Technically she she should have been more specific. I just don't get why she lost her head too, instead of just the arms?
I guess it must have been an evil Genie. 😋
It's a common trope to depict making a wish but causing unintended and dark consequences. It's allegory to be careful what you wish for. I suppose you could call this "anti-wish".
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Those poor, unfortunate soles.
Oh man, the rare triple entendre
I hadn't even thought of the sole fish, but here we are, and I have you to thank for pointing it out!
How is she speaking?
Through her lower lips
Maybe more...
Imagine
Thanks for reminding me of this
Also bonus animation of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrXT3OIMQfE
Og full version (though I don't remember the audio being that glitchy)
Advanced sphincter control techniques.
Exactly! Ursula took her voice as payment! How could she talk?!
The same way she's breathing, duh
Ursula has a very low opinion of men; 100% she expects this to still work.
I mean...
The Mermaid
I was absolutely certain I was going to have a one-of-a-kind comment that was perfect for the post, but it turns out you already posted it!
What can I say? It’s a catchy tune!
Not shown: she perseveres and ends up becoming a celebrated breakdancer
Let's say: A known breakdancer.
Technically she she should have been more specific. I just don't get why she lost her head too, instead of just the arms?
I guess it must have been an evil Genie. 😋
It's a common trope to depict making a wish but causing unintended and dark consequences. It's allegory to be careful what you wish for. I suppose you could call this "anti-wish".
RIP Frank Beard