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Fantasia (1940)
Frost Fairies concept art and animation cels - The Nutcracker Suite, Fantasia (1940)
Spoiler alert, here's a Christmas yokai variant!
A discord server I'm in is doing a Lil holiday event where we make winter themed variants of some of our favorite yokai, and I got a few different ideas!
For one, was a version of Spoilerina based on the sugar plumb fairy! This form is still an S rank of the charming tribe, but switches elemental affinities over to the ice attribute. She has the new soultimate "sugary spoiler" which inspirits her team with a sugary sweet passive heal!
I hope you enjoy this Christmasy variant, cause spoiler alert, there's more to come!
And remember, my commissions are open!
November 1, 1991: Disney's Fantasia (1940) is released on VHS.
Released over 50 years after its original theatrical release, the film was a huge hit on home video, selling over 14.2 million copies by 1992.
Jerry jumps from the cab of the toy locomotive moments before impact, in these layout drawings from “Tom and Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale” 2007.
Hot take: ummm I think if there’s gonna be anymore adaptations of The Nutcracker Prince/The Nutcracker Suite they need to include Queen Morfear, the two headed mouse queen.
That bitch is terrifying and was the reason why the prince became a nutcracker before her son the mouse king took over.
Just saying.