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*DO NOT STEAL*

The Hydra from Hercules (1997) was one of my childhood terrors, enough to make me shut off the movie and avoid it for a good while. However, I can appreciate the work the designers and animators put in to bring her to life. She's intimidating in-universe and out, helped by being rendered in CGI in an otherwise traditionally animated movie. (It would have taken forever to draw and animate all those heads!) Not to mention that she's very expressive, effectively portraying her as an intelligent and sadistic creature. Clever girl.

Here the Hydra has her eyes on a certain one-eyed monster. He might not be very filling, but he's sure to make her laugh. (The sounds they make when swallowing and belching are the same!)

Hercules (1997) belongs to Disney. Monsters Inc. belongs to Pixar.

Why this crack ship? Because official couples can be so overrated.

Description
*DO NOT STEAL*

The Hydra from Hercules (1997) was one of my childhood terrors, enough to make me shut off the movie and avoid it for a good while. However, I can appreciate the work the designers and animators put in to bring her to life. She's intimidating in-universe and out, helped by being rendered in CGI in an otherwise traditionally animated movie. (It would have taken forever to draw and animate all those heads!) Not to mention that she's very expressive, effectively portraying her as an intelligent and sadistic creature. Clever girl.

Here the Hydra has her eyes on a certain one-eyed monster. He might not be very filling, but he's sure to make her laugh. (The sounds they make when swallowing and belching are the same!)

Hercules (1997) belongs to Disney. Monsters Inc. belongs to Pixar.

Why this crack ship? Because official couples can be so overrated.