I'm sorry but what Year is it supposed to be Exactly Again?
Year of the Dragon? More like the Year where Imagination Friends run Wild.
So I recently finally saw "IF" just like on how that I've watched Other Imaginary Friends Films like "The Imaginary" & "Imaginary" (might be too similar with the Titles but one puts Another Word in front of it).
Ok, technically The Imaginary (which is based off of a Book) is an Anime Movie from 2023 but Netflix dubbed it on English this Year so I guess you could at least say that this Anime Movie does count within the Year (at least...The English Dub only anyway).
Anyway, because this Year has been recently a Movie Year for Films about Imaginary Friends, similar to how that 2022 was the Year for Pinocchio Adaptations (You got the Goat, The Foreign, & The Bad One), I'd figure why not try the Holy Trinity of This Year's Imagination Films with an Unlikely Trio (Rudger from "The Imaginary", Blue from "IF", & even Chauncey from "Imaginary").
While IF and The Imaginary succeeded despite having Mixed Reviews, Imaginary on the Other Hand didn't. But that's not gonna stop from drawing Three Movies within the Same Common Trope of Fantasy.
I could've had at least drawn Chauncey in his Monstrous Form but because it was too unbearable (get it?) to draw, I've decided to draw his Teddy Bear form just because it's too easier but I also had to make his face be expressional to lighten' up the Mood.
Even if he might be an Evil Deity, I wouldn't be surprise if he could change expressions in his Plushie form.
I also don't really like the way that I did with Blue's eyes as it looked kinda cringey (which I humbly apologized for that XP).
BTW, in case if you are deeply unaware about the "Third" Imagination Friends Movie if you're one of the Few who have seen either the Former or the Latter (or just Both). If you have Netflix, please consider giving "The Imaginary" a try, it is deeply Beautiful, Heartwarming, & More Depth with so much Emotion compare to IF.
Rudger (c) A. F. Harrold & Studio Ponoc
Blue (c) John Krasinski & Paramount Pictures
Chauncey (c) Jeff Waldow & Blumhouse