Kaz @hiddensolis - Tumblr Blog

I’ve been wanting to make this for soooo long and finally got to it.

feel free to send me asks about myself if you’re interested or have any questions!! There’s lots of stuff I didn’t include in this that I’d love to share :3

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#MEEEE #the images are so blurry -_-#meet the artist #servamp #nanbaka #hello neighbor #kaztalks #kazart

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This idiots

rogdona

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MITCH please stop drawing animals and get a life holy shit 😭

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Unreleased misc.

yea. now shoo I gotta work!

anonferri-sgc

Redeeming myself lmao

#ughhhh perfect designs ❤️❤️

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diego

panel redraw

#zé carioca comics nestor #zé carioca #zé carioca comics #josé carioca #josé carioca fanart #the three caballeros #kazart

he thinks he’s so cute lmao

#zé galo #zé carioca #josé carioca fanart #josé carioca #ze carioca comics #the three caballeros #kazart

anonferri-sgc

I like to think of this AU idea with Panchito as part of the 201 Fighter Squadron (Mexican Expeditionary Air Force), the “Aztec Eagles,” and the way that actually fits into WWII history in a way that feels way too perfect to ignore, especially with the historical context and well obviously he was the mascot for the Air Force which is where this idea stems from.

The unit itself comes out of Mexico’s involvement in World War II aviation, where selected pilots from the national air service were sent into Allied training programs in the United States, then organized into a single expeditionary fighter squadron. The 201st operated under Allied coordination and was ultimately deployed to the Pacific theater in 1945, taking part in late war operations in a very defined, limited capacity as a cohesive national unit embedded within a larger air campaign.

So the idea is just placing Panchito inside that framework as an aviator. He’s one of the pilots selected from Mexico’s air service, trained under U.S. command, and assigned into the 201st prior to deployment. His presence is defined through assignment into a formal squadron structure rather than anything isolated or external to it…

In terms of role, he would function as a combat pilot within a standard Allied fighter squadron environment, operating within formation based aerial tactics and coordinated mission planning typical of the period. The setting itself is very procedural in nature, with operations centered around escort missions, ground support, and coordinated strikes in the Pacific theater during the final stages of the war.

And his motivation sits in that same space too duty, responsibility, and national service-as the patriotic rooster he is! Understood as being part of a formal expeditionary contribution to the Allied effort.

I’d also like to note that I think it would be entertaining to see Pancho during these trainings. Also, the idea of Panchito and Donald meeting is very plausible, and while Brazil was involved in the war through its air force in the Italian campaign, José would most likely be operating in a completely different theater in Europe and would not be anywhere near his “friends” during the war😓!