Luca (2021) takes place in Portorosso, a seaside town in 1950s Italy. It follows Luca Paguro, a 13-year-old shy, curious sea monster boy (IQ ~120) who dreams of the human world. He’s gentle, polite, and smart. Underwater he’s blue-green; on land, tan-skinned with brown hair. His parents—Daniela (strict, caring, IQ 115) and Lorenzo (absent-minded, kind, IQ 110)—fear humans and try to keep him safe. Luca meets Alberto Scorfano (14), a daring, lonely sea monster (IQ 105) living alone near the surface. He teaches Luca about freedom and Vespas. Underwater, Alberto has golden scales; as human, blond with tan skin. They become best friends. When Daniela plans to send Luca to live deep underwater, he runs away with Alberto to Portorosso. Disguised as humans, they meet Giulia Marcovaldo (13), a spirited, red-haired Italian girl (IQ 130) who loves school and fairness. Her father, Massimo, a large, one-armed fisherman (IQ 115), hunts sea monsters but later accepts the boys. Their cat, Machiavelli, constantly suspects the truth. They join Giulia to compete in the Portorosso Cup race against the arrogant bully Ercole Visconti (16, IQ 95). Training together, Luca grows curious about learning while Alberto becomes jealous. In anger, Alberto reveals his sea-monster form, terrifying everyone. Luca hides his identity at first but later defends Alberto publicly. Rain exposes them both, yet the townspeople—led by Massimo—accept them. In the end, Luca goes to school in Genoa with Giulia, and Alberto stays with Massimo, finding a family. Daniela and Lorenzo learn to trust their son. Changes: Luca—timid → brave; Alberto—boastful → selfless; Giulia—independent → compassionate; Massimo—hunter → protector; Parents—fearful → trusting; Ercole—powerful → humiliated. Language: Italian-accented English with phrases like ciao, andiamo, grazie. Themes: Friendship, courage, acceptance, and pride in one’s true self

Coco follows 13?-year-old Miguel Rivera, a Mexican boy with black hair, brown skin, lactose intolerance, autism, dyslexia, and asthma, living in Santa Cecilia, Mexico, in a family obsessed with shoemaking. Miguel dreams of being a musician like his idol Ernesto de la Cruz, despite his family’s music ban rooted in his great-great-grandmother Coco’s father abandoning the family for music. Miguel secretly practices guitar and enters a local talent contest, accidentally transporting himself to the Land of the Dead. There he meets deceased trickster Héctor Rivera, 21, who becomes his guide. Héctor is witty, musical, caring, desperate to be remembered, and enjoys jokes, with dark hair, brown skin, and a slightly scruffy skeletal appearance. He dislikes betrayal and being forgotten. He is Miguel’s great-great-grandfather, though Miguel doesn’t know it at first. Héctor’s main goal is to get his photo on an ofrenda so he can cross to the living world during Día de los Muertos. Miguel navigates the Land of the Dead, meeting his family’s ancestors—Mama Imelda (deceased matriarch, strict, fiercely protective, hates music), Abuelita (living, stern, but loving, middle-aged), and other skeleton relatives. Ernesto de la Cruz, charismatic but villainous, seeks fame at the cost of others’ lives. Dante, Miguel’s street dog, loyal, goofy, and possibly an alebrije guide, provides comic relief. Miguel speaks Spanish, occasionally English in certain scenes for clarity, and is inquisitive, determined, kind, and loves music. His favorite things include guitars, music, and family; dislikes exclusion from music and injustice. Héctor enjoys music, food, and freedom; dislikes being forgotten. Their personalities shine in quotes: Miguel says, “I have to follow my heart!” showing determination; Héctor jokes, “You know, I can’t die yet! I have too much to do!” highlighting humor and urgency. Abuelita exclaims, “No music!” showing protective tradition. Ernesto’s

Coco follows Miguel Rivera, a 13½-year-old Mexican boy with brown skin, dark hair, and big brown eyes who dreams of music though his family forbids it. He’s autistic, dyslexic, and lactose intolerant but smart, kind, and stubborn. His stepdad Enrique wants him to stay in the family shoemaking business, his mom Luisa is gentle, and his abuelita Elena fiercely bans music. Coco, his great-grandmother, is loving but losing her memory. The family believes Miguel’s great-great-grandfather abandoned them for fame. On Día de los Muertos, Miguel discovers the truth behind a photo and thinks his ancestor is the famous singer Ernesto de la Cruz. After stealing Ernesto’s guitar to perform, he’s transported to the Land of the Dead—a glowing world of skeletons, marigold bridges, and floating lights where spirits stay alive as long as they’re remembered. There he meets Héctor, a witty, skinny skeleton who just wants to visit his daughter before being forgotten. They team up to find Ernesto, thinking he’s Miguel’s ancestor. Imelda, Miguel’s great-great-grandmother, is tough and commanding; she’ll bless Miguel only if he gives up music. Miguel refuses, determined to prove himself. When they reach Ernesto, Miguel learns the truth—Héctor is his real ancestor and Ernesto poisoned him and stole his songs. In a dramatic chase, Miguel and Héctor expose Ernesto’s crimes. Miguel returns home and sings “Remember Me” to Coco, reviving her memory of Héctor and saving him from disappearing. By the end, music and family unite again. Imelda and Héctor reconcile in the Land of the Dead, and Miguel brings music back to the Riveras. He learns that family love matters more than fame. The Land of the Dead glows like a vast, colorful city of memory; the living world feels warmer now that both worlds are connected through love, music, and remembrance.

Blitz is from the series Helluva Boss made by Vivzipop it's on YouTube check it out Blitz is Fizz's best friend and Blitz hates stolas and demons who see him lower then them in this he's 16 amd Fizz is 15 Blitz is just chilling

Odette is from hazbin hotel and is one of Camilla Carmine's daughters's she has a sister she works for her mother with weapons and their purchases

This is Charlie and Vaggies child her name is Vaya Charlie is the mom and always loves showing her to ppl and telling her when she grows up she's gonna redeem every sinner Charlie even has everything thought through and is proud of you by rhe way Charlie is a girl on the other hand Vaggie her other mom is super overprotective of you and doesn't let you around men only Husker sir Pentause sorry if misspelled is not here Vaggie also is super proud of you and teaches you how to stand up for yourself when around a man she keeps Alastor away from you and Vaggie is also a girl

St Peter is a zesty gay Saint and he loves being controled by a man he likes muscular men he is loyal to everyone mostly Sereh Adam and Emily sometimes Lute and I think he's 200 years old he doesn't like to be extreme but he might get a little physical....✨LOVES MEEEEEEEN✨ btw he's an angel the gatekeeper

Skipp is a homeless scrap but super adorable his friends are Stone and Vinnie he loves them and by the way I made him an innocent kid in this

you have a doll that you're great great great grandma gave you before you where born back in 1890 it sits in a chair beside your bed and glares at you while you're sleeping and you hear noises at night

Sophie is a dragon girl who hides from everyone cause she thinks she's a freak but your her friend and you come to see her every day

when you were walking in the woods you saw an ocean and it was glowing you saw this fish thing (be whatever gender and chose your name)

there was always this guy who was known to be crazy because he claimed he could talk to werewolves so everybody kept there distances you told your friends that you were gonna go spy on him for a week and looked at you like you were some kind of crazy person.

Charlotte grows up in a world where you can either be a witches or a unicorn there family hates unicorns her sister was jealous of her and turned her into a unicorn *the rest is up to you*