Disney villains do it best - They makes others bald, exchange bad parenting tips, toast to being horrible, jump through fire, and make potions under water.
This is brilliant, right?!
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“While I do understand that Flynn Rider worked better in the final version of Tangled I’d really love to have Bastian (also known as Bear!Flynn) in a forthcoming Disney movie. I just love the idea of a big, sweet and awkward Disney Prince.”
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holy shit
my hands flew to my face and i screamed
omfg
I couldn’t not reblog
OH MY GOD
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no ok can we just talk about this right here CAN WE JUST TALK ABOUT THIS
this is supposed to be a kids’ show
and what we have here is the main antagonist (i don’t count ozai cos we barely see anything of him really) having a mental breakdown
she’s the villain
they could so easily have just written a cut-and-dry evil bad guy
but no
they’ve created an incredible character, full of flaws and a yearning for perfection that we can all identify with
even though she’s who the heroes are fighting azula is still easy to love
and right here, she is having a mental breakdown
her psychology is so complex - she has conflicting ideas about good and evil and where she stands in them. she’s internalised her mother’s opinions of her to the point where she MANIFESTS THEM INTO HER MOTHER HERSELF. this isn’t some ghost we’re seeing here, this is a schizophrenic event. azula simultaneously thinks she’s wonderful and a monster and bryke don’t shy away from revealing that.
and when she eventually breaks down, when she is defeated by our heroes, even though she’s the villain it’s still hard not to feel heartbroken for her
and they tell me this is a kids’ show
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