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Scanner, watch this video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsBB93… See what happened there? That's going to be you someday. I don't know what will push me over the edge, but it will happen if you keep doing this shit. I'm serious. Just keep fucking up my gradient work. Do it. You'll learn the true meaning of consequences.

AHEM. Now that my warning to an inanimate object is out of the way, brace yourself for a book of artist comments. (Please pardon any typos. It's taken me all afternoon to write between walking the dog and eating and etc, and I have a couple more things to upload. I'll go through and fix mistakes later!)

This picture fav.me/d75moel inspired a semi-parody of Frozen. I reworked the dress a bit, and thanks to my fuck-head scanner it looks like shit.

Since I can't be arsed to write it in a full-blown fan fic...

The Being is being (hehe) sung down by Angel and Omar, but after Mok falls and the portal is closing it makes one last effort to stay in the living dimension. It latches onto Angel, which she's initially unaware of. Weeks pass, and gradually she starts to feel 'off.' She notices that scalding hot things like just-brewed coffee and her stove-top don't hurt her, her physical strength increases, weird red crystals appear on surfaces near her when she's agitated, she gets gradually worsening headaches when she sings duos with Omar, and her dreams are the Being's: all hellfire and carnage.

The band is catching on that something's not quite right with Angel, and Omar tries to talk to her and gets totally shut out. "Do You Want Write a Duet??"

Then they are supposed to play a pseudo-concert for the debut of their album, and Angel barely makes it through. She gets sick after they're done, and then Omar's certain something is seriously wrong. He tries to brow-beat the truth out of her during the after-party, and she gets angry and creates a half-wall of red crystal spikes right in the middle of the floor.

Mylar (standing in for weasel-town) flips his shit and calls her a monster. The band and most of the guests are just too stunned to do anything, so Angel takes the opportunity to bolt. She heads for the power plant where it all started, and that's when...

The lightning strikes on the mountain night;
Not a person to be seen,
A kingdom of isolation,
And it looks like I'm the queen.

The wind is howling like this swirling storm inside.
Couldn't keep it in, heaven knows I tried.

Don't let them in; don't let them see;
Be the good girl you always have to be.
Conceal; don't feel; don't let them know.
Well now they knooooow.

Let It Go.
Let It Go.
Can't hold it back anymore.
Let It Go.
Let It Go.
Turn away and slam the door.
I don't care what they're going to say.
Let the storm rage on;
The heat never bothered me anyway.

It's funny how some distance
Makes everything seem small,
And the fears that once controlled me
Can't get to me at all.

It's time to see what I can do,
To test the limits and break through.
No right; no wrong; no rules for me.
I'm freeeeeeee!

Let It Go.
Let It Go.
I am one with the wind and sky.
Let It Go.
Let It Go.
You'll never see me cry.
Here I stand, and here I'll stay.
Let the storm rage on...

My power flickers through the air and to the ground;
My soul is spiraling in molten fractals all around;
And one thought pulverizes like a fiery blast:
I'm never going back! The past is in the paaaaaaast!

Let It Go!
Let It Go!
And I'll rise like the break of dawn!
Let It Go!
Let It Go!
That perfect girl is gone!
Here I stand, in the light of day!
Let the storm rage oooooooooon!
The heat never bothered me anyway.

It's actually kind of neat how little I had to change to make it work for demon fire instead of ice and snow.

Moving on... Now the power plant is encased in a giant red crystal palace, over which a supercell of fire and lightning is forming. Ohmtown is experiencing rolling blackouts, and the Drats are on their way to the plant to try and get their friend back. Again.

Aaaannnd, guess who was accidentally freed from the other dimension while Angel was busy decorating?? Yep, Mok. And he saw what was going on with Angel. He manages to slip out of the power plant and off the mountain unnoticed. He makes his way back to his mansion, exhausted and in mere rags.

He explains the new developments to his ever-loyal computer who informs him that the only way to obtain the Being is to kill the host it possesses. He's like 'yeah sure no problem!' Not so fast Mok. It can't just be with any old weapon. Only a strike to the heart with a specific demon-killing dagger at the stroke of midnight on a full moon will do the trick. We're treated to a classic Mok rant, until he remembers that he actually owns that dagger. His occult collection is huge, years of buying and bartering for the best objects.

After he digs it out, he cleans himself up and dresses in that dapper getup from up there. His only problem is how to get Angel weak and vulnerable enough to kill her...

Meanwhile, Omar and the boys fight their way through demonic crystal walls, beasts from the netherworld, and the stifling heat to Angel's fortress. Omar goes in and basically replays the scene where Anna tries to convince Elsa to come back. Including telling her about the effects on Ohmtown. The result is the same, a full blast of demonic energy to Omar's chest.

The Drats take Omar back to Ohmtown to Mylar's where he is laid out, weakening steadily. Alright there are two options here: The first is that we go with American R&R where Zip died so, duh, Omar's dying too. The other option (Canadian: Zip lives) is that because Zip's a pure-hearted soul with a selfless reason to jump in front of the blast he was able to beat the demon energy. Omar, being sort of a jerk with selfish motives (he cares about Angel and wants to help her, but he'd be a liar if he said the loss of fame and fortune didn't cross his mind) doesn't have the strength of heart to fight it. As cheesy as it is, I kind of like option two. Zip lives, and it gives Omar the opportunity to arc.

Mok, who made his way to Ohmtown in the hopes of getting a hold of the Drats for leverage, bumps into an irate Mylar. Mylar info-dumps on him, and Mok has a light-bulb moment. He goes up to the mountain to speak with Angel.

When he comes into her fortress and upon her, she naturally conjures up red crystal spikes and asks him to give her one good reason why she shouldn't impale him where he stands. His answer: Omar's dying. She lets him go and he tells her that being an expert in magic he's the only one who knows how to save him. In her panic and guilt she goes with Mok, only to be knocked unconscious and locked into one of those giant Edison ball things (the kind Mok used to torture the Drats in the movie).

When she comes to, he tells her what his plan is and that, tragically, Omar died when they were on their way down the mountain. Angel basically deflates on the spot, surrendering to her fate.

Back at Mylar's Omar gathers what little strength he has and decides to go and find Angel again. Angel meanwhile thinks about everything in her little cell ball, and decides that she doesn't trust Mok's word and she needs proof of Omar's death. She has to tap into the Being's energy more than ever to override the spell on the cell ball, but she busts out.

Both Angel and Omar see that the demonic storm is stronger than ever, scalding the entire town with fiery wind and lightning. The center is directly over Angel, so Omar moves (quite laboriously) in that direction. Mok realizes something's wrong and checks on the cell, only to see that Angel's gone. With midnight and the full moon (they can't see it, but Mok can read a calendar) less than an hour away he has to act fast. Like Omar he knows the center is over Angel, so there he heads.

Through obscuring wind Angel sees a shadow approaching. She calls Omar's name, but it's Mok who materializes from the storm dagger in hand. Just as the hour turns and he's about to strike, Omar pitches himself into the way and takes the blow in his own heart.

Omar turns into a statue of dust, and the storm turns from a mad inferno to ash falling gently as snow. Mok's arm busts from the blowback of using the dagger and he falls on his ass. Angel sees what happened to Omar and proceeds to embrace him, tears streaming down her cheeks.

As she holds him, he crumbles into a pile of bones and ash. Angel breaks, letting the demon's energy flow through her unchecked. The ground caves in and a blast like an atom bomb consumes most of Ohmtown. Mylar's survived, so the Drats and Schleppers and Mylar and his whispery friend survive.

The three pictured however, don't. Basically Frozen in tragedy form with demons.

Rock & Rule (c) Nelvana
Frozen (c) Disney

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Scanner, watch this video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsBB93… See what happened there? That's going to be you someday. I don't know what will push me over the edge, but it will happen if you keep doing this shit. I'm serious. Just keep fucking up my gradient work. Do it. You'll learn the true meaning of consequences.

AHEM. Now that my warning to an inanimate object is out of the way, brace yourself for a book of artist comments. (Please pardon any typos. It's taken me all afternoon to write between walking the dog and eating and etc, and I have a couple more things to upload. I'll go through and fix mistakes later!)

This picture fav.me/d75moel inspired a semi-parody of Frozen. I reworked the dress a bit, and thanks to my fuck-head scanner it looks like shit.

Since I can't be arsed to write it in a full-blown fan fic...

The Being is being (hehe) sung down by Angel and Omar, but after Mok falls and the portal is closing it makes one last effort to stay in the living dimension. It latches onto Angel, which she's initially unaware of. Weeks pass, and gradually she starts to feel 'off.' She notices that scalding hot things like just-brewed coffee and her stove-top don't hurt her, her physical strength increases, weird red crystals appear on surfaces near her when she's agitated, she gets gradually worsening headaches when she sings duos with Omar, and her dreams are the Being's: all hellfire and carnage.

The band is catching on that something's not quite right with Angel, and Omar tries to talk to her and gets totally shut out. "Do You Want Write a Duet??"

Then they are supposed to play a pseudo-concert for the debut of their album, and Angel barely makes it through. She gets sick after they're done, and then Omar's certain something is seriously wrong. He tries to brow-beat the truth out of her during the after-party, and she gets angry and creates a half-wall of red crystal spikes right in the middle of the floor.

Mylar (standing in for weasel-town) flips his shit and calls her a monster. The band and most of the guests are just too stunned to do anything, so Angel takes the opportunity to bolt. She heads for the power plant where it all started, and that's when...

The lightning strikes on the mountain night;
Not a person to be seen,
A kingdom of isolation,
And it looks like I'm the queen.

The wind is howling like this swirling storm inside.
Couldn't keep it in, heaven knows I tried.

Don't let them in; don't let them see;
Be the good girl you always have to be.
Conceal; don't feel; don't let them know.
Well now they knooooow.

Let It Go.
Let It Go.
Can't hold it back anymore.
Let It Go.
Let It Go.
Turn away and slam the door.
I don't care what they're going to say.
Let the storm rage on;
The heat never bothered me anyway.

It's funny how some distance
Makes everything seem small,
And the fears that once controlled me
Can't get to me at all.

It's time to see what I can do,
To test the limits and break through.
No right; no wrong; no rules for me.
I'm freeeeeeee!

Let It Go.
Let It Go.
I am one with the wind and sky.
Let It Go.
Let It Go.
You'll never see me cry.
Here I stand, and here I'll stay.
Let the storm rage on...

My power flickers through the air and to the ground;
My soul is spiraling in molten fractals all around;
And one thought pulverizes like a fiery blast:
I'm never going back! The past is in the paaaaaaast!

Let It Go!
Let It Go!
And I'll rise like the break of dawn!
Let It Go!
Let It Go!
That perfect girl is gone!
Here I stand, in the light of day!
Let the storm rage oooooooooon!
The heat never bothered me anyway.

It's actually kind of neat how little I had to change to make it work for demon fire instead of ice and snow.

Moving on... Now the power plant is encased in a giant red crystal palace, over which a supercell of fire and lightning is forming. Ohmtown is experiencing rolling blackouts, and the Drats are on their way to the plant to try and get their friend back. Again.

Aaaannnd, guess who was accidentally freed from the other dimension while Angel was busy decorating?? Yep, Mok. And he saw what was going on with Angel. He manages to slip out of the power plant and off the mountain unnoticed. He makes his way back to his mansion, exhausted and in mere rags.

He explains the new developments to his ever-loyal computer who informs him that the only way to obtain the Being is to kill the host it possesses. He's like 'yeah sure no problem!' Not so fast Mok. It can't just be with any old weapon. Only a strike to the heart with a specific demon-killing dagger at the stroke of midnight on a full moon will do the trick. We're treated to a classic Mok rant, until he remembers that he actually owns that dagger. His occult collection is huge, years of buying and bartering for the best objects.

After he digs it out, he cleans himself up and dresses in that dapper getup from up there. His only problem is how to get Angel weak and vulnerable enough to kill her...

Meanwhile, Omar and the boys fight their way through demonic crystal walls, beasts from the netherworld, and the stifling heat to Angel's fortress. Omar goes in and basically replays the scene where Anna tries to convince Elsa to come back. Including telling her about the effects on Ohmtown. The result is the same, a full blast of demonic energy to Omar's chest.

The Drats take Omar back to Ohmtown to Mylar's where he is laid out, weakening steadily. Alright there are two options here: The first is that we go with American R&R where Zip died so, duh, Omar's dying too. The other option (Canadian: Zip lives) is that because Zip's a pure-hearted soul with a selfless reason to jump in front of the blast he was able to beat the demon energy. Omar, being sort of a jerk with selfish motives (he cares about Angel and wants to help her, but he'd be a liar if he said the loss of fame and fortune didn't cross his mind) doesn't have the strength of heart to fight it. As cheesy as it is, I kind of like option two. Zip lives, and it gives Omar the opportunity to arc.

Mok, who made his way to Ohmtown in the hopes of getting a hold of the Drats for leverage, bumps into an irate Mylar. Mylar info-dumps on him, and Mok has a light-bulb moment. He goes up to the mountain to speak with Angel.

When he comes into her fortress and upon her, she naturally conjures up red crystal spikes and asks him to give her one good reason why she shouldn't impale him where he stands. His answer: Omar's dying. She lets him go and he tells her that being an expert in magic he's the only one who knows how to save him. In her panic and guilt she goes with Mok, only to be knocked unconscious and locked into one of those giant Edison ball things (the kind Mok used to torture the Drats in the movie).

When she comes to, he tells her what his plan is and that, tragically, Omar died when they were on their way down the mountain. Angel basically deflates on the spot, surrendering to her fate.

Back at Mylar's Omar gathers what little strength he has and decides to go and find Angel again. Angel meanwhile thinks about everything in her little cell ball, and decides that she doesn't trust Mok's word and she needs proof of Omar's death. She has to tap into the Being's energy more than ever to override the spell on the cell ball, but she busts out.

Both Angel and Omar see that the demonic storm is stronger than ever, scalding the entire town with fiery wind and lightning. The center is directly over Angel, so Omar moves (quite laboriously) in that direction. Mok realizes something's wrong and checks on the cell, only to see that Angel's gone. With midnight and the full moon (they can't see it, but Mok can read a calendar) less than an hour away he has to act fast. Like Omar he knows the center is over Angel, so there he heads.

Through obscuring wind Angel sees a shadow approaching. She calls Omar's name, but it's Mok who materializes from the storm dagger in hand. Just as the hour turns and he's about to strike, Omar pitches himself into the way and takes the blow in his own heart.

Omar turns into a statue of dust, and the storm turns from a mad inferno to ash falling gently as snow. Mok's arm busts from the blowback of using the dagger and he falls on his ass. Angel sees what happened to Omar and proceeds to embrace him, tears streaming down her cheeks.

As she holds him, he crumbles into a pile of bones and ash. Angel breaks, letting the demon's energy flow through her unchecked. The ground caves in and a blast like an atom bomb consumes most of Ohmtown. Mylar's survived, so the Drats and Schleppers and Mylar and his whispery friend survive.

The three pictured however, don't. Basically Frozen in tragedy form with demons.

Rock & Rule (c) Nelvana
Frozen (c) Disney