I have always wondered how Fushi's transformation work scientifically. I think that whichever form he takes or whatever object he creates, he absorbs the atoms and DNA of people, then recreates them from the atoms he absorbed
The nameless boy started traveling in the middle of winter to find paradise. At the start of the episode the Beholder says "as its surroundings grew warmer", "Snow began to fall", implying that the area where he lives doesn't get snow all year round. So then why couldn't the boy just travel when winter was over?
They showed us a teaser for the future arc at the end of season 3, so why is it taking so long to be announced? I don't really care for the future arc as I didn't like reading it, but I'm just curious will there be a season 4 or not?
What are some of your predictions and episode ideas for season 8, and when do you think it will be released? I can't wait anymore!
Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against LGBTQ, I myself identify as non-binary, but I feel like with Gumball it just comes out of nowhere. People have thought it is confirmed with how he acted in The Ex, and implied by Ben on his twitter, but I don't think it's confirmed at all. And what would Penny think about him being "in love" with Rob? Wouldn't that make her jealous? And we saw how he completely ignored her in The Ex, which I completely despise that episode! I don't think it meant Gumball was "in love" with Rob, he was just wanting his attention, which is really annoying to me and felt completely out of character, after what happened in The Disaster, never mind the events being erased! This is just my opinion, but I wanted to tell it.
At the start of this episode, Kahaku asks Fushi, who is in Parona's body at the time, to be his wife, and he hugs Fushi, resulting in her/him running away and vomiting. Fushi says "this isn't my body", implying that it is Parona who was disgusted by Kahaku's advances. But how is that possible since Parona is dead? Does her soul somehow reside within Fushi?
Also, I think it wasn't just Parona who was disgusted, but maybe Fushi himself was also disgusted as the hug could have reminded him of how Hayase tried taking advantage of him, by almost raping him?
I have stated before that I hate the future arc for this exact scene which reveals the creepy origin of how the doll came to live...
So we find out that clone #23's brain had been removed to connect her consciousness to the doll so it can come to life, which is the very thing that I find so creepy and disgusting.
But as we see in the Pixar movie Hoppers, there is a much simpler method to connecting one's consciousness to an object; Mabel just sits in a chair and simply puts a machine on your head connecting her consciousness to the beaver robot. I would have much rather preferred this method for the doll instead of the creepy brain removal!
So why couldn't Oima just do the same way as Hoppers did instead of going the creepy route involving brain removal??? Was it just for shock value just for the sake of being creepy??
I know an original draft of a movie which is different from the final film is considered non-canon, but hear me out. What if the OG plot and final film are both canon? The plot with the shock collars could simply take place a year before the final film, at which point shock collars have been banned in Zootopia, but there was still prejudice.
Also, In the OG plot, Judy first meets Nick at the Wild Times park, but in the final film their first meeting is different. What if she just didn't remember him from their first meeting at Wild Times?
This is just a fan theory, but let me know what you think
The reason why I'm asking is that when she was searching Mr. Big's limo for clues about Otterton, there she felt more like a detective despite still being a rookie cop, so I was wondering is she like a detective cop or are detectives separate from the police, at least in Zootopia?