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I don't know how this popped into my head... but it had to be done! I worked forever on the lineart (3 different versions actually), and little time on the coloring. I hope I'll get around to coloring it again it a much nicer way... hur hur hur paint bucket is my friend. Anyways, enjoy this piece of Kuroshisuji crack, but there will be more so have no fear!

)>Wouldn't I love, love to explore that world down below? Out of the sea, wish I could be.... INSIDE HIS PANTS!

Disney Kuroshitsuji:
1. Grell is a Little Mermaid
2. Grell and Will in Mulan
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3. Ciel and Sebastian in Beauty and the Beast
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4. Thomson, Timber, and Cantebury as the 3 Caballeros
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5. Ranmao and Lau in Princess and the Frog
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6. Alois and Claude in Sword in the Stone
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7. Grell as Jessica Rabbit
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8. Baldroy, Finnian, and Mey-rin in Lady and the Tramp
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9. Undertaker and Pluto in Hercules
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10. Prince Soma and Agni in Aladdin
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11. Will, Undertaker, and Grell in Kim Possible
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12. Claude and Alois in Cinderella
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EDIT:
Okay, so I guess I accidentally duplicated someone's idea... so go check it out. It's by

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At first I was kinda upset about it this whole mistake, but then I remembered how in a book I had to read for AP English Literature, "How To Read Literature Like A Professor", one of the chapters basically said that all written works are all the same thing and based off of one another- there is no originality. It's the same with art, methinks. I didn't mean to copy the art, but that doesn't change that is DOES happen, or that people sometimes do it intentionally. In my comments someone asked me if they could draw their own version of this picture, and I replied that art ideas are universal and can be used by anyone.

In short, I'm not upset. We're raised to cherish originality and being different, but there really is no way to do so. What's important is what you do with the ideas in your skull.

This idea has been the springboard for a huge series of Kuroshitsuji/Disney pictures, so I'm happy with my work.

Description
I don't know how this popped into my head... but it had to be done! I worked forever on the lineart (3 different versions actually), and little time on the coloring. I hope I'll get around to coloring it again it a much nicer way... hur hur hur paint bucket is my friend. Anyways, enjoy this piece of Kuroshisuji crack, but there will be more so have no fear!

)>Wouldn't I love, love to explore that world down below? Out of the sea, wish I could be.... INSIDE HIS PANTS!

Disney Kuroshitsuji:
1. Grell is a Little Mermaid
2. Grell and Will in Mulan
[link]
3. Ciel and Sebastian in Beauty and the Beast
[link]
4. Thomson, Timber, and Cantebury as the 3 Caballeros
[link]
5. Ranmao and Lau in Princess and the Frog
[link]
6. Alois and Claude in Sword in the Stone
[link]
7. Grell as Jessica Rabbit
[link]
8. Baldroy, Finnian, and Mey-rin in Lady and the Tramp
[link]
9. Undertaker and Pluto in Hercules
[link]
10. Prince Soma and Agni in Aladdin
[link]
11. Will, Undertaker, and Grell in Kim Possible
[link]
12. Claude and Alois in Cinderella
[link]

EDIT:
Okay, so I guess I accidentally duplicated someone's idea... so go check it out. It's by

[link]

At first I was kinda upset about it this whole mistake, but then I remembered how in a book I had to read for AP English Literature, "How To Read Literature Like A Professor", one of the chapters basically said that all written works are all the same thing and based off of one another- there is no originality. It's the same with art, methinks. I didn't mean to copy the art, but that doesn't change that is DOES happen, or that people sometimes do it intentionally. In my comments someone asked me if they could draw their own version of this picture, and I replied that art ideas are universal and can be used by anyone.

In short, I'm not upset. We're raised to cherish originality and being different, but there really is no way to do so. What's important is what you do with the ideas in your skull.

This idea has been the springboard for a huge series of Kuroshitsuji/Disney pictures, so I'm happy with my work.