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Male Ursula x Gender Neutral Reader pt1
Author's POV
A young boy named Ursul was currently on his way home from a long day of school with a sour mood, he had recently found out that there was a new kid coming to Aqua Academy, at first he didn't care but as he was leaving the building the principal of the school walked up to him.
Mini Flashback
Authors POV
"Ursul" Principal Poseidon called making the said boy turn around, "I have a little task for you that I need you to do on Monday ", he said in a stern but soft voice. "We have a new student coming to coming to Aqua Academy and you are one of the top students in this school and I am willing to trust you with the task of showing the new student around the campus on Monday . At first Ursul thought that Mr. Poseidon was playing with him but when he saw how serious he was he knew he wasn't. Ursul was not a big fan of people and for him to have to do this he became a little annoyed but he couldn't just say no to the principal, that would be wrong right? Ursul thought, so he said what anyone introverted person would say "why me.....and out of all people Meeee?" Mr. Poseidon looked at him with an amused look, "I believe I already told you why I chose you to handle this task" "I know but whyyyy" the principal chuckles and starts to walk back to the building knowing that Ursul understands what he wants him to do on Monday. With that Ursul headed home with a sour mood.
Flashback End
This is my first story so please leave a comment and
let me know how the prologue was :3
I saw an ad on instagram today for build-a-bear. You can now build an Ursula from Little Mermaid! Except it's a bear. So that means there is a build-a-bear version of Divine . . .
Some of my favorite women and Nimona
not to be a disney adult but holy shit melissa mccarthy as ursula is actually amazing like her rendition of poor unfortunate souls is brilliant
Drew this a while ago but forgot to post it because…well Hazbin Hotel dropped-
Anyways
My BF and I as Eric and Ariel from The Little Mermaid🧜♀️
Loved loved LOVED this movie as a little girl. Will forever love the ocean and mermaids 💜
“Wise men say only fools rush in.”
I just saw the new Little Mermaid and y’all I’m gonna need some prince Eric fanfic soon and you better bet that I’m gonna try and attempt to write about that man ❤️
All credit to the owner
white boy of the month actually
DISNEY DOG BREEDS
American Cocker Spaniel (Lady and the Tramp, 1955)
Basset Hound (The Great Mouse Detective, 1986)
Bloodhound (Lady and the Tramp, 1955)
Dalmatian (101 Dalmatians, 1961)
Irish Wolfhound (The Fox and the Hound, 1981)
Jack Russell Terrier (Oliver and Company, 1988)
Old English Sheepdog (The Little Mermaid, 1989)
Poodle (Oliver and Company, 1988)
Pug (Pocahontas, 1995)
Scottish terrier (Lady and the Tramp, 1955)
St. Bernard (Peter Pan, 1953)
Xoloitzcuintle (Coco, 2017)
Finally got around to seeing the little mermaid and holy shit was Halle Bailey perfectly cast. All of her emotions so easily can be understood through her facial expressions alone and her looks of wonder make her such an endearing character in the way the animated movie couldn’t.
Also her HAIR. I simply cannot get over it. It is so perfectly done with the mix of locs and looser straight hair. It makes the underwater scenes so perfect and dynamic just from the way her hair floats. I know the hair crew spent a TON of money on the hair and it was worth every cent.
So I've been thinking
If Disney decides to do a live-action reboot of the little mermaid
Eric can be played by:
Rob Raco
Just a thought
Mighty Mermaid 3
Mighty Mermaid spot the difference edition
Disney princess' but I trans'd their genders
Trying to decide which route to go with facial features… maybe new epic art will erupt from this! Or the garbage can gets a little more artsy…
-Sakura Kinomoto as Snow White -Tomoyo Daidouji as Cinderella -Meiling Li as Princess Ariel
New York Kids Room Children
Mid-sized elegant girl dark wood floor kids' room photo with blue walls
Halle Bailey as Ariel with her daughter, Melody, by Veronika Kushnareva (x)