#spies in disguise
“You took everything from me.”
This is my SID oc Isolde Every.
Isolde assisted Tristan as a member of the Captain Tristan’s team and his lover.
Before going out to the field, they hold each other's military serial number chain in their hands and wish each other’s safety as a good bye.
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After losing Isolde in Kyrgyzstan’s accident, Tristan abandoned his name and vowed revenge, with his new name, Killian.
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But in fact, Isolde was not even dead but also one of the bad guy’s spy.
Their love was based on nothing but a lie.
Isolde loved Killian only for manipulating him. he used Killian like a fancy toy. (I’m sorry, Killian.But I love the way you look in despair.)
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After SID , Agency accepted that Killian to join Team Weird.
During the mission of chasing the bad guys they realize this gang was somehow related to Kyrgyzstan.
When the puzzle of the case is arranged one by one. Killian reunited with Isolde. Killian is out of position and approaches Isolde .He went astray. At that moment, Isolde looks at Killian and says, “Grey hair looks good on you.” And then he disappears.
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Boom.
Tom Holland and Tessa, because who doesn’t love them?
Zendaya, Jacob Batalon, and Tom Holland
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tomholland2013 Getting ready for our @thebrotherstrust event tomorrow. Who saw @spiesindisguise yesterday!
December 26, 2019
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tomholland2013 A little Peter Parker pick me up
December 18, 2019
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December 17, 2019
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tomholland2013 Yesterday @sub0mission came to visit us on set to talk about what they are doing to help the homeless here in Cleveland. We teamed up with @empowermentplan to give them some of their multi-purpose coats, which will hopefully make a brighter Christmas for people in need. This is one of the incredible charities we are supporting @thebrotherstrust go to the link in my bio to find out more ❤️ #theempowermentplan #thebrotherstrust
December 13, 2019
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tomholland2013 Made some new friends today. Thanks for coming by the set #cherry
December 10, 2019 FB
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tomholland2013 Double Dutch
December 9, 2019
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tomholland2013 Happy birthday this this little legend. @paddyholland2004 miss you man and hope you had an amazing day.
December 6, 2019
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tomholland2013 It’s always good to be back. Thanks again @jimmykimmellive for having me. #spiesindisguise #christmasmovie
December 6, 2019
Everybody: *dying*
Tom Holland in every animated movie:
Walter’s House- this is some of the set design work I did for Walter’s House on Spies in Disguise. I never thought I’d design bird poop for my job but there’s a first for everything. @williereal came up with some beautiful, early concepts for most of the Spy sets and I’m really just standing on his shoulders here. When I was given this assignment I tried to translate his exploratory sketches in a way that gives his straight and curve subtleties 3D representation through volume. I also worked to keep this “lean” Willie incorporates so naturally into his designs. Balancing all these design nuances can be tricky while maintaining sound structure. I found that as long as I kept 2/3 of the design sound, I could push 1/3 of the structure in more playful shapes. For instance, a window outline might use 4 straights but I make those lines non-parallel. Then on the interior part of the window, I do the same but make sure those lines aren’t parallel to themselves nor the outer lines. The result gives you a playful feel. I hope this gives you some insight into my design philosophy and in this case…translating someone’s genius design into three dimensions.
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Did you know there was a scrapped storyboards of Lance Sterling’s mother who was also a secret agent? It was fun to develop a headcanon based on the deleted boards/animation.
If it’s on your Disneyplus please go ahead and watch it! One of the best Bluesky movies and the LAST movie from the studio.
Reposting one of older comics about Killian(½) (tho i’m not sure if i want to keep translating the rest)
I speak English but it isn’t my mother tongue. My translation sounds awkward. Sorry!
It is THAT time of the year, so here is my last year’s contribution to the fandom. Idk what to draw for this year. Still no idea. Rip Bluesky studio btw. You’ll always be my inspiration
As requested!
I was visiting home for the holidays and my little sister wanted to see the movie, and I like to check up every once in a while on what’s being presented in new kids’ films, so I offered to take her. I was expecting mediocre animation and a bizarre cartoonish plot padded with a few adult jokes, and was pleasantly surprised.
What I Liked:
- The film’s key message is the condemnation of the overuse of excessive/lethal force by law enforcement.
- The film also condemns the US military/government’s excessive collateral damage and unnecessary casualties, particularly in foreign countries.
- Additionally, the film discourages compartmentalization and encourages working together instead of “flying solo” to gain all the glory for oneself. It also suggests that the idea of a hero going it alone to keep their teammates from being hurt is wrong, and that people should have their own agency to decide that for themselves. This reminded me of when I took my sister to see the Lego Batman movie, or Steven Universe.
- Walter’s traditionally feminine interests (glitter, unicorns, cooking, etc) are presented as non-gendered. His feminine mannerisms aren’t made the butt of any joke, and they’re not even pointed out, they’re just part of his character. While the other characters do treat him as an outsider, it’s because they find his pacifist values impractical for the job, not because of any perceived failure to perform masculinity.
- Normalizing platonic tenderness between male characters- there’s several times where Walter initiates a hug, or Lance communicates his emotions. There’s even a moment where Walter casually climbs into Lance’s lap and isn’t rebuffed.
- When Lance is angry and realizes that he’s scaring Walter, he immediately changes his behavior, apologizes, and says “I shouldn’t raise my voice, i’m just really stressed right now.” It reminded me a lot of a moment from Spiderman: Far From Home, where Peter yells at Happy and then says “I’m sorry, I shouldn’t shout.” I think that’s an important thing to teach to the kids that are seeing these movies, that you can express stress without escalating to anger, and that yelling or becoming violent is inappropriate.
- Lance, a black male lead, is allowed to cry in a genuinely tragic moment rather than for a joke.
- No romantic subplot.
- Walter has an emotional support animal
- Walter’s main influence is his mother, a police officer who is killed on the job. It’s too rare to find a male character who idolizes his mother, or is predominantly driven by teachings from her. It’s far more common to find sons or daughters who are attached in this way to their fathers. Walter’s mother encourages his unique interests, tells him to embrace his true self regardless of what people say, and instills in him compassion and the desire to protect others. Additionally, her death leads him to believe in pacifism instead of pursuing revenge.
- “When you fight fire with fire, everyone gets burned.” A good guy with a gun is not the answer to a bad guy with a gun.
- Diverse, distinct,andnon-sexualized female characters, all wearing practicaluniforms just like their male counterparts.
- The villain had an understandable motive but he wasn’t given a tragic backstory to humanize him. The writing doesn’t allow you to side with him, he’s not a self-insert for any shitty person that feels they’ve been wronged by society.
- Walter has a lot of traits that could easily be read as queer or neurodivergent, traits that are never “corrected” or “grown out of.” In fact, by the end of the film, they’re celebrated. Having lead characters with traits like these in children’s media can help kids to accept these in their peers, or in themselves.
- There were a lot of cool secondary details in the character design (tattoos, scars, etc) that made them feel like real people with histories.
- It was legitimately funny. I was laughing out load, and had an honestly great time. I was worried I’d be bored out of my mind, but I was genuinely entertained.
What I Didn’t:
- Lance turning into a pigeon continues that weird pattern of POC animated characters spending the majority of their films as an animal or non-human creature (see also: Princess and the Frog, Soul, Emperor’s New Groove, Brother Bear) Lance could have accomplished his character arc without this, the story would have functioned just as well without the pigeon-shapeshifting, or with Walter and Lance’s races being swapped so a black lead remained human for the entire film.
- Another bad trope continued by this film- disfigured and disabled villains. The villain of this movie has a prosthetic arm and severe burns on his face.
- There’s a scene in which Lance, in his pigeon body, lays an egg. Walter surmises that this is because the DNA used to create the pigeon-serum came from his female pet pigeon, Lovey. He then says “You know what this means, you’re a girl!” Being a trans man, I found this exchange uncomfortable, because the dialogue suggests that biology=gender regardless of identity, and the scene was completely inconsequential to any other part of the plot, thus unnecessary.
- There’s a lot of jokes about anal penetration in this movie??? Like 5???Why???
Killian is killing me!
I’m boreeed
Also young lance x kill Ian
Doodles and doodles
Protec The baby
Doodles from this crazy Au
Lance is a prince that was looking for someone that would help him to break his curse he finds Walter a young wizard with peculiar powers and a sweet charm, he decides to help him and give him a job as his companion
Another Au to another fandom
Doodles
Princess and the frog (dove)
Curses
Howls moving castle
Kinda….
