[ SECRET POST #3210 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3210 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

So when did this fandom become a legit fandom? I mean, it's everywhere now lol and this shit is old

Makes me happy, but I'm curious - what happened? How?

[otakugal15]

Tumblr and their obsession with representation. Plus, they believe the rumors that the writers intended them to be gay, so, yeah.

Though, tbf, I also think they did as well, they just never said anything about it. It's about watching the film and inferring it from there, cause...them two's is gay. I mean, very gay for each other, though I will give that Tulio is bi. But Miguel? Nope.

[(Anonymous)]

Nostalgia probably factors in a lot. The typical fandom crowd watched this movie in their childhood and it still holds up to them.

It's the same as with any Disney, Dreamworks, and Pixar classics. Not to mention the stuff that had songs in it. The songs were catchy and stay with you forever.

I have old quotes and songs randomly pop up in my head from those movies I haven't seen in years. El Dorado is still a good movie to go back to.

[(Anonymous)]

as soon as the kids that watched the movie became old enough to use the internet and were like 'hey yo, remember this..."