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[imaginationfanstar]

Current Fandoms

Percy Jackson and the Olympians

Project Hail Mary

Zootopia

Disney Princesses

Disney Animation (Renaissance and Revival)

Pixar

Dream Works

Steven Universe

How to Train Your Dragon

The Owl House

Hazbin Hotel

Shera and the Princesses of Power

Avatar the Last Air Bender

Encanto (occasionally)

and Anime

Fanart, Head Canons, Fanfics, Rewatches, Rereads, Edits, Analyses, Reviews, New Content etc.

[rexisnoturlawyer]

i want to reread percy jackson now that i have actually read all the greek mythology stuff but i feel like i’m too old atp

[toss-a-coin-to-your-stan-account]

the fact that on my way out of seeing the hadestown proshot with my sibling i was walking to the theater exit and without even thinking about it i turned around to see where they were... yeah. yeah.

[imaginationfanstar]

Attention Half-bloods, I have a theory. If Annabeth is going to get more screen time than she does in the books does that mean we’re also going to see her mom make an extra appearance or two as well?

Spoilers for those who haven’t read the book.

So like we know that Athena helps Percy escape the undead warriors in the Hoover Dam. We know that Frederick Chase makes an appearance in San Francisco; even goes so far to fly a WW2 aircraft retrofitted with Celestial Bronze bullets. We know that Annabeth is tricked into holding the Sky for 24 hours before Artemis relieves her of the burden.

However, what does she do between then and the point where the remaining questers show up for the battle on Mt. Tam? My guess is information gathering. This isn’t her first time in captivity after all. The owl motif has made an appearance quite a few times in promotional material.

Are we going to see how she discovers Luke has the curse of Achilles? That would explain how she knew he survived the fall. Will she have her own conversation with Kronos? Will her mom appear to her in a demigod dream? Will she and her dad actually have a full blown conversation or two?

Gods of Olympus, I’m so excited 😆!

[555bunnies]

Hares and rabbits are both equally beautiful creatures

[local-dragon-haunt]

Has this been done yet

Edit: was not expecting this to blow up, and I've seen some people mistake this as an original idea, so here is the original post this is based on

[moringmark]

[femboycatofmystery]

I'm rewatching She-Ra again (following along with Mortius who is ADORABLE, go throw money plz) and on this watch through I noticed something: Frosta's personality shift actually makes completely perfect sense.

Frosta is going through a lot when we first meet her. Her position of authority over her kingdom is important, and she's very aware of this. She's also very aware of how dangerous the world is, and has a VERY PERSONAL REASON to distrust these Princess Unification efforts that are going on. She doesn't have parents.

So going into the Princess Ball she has two goals, and they're a kind of important that would be a crushing weight to anyone, to say nothing of a precocious 11-year-old:

One: maintain. NORMALCY. The ball must project strength above all else. All eyes are on the Kingdom of Snows, and their image of being above the fray must not waver for a moment. Frosta is putting on an act in this scene, more than Adora. Adora is trying to be competent in a complicated environment. Frosta is trying to convince the world that her kingdom is not one iota weaker for having her as its queen.

Two: Leave ZERO room for the princess alliance to think they can peel off members of her court. We don't see Frosta's Wicked Visier in the back corner anywhere, because she presumably has a nice dull one, and we've seen that she cares about the plan enough that she may have even fired a few.

Frosta, as we first meet her? Holding on to an isolationist framework with an iron grip, holding her breath the whole time, refusing to budge an inch, because she must. Not. FAIL.

Then the Hoard destroys goal one entirely and forces her to rethink everything about goal two. But the thing is those weren't just goals for the ball, those were her whole organizing principle. That was her PLAN.

She doesn't get a lot of voice lines as she goes through two separate rounds of joining the rebellion in season 1, but something to keep in mind about this part of the story: Frosta has cast off most of her identity to do this thing.

Who IS she now? She's been a miniature adult since she was able to think complete thoughts. Always being guided towards her destiny, and her destiny was to PRTOECT. THE KINGDOM. ALONE.

But... friends? Other PEOPLE? People who... sort of UNDERSTAND HER???

And, my god, Princess Glimmer of Brightmoon is everything she WISHES she could be. Taller, confident, REMEMBERS HAVING PARENTS, has an identity of her own, NOT A QUEEN 20 YEARS TOO EARLY, able to have like, the absence of responsibility in any direction at all???

The Frosta we met at the ball was brittle. About to crack, really. And when she did, she lost her grip on her illusion of being an adult. She's a CHILD, and the princess alliance gives her enough breathing room, enough of a sense of not being the center of power, that she has a sliver of permission to actually BE one.

One of the big themes in She-Ra is institutional evil, and in the Hoard we see this tangle of miseries, thrown into even sharper relief by how good the people of Brightmoon are to one another. And the biggest misery, the one the whole show orbits, is the misery of being a weaponized child. It's why Catra and Adora suffer so much. It's the core of the story.

But what's the opposite of that?

Well, it's an eleven-year-old girl being allowed to fumble friendships with The Big Kids, indulge in her power fantasies, make up silly games from nothing and focus on her own chaotic, joyful energy. Frosta's change isn't merely explainable, it's important to the story. The show let her be a kid again, because it had to tell us what Adora and Catra should have been allowed to have.

Also I think her precociousness might have taken a bit of a narrative back seat, but we do see it again, especially near the end of season 4 where she has that absolutely blockbuster line "they're people." Frosta can seem like kind of a lot in a story with so many heavy themes, but she's a necessary kind of a lot. Because She-Ra is about building a world around kindness, about the awful cost of not doing so, but also, about the rewards of doing the hard work to do it.

And it is both part of the hard work, and a reward, that a kid is allowed to actually be a kid, even when the people around her have to pick up some of the slack left when she doesn't sacrifice her childhood for them.

[imaginationfanstar]

I love the comparison between Frosta and Horde kids like Catra and Adora. Frosta is such a chaotic little gremlin and it really is a good thing that we get to see that. I’m glad that her cold exterior melts so quickly instead of having to be chipped away at. She’s also a very mature and capable individual. However, she no longer has to be that on her own anymore. She now has friends and allies to support her.

[wolfythewitch]

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[imaginationfanstar]

I knew it would be painful, but not painful. Sometimes it’s gonna get worse before it gets better.

[fartsinatra]

✨GLIMMER DOLL✨

Judging by the poll it seemed that y’all thought I should go ahead and make some of the characters that already had official doll!!! SO I made glimmer! I’m really glad I did I LOVE the way she turned out! What do yall think?

@m0ckinghalcyons @necrotrancer

[moringmark]

[imaginationfanstar]

Something we as humans, but parents especially, should understand is that we are not meant to fill every role in a relationship. There are just some things a parent, a spouse, or even a friend isn’t capable of doing well. That’s why it takes a village.

Every individual needs community, so others can take on the roles we ourselves aren’t suited for. That’s why you can have more than one best friend. It’s why we maintain friendships outside of marriage. That’s why we have teachers mentors, aunts and uncles.

There’s no need to feel jealous of these people either. None of these other relationships are meant to replace you in a loved one’s life. They are there to help the individual grow and expand their lives and relationships. If anything, allowing these other relationships to blossom ultimately enhances your own.

Isolating someone from their community is a toxic and selfish act.

[kyri45]

Fand-Home Prints series by Kyri45

or- what home feels like for every fandom. :)

[assignedmale]

15 July 1944

[goodieprocter]

I feel like someone might have done this one, but if they did I couldn’t find it

@justcakethanks

[tastefullyoffensive]

by Chiliktol

[celtic-pyro-deactivated20230725]

I love that this captures the exact feeling of chess.

[cherylblossom]

#the confession scene™

[r-omega22]

Oh god, I love this scene so much 😭

[imaginationfanstar]

He literally confesses three different times and we see her reaction to every one. I can’t with these two.