So I Drew Jay

so i drew jay

i am being dead serious when i say that i might've liked the wild robot just as much if not more than puss in boots: the last wish, and i do not say that lightly. in fact, this may very well be my favorite movie ever.

characters? fantastic. themes? beautiful. animation? even more so. dialogue? incredibly written. storyline? extraordinary. voice acting? unbelievable. never before have i seen a movie quite like the wild robot.

i don't usually like calling things perfect. basically everything in existence can be improved upon in some way. even then, i'd still go as far as to call this movie perfection. in a world where everything is soulless or a cheap cash grab, this is a star amongst the wreckage, and i will never forget it.

to the people who made this geode of a movie, thank you. thank you so very much.

"my little champion."

a nickname. a derivative. you are mine. you are my child and my child alone. you will never grow to be something more. you are small, insignificant. your victories will mean next to nothing, because you are mine, and i lay claim to all that you do. the memory of my hands will stain your own touch, and you will keep me alive far after i am dead, because you are a part of me. a part. a product. never a whole, because that is a right reserved for those who can stand alone. i am a leader. you are a follower. you can take a different trail, but all roads lead back to me. you are my son. you are my son.

fundy will always be remembered as wilbur's son.

my little champion, and that's all you can be.

one thing i will always love about rottmnt is that the main characters are:

four mutant ninja turtles who were experimented on using the dna of a fearsome warrior from a powerful clan with the goal of turning them into killing machines meant to wipe out the human race

and their human friend, who is absolutely 100% the most aggressive and menacing of them all