Vanya: The Human Body Is 70% Water. So We Are Basically Just Cucumbers With Anxiety.

Prett waifu Saber (Artoria ): Fate series digital drawing [Artist: Jazztaki]

Sorry for the lack of activity I was out of town for a couple weeks. Here is the fourth and final piece (for now) of the LWA x KLK crossover: Sucy going all out in her Nui Harime Cosplay! Now to get to those requests that have been piling up…

Kiss kiss fall in love~ I was feeling nostalgic ^^

Found on google.

He was trying to be sorta serious and then this fuckin happened. I love them both

It’s rushed and ugly, but I had to draw this garbage boy

Happy doggo

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The Hidden Meaning in Thomas’s Disney Villain Mashup

For this theory, I will assume that all of you have watched the video at least once, maybe even several times. Because so did I. Thomas and his friends are so talented! But next to being an amazing cover mashup of disney villain songs, I am convinced that there’s a deeper narrative going on. Along with Alex ( @logical-but-anxious ) from my discord server, I started theorising, and here are the results. Buckle up, because it’s gonna be a wild ride. (Big thank you to @lacrimosathedark for providing the lyrics! )

You

Yes. The infamous (Y/N) character, plays a role in this story. A rather big one, in fact: they are the reason the plot gets set in motion. It’s not made clear what the reason is, but they went to Thomas and asked a favour in exchange for their soul. In the climax of the song, they get transformed. (“You’re changing, you’re changing.”) They got what they wanted, but just like the other poor unfortunate souls, they lost what they had.

Thomas

Thomas’ character, inspired by Dr. Faculier, is a fortune teller and magician with some dark connections. When asked for a favour, he summons his “friends from the other side” and strikes a deal in exchange for a soul. As evidenced by the tumbnail, Thomas is the only one in this story who is still human, apart from (Y/N).

The Demons

The other singers are the Friends from the other side, who at first seem malicious but slowly reveal that they once made the same mistake. “Got what you wanted, lost what you had.” applies to all of them, but in different ways. Some demons even gained special abilities because of their request.

Foti

The line “Love is an open door.” stands out in the medley. It makes sense when linked to Hans, but what does it mean in the story? It’s likely that love was Foti’s downfall, in a way. What if he, heartbroken, asked Thomas for a way to be trusted, to be listened to? He gained the ability to hypnotize, but lost his love and his former life.

Valerie

In her first line, Valerie sings about being delighted in “the gruesome and grim.” This could be a hint towards her life before the deal: what if she was a fan of horror and the supernatural, and asked for knowledge? During the first climax of the song, as Thomas casts the spell, she sings “Read my lips and come to grips with reality.” Is this a last warning to (Y/N) to not make the same mistake?

Leo

Leo, the tall boi that he is, sings about being rather intimidating. What if he wanted to ensure this power? As a demon, he is certainly scary but laments: “they guzzle up the things you prize.”

Brittney

This confident lady seems to be one of the more experienced demons, perhaps her deal was made as one of the first ones. She sings about beauty (perhaps that was her deal?) about casting spells and she assists Thomas with his cards.

Jamahl

He sings about being prepared when Thomas is talking about the future. This anxiety might have gotten the best of him: after all, you don’t have to be scared of anything when you are the boogeyman himself.

Terrance

After the transformation of (Y/N), Terrance surprisingly has an emotional solo. “Far from the ones who abandoned you. Chasing the love of these humans, who made you feel wanted.” His reasoning for selling his soul is clear but heartbreaking.

Someone else?

But, Terrance and the others sing also about a bigger evil. In the combined songs of the headless horseman and Cruella de vil (with the pronoun changed from she to he!) they sing about an inhuman beast that should be locked up. This could refer to the one behind the screen, the reason why they’re in this particular situation. It’s not Thomas, as he sings along with the demons here, so it has to be someone else…

Dennis

That’s right. Even without a single line of dialogue, Dennis the piano player might be the one who’s pulling the strings. He stays in the background, but guides and orchestrates what the others sing. “Getting a head” might refer to him finding sanity or clear thought. This is why he uses Thomas to lure in unsuspecting humans.

And that’s it! If you’re curious to the exact reasoning behind some claims, or want to add something, feel free to comment, reblog or even send me an ask!

May we have some treats, please?