[ SECRET POST #5108 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5108 ⌋

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Comments

There's A Connection Here...

[(Anonymous)]

...in that both characters were specifically designed to be attractive to women. Aladdin had a redesign after his initial look was deemed not good-looking enough, and Flynn was literally designed by a bunch of female staff at Disney taking using parts of photographs of different mens' faces to make a collage of the perfect man. (Apparently while the male animators watched in horror at the idea that women can be shallow.)

Re: There's A Connection Here...

[(Anonymous)]

That's all the more galling considering the reason they held that meeting was because the directors thought Rapunzel's design was hot and Flynn needed to be up to her level.

Re: There's A Connection Here...

[(Anonymous)]

And didn't they name it Tangled specifically because they were afraid boys wouldn't be interested in watching if it was named after a girl? Men are so weak.

Re: There's A Connection Here...

[(Anonymous)]

So fecking true. Men are pathetic.

Re: There's A Connection Here...

[(Anonymous)]

All this tells me is that female animators seems to really have the hots for smarm brows.

Re: There's A Connection Here...

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, they deliberately animated him roguish. That has nothing to do with the initial aesthetics chosen.