@AskrSMNBrandon@RiseFallNickBck Honestly, he may very well have suspected aliens were involved, and may have even believed Lilo, but this didn't help matters. It's just all the more incentive to take Lilo somewhere safe.
@Alexdoodless But that wasn't really the problem. It wasn't simply Nani's financial stability, or Lilo's issues, it was that, on top of that, they got involved with dangerous aliens. Hard to justify leaving her with an animal that nearly drowned her.
@TioQueJuega@RiseFallNickBck Yes, he may very well have believed Lilo about the aliens. But that didn't necessarily help the situation. With him now suspecting that Stitch (and, by extension, Lilo and Nani) were being targeted by dangerous aliens, it's all the more incentive to take Lilo somewhere safe.
@RiseFallNickBck Here's the thing: I kinda see both sides of the argument here. It's obvious from what we've seen that Nani IS the only person who understands Lilo and she'd probably be miserable with anyone else. But...their house just blew up. How can Nani possibly take care of her after this?
@AlienCricketHub@BROZONESMOM Tbf, they didn't end up together until much later, when the age difference didn't matter as much (I mean, if he was in college at the time, I don't think there's a problem).
@pinkiemachine Hey, great to see updates on this project!
(BTW, started writing my own take on The Snow Queen. I can share what I have so far, in case you're ever interested).
@TheLuluDeluxe@NasT990096 This one actually had a really good finale even after being cut short.
(Honestly, kinda disgusting how Disney treated it. They waited two years to air the second season, then did it quietly over the course of two weeks, as if to just get it over with).
@VoltShine I mean, KH2 also had this problem. I almost never died while playing the game (which I assume was in response to fans who found the original frustrating).