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[Six Fanarts Disney Theme]

Oh no!! The Mouse has a monopoly on…all these things that haven’t been good or relevant in a long time…

You know what, I think we’re actually going to be fine if the Mouse only buys struggling franchises and makes them worse. If they buy Arcane from Netflix or something, THEN we should start panicking.

[Tagging Fever]

Something about these two remind me of Double D and Ed from “Ed, Edd and Eddy.”

MacuMa responds:

The beanie on the girl and the shaved sides on the guy help

[edgy soup]

It’s pretty dark between my gallbladder and large intestines, you wanna have a look?

[Super Half-Life 2]

It took playing the Metroid Dread demo (and later the full game) for me to finally “get” the appeal of Metroidvanias! Maybe Nintendo should put out more demos for anything that’s not Mario or Zelda to help sales.

Also I’ll get around to trying Half-Life eventually, quit tryin’ to remind me all the time!

SuperPhil64 responds:

Dread is so good! Nintendo needs to start getting better at proactively advertising their non main series games. Maybe Metroid wining a few Awards will convince them to start doing that. HL2 also is excellent, I shan't stop!

[Amy Rose]

Amy looks so good in your style!

[Pray]

Nuns can’t marry because they are effectively “married” to Jesus Christ or something. And preying mantis wives eat the heads off their husbands after having sex.

…Oh no! She’s going to eat Jesus’s head off!!

SourCherryJack responds:

Well, it's a good thing he comes again.

[Design Isn't Dead]

Design isn’t Dead! You’re just focusing on your Aunt using Comic Sans in a Minions meme instead of all the great stuff that takes a lot more time and patience to make!

Dasuq responds:

Aaah i've missed you! Welcome back to my comments section!

[son the hedge stream paint]

But wait, is this modern Sonic or classic Sonic. Or (Gasp) both?!

(Head Explodes)

[Lum]

Now this is one Americanized take on anime that actually looks appealing!

[Xi the Poo(h)]

@BeezleBoob Technically it’s just the original, shirtless version of Pooh that’s public domain. But yes, the things people will do with the copyright-free Pooh will be the stuff of legends!