Wednesday 25 March 2015

fan service #1: Disney creepy pastas

Fan service is basically something creators put in their work that is unrelated to the work but they put them in to “make the fans happier”.9 times out of 10 fan service is mostly the oversized boobs in manga but unfortunately this blogger neither has boobs nor the skill to draw all men’s dreams so instead whenever I get the chance to write on a topic requested by you I will.
The most read article on my blog is one about Cartoons and the theories behind them So it isn’t shocking when once or twice I receive negative backlash from it but fortunately it also brings in some positive feedback such was the case when long time reader Ill-pool asked for more childhood ruining stories but this time he added the catch that they should be based on facts not fan theories.
Challenge accepted!
So ladies and gentlemen I feel bad for ruining your childhoods again but here are 7 fairytales before Disney changed them

1. Cinderella

Disney channel is known for great cartoons, making Marvel do whatever they want and the occasional child star that loses their mind.one of the great things they do and don’t get enough credit for is making their stories “child-friendly” as was the case was with Cinderella. One of the older versions of Cinderella when the prince comes looking for the her the step mother convinces her older daughter to cut off her big toe so as to fit into the slipper since once she is queen there would be no reason to go anywhere on foot.
Unfortunately while going back to the castle the bleeding was noticed and the older step sister was returned home where her younger sister was given a chance. She too couldn’t fit into the slipper and also cut off her big toe but once again on the way to the castle the bleeding was noticed and she too was returned home.
Finally Cinderella and the prince are united, yaay!

 2. Sleeping Beauty

We’ve all seen those pictures of people pretending to be photographed by their “SO” only to be exposed by a reflection or shadow this embarrassingly reveals the influence this story has had on most of us. Unfortunately some of the earlier writers of the story were more pessimistic.
When he can’t wake sleeping beauty the king, note originally not a prince, decides to take advantage of the situation and rapes her. This also fails to wake her and she gets pregnant. Although in some stories she is woken up by the pain of child birth while in others it’s her child blindly sucking on her finger but both have the light side that at least she had twins.

3. The little Mermaid

In some of original version of this story the little mermaid traded her voice for legs something described as “walking on two swords…” in order to go and marry the prince.Unfortunately, the prince falls in love and marries another girl whom she mistakes for the mermaid. The mermaids sisters all cut off their hair and trade it for a way to get her changed back and their given a dagger that she must use to kill the prince.
But still in love with the prince she is unable to do so and she eventually turns to sea foam.

4. Snow white and the seven Dwarves

“Oh magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?” I may not be a magic mirror but the answer is most definitely YOU! Let’s hope then you won’t have the same fate as snow white though because once the evil queen found out she tried to kill her 3 times. After she finds out that she is leaving with dwarves in the forest she tries to make her kill herself. At first she laces her bonnet too tight. The second attempt was combing her hair with a poisoned comb (fairytale logic at its best) and finally the apple. No true loves kiss here kiddies but when the prince finds the dwarves and snow white he wants to take her away because “he has fallen in love with her dead body inside the glass coffin”  *cough*weirdo*cough*
When the coffin is being carried away it falls and the piece of apple in her throat gets dislodged and she and the prince fall in love…when what the queen has done is found out she is forced to wear hot metal shoes and dance until she dies.

5. Little Red Riding Hood

Personally I have always thought that Red is the most retarded character in history if a wolf(that she met only moments before) in her grand mas clothes was able to fool her but then I made the mistake of reading the oldest version of her story. Early spoiler: this story does not contain the huntsman and with that being said the faint of heart may want to skip this one.
When the wolf arrives at grandma’s house he kills her and skins hers wearing her skin as a disguise. Am betting now all those retarded questions she asks make more sense, aye? In certain versions the wolf even tricks red into eating a pot of her own dead grandmother. Luckily somewhere down the road some writer decided to take away the wolves ability to chew and added in the hunts man so the story became: the wolf ate them both up and…you know the rest
Moral of the story: if grandma suddenly has big eyes and a big nose put her down.

6. Hansel and Gretel

This story on its own is already creepy pasta and I was kind of surprised it could get darker. Originally based on a French story called the lost children the parents of the two children decide to “misplace” them in the dark forest because they were greedy. They find a red house and a woman who takes them in but tells them that they should not make any noise otherwise her husband will eat them.
The kids do make noise and the husband, who by the way it turns out to be the DEVIL! , finds them and he wants to eat them. He builds a saw-horse to bleed the children on but they pretend not to know how to get on it. When the wife gets on to demonstrate they slit her throat took the devils money and ran. They eventually cross a river which the devil is unable to do. They then go home with the money to take care of their parents.
Moral of the story: Don’t beat your kids…just leave them in a dark forest

7. The three little pigs.

Personally this has been one of the most difficult articles I’ve ever written since it’s a challenge to mask my love for this original tales for fear you might think I’m malevolent. Except for this one tale whose potential was stripped from it when it was reimagined to make it more “kid friendly”.
After the big bad bully wolf huffs and puffs down the house made of hay and sticks the three pigs are hidden inside the third house. He tries and tries but he is unable to blow it down he then decides to Santa clause it and uses a chimney to get inside. The pigs were however expecting him and have placed a boiling pot on the fireplace. The wolf is trapped in the pot and cooked alive the pigs then celebrate by eating him. Yeah didn’t even make that one up.
Moral of the story: don’t bully kids


Also sorry for the inconsistent posting soon this blog will go back to at least 2 posts per week so watch this space.

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