Which of these TLBT villains do you want to see return in The Land Before Time and The Lion Guard’s Night at the Museum of Natural History? (And Art Museum)
You remember that post I made earlier about that crossover comic series between The Lion King and The Land Before Time that I wish was made a reality with that included that title but it could only use one returning TLBT villain appearing as the comrades to the new villains appearing and Scar’s army, Ushari and Zira herself, who ends up getting killed off at the end by turning to dust by sunrise as as those other new villains do while Scar’s army, Ushari and Zira are spared until the Season 3 premiere of The Lion Guard and The Lion King 2: Simba’s Pride events, which one Should be included, for those who don’t make the cut will return in a sequel comic story arc set in a new Natural history museum or art museum, (I already have a poll over which two museums you think the first comic story arc should be set in in that original post,) that may even focus on the real Star Wars of the humans of the Maya Civilization between the Mayan City-states of Calakmul, Palenque, Caracol, and Tikal plus the macaws, new world monkeys, sloths and jaguars that lived alongside them and the non-avian dinosaurs and pterosaurs of Cretaceous Mongolia and giant lemurs and elephant birds of Madagascar in the Late Plestiocene.
Anyway here are the choices: (With extra choices over which museums the first comic story arc should be set in, in double choices I will coin toss on the final choice whichever ones Don’t make it will be saved for the sequels.)
Red Claw, Screech and Thud (Red Claw revealed to be the brother to the Tyrannosaurus from the first Land Before Time movie gets more depth revealed into his tragic villain character and motivation and how Chomper and Ruby met and why they choose to go to the Great Valley in the first place with their families being unable to help them while Thud gets a redemption arc further foreshadowed in “Escape from the Mysterious Beyond” that ends with him pulling off a heroic sacrifice to kill and defeat Red Claw and Screech by fighting them and keeping them outside when sunrise comes so they would all turn into dust together in Redemption Equals Death.)
Ozzy and Strut (Strut goes on a redemption arc that ends with him betraying Ozzy and having him killed off alongside the new villains and afterwards gives himself his comeuppance for his own evil deeds by turning himself in to be sentenced to hard labor helping construct the Great Pyramid of Giza or grand temple at Tikal in Old Kingdom Egypt or Classic Period Maya disguised as a human, for four months promising to do better once his labor is over and gets a lifetime supply of plants no more eggs to eat in the meantime or Strut gets forgiven quickly and let off with no punishment whichever comes last.)
Rinkus and Sierra (They are revealed to have much bigger and selfish villain goals and motives as not-so-well-intentioned extremists than Pterano who was revealed to have been a well-intentioned extermist in the seventh TLBT movie trying to save the dinosaurs and pterosaurs of the Mesozoic Era from the crimes and tyranny caused by the new villains for this “Night at the Museum of Natural History (And Art Museum)” comic and reunite its predators and prey, divided by a magic spell cast by them thus making his redemption arc more justified and he is now focused on more fully helping other people alongside Etta revealed to be his sister as well as Wild Arms revealed to be named Ethan and a Suskityrannus named Janet while Cera’s mother and siblings were among the dinosaurs that Pterano unwittingly dead to their deaths in the Deinonychus’ claws and teeth fueling Daddy Topps’ hatred for Pterano.)
Ichy and Dil (Ichy and Dil manage to resolve their feud with each other and work side by side in this comic crossover series but end up die holding hands or rather wings when they become defeated by being left outside to turn to dust when sunrise comes.)
American Museum of Natural History, Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum of Modern Art/Field Museum, Alder Planetarium and Art Institute of Chicago
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, National Gallery of Art, National Museum of the American Indian, and National Air and Space Museum/Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Museum of Fine Arts