#mother gothel icons

[shitedits]

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[zeustya]

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[deeva-arud]

So, about that one AU that's been marinating in my mind for years

#'second canvas will be just simple sketches' *half cleans sketches* *adds base color* *adds shading* *adds bg* WHY AM I LIKE THIS 😭​ #anyway- you know how the flower that gave Rapunzel her powers (and also the Kingdom) is associated with the sun? #well. here it's the opposite bc Deeva is moon coded! :] #Gotta love the fact that her wings emphasize the bird in a cage symbolism.... #Ofc she doesn't have much experience flying in this AU since Mother Gothel forbid her from going outside #Talking about Mother Gothel... it's Azul HGSAHD #at first I thought maybe Vil or Crewel? but since the character later kinda makes a deal w the twin thieves it fitted him more(?) #Also yes. Cater's alias is Cameron Mägi bc... Mägi Cameron..... Magicam.... 💀​💀​ #it doesn't sound as cool as Flynn Rider but honestly I didn't know what to call him LMAO #I'll be back w this AU someday! I still haven't drawn the iconic lantern scene!!!! #twisted wonderland #twst #twisted wonderland oc #twst oc #twst cater #deeva twst #cateeva #my art

[puddle1212]

I think my favorite part of Tangled is when Rapunzel is trying to convince Gothel to let her see the lanterns this year and Gothel’s like no they’re stars and Rapunzel just whips back a curtain and is like no actually I’ve charted stars like this poor girl has been stuck in a tower for 18 years and got to the point of boredom where she learned how to chart fucking stars and then what can Gothel do after that but be like yeah damn you know what you’re right I gotta give it to you there those are star charts

#tangled #Rapunzel #mother gothel #she fucking charted stars and painted them on her wall #iconic #boss girl behavior #she said those lanterns are for ME

[raven-at-the-writing-desk]

Maybe it is not because of cgi movies but because how bad written the characters especially the villains. So far the only villain I can think fits is Mother Gothel because of how well-written her character is despite lacking of powers and a twisted version of her helps. Although they did take inspiration from CGI movies like Big Hero 6 for that chapter 6 plot and even took some TV shows like Lion Guard which it revealed to have lion guards in Leona's hometown.

[Referencing this post!]

As I mentioned in the original post, yes; TWST does take inspiration from and make reference to many Disney properties regardless of artistic medium. This extends to their animated and live action films and shows, as well as musical productions (the whole plot line with Rollo having a little brother that was led astray by sin comes from an obscure Hunchback of Notre Dame German musical) and more. It’s just that TWST has yet to introduce characters in their own universe explicitly twisted from characters in the 3D era, whether villains or not.

Seeing as the big “sell” of Twisted Wonderland is its villain-based characters, I can see why one might think poor quality of the original (3D) Disney characters would be a factor in preventing them from being successfully adapted. However, I personally don’t think this is a huge consideration since that would imply Disney’s old villains are all written significantly well when some are simply generically evil or not that interesting (though this will vary depending on who you ask). Besides, it would also discount the fact that no matter how low quality or boring the original villain was, they can always be “dressed up” and given a more interesting story and character by the TWST team; they are not 100% beholden to the mold the original Disney character set.

I definitely agree that many of the more recent villains aren’t the… strongest… (if we had a villain at all, that is). Mother Gothel is the only one that immediately sticks out in my mind as a great villain from the 3D era. (She’s so uniquely wicked in how she gaslights and manipulates Rapunzel.) However, we don’t know if the people on the TWST team also hold this same opinion of disliking the 3D era and letting that actively influence their design direction for the game. It’s very hard to discern what the overall sentiment is since we don’t often hear from the TWST devs and just make assumptions of what the popular opinion is based on what we hear from our own social circles.

With the deliberate 3-4 years of staying with 2D animated characters (+ the G7 being some of the most iconic Disney villains) and now the Platinum Suit line now making references to the classics, I really think nostalgia is the main motivator rather than TWST (or Disney) questioning the quality of their 3D stories and characters. If anything, they (Disney, that is) seem pretty eager to stroke their own egos about mega box office and merchandising hits 😂 Frozen, anyone?

#twst #twisted wonderland #disney twisted wonderland #disney twst #Mother Gothel #notes from the writing raven #Tangled #Frozen #Rapunzel

[lara635kookie]

I didn't even watch "WISH" yet because in my country it will only be available at january, but people are saying it's a bad cliche so I probably won't watch at the cinema.

The thing is, even though I am a hopeless romantic, not everything has to have romance. There are princess who are perfectly fine without a prince, like Mirabel, Elsa, Merida, Moana and Raya(I do kinda like the idea of Raya with a girl, just not Namaari). But we were so robbed of seeing Asha and the star boy(he is literally a staR so I don't doubt Disney would call him StaN or something like that, so his name is Stan from now on, I am gonna call him like that, is easier than star boy). Asha and Stan had the potential to be the next Tianaveen and Rapunzel&Eugene (I don't know their ship name). The concept arts are the cutest thing I have ever seen. Also "At All Costs" (bop) would have been a love song between the two!!! Them singing it man. The pain I will feel when I don't see them passionately sing it, very "I see the light" coded, in the actual movie. Somehow, now is not feminist for a strong female character to have a male partner by her side. Like...This doesn't make sense! You can be a strong female character and have a man at the same time! Have y'all forgotten Mulan and Shang? Anna and Kristoff? Ariel and Eric? Jasmine and Aladdin? (There are more examples and I could go on all day, but you got what I meant already) I hate Disney for throwing good ideas at the trash and playing safe just for money(like Hobie Brown/Spider-Punk said "it's a metaphor for capitalism"). And as the guy looked blonde with blue/green eyes in the arts I have seen, and Asha is a black latina, they lost the opportunity of having a biracial couple ACTUALLY DONE RIGHT (Pocahontas and John Smith don't count, he is a collonizer with the most common name in the world, she deserves so much better). Like, if the thing is show how inclusive you are by having a black latina female protagonist for little girls to see and feel represented in a good way, you could have increased that feeling by making someone fall in love for her. Little girls would feel like they are beautiful and desired/desireable in a positive way and that they worthy of being loved and love and be with whoever they want to be with, even someone who has a different skin color.

I am also mad because we could have seen Disney's first evil villain COUPLE with King Magnifico and his wife, the queen(still don't know her name, sorry). Can't you guys imagine the HITS, THE FIRST PLACE OF BILLBOARD HOT 100 WORTHY songs, they would proportionate us? Even if only one song, it would be enough for me. But someone thought having a female villain would be anti-feminist and they discarded an original and authentic idea, which is what Disney built its empire on the first place. Come on Disney minorities don't want to be portrayed as those unrealistic superior beings, they want to be portrayed as real human beings with emotions, struggles, qualities and flaws. Having an iconic female villain like you guys always had(like Maleficent, Cruella De Vil, Ursula, Mother Gothel, Lady Tremaine, etc) and set her up with an iconic male villain(like Gaston, Doctor Facilier, Shan Yu, Jafar, Hans, etc) it would have been top notch, god tier. King Magnifico and the queen could have been like the Gomez and Morticia of evil. You could address so many topics by it. Like the kingdom being ruled by evil would have been a great social critic of some politicians out there, for example. And we could have had an iconic final boss battle between Asha and Stan VS Magnifico and the queen.

Anyway, what I mean by this is that if someone has fanarts or just ANY CONTENT, of Asha and Stan, tag me, reblog this or comment, I don't care, just warn me, because they are my new obsession. I will also write a fanfic about this movie with these ideas, but only after I have watched the movie so until them, please feed my hyperfixation in Stasha (Star boy/Stan×Asha), I'm begging y'all

#disney wish #wish 2023 #princess asha #wish asha #king magnifico #asha x star #asha x star boy #asha x stan #asha x star guy

[regulusblqck123]

It’s no longer the rapunzel aesthetic…it’s the mother gothel aesthetic now!

Icon 🖤❤️🔥✨

#mother gothel #rapunzel #rapunzles tangled adventure #pascal the lizard #flynn rider #eugene fitzherbert #regulus black #marauders #james potter #marauders era #sirius black #jegulus #remus lupin #dead gay wizards #wolfstar #james and regulus

[its-to-the-death]

Bracket F thoughts:

Jesus flipping crisis, those fucking elephant calls in "Prowler's theme" are so terrifying. Also I really like how it's basically Miles' theme in reverse, both because of how it emphasizes the relationship between Miles and Aaron and because of...certain events in Across the Spiderverse.

"Candy Store" has that bitchy confidence, but "Mother Knows Best" is the emotional abuser's anthem par excellence. Like I could do a whole ask dissecting all the shit Gothel pulls in that one song to undermine and manipulate Rapunzel.

(She'd be one of my favorite Disney villains if she wasn't also a heaping pile of antisemitic stereotypes...)

I was liking "The Music of the Night," but then it tried to murder my ears with that organ(?) at the end, so I'll give this one to "What's Up Duloc?", which is also admittedly quite good.

One of these won the 1994 Razzie for Worst Original Song. The other is Rachel L Hughes playing a megalomaniacal dictator crooning about her space train (which she fucks) that definitely is not going to unleash Yog Sogoth ;). Vote for "Odin" right now.

"Dressed to Oppress" is delightful, but oh my god that reprise of "Good Kid" in "The Last Day of Summer" hits like a truck.

As people have discussed in the notes, "The Convoluted Reasons We Pretend to Be Divorced" is not that villainous--and frankly I didn't find it as much of a bop as some other PnF songs I've listened to. "We Both Reached For the Gun" is a masterclass is manipulation as Billy plays the press for suckers so completely he doesn't even need Roxy to speak for him by the end. Also the fucking puppet acting, wow.

...Ok it might not be the best villain song, but "Penny battle theme" goes so hard I had to support it. Sue me.

I voted "Someone Gets Hurt," but they're both great. That one was close.

"One-Winged Angel" is iconic and intimidating, but I personally prefer the energy of "Cell-Block Tango." The dancing is amazing, the lyrics are witty, and the chorus is an earworm and a half. I also like the use of visual symbolism with the red handkerchiefs to symbolize how each murderess killed her victim(s)--except the innocent Hungarian woman, who dances angelic ballet to their aggressive tango and is the only one with a white handkerchief.

Who doesn't love an unabashed villainess who destroys worlds in battle armor and sneakers? "I'm the Bad Guy" is a bop.

"Pieces of You" is a goofy and terrifying fever dream of a song, holy fuck. The visuals give this one the edge for me. Also, don't you want to support The Substitute? He's just a little guy :)

"A Freak Like Me Needs Company" ultimately just got kind of lost for me--it focused too much on villains in general and not on Norman himself, while "The Only Thing I Know For Real" is both a kickass rock song and a great piece of characterization for Jetstream Sam.

...I don't know, I like Zelena's actress' singing and I think it's funny that she's not cursed to sing in this episode and she's just doing this for shits and giggles. I voted "Wicked Always Wins."

To quote someone in the comments of the "Bloody Party/Welcome to Cake Island" video, "This is the most Disney-like bulshit [sic] I have ever seen in an anime, and I fucking love it." What the fuck is happening. Why are these people committing casual mass murder for cake ingredients. Why are inanimate objects singing along with this pirate lady. I don't know but it scares me.

"The Smell of Rebellion" really picks up in the end, and "Love For Peasants" felt a little too unfocused musically. Also, @thatsluttytiefling mentioned that the song gave them "war flashbacks to the choreo," so it is villainous IRL as well.

Oh my god how the fuck did "This is the Thanks I Get" get released in this state. The lyrics don't rhyme properly and are exceedingly awkward to boot. The chorus is bland as shit. The visuals are boring. There's no buildup from "I'm an underappreciated hero doing my best for the kingdom and nobody respects me enough :(" to "I want ULTIMATE POWAH through DAAAAAARK MAGIC" and then it suddenly just switches back to how it was before??? It's not intimidating and scary, it's silly for all the wrong reasons, it's not even particularly sympathetic, and it is reeking of trying to be hip and cool and/or being written by people with too little time and too few fucks to give. "Heaven on Their Minds" is very good in its own right, but I kind of already knew which one was better before I even heard it, because this song just...doesn't do its job.

I agree that the villain Phineas and Ferb songs aren't among the best the show has to offer.

#pulling from the pot of asks #villain song showdown

[genericpuff]

I really can't wait to see how you write Demeter! Is she going to be the villain?

yaay it's a good day for asks! sorry because I'm about to go on ANOTHER HUGE TANGENT LMAO but I hope it answers your question thoroughly enough ! 😅 (and if it doesn't at all lmk LOL) Demeter's gonna be an interesting one. I think you already know the answer to this, but I really can't stand how she's villainized like some Mother Gothel archetype, especially when it comes to how Rachel portrays it, because everything Demeter thinks/does/says is honestly justified, try as Rachel might to make her seem like some insane overbearing 'evil' stepmother. Everything always comes back to "Demeter bad!" whereas reading her depiction of Persephone is like watching The Little Mermaid as an adult.

(it's very frustrating, to say the least LMAO)

Personally I'm gonna be going for what LO started with, but never followed up on - Demeter wants to see her daughter gain independence, but is fearful of her being taken advantage of and hurt the same way she, her "sisters", and her "mother" was (and yes, I have my own way of tackling the incest and familial labels in a way Rachel could have but didn't, I don't wanna reveal too much but it's very fun and I can't wait to explore it haha). All this is gonna affect how her relationship with her daughter plays out - it won't be exactly like the Hymn of Demeter, focusing solely on Demeter's grief, but it won't be exactly like LO either where it throws aside the purpose and messaging of the original myth entirely. All the gods are nuanced and morally problematic in their own way, and that includes Persephone and Hades.

Honestly, I think the reason why so many myth 'retellings' like LO end up being this Flanderized in their characterizations ("Demeter bad, Persephone good!" and "Zeus bad husband, Hades perfect husband!") is because there's so little material surrounding Persephone and Hades compared to all the others. While this can make it fun for having more freedom in re-interpretations, it unfortunately has the opposite effect as well where people tend to forgo the entire point of the original story so they can have some feel good cute story where Hades was some "soft" husband who did nothing wrong and Persephone was some "boss babe" icon with no nuance in between.

I see this type of fetishization of the original myth in a lot of these interpretations but especially Rachel's work. I'm not sure if "fandomification" is a word that can be used here, but I definitely get the feeling Rachel idolizes and fetishizes Greek myth the same way a lot of young Westerners often idolize and fetishize Japanese lore and content, or, more personally, Indigenous cultures (as I myself am Indigenous, specifically Mi'kmaq) - by reducing it down to its most "consumable" formats and turning it into something more 'palatable' and 'fandom-y' for modern audiences that almost comes across as pandering and demeaning to anyone looking for anything with more depth than a teaspoon (and especially to those who belong to the respective cultures being portrayed through this lens).

This isn't to say that creators have to stick to their lane when writing about other cultures or myths, but you can tell when someone hasn't done their research and is working from a very romanticized template they've built up in their heads. Rachel's, in this case, feels like it's definitely come from her time on Tumblr back in the day, when Hades x Persephone writing prompts were all the rage and people were coming up with all sorts of feel good AU content. The thing with AU prompts like that though is they're just that - prompts, memes, mere thought experiments or hypotheticals, not something that can necessarily work as an actual serious long form story unless you know what you're doing. I think creators who want to go so far as to 're-interpret' these stories through their own lens have a huge responsibility to still recognize and treat the original source material with some semblance of respect. In this regard, LO in its current state really should have stayed as a slice-of-life type series if it wanted to keep things light.

And I'm saying this entirely as someone who grew up on weeb content in the freaking West and got more into Greek myth because of LO. That's why I don't entirely chastise it, fandom-y type stories like LO can definitely help introduce people to cultures and stories they wouldn't have batted an eye at before (as I've started to detest LO over the last year, it's made for even better learning because I've had to research the original myths just to see how Rachel is misfiring on them entirely LMAO) but there comes the added responsibility of making sure you're not erasing or reducing the original material in favor of the silly cutesy stuff. It's an entry point, not the entire course! And that's a responsibility that falls both on the audience and the content's creator, IMO.

Yay, more text dumps! Sorry if a lot of that seems weirdly gatekeepy, it's def not what I'm trying to get across, just trying to voice my own frustrations with the depiction of LO's characters as best I can, I feel like a lot of it comes down to Rachel just not having done proper research and relying solely on tropes and self-fulfilling fantasies. If LO stayed as a slice-of-life thing that would have been fine, there's definitely a place for that sort of feel-good goofy storytelling, but by trying to be super ultra serious, it's tripped over its own feet because that's just not what Rachel is capable of depicting at this moment. She's trying to write a super serious story, but doesn't come across as if she actually takes it seriously by extension and it shows.

TL ; DR: Basically, we're gonna actually hone in on Demeter's trauma from the Titanomachy and how it affects her parenting style and 'controlling' tendencies, not only of Persephone, but of the community of nymphs she's fostered over the years. It's not about whether Demeter is the hero or the villain, because that would be missing the point entirely - it's about her role and experiences as a mother and leader of her community, a woman in a struggling position of power among a patriarchal system, and a mother who lost her child to that same patriarchal system, whether by choice or through forced marriage. No matter how one wishes to tell it, whether it's in tragedy or celebration, you can't have the story of Persephone and Hades without Demeter. That is the core of what I want to focus on and bring back to the retellings of Hades and Persephone.

#keep the questions coming yo #i love answering these #lore olympus critical #lo critical #unpopularloreolympus #ask me anything #ama

[droughtofapathy]

The Gilded Age's Broadway Divas: Caroline "Lina" Schermerhorn Astor (Donna Murphy)

A queen among her people, Mrs. Astor rules over New York high society, and spends the show being challenged by New Money Bertha Russell at every turn.

Two-time Tony winner Donna Murphy is one of Broadway's greatest Divas. Though most recognize her as the voice of Disney's Mother Gothel in Rapunzel, her voice is better known to me personally as one of my earliest gay awakenings for her audiobook performance of Ruby Holler, but that's a separate story. One of Sondheim's most beloved interpreters, Donna has such an expansive repertoire that limiting myself proved damn near impossible. Her Tonys for Best Actress in a Musical were in 1994 (Passion) and 1996 (The King and I) and I will forgive her for the later despite my documented hatred of that musical.

Other sumptuous performances include: The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Ensemble, later Drood), Wonderful Town (Ruth), Hello Dolly! (Bette Midler's Tuesday night alternative and superior performer in every way), and Encores! Dear World (my #1 theatre experience of 2023). With the later two, Donna is well on her way to achieving the Jerry Herman trifecta. Someone mount a production of Mame starring Donna Murphy as Mame.

#1: "Could I Leave You?" Follies - The Stephen Sondheim 80th Birthday Concert (2010)

Many a Diva has taken on this song, but no one can come close to the rapturous performance Donna Murphy gives during the iconic Ladies in Red segment of the Sondheim 80th birthday concert. This video right here is the reason I am the Sondheim woman that I am. There have been many women who have played Phyllis over the years, and I've fallen a little in love with all of them (Jan Maxwell, my beloved), but Donna is everything.

Surrounded by five other iconic Divas dressed in red, Donna shows that her acting choices whilst singing remain unmatched. The controlled start, the rapid devolution, the rage in that final word. And the strands of hair that will not stay out of her face. I am obsessed. The reactions of the other women (note Patti LuPone's glee and Marin Mazzie, dear friend and Passion co-star's bursting pride) say it all. The entire concert is one marvel after another. Do yourself a favor and watch it.

I consider this song one of Sondheim's greatest works (Send in the Clowns, eat your heart out...but also...Donna did that at the 90th birthday concert, so there's that too).

#2: "Hit Me With a Hot Note," a benefit for Fran Liebergall (2015) and What About Joan (2001)

I couldn't decide which version to post, so you get both. Congratulations. This song showcases Mrs. Astor's wild side as Donna delves into growls, shimmies, shakes, and belts. "Hit Me with a Hot Note" is a Duke Ellington song that appeared on Broadway in Jelly's Last Jam (which will receive an Encores! production this spring). I never thought a white woman could scat, but I'm not mad about it.

The first video is a concert benefit for Fran Liebergall in 2015. The second is from a short-lived tv series in the early 2000s where Donna plays Ruby Stern, a smart and staid doctor who has a dream of appearing on Broadway. Apparently, the producers of the show were totally unaware that two-time Tony winner for Leading Actress in a Musical Donna Murphy could sing. I'm just as shocked by that as you are.

#3: "Surabaya Johnny," LoveMusik (2007)

Mrs. Astor is one of many real-life historical figures on Donna Murphy's acting resume. Another real-life figure is that of Lotte Lenya, an Austrian-American actress and singer best known for her work/marriage with Kurt Weill. LoveMusik explores that relationship. Lotte Lenya had a distinctive voice, and here Donna transforms her own signature voice to match Lenya's.

LoveMusik received mixed reviews, but garnered four Tony nominations for Best Musical, and Best Leading Actors for Donna and for leading man Michael Cerveris, The Gilded Age's Mr. Watson.

Donna has truly perfected the way to break down during a song.

#4: "The Story of Lucy and Jessie," Follies (2007)

Prior to the Sondheim 80th, Donna played Phyllis Rogers Stone in the 2007 Encores! production of Follies (alongside Christine Baranski). This was considered her triumphant return to the New York stage following an unsteady attendance record in the early 2000s owing to a long battle with vocal hemorrhaging (running concurrently with multiple miscarriages). Her turn as the jaded former Follies girl was nothing short of sublime. In those days, Encores! concerts weren't remotely the fully choreographed shows they are now. Donna, who describes herself as a "singer who moves well," proves that in spades.

To my everlasting devastation, this clip omits the opening verse, but I think her legs more than make up for it. The little glove removal moment is a nod to an alternate number that has been used in place of this one depending on the production. For singers who are not as dance-capable, "Ah, But Underneath" offers up a sensational strip tease, and I, for one, would have liked to see that too, even if Lucy and Jessie is a better number.

#5: "Loving You," Passion (1994)

Though her riveting portrayal of a chronical ill woman who seduces a soldier in mid-19th century Italy earned Donna her first Tony, it was not a well-received show. Audiences disgusted by the obsessive and unattractive Fosca would cheer when she collapsed onstage every night. They couldn't fathom how Giorgio (Jere Shea) would leave his affair with the beautiful Clara (Marin Mazzie, who appears totally nude for the opening number) for a sicky woman like Fosca. Since then, like most Sondheim shows, we have come to appreciate the brilliance of the story, the score, and the actors with time.

Donna's immersion into this role is the stuff of Broadway legend. This song in particular, though simple in melody and lyrics, carries such deep emotion, and the way she sings as if every note pains her just ruins me. Her dramatic range cannot be praised enough. The entire proshot can be found HERE, and I cannot recommend it enough.

Story time: a few years ago I bid on the original lobby board that hung inside the theater, and I am now a proud owner of a piece of history. It stands in my living room and is nearly as tall as I am. It is my most treasured possession.

Bonus: For a more comprehensive of all things Donna Murphy, please enjoy this playlist curated by @princesspufferr. And if anyone wants a bootleg of Dear World, I've got you covered.

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#the gilded age #donna murphy #lina astor #sondheim #follies #lovemusik #passion #broadway #musical theatre

[ryuichirou]

Out of curiosity, are there any disney villains you guys would like to see in twist?

recently, we got Rollo, which I found interesting and quite frankly didn't expect,but this gives me hope that we might get to see more twisted versions of our favourite disney villains ✨️

personally, I would love to see Captain Hook and Bruce (from finding nemo) version from twisted wonderland 🙌🏻

This is a very good question, Anon! So good in fact that it took me more than a month to answer lol And I am still not sure what to say. I think all of our faves are already in twst, so I am pretty satisfied…

But you’re right, since we got Rollo, we might get other iconic villains! God I love Rollo, such a fun design and such an insufferable (in a good way) character.

Captain Hook and Bruce would be great! Maybe for something Coral Sea related?

Another good one would be Mother Gothel. What a sassy and cunning guy she would’ve been.

Shere Khan is a good option, Prince John (from Robin Hood) is also a good option, even though I don’t know where they would fit in the story, but hey, I wouldn’t know where to fit (F)Rollo either, so it’s up to Toboso lol

And I know it probably wouldn’t happen since he himself is already kind of sort of almost bishounen, but honestly Hans from Frozen. We didn’t get enough of his delightful evilness, and I’m sure twst would do him justice.

#replies

[random-dragon-exe]

All this talk about villains and Disney Villains is making me want to share my top 5 favorite Disney Villains.

So anyway, here's my favorite villains and why I like them as villains.

King Candy: Tbh, I mainly like him as a villain because Wreck it Ralph was my first Disney movie I completely hyperfixated on...to this day. But in terms of villainy, this dude killed who knows how many people by going turbo. He's wacky and fun, yet cruel and doesn't care who he'll have to manipulate or hurt to get his way (IMO the perfect balance I've seen). His cybug form is awesome yet creepy. Not to mention the twist that he's Turbo is written so well.

Mother Gothel: A truly horrible villain because of how real she is. A narcissistic parent. The way she gaslights and manipulates Rapunzel to stay in the tower is not just twisted, but it's disturbingly real and written well in the movie. With great dramatic flair and a singing voice, she has an underrated villain song. Also she's the only Disney Villain to die from old age as she turns to dust (which is not a pretty way to go).

Dr. Facilier: The one Disney Villain who practically oozes of charisma and charm. Alluring anyone to make deals with him through his showmanship, he's one shady (pun intended) and deceitful villain. With Keith David's velvety voice, he has an amazing song with vibrant visuals to boot. Also ASAIK, he's the only villain who's song turns against him and plays when he dies. (Yeah, he royally screwed up)

Jafar: Devious and delightful, Jafar is the most power hungry villain who's fun to watch. Similar to King Candy, he's not afraid to resort to murder or manipulate people to suit his needs. His relationship with Iago is also fun to watch. I also find it interesting how he goes forward with Iago's plan instead of berating him when he brings it up. It's a shame we didn't get the full unused villain song, but the Prince Ali reprise is short and great. His series of transformations are very iconic.

Maleficent: What can I say about her that hasn't been already said? She's the mistress of all evil and she wants others to fear and respect her for it. Willing to instill fear onto others, she's ready with powerful curses when she needs them. She carries herself with a sense of poise and elegance, yet is very stern and commanding. She's not afraid to let literal hell loose when she's homing on on her target/victim. Her dragon transformation is hellish yet beautiful in terms of animation and is the most iconic symbol of her and Disney Villains.

#dont mind me #i'm rambling #again #random ramblings #the dragon speaks #I speak #hyperfixation #disney #disney villains #king candy #turbo #turbo wir #mother gothel #dr. facilier #jafar #disney jafar #maleficent #wreck it ralph #tangled #princess and the frog #aladdin #sleeping beauty

[takaraphoenix]

The Disney game Villainous featuring only six villains as playable options but wasting one of these limited spots on freaking Prince John is beyond comprehension for me, honestly.

Maleficent? Jafar? Ursula? Captain Hook?

Yes. Excellent choices when it comes to iconic Disney villains.

Queen of Hearts, while Alice in Wonderland (the animated Disney movie anyway) is veeery highly underrated and not big franchise-y like the others, is an iconic Disney villainess for sure.

But Prince John. Much like Alice in Wonderland, the animated Robin Hood movie is very underrated. Maybe even more so, seeing as it hasn’t even gotten a live action reboot yet. Franchise size aside, the villain himself is just... so weak.

Prince John on his own wouldn’t even make my Top 15 of Disney villains but you’re wasting one of only six spots for this loser? Not any of the other iconic Disney villains?

Hades? Frollo? Facilier? Cruella? Queen Grimhilde? Lady Tremaine? I’d even take Mother Gothel?

Prince John isn’t even the best or most iconic villainous cat. Shere Khan and Scar both have him beat by a mile.

Completely blows my mind that they decided to make a villain-centric game, looked for a roster of six villains and went “yes, let’s take the thumb-sucking pathetic cat". What a choice.

#Disney #Disney's Villainous

[pinkfey]

Top five villains 👀

ask me my top five anything!!

okay so first things first i LOVE a girlboss so that greatly affects my personal taste i'm less abt sex appeal and more abt cunt so jot that down.. this also isn't abt stanning them or w/e it's abt how they fulfill their place in the narrative.. okay?? okay.

GIANCARLO ESPOSITO. yeah the actor. i say him as a whole because u think he can't outdo himself with gus and then he comes out of the woodwork w war criminal moff gideon like hello?? hello did someone order cunt bc that's what he's serving !! obsessed!!

FAIRY GODMOTHER FROM SHREK 2. a gilf if i've ever seen one!! an icon, a legend, the moment, etc!!!! nothing can ever top i need a hero i'm sorry but it's true!!!

MOTHER GOTHEL FROM TANGLED. her mother knows best reprise is my fav song in the film she could lock me in a tower and ostracize me from the known world any day 🥴

BILLY & STU AS GHOSTFACE FROM SCREAM 1. gay men are so silly.. homoeroticism makes u do crazy things lol what can u do !!

PRESIDENT SNOW FROM THE HUNGER GAMES. maia said he's kind of a tumblrina and it's literally burned into my brain. one of the most perfectly compelling antagonists of all time !!

honorable mentions: the briarwoods from cr c1, ursula from the little mermaid (bc she's sexy), and frank fontaine from bioshock !!

#i kinda had to think abt this one bc apparently i'm picky when it comes to villains?? #tysm !! #letters #anonymous

[frie-ice]

Big Four Assassin's Creed Crests

The Big Four icon crests for my Assassin's Creed AU.

*Hiccup as a Viking Archipelago Assassin. The Romans are Templars that came to Berk in the name of law, order and peace; by caging their dragons and taking over their island. Hiccup and his friends freed their dragons before joining other Viking Tribes that are members of the Brotherhood. When Hiccup's not "taking out" targets, he's tweaking up his wrist-blade and other weapons.

*Rapunzel as a Corona Assassin and Healer. Rapunzel had learned about the Brotherhood when she and Flynn came to the Snuggling Duckling and that the Templars will kill her birth family if she returns to them too soon. After Mother Gothel escaped, Rapunzel and Eugene left the tower and returned to the pub so they could learn the ways of the creed.

*Merida as a Highlands Assassin. Merida had overheard her father's adviser; a Templar would kill and take his place once the time was right. With only her mother, brothers and the lords' sons knowing the truth, Merida journeyed to the old ruins of the lost kingdom; the hideout and sanctuary of the Highland Assassins.

*Jack as a Guardian Assassin. Jack's parents were killed when he was young and the Templars would have killed him and his little sister if their father's oldest friend, an assassin hadn't saved and took them in. The one who had ordered the attack on his family was a Templar that goes by Grand Master Pitch Black. So when Jack's not fighting Templars and bringing foods to street children, he's tracking down High Templar members until his blade reaches Pitch.

#rotbtd au #rotbtd #rise of the brave tangled dragons #the big four #httyd #how to train your dragon #brave #tangled #rise of the guardians #assassins creed #assassins creed au #sword crest #corona's sun crest #corona's crest #crests #rotg #pixar brave #disney tangled

[dyst-blogs]

its fucked up, but i think the funniest thing thats ever happened to me was during an argument with my stepmom a few summers ago. important context is that my stepmom is like, literally the fucking worst, mother-gothel trump-supporter levels of bad. anyways, so my shitty transphobic stepmom was being extremely transphobic and shitty and started an argument with my little brother (who is trans and like, 13). shes angry about liberals inventing new genders or some shit like that, i think. and at some point, by some miracle, she somehow completely fucks up whatever garbage was about to come out of her mouth, and beautifully pirouettes into the absolutely iconic phrase, "LISTEN. you either have a WEENIS or a POOP." and me and my 2 little siblings couldnt help but take a moment to stop being pissed off and just. laugh hysterically at whatever just came out of our stepmoms mouth. we still make jokes about that moment to this day. we love to use it to make fun of her and also transphobic assholes in general. anyways yeah, shes literally walking garbage of a human being but im glad she was able to contribute at least 1 good thing to the human race in her life

#rowdyposting #transphobia tw