Disney Dan Beckerさんのイラストまとめ

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Genie had 3 movies and an animated series that ran for 3 seasons with 86 episodes. Plenty of space to transform into all sorts of random gags and transform he did.

This is a pretty wild puzzle. It has three different piece sizes that all fit together. It’s called a “Together Time” Puzzle to promote family group activities. Interesting concept. Well done @CeacoPuzzles!

Lilo & Stitch graced us with a bunch of shirtless males, from Moses to the Ice Cream Guy, but when Moses was translated into Disney On Ice... well... ummm... this happened.

Hercules sort of played it fast and loose with nipples, giving them to the Gods like Zeus (swirly greek nipple designs FTW) but left them off mythical characters like Phil, who is even more definitionless in the parks unless you count poorly patterend loose fabric.

Aladdin came shortly after, and while he's pretty much only wearing a vest in most of the movie (I was so concerned for him as a kid in that snow scene) his nipples are no where to be seen (even in the snow scene hahaha).

The parks skirted the issue by giving him a shirt.

I believe Mowgli was the first main male character animated shirtless in a Disney movie, but his design was relatively simple with no nipples in the cartoon, yet his live meet and greet versions typically are wearing nothing but skin toned shoes and a red loincloth.

Then once you have all the shows done, say a new one every year, with all the sets in storage, you then put the shows in rep. New one every 6 months.

People would plan trips around what amazing broadway revival show is in rep. And come back to see it when you remount.

#DisMEMEland