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Inspired by wonderful image called Stitch Differences

Stitch from the original movie was beautifully characterized. Like we all know he started out as an evil little alien seeking anything to destroy, but once he met Nani and Lilo he had changed for the better. He has developed to a sibling to both sisters instead of a pet, and has relied on their acceptance and affection to belong somewhere in the world. Beside being the angel that Lilo asked for, he also symbolized the rage that Lilo felt within her since the death of her parents. Even though he was learning to become good because of Lilo's love and guidance, his presence had also changed Lilo for the better as well, making them both see that they needed one another to find the happiness they wanted. Due to this, Stitch has become more mature realizing that instead of chaos and destruction, family and love was more important, and has to protect them no matter what, in which became the new purpose in his life.

Stitch (series): Aside from his way off appearance to the original, this Stitch doesn't seem too bad in my opinion but there are a few things that did bother me a bit. This Stitch seemed to take a step backward in his progress of behavior, becoming a lot more defiant than in the movie. I felt like this Stitch did in fact act more as a pet/toddler than the smarter alien sibling we loved, like if he totally forgot the difference between good or bad. Of course, this was done more for the sake of comedy, which was kinda annoying at times. Also, It bothered me so much that this Stitch didn't seem to be very compassionate to the other characters as he was in the films. Whenever there was a serious situation, Stitch never sympathized for them, since he was too busy playing around somewhere else. I guess it depends on what episode you watch but one good example would be the Remmy episode. Bright side is, that we got the chance to see more of Stitch's strength and fighting here when he had to defend his family, and whenever he did misbehave he did eventually realize what he did and seek for Lilo's advice or do what he could to make things right.

Stitch (anime): nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope!! Not even going to start on this abomination, this one took a step WAAAAAAAAAY back to how the original Stitch is, well actually it doesn't even remotely act like stitch at all.

NOPE

Ranted enough on this puke excuse of a clone, only thing I would like to comment is the weird anime expressions he does, Eww nooo....

anime and disney does not combine (except kingdom Hearts, totally cool with that one. Even though they too totally ignore Lilo's existence in Stitch's life, seriously WTF??!!).

Stitch (c)

Description
Inspired by wonderful image called Stitch Differences

Stitch from the original movie was beautifully characterized. Like we all know he started out as an evil little alien seeking anything to destroy, but once he met Nani and Lilo he had changed for the better. He has developed to a sibling to both sisters instead of a pet, and has relied on their acceptance and affection to belong somewhere in the world. Beside being the angel that Lilo asked for, he also symbolized the rage that Lilo felt within her since the death of her parents. Even though he was learning to become good because of Lilo's love and guidance, his presence had also changed Lilo for the better as well, making them both see that they needed one another to find the happiness they wanted. Due to this, Stitch has become more mature realizing that instead of chaos and destruction, family and love was more important, and has to protect them no matter what, in which became the new purpose in his life.

Stitch (series): Aside from his way off appearance to the original, this Stitch doesn't seem too bad in my opinion but there are a few things that did bother me a bit. This Stitch seemed to take a step backward in his progress of behavior, becoming a lot more defiant than in the movie. I felt like this Stitch did in fact act more as a pet/toddler than the smarter alien sibling we loved, like if he totally forgot the difference between good or bad. Of course, this was done more for the sake of comedy, which was kinda annoying at times. Also, It bothered me so much that this Stitch didn't seem to be very compassionate to the other characters as he was in the films. Whenever there was a serious situation, Stitch never sympathized for them, since he was too busy playing around somewhere else. I guess it depends on what episode you watch but one good example would be the Remmy episode. Bright side is, that we got the chance to see more of Stitch's strength and fighting here when he had to defend his family, and whenever he did misbehave he did eventually realize what he did and seek for Lilo's advice or do what he could to make things right.

Stitch (anime): nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope!! Not even going to start on this abomination, this one took a step WAAAAAAAAAY back to how the original Stitch is, well actually it doesn't even remotely act like stitch at all.

NOPE

Ranted enough on this puke excuse of a clone, only thing I would like to comment is the weird anime expressions he does, Eww nooo....

anime and disney does not combine (except kingdom Hearts, totally cool with that one. Even though they too totally ignore Lilo's existence in Stitch's life, seriously WTF??!!).

Stitch (c)