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Fanstastic Baes And Where To Find Them ~
Daily dose of cat pics 🐈⬛
His name is Jack-Jack, and he is quite obsessed with going outside. Sadly, he is but a puffball and would die or at the very least get flees if he wondered about.
Crazy how two people fall in love with each other just to turn around and hurt one another. It's fucked up
-wrong one, jack & jack
Just a proud mama and her baby boy Also I’ve fallen in love with Elastigirl and nobody can stop me also may draw the whole family soon because I can
What If Miles Morales Meets the Incredibles
(I do not own The Incredibles or any characters from the Spiderverse, just this idea)
Ok so from what we have seen in "Across the Spiderverse" Miles Morales is not only the only Spider-man of his dimension, but also the only Superhero it would seem. So that got me thinking what if he was (forcibly) sent to a dimension where superheroes are more of the norm? Like similar to what happened to the Gwen Stacey in the first movie. Miles ends up trapped in another universe and for some reason doesn't glitch. (This can happen either before "Across the Spiderverse" or after "Beyond the Spiderverse") Then Miles, while trying to find a way home, ends up meeting not only more superheroes but an entire family of superheroes. I am of course referring to The Incredibles. How would Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Dash, Violet and Jack-Jack react to meeting a Super from another dimension? How will Miles try to fit in a world where other people have super-powers? and how will Edna Mode think about Miles Spider-man costume? These questions are for you the storywriter to decide.
(For more information I recommend watching the Disney movies "The Incredibles" and "The Incredibles 2")
The Incredibles 2 Review
Very minor spoilers ahead
I just saw the Incredibles 2 and loved it. It doesn’t cover as many mature themes as the initial movie, but it still brings the heart and Parr family that we know and love. Bob and Helen continue to be one of the most realistic animated couples and the family is still relatable despite all the new developments within the film. The characters are the reason for watching both this film and the original. The family still fights, but at the end of the day they care about each other and wouldn’t give it up for the world
The family is taken in a new direction from the original; Helen gets a job trying to legalize supers again, Bob is staying at home taking care of the kids, Violet goes through boy troubles, Dash doesn’t understand his homework, and Jack-Jack develops a whole slew of powers. Their problems are things everyday people struggle with and Violet, Dash, and Jack-jack’s problems helped move Bob’s storyline forward. He is now the hands-on parent who isn’t gone all day for work. He’s trying his best to be there for the kids and gets frustrated when he has trouble. He works to understand Dash’s homework so he can teach Dash, He tries to help Violet’s boy problems, and he brings Jack-Jack to Edna for help with all of his burgeoning powers. Unlike most cartoon fathers he is competent at being a stay at home parent. Helen’s new job is a fun part of the film that shows just how good she was at being a superhero before having to retire. The villain she has to face is interesting and brings up a different viewpoint on superheroes as a whole. The screenslaver believes that superheroes made the people complacent and neglect protecting themselves which leads to tragedy.
All in all this was a great addition to the Incredibles franchise and I’m glad we got it even if it is fourteen years later. This is the type of movie I would go to see in the theaters twice. I appreciate all the hard work Brad Bird, the animators, and voice actors put into this film and encourage everyone to go see it with their own eyes.
