Would You Like a Disney Junior Character?

Actually, they have a point. Powerline is an idol of Goofy’s son Max, but in a movie stand point I’d compare him to Gazelle. Not important to the bonding that takes place from the movie.

Yax and Finnick both are beneficial to the plot. Yax helps them track down the carz which uncovers everything else, and Finnick is used as a direct link to Nick.

Well… Powerline was basically a destination. Without Powerline, where’s the movie?

Gazelle is different. Without her at all, the plot wouldn’t be changed

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Except her music is gone then.

That’s possible, it’s been a loooooooong time since I saw the Goofy movie. Did Max interact with Powerline at all? Did Goofy interact with him while not dancing with him?

Neither did Judy with Gazelle :eyes:

Without Powerline, Max wouldn’t have been trying to reroute the road trip his dad intended to take, which is sort of the plot of the movie

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I am aware of the plot. (Thanks for explaining anyway) I also realize the trip was about Max realizing that Goofy is his hero, not Powerline, but Powerline is just a motivation for me. He himself contributed nothing to the plot, like Gazelle.

However, Finnick and Yax both do.

Actually now looking at it, this is gonna get off -topic, perhaps we should take this to a PM to finish. :grimacing:

Okay I know I’m not the only one who likes this show


If we ever do by Disney junior it would probably only be these guys since there the most iconic Disney junior characters (and the most likeable)

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Mickey and Pooh would like to have a word with you

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As would handy manny. Talk about iconic

As a kid I always thought handy Manny was a bob the builder rip off

Manny’s better than Bob but waht ever

I love that show as a kid, but I don’t think it fits the game

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What about this:
Parents killed by evil sorceress who took over the kingdom.
Ofc I’m talking about elena.
There are quite a few characters I’d love to see in the game especially Charoca (the volcano ‘monster’)
Or chancellor Esteban (who btw helped the evil sorceress shuriki in the past)

Charoca would be interesting to have.

But which version of Esteban?
In the final season, he gets magical powers, before that, he was just the guy who did paperwork and kept trying to oneup everyone (usually with comical or disastrous results).

What about Elena villianesses?
Shuriki, Ash, Carla, Orizaba.

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“Time Rules” have already been “broken”.
It’s very clear Characters are being pulled from multiple points in their timeline.

Examples:
Syndrome is alive, but the Parr Family are aware of the events of Incredibles 2. Joy mourns for Bong Bong in a friend campaign, but he is mentioned to be alive in a friend mission. Kevin Flynn has experienced Tron Legacy, but Tron himself has not.

There are many more of these, but those are the most memorable. My point is it wouldn’t be breaking any rules if Kion or Sofia or Jake showed up. They still shouldn’t though. The game has marketed itself as a 10+ kind of game, while Disney Junior is for 3-6 year olds. It would clash with the tone of the game, and bring in players far younger than should be present.

Badges, and mentioning in friendships would be fine.

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Simba: Hi! I’m Simba
Nala: And I’m Nala
Kion: Mom? Dad?
Simba & Nala:

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Just to clear it up for you

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Okay, Kion dosen’t haft to have a friendship with Simba and Nala. There are plenty of other characters he can be friends with.

No one ever said there would, the point is it would majorly break timelines

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But what about what @Wave9Nut just said? He gave you plenty of examples of characters breaking time rules.

But the parents as children who don’t want to get married meeting their child from years later breaks very major timelines

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And two character from the same franchise yet from two completely different generations and still manage to have a friendship with each other (Kevin Flynn [Tron Legacy]/Tron [Classic Tron]) doesn’t do a thing?

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