Ever After High (Show + Books)

Let’s talk about this. With Netflix signing on for an animated movie and 12, 24 minute episodes, I figured it would be nice to start a discussion
 
The summary of the series
 
For generations, people of the world has followed the stories of their fairy tales ancestors. Following their roles like an actor reading a script and going through from point A to point B. The world created sacrifices the few bits of happiness - mainly the ones that plays the parts of villains- so that the world as a whole may have peace. If someone goes off the script to far, the whole world may be put into danger - example, when the Evil Queen finished her job as Snow White’s evil queen, she went after other stories to take the roles of their villains. If you don’t follow your story, your story will disappear and you will go “Poof;” we only know one set of characters that didn’t follow their stories, “The Tale of Two Sisters” did infact disappear from the world, but as for the characters themselves, we do not know.
 
so anyone else like this?

I’m only into the dolls.

@And Brother I Hurt People  
I myself never could see the point of regular dolls, they seemed more trouble to take care of than regular figures

@Abarekiller
 
Well, I’m into dolls in general, so maybe I just have more patience for upkeeping. Washing and brushing out box hair is a great destresser for me.

I feel bad about Duchess
 
being the only royal with a bad end, she is scared that she is probably goingg to die that she is actually trying to tempt fate. that she believes if she can cause someone to not get their “Good End” the magical powers of the universe would try to balance itself out by giving her a “Good End”
 
Though the karmic balance turning to right itself would only more than likely backlash on her and possibly give her an even worse ending if that were possible. You can’t expect a good outcome from doing evil
 
in the Royals’ logic, which is also the offcial status quo, not even the minimum change on a story is allowed. She fights a lost cause. It probably scares her the most; maybe she prefers not to think about it, and keep the illusion of having a hope… it’s a dreadful feeling

Kind of creepy, yo. Though it being a Netflix series is confusing.

@Itsthinking  
yeah, it’s kind of strange. definitely not getting the maximum number of the target audience that would watch it. But what ever….anything to get out of the 2-3 minute episodes, not nearly enough time to develop the characters - and perhaps, Mattel will be a bit more lenient. Chapter 2 had been suffering a bit in the story department, but that was probably more the writers waiting to see what was going to happen with the deal with Netfilx
 
also while on the /co/ thread, I had a sudden realization, just copying and pasting
 
>Tale of two sisters. (tales can often be used for a term of “Stories of the past”)  
>one sister was “beautiful”  
>one was “ugly”  
>They loved eachother enough to say fuck you to destiny  
>They “left this world and hoped for a better world”  
>Raven is treated as the “ugly” witch  
>Apple is treated as the “Beautiful” princess  
>Their relationship is almost sister like which will then become lesbian love
 
The two sisters “commited suicide” and Raven and Apple are their reincarnations

I really do hope Cerise does go wolf in the show, and not just remain as a SDCC exclusive  

@Itsthinking
 
 
how is it creepy?

@Abarekiller  
I think a horse having an offspring with a zombie is creepy.
 
The whole series seems like some sort of joke that Adult Swim would make, they actually kind of did already.

@Itsthinking
 
I think you got monster high mixed up with Ever After High

made a short music video, sadly the show didn’t have the right clips in the middle part that I wanted
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzgWkpMYoSk&list=UU7Fy9W_9JdpbfN89Z6Rj6YQ
 
hopefully with the netflix series I can at least do a full video