No big deal

 You know those episodes of TV shows where a character loses one of their possessions?  Now I don't mean in the comedic way where the object they're looking for is in their pocket and they go on this wild goose chase for no reason.  No, I mean when they lose a special object.

Maybe it was a ring that looks like the ring their favorite character, whom they consider a friend and have a very deep connection with, wears.

Maybe it was a bracelet from their mentor, reminding them that they are a guardian angel to their friends and family.

 Maybe it was a handmade bracelet from their best friend reminding them that their friend loves them and is always thinking about them.






Maybe it was a gift from their sister that came during a rough patch in their life brightening their day just a little.







You know what I'm talking about.  The episode where they're frantically looking for that once special object that they lost or misplaced and everyone around them is like, "dude it's no big deal, we can just replace it," but they really can't because it won't have the sentimental value.   They can't replace it because the replacement will never have the same memories and emotions the original had within it.

Guardians of the what?

                 This is a totally unnecessary post but I just need to get this out of my system.

These tow movies have more in common than just similar titles.  I've noticed that when described vaguely, these movies are exactly the same.  Watch and you'll see what I mean.

The main character is a rebellious, sarcastic, and free-spirited young man who is somewhat self-centered and snarky.  He has no family so he lives alone and just wanders around causing trouble.

 There is also this very comedic quiet character.  He doesn't say much, but he's still lovable.  This is also the character that dies saving the other characters only to come back to life.

There is also the main female character!  She's kinda small but she's still kicks butt.  She might even be a little attracted to the main character, but we're never quite sure.

 Then there is the anthropomorphic animal character.  This character is not too fond of the main character but tolerates them anyway.  They have their classic weapon that they always use; other than their quick wit of course!

 Now we come to the big burly character with the awesome tattoos and cool swords.  They may not understand sarcasm too well but that makes them all the more comical.

The villain of the film is a dark and sinister character who wants to destroy our band of heroes and acquire a very valuable object to take over the world and gain ultimate power.






















See what I mean?  I would give more examples on how these movies are scarily similar, but this post is getting long.  Do you think these movies are the same?  If so, in what other ways are they parallel to each other?  Tell me in the comments!

Over and out mi Picassos!
<3 Ary

Apology

Sup Picassos!  So I have a confession to make.  I have not been putting my full effort into my blogs.  I have been going through some things and I'm getting busy now that the school year is starting; not to mention the One Week Writing Challenge kinda drained my creative juices.  I want to say I'm sorry.  I should be putting more effort into this blog!  I've decided to take a 1-2 week hiatus to recollect myself and write up a bunch of blog drafts and gain my composure back!  Then I'll return new and improved!  So, I'll see ya in a couple of weeks!

Over and Out!

<3 Ary