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Orczy

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Just posting about whatever I'm obsessed with. Also currently making a fan storyboard of Vat7k episode 1 (now on hiatus).

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Introduction post :)

Art tag: #Orczy

(I thought a "meet the artist" kind of intro post would be cool to make, and so, I made one. Also because today's my birthday, yay :D)

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i said “leave me alone because i’m alright, dad” 🙄

I NEED to make a short Vat7k animatic to "Facade" from Cinderella's Castle, holy shit. It's screaming that episode where the boys dress up to the ball in the Air Kingdom to find the totem.

And someone commented that it'd be a great drag race song. All I can imagine is Hugo in a dress. Actually, they're ALL wearing dresses because I said so. It'd be fun.

I've got to make something with this, it's the 3AM ispiration wave.

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… and here is a gift for all of us.

So I can find this again! Great list!

Don’t lose this post

I've been watching Arcane (s1) and let me just say. It's criminal that nobody's made an animatic to "Victime de ma victoire" (from Mozart opera rock). It's SO Jayce coded.

A song about a man going nuts over the fact that this other guy, the one driving him to get better at his craft, is now dying, and he feels super responsible for it. But everyone else keeps praising him because of his prestige? Because in the public eye, he's kind of a hero? But how can he be that, when his dearest driving force is, again, DYING?

And this is just one of his 3 (three!) guilt-ridden songs about said guy friend? Get a grip, my man.

On that note, I haven't watched season 2 yet but "Vivre à en crever" is legit a duet Viktor and Jayce could sing in Viktor's final moments.

Like. Imagine caring about your guy friend so much, you send away your wife just to share a GAY ASS duet with him? Not to mention the two having much more chemistry than they ever had with said wife? Okay. Whatever you say.

I love Mozart L'Opèra Rock, it's fun and feels very queer for some reason

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"...but if we're being honest, we all know exactly why the fandom doesnt like this season as much as they do season 1 : it's because varian isnt in it."

source : Why Haven't You Heard of the Tangled TV Show? by ParachutingKitten (they made really good points about why varian's absence left a big hole in the dynamic of the cast, yall should check it out its a really neat retrospect video of the series overall)

like this is actually crazy, no wonder this boy has a bad posture... cuz he carried the show on his back fr

As someone who's favourite season was S2, yeah. This is absolutely crazy. Then again the whole reason I liked S2 that much is because think about it. Fun shenanigans on a road trip adventure, with distrust boiling under the surface and there's a confrontation around the end of it? Not to mention the many great character moments of a diverse cast of characters, and their constantly getting at each other's nerves becayse they have to travel together. Sound familiar? That's basically Vat7k.

Vat7k is like TTS S2 but with Varian on his own adventure. So of course, what's not to like?

I absolutely understand the fandom preferring other seasons because Varian's in them, but for me personally, Vat7k was enough of an adventure for Varian (and like all the last 3rd of S1). This might be the case, because I started with Vat7k and got into TTS afterwards, so I've seen enough Varian content to not be sad when he's not on screen... But yeah, this is insane. Varian, from a fandom point of view, is waaay more liked than Rapunzel. Even after so many years, even after us obviously never getting any more content regarding Varian. He's still on top.

How the hell did this kid manage that.

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