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Ever since Walt Disney bought the rights to A. A. Milne's books about Winnie the Pooh, the films made some slight modifications to Winnie the Pooh himself and the Hundred-Acre Wood gang. In their latest film, Christopher Robin, the producers decided to revisit the books' roots by redesigning the gang so they resemble their original book designs. I decided to go a step further.

Pooh - he has no shirt on.
Piglet - his suit is green.
Tigger - he is on all fours, the tip of his tail has no black stripe, he lacks the light parts, and his nose is black.
Eeyore - his tail has no bow, he also lacks light parts, and he has dots for eyes. Does his tail come off? I don't know.
Rabbit - he's all brown, his nose is black, and he lacks eyebrows.
Kanga and Roo - not much for Kanga, but Roo lacks his shirt.
Owl - he lacks eyebrows, the white feathers beneath his beak, and his chest markings altogether.

All in all, if they decide to make another Winnie the Pooh film with the gang in CGI, I think these designs might fit them more.

Winnie the Pooh ©️ A. A. Milne and Disney

EDIT: I forgot I also did this because Winnie the Pooh and friends entered the public domain.

Description
Ever since Walt Disney bought the rights to A. A. Milne's books about Winnie the Pooh, the films made some slight modifications to Winnie the Pooh himself and the Hundred-Acre Wood gang. In their latest film, Christopher Robin, the producers decided to revisit the books' roots by redesigning the gang so they resemble their original book designs. I decided to go a step further.

Pooh - he has no shirt on.
Piglet - his suit is green.
Tigger - he is on all fours, the tip of his tail has no black stripe, he lacks the light parts, and his nose is black.
Eeyore - his tail has no bow, he also lacks light parts, and he has dots for eyes. Does his tail come off? I don't know.
Rabbit - he's all brown, his nose is black, and he lacks eyebrows.
Kanga and Roo - not much for Kanga, but Roo lacks his shirt.
Owl - he lacks eyebrows, the white feathers beneath his beak, and his chest markings altogether.

All in all, if they decide to make another Winnie the Pooh film with the gang in CGI, I think these designs might fit them more.

Winnie the Pooh ©️ A. A. Milne and Disney

EDIT: I forgot I also did this because Winnie the Pooh and friends entered the public domain.