#the last wish

[one-time-i-dreamt]

The main characters of The Golden Girls were hanging out with Jack Horner from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.

And in that dream Jack was Dorothy’s nephew.

[imagine-darksiders]

A wolf at the door. - Chapter 2 - Imagine_Darksiders - Puss in Boots (DreamWorks Movies) [Archive of Our Own]

The final chapter of Death x Reader fic is out after a long hiatus! Hope you guys enjoy it. It was quite cathartic writing for a different character for a change.

[shuploc]

“Who is your favorite fearless hero?”

[siplick]

His name is Mierdón

[countandra]

[wolfythewitch]

I've yet to learn how to draw animals

[krossan]

[starryguykai]

we’ve reached the end now, you and I!

[72crowe89]

Thank you, Into the Spider-Verse

[taifun1]

Puss in Boots and Kitty Softpaws are so cute in these pictures...💘

[lilith-91]

The thing that makes Death a GREAT villain/antagonist is that he's a force of nature that got upset and started behaving incorrectly.

His motivation is to kill Puss for being a cocky shit. Someone having 9 lives is ridiculous on its own but to have someone waste them like Puss does is just offensive, so Death stepped in to take his last life early for funsies. That's how pissed off Death was, and he explains it very clearly in the crystal caverns scene.

Death is a foil to Puss. Yeah, he's only there to kill Puss. That's the point. He's not a person, he's literally Death. He's the light at the end of the tunnel for Puss, but he's running at him. He's the one that forces Puss to change. He's the one that makes his journey harder. The single only reason why getting that wish even matters is because Death forced it to matter.

He's vindictive, cruel, and spiteful. That's different from just being plain evil.   Him having rules he begrudgingly follows makes his "defeat" interesting. He can kill Puss at any time. Heck, he could slaughter everyone at the end. But he doesn't. He’s unpredictable.

Also, the main job of an antagonist is to show the protagonist's development. That's why it's called "antagonist" - they antagonize. Every one of Puss' encounters with Death are direct catalysts to his character growth.This movie doesn’t work without him.

He's a fantastic antagonist straight from a classic storybook.

[beetleandfox]

Everyone after the Puss in Boots movie: omg I can’t believe Dreamworks actually included a drop of blood on screen!! animation studios never show blood!!

1990s Dreamworks, taking a drag from their cigarette: bet

[calypsolemon]

One Life Spent With You...

[lynxbatics]

One thing I really appreciate about Puss in Boots is that near the end, when Puss and Kitty decide to name Perrito, Kitty says:

And Puss replies with:

In English, this sounds a little bit janky - you would probably say "He doesn't look like a Jeff" instead. But in Spanish you would say "No tiene cara de Jeff." Which, translated word for word, means "He doesn't have a Jeff's face."

Not sure if it was intentional or not, but this little detail highlights Puss' Spanish heritage in such a subtle way that I can't help but applaud the filmmakers for it! I've seen so many native Spanish speakers make the same mistake of translating phrases word for word in order to match their Spanish counterparts, and I think it's so adorable that Puss does this too.

[bludragongal]

I really liked Puss In Boots: The Last Wish... especially this part.

[smileyaly]

Gotta love them cinematic parallels between Puss and Death in 'The Last Wish'