO I’M SO MAD I SPENT SO LONG WRITING ALL THESE JACKUNZEL HEADCANONS AND THEY’RE NOT SHOWING UP IN THE JACKUNZEL TAG OR THE ROTBTD TAG AND I JUST--
FUCKING TUMBLR MAN
59 notes · View notes