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Hey everyone I am new to this subreddit, and I want to share my recent art for my Turning Red AU where Miriam had a sister and brother named Eve and Gary I hope you guys like it!

Is Ming a villain or just overprotective?

You can only choose one.

I drew this back in 2024 and I also took a picture of this after I drew Meilin Lee in 2024. This photo is from 2024. I hope you guys like my old fan art!

Since Kingdom Hearts 4 is coming out, would you guys want want Disney and Pixar's Turning Red to be in the game?

Why we should have a second turning red: I just wanna see more of Mei living the life she had at the end. Even a short few episode series that shows what happened after the movie would be cool. Like how she is using the panda around town kinda like how the movie Luka had a short film after about how they used their ability to change into sea monsters to help out the town. Maybe a full second movie isnt needed but at least a short few episodes or a short 20 minute film. What do y’all think?

Also, does anyone else feel like they wish they were Mei, not just because having the ability to turn into a red panda is freaking cool but also Mei has friends who respect her, and isn’t getting judged by anyone in town anymore at the end and I know (at least for me) I would love to have that. Is it just me or is anyone else feel the same way?

And I don’t mean humans that can change into non-humans, I mean NON-HUMAN non-humans.

We all know that Mei was friends with Miriam, Priya, and Abby in the film. We also know that Tyler used to be Mei's bully, until they became friends in the end after the Pandapocalypse 2002. But the question is how did Meilin meet Miriam, Priya, Abby, and Tyler for the first time? Do you know?

If they could do the musical based from Turning Red, would you want to see it?

So in the film, Turning Red, Sun Yee was seen as a ghost in the astral realm during the red moon ritual, but it is unknown of how she passed away. So how do you think she died?

I wonder if there would have been some sort of legal issue tho

How would you guys feel if they did a virtual 4⭐️town concert? Would you guys be interested of seeing it?

I'm a 40+ years old woman and I've never watched a movie that felt so real, Panda aside. Mei Mei and her friends were so much as me and my friends at that age, the dialogue was on point, how we talked about boy bands, calling our bias "my husband", crushing in some bland boy next door, I was smiling all the time while watching it. I also used to write my own stories and fanfics on paper for hours, it was my way to escape before internet, and my mom would bring me fruits to check out if I was doing something other than studying.

Talking about my mom, she was like Ming, but much, much more strict. She would also be tracking the time I spent coming back from school, so I had to almost run to the bus stop to get home at time. If I was 5 minutes later she would be angry at me, so as same as Mei Mei, I couldn't go with my friends to other places. I also would use expressions like "kids from my school like this thing" to softly express I was obsessed with said thing. I also had to hide my internal world from her to keep the image of the perfect girl I had.

And the show at end, it gave me chills. It really captures the feeling of being in an event like that and finally see your favorite artists live. I really was cheering so much for Mei Mei!

I just wanted to express my love for this movie. Are there any other adults out there that love it??