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“Step aside, I’ll take care of this.”

Demon Geek and Queen Bee 💙💖

#osomatsu san #karamatsu #todomatsu #karamatsu geek #todoko #todoko cheerleader #karl pinefield #tiffany thompson #hesokuri wars

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Heathers (1989) Costume design by Rudy Dillon

moonmay2006

Oh dear God I need this now

great-blaster

Osomatsu-san The Movie new preview released on official twitter.

clownmoontoon

OH GOD THANK U SO MUCH FOR THE SUBS!!!!!!

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sprites from the official osomatsu san movie website! plus totoko chan! (* - i promise these are canon i just cannot find the direct location of these on the movie site)

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Threatenin’ Zeppelin Preview: Escape

tellytoony

A bunch of Osomatsu-themed drawing suggestions I’ve done over on my other blog, where I’m way more active! You can see the standalone posts here.

bunnymajo

Cute new keychains of Akatsuka’s works from Japanese retailer/designers Small Planet

snowimatsu

I still miss shimamatsu, so I made a collage of all the sets with Osomatsu because I love the red idiot

babymatsus

Because of the interest, heres more baby side characters in Osomatsu kun! Mostly Chibita.

Eps 75 and 79

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Silly Symphony - The Cookie Carnival directed by Ben Sharpsteen, 1935

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Illustrated Handwritten Letter From Disney’s Silly Symphony Era, 1933.

“Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hall, Chicago, Ill.

Dear Friends

Walt has asked told me to write and thank you For the Nice way you treated him while he was visiting in Chicago.

He left me at home to Do the work while He gallivanted around and took my bows – now he makes me write his ‘thank you’ – letters -

P.S. – WhatTA Boss – thank you, For him –

Sincerely Mickey Mouse”

The late Gilbert Phelps Hall (1884 - 1971) was a designer employed by the Chicago architectural firm, Holabird & Roche. During the Great Depression, Hall worked shortly in London as an established illustrator - only to return to the United States and work as a stage set designer in Hollywood. There he met Macy Mack to whom he wed in October of 1932. Hall’s connection with Walt Disney was through his wife; in the 1920s when Walt was bankrupt from his Alice Comedies series due to public’s lack of interest and moved to Los Angeles, California to start anew. Mack rented space to Walt during his struggle with money, loss of employees and the rights to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.