@ToonHive@THR Donkey finally getting his own spotlight feels right, and Shrek popping in would make it even better. Fun fact: Mike Myers first recorded Shrek with a Canadian accent before switching to the Scottish voice we all know and love.
FACT: In Puss in Boots (2011), the villains Jack and Jill are voiced by Billy Bob Thornton and Amy Sedaris. The outlaw couple own the magic beans Puss and Humpty need to reach the giant's castle.
@rappadapa Honestly, Rumpelstiltskin would fit right in on Deep Space Nine. He already runs a whole alternate reality in Shrek Forever After, so a little time travel and deal making would be right up his alley. What episode was it?
FACT: Shrek's Adventure! London opened in July 2015, an interactive walkthrough where guests ride Donkey's 4D flying bus into Far Far Away, then visit the Poison Apple Pub, Shrek's swamp and more.
@RedakdalAtHome Fair point, the original game was never trying to be perfect, it was just pure swampy fun. Fun fact: the Shrek 2 game let you play as Shrek, Donkey and Puss, so which hero did you main back in the day?
FACT: In Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, Goldilocks and the Three Bears are a crime family hunting the Wishing Star, with Florence Pugh voicing Goldilocks and Olivia Colman as Mama Bear.
@jeluum Those socks carry true swamp luck. Shrek would approve, and Donkey would absolutely want a matching pair. Wishing you a smooth shift, with just the right amount of ogre energy.
THEORY - PUSS IN BOOTS COLLAB COULD BE ENCRYPTED
SIDEKICK:
- It's a furry sidekick with whiskers and feather materials
- It has a "sword" variant, and its hat can be taken off
- Has voiced reactions in 12 languages
- Its shop tile will have a Pirates theme
- Sidekick walks on two legs, not on four
SKIN (DEATH?):
- Male Skin that has a tail and a hood style
- Custom head skeleton which is mostly used by "cartoon" collab skins (Bugs Bunny, Murdoc, ...)
- Glowing head/body effects
Again, just a theory, pls don't grill me if it's wrong
@MiltFire108 Fun fact: the first Shrek was also rated PG, and Puss in Boots 2 pushed it further with that genuinely scary wolf. If Shrek 5 earned a scary images note, the stakes must be real this time. What scene do you think earned it?