Why did they make a promotional poster for a character who was in the movie for less than four minutes? Every other poster makes sense except for her's.
Why did they make a promotional poster for a character who was in the movie for less than four minutes...
Luke Parker
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Levi Gray
furrybait
Kayden Clark
The marketing company was more knowledgeable than the production company, in that case!
Jayden Jones
The character was in the movie longer than the movie was in theaters so really why bother making posters at all?
Ayden Davis
Because she was voiced by a cELebRiTy. Sheeple LOVE their celebrities.
Brayden Johnson
nah it's because she's a cute foxgirl
Chase Gray
That is objectively true, but not the reason for the poster.
John Thomas
Isn’t Mae Whitman the voice of Katara from Avatar?
John Wilson
Reminder that there's a sequel coming out.
Luke Lewis
Covid slowed down production significantly, since the new studio they hired to animate the fur for the sequels didn't have work-at-home infrastructure in place so production stopped for a few months.
Daniel Walker
Do you think she's secretly a huge slut or is she too afraid of commitment to let a human fuck
Levi Perez
Moana issue where they advertise the pig but that damn chicken is the one that goes on the adbenture
Thomas Edwards
>character promoted barely has any screen time
Could be worse.
Jacob Harris
you just want her lewds , dont you?
Austin Green
Her personality was almost as flat as her chest.
Luke Gutierrez
She looks like the girl at your high school who made you watch Scott Pilgrim vs. The World while freaking out over whether or not she was a lesbian.
Lucas Mitchell
They are probably hard to find because she takes off her hoodie but everyone assumes her flat chest means she's male and hence is SFW
Andrew Taylor
she's convincing as a boi
Gabriel Powell
I watched the movie to the end, so no. Also, you should watch the movie too.
Ryan Cooper
I did. the wolves subplot made no sense.
Bodi a cutie thou
Chase Peterson
The wolves are a relic of a former time, keeping an old rivalry alive. Not sure what is hard to understand.
Benjamin Johnson
Can't wait for the sequel where you follow them in their poverty-stricken rock and roll life
Carter Garcia
Isaiah Clark
I still don't want this sequel that was never needed, but I will read this.
Jaxon Phillips
That's often the case with these low-budget movies.
Henry Gonzalez
More flat fox
>Rivalry
They ate sheep
Jayden Torres
Well, that too. Sheep can be tasty.
Jayden Reed
>Our story starts one year after the original ‘Rock Dog’. Bodi, Darma and Germur’s band, True Blue, have become locally famous in the village of Snow Mountain. They even have fans (the sheep villagers and two teenage red pandas named Wei and Shumai). But Bodi’s biggest fan remains his father, Khampa. When a music mogul sheep named Lang gives them the opportunity to tour with pop sensation Lil’ Foxy, Bodi and his friends learn that fame comes at a price, and ultimately discover that only by staying true to yourself can you unleash the power of Rock N’ Roll!
It's painfully obvious the sheep is going to be the wolf mob boss and that it's a wolf-in-sheep's-clothing story.
Brody Kelly
You think she does heroin or something
Christopher Miller
Was that character even in the movie? Granted, it's been over ten years since I've seen it.
Chase Smith
>who was in the movie for less than four minutes
Damn shame, and waste of a well-design cute character.
Xavier Jackson