Pixie Hollow Online - Sketch By Vickie Pellouchoud

Pixie Hollow Online - Sketch by Vickie Pellouchoud

- ᴘʟᴇᴀsᴇ ᴅᴏɴ'ᴛ ʀᴇᴍᴏᴠᴇ ᴄʀᴇᴅɪᴛ -

Time to ramble headcanons about my favourite Storm fairies again

Rumble is autistic

Glimmer has social anxiety

In combination they actually work great: Rumble's complete disregard of what other people would think helps Glimmer get out of her shell and teaches her to look inward for confirmation instead of always outwards, while she becomes Rumble's social antenna and teaches him to pick up on certain social cues or outright tells him what he cannot read between the lines

It works because neither expects the other to change, they both accept each other as they are. If Glimmer has difficulty taking initiative or needs confirmation, Rumble will take the lead, no questions asked, and if she notices that he misses unspoken communication or hidden messages, she'll translate it for him into clear, concrete words

Of course, working together for as long and intensively as they have, both of them do change: Glimmer becomes much more confident and less susceptible to irrelevant influences, like Rumble, and Rumble becomes much better at recognising and handling emotions, both in himself and in others, like Glimmer

This interplay is what has made them an unstoppable team: not only do they complement each other, they also improve each other

In a way they depend on each other: Glimmer needs Rumble's steady demeanour, and he needs her corrections on his behaviour

Things went wrong at the Games where the Garden fairies won because Rosetta and Chloe's performance rubbed their innate character traits the wrong way: always needing to be in control and understanding the situation, Rumble was unequipped to handle the unexpected rise and tactics of the Garden talents and therefore reverted to a bad version of himself, frustrated and stressed until he lashed out badly in an attempt to restore the situation as it should have been

Glimmer, for her part, had relied on her teammate's focused mindset, and him losing his usual stability in combination to a new threat affecting their performance caused her to revert to her easily frightened old self, afraid to talk back to him and set him straight

This is beautiful ;-;

tinkerbell & friends

Disney Fairies celebrating Sinterklaas

Because I always see a lot of posts about holidays like Hallowe’en and Thanksgiving, I thought it would be fun to explore the Disney Fairies celebrating one of my country’s national holidays that’s happening tonight: Sinterklaas (shortly: a kind of Secret Santa where creative ‘surprise’ packaging and a witty accompanying poem are more important than the gift itself).

Tink makes the craziest surprises, with all kinds of functionalities, levers that open secret compartments, etc. As she puts so much effort into these, she completely forgets that she’s also supposed to write poems until the celebration is already underway, but everyone is okay with that, as her surprises make up for it.

Sil still secretly believes in Sinterklaas (they all know, but no one has the heart to tell her), and as such is deeply honoured to be his helper and fix presents for her friends. Her poems are short and sweet, mostly commemorating the good times they’ve had; her surprises are a mess of tape and glue only vaguely resembling something, but it’s really the thought that counts.

Dess does everything by the book. Neatly put together surprises, rhythmically sound poems that are careful not to insult anyone. As a result, her presents are a bit boring compared to the others’. She sees this, but resolves to fix it the next year by making everything even more perfect, failing to grasp that that’s not the point. She did once prank Fawn with a blitz package – once Fawn had regained her sight, she was very impressed.

Fawn absolutely loves to yank everyone’s wings with surprises that double as practical jokes and witty poems that poke fun at the recipient. She has put Rosetta’s present in some kind of filthy substance (mud, squirrel poo, crushed insect skins, a literal can of worms) on more than one occasion, to the latter’s intense displeasure. On one memorable instance she managed to sent Clank on a wild goose chase throughout Pixie Hollow for half the evening until eventually the others took pity on him and got him back.

Ro kind of forgets about the whole having to make surprises and poems thing until just before the celebration, so her presents are usually rather quickly assembled. She does always try to get back at Fawn, but mostly fails; once, she wrapped Fawn’s gift in layers and layers of beautiful petal and dandelion fluff dresses (if she wouldn’t wear them, at least she would have to take them off one by one), but Fawn, not grasping what Ro was trying to do, enthusiastically ripped through the entire bulk at once, leaving Ro horrified.

Vidia is surprisingly good at writing poems (“I spend all year thinking up insults for you, darlings, at some point you put them to rhyme just to shake things up a little”) and everyone can already tell by the first strophe when a poem comes from her. Her surprises are efficient – she doesn’t want to put too much effort in them, but she’ll be damned if they wouldn’t at least be considered ‘good’.

Terence really only joins the group’s celebration because it gives him an excuse to write a twenty page thinly veiled love poem to Tink (who remains completely oblivious, as he never has the guts to tell her it came from him and she just takes it as another of Fawn’s pranks). The rest of the group (save for Silvermist, who thinks it’s sweet) gets increasingly frustrated with this, especially since he only spares about eight lines for the rest of them.

Clank and Bobble do everything together: they tinker their surprises for the others together, they get their gifts together, they write their poems together. The only thing they do apart is their presents for each other, for which they actively have to schedule a time if they don’t want the other walking in on it. During their work, Bobble always hints heavily at what kinds of things he would like. These hints go completely over Clank’s head, but he knows his best friend and lover well enough to come up with something even better every time. Bobble in turn frets over getting something as great for Clank, but ends up with a simple gift, surprise and a poem describing how he had tried his hardest but Clank deserves so much more. It’s really the best present Clank could ever receive.

@princessquinnella

im rereading Sherlock Holmes and wanted to draw sherlock, but the only cartoon sherlock i like is basil so here’s some mouse sherlocks based on sidney paget’s original book illustrations.

except for one 

I need this movie so much you have no idea

The concept seems so intriguing, and the music is so painfully good ;-;

animation for a scene in the original version for tinkerbell.

I think this is definitely one of the concepts I miss most from the deleted movie, how the believe from humans affects their existence, since that’s always been part of the Peter Pan lore.

I know Peter Pan 2 isn’t a universally loved sequel, but Jane’s disbelief in Tinker Bell and how it affects her is literally one of my fave things about it (bonus points for Jane’s character arc!)