[arthurmorgasms]

arthur x cinnamoroll as promised

[oxidizedacidd]

loves his horsey

[drizzledrawings]

I like to think that before the world got mean, John and Arthur would goof around and act like brothers

[katrellaaaaah]

He’s writing in his diary

[mahawavy]

[ftro]

[adooble]

more long haired zuko + aang and momo

[ashcremated]

shhhh theyre sleeby 🤏🤏

[yayee-prsp]

Strong..

[yaolmao]

sleepy gaang >>>> everyone else

[rosie-tyler]

Nick's ass is NOT listening

[sketchylimes]

assortment of even more 🐰🦊sketches because i can't stop drawing them!

[ineedanswersnowfucker]

Judy was going to DIE, she was CHOOSING to die when she jumped off the wall to grab Nick. She didn't know Gary was right behind her, her only concern was making sure that Nick didn't die alone, she was committed to dying in each other's arms. She would rather die together than to live apart. Is that not completely insane?

[lovehours]

one pet peeve of mine when i see randoms diss wildehopps are the constant “how would they even have kids?!?” takes. i hate the assumption that because two people are together they automatically must have children. i’ll take it a step further and say i don’t even think those two need to have biological children to make their relationship any more real. they love each other and literally can’t imagine living without the other at this point and they’re not even romantically together yet. that should be enough for people.

and ik it’s played for laughs but judy’s grandmother only wants her to have kids. it’s consistent that her family loves her but never really supported her career. i think her not having kids while the rest of the women in her family were clearly expected to either settle down and have a family or become carrot farmers is great for her character tbh. she’s always been someone who likes to go against what people and society in general expect of her. people hate on her for being so career / case focused but i think it’s great for kids to see a female character who’s caring and nurturing but also works her ass off to achieve her dreams despite what everyone else says to tear her down.

for nick i can see him being a great father (especially since so many of his schemes revolve him being a dad lol) but i don’t see him being particularly baby crazy either. i also find it strange that none of these people ever entertain the idea of them adopting a child as if the only way you can be “real” parents is by having a biological one. just weird all around especially since zootopia is about going against the societal norms that are forced upon people

[lovehours]

when you’re in a yearning competition and your opponents are nick wilde and eugene fitzherbert

[darklinaforever]

I'm sorry, but the way the snake felt embarrassed by Judy and Nick's emotional hug and left them alone for their moment is such a romance cliché. In fact, the whole movie seems to be a reinforced romance cliché between Judy and Nick. Everything is there to indicate that in the third movie, they will clearly be endgame. And I can't wait for that honestly.

[prinzkonsta]

Shipcember day 7: wildehopps

Furries.......