HI.

What year is it, I can no longer keep track of time. 

[doona-baes]

#same

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[voulair]

me @ the stars: help me

[tomhollandnet]

Tom Holland Surprises Chris Pratt

Bonus:

[jung-koook]

his long hair 🥺

[liberal-memes]

[flanneldragon]

who enchanted this tweet

[tonysopranobignaturals-deactiva]

reblog to cast

[renxiaoyao]

no 1 ever has a crush on me cause i got an abrasive personality and am a lil ugly but that’s ok cause those are my best qualities

[augusst-deactivated20200928]

[8-bitfiction]

[sixpenceee]

Moonrise over Scoresby iceburgs. Photography by Daniel Korden.

[everythingfox]

Little fluffy white blob comin for u

[tothineownelfbetrue]

So this is a great scene and I’m kind of sad that I rarely see people doing a lot of talk about how much attention to detail there is in Disenchantment, because it is a lot!

One thing no one has mentioned is this moment.  We know that Dagmar must have saved them from being burned at the stake, but this is such a quick detail that I’m sure most people didn’t notice:

Dagmar’s face actually appears in the fire before the ground collapses and our heroes are saved. View it better in this slowed down image:

This is such a great tiny bit of attention to detail!  It makes me really want to grab several other screencaps and show off just what a great show this is from a design and animation viewpoint.

[plantski]

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[laishun]

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