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thatsailorscout · 2 years

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Unpopular Opinion about Zombies 3: I think Addison should have stayed a human.

I think it’s nice how she figured out who she was, and got to play a big role with the aliens, but I feel as though something was missing, personally. In my version, the aliens mistake Addison’s white hair as one of the defining traits of an alien. Her being an alien would’ve been further proven when Addison gets beamed you by Motherboard. The whole reason behind Addison getting beamed up is for a special reason.That reason is to find out the aliens true plan so she can unite the werewolves, zombies and aliens together in order to bring them to their Utopia.

It turns out that Addison had a rare genetic that only a few percent of people on Earth had. Initially, Addison would get super disappointed and confused, thinking that maybe she could’ve been an alien. She admits to herself, like in the second movie that she believed life would’ve been easier if she were an alien and fit in somewhere. Somewhere where everybody properly understood how it felt to get mistreated for their differences (obviously not to the same degree but u get my point) She feels more upset that she’d set herself up for high expectations, only to get disappointed and realize maybe she wasn’t as special as she thought she was.

However, Zed and her friends comfort her and tell her that it doesn’t matter whether she’s human or not since she’s special the way she is. For my version of Zombies 3, Addison eventually realizes that she is special and does belong in Seabrook, human or not. Addison remembers how she was surrounded by friends and family who have loved and supported her differences this whole time. Support is what Addison needed because her whole life she’s always been insecure and believed something was missing about her. She’s always been ashamed of being her true self. It would’ve been very nice to see Addison be able to accept herself and not try to fit in amongst other people all the time to try and find out where she belongs. (Prime examples are when Addison changed her whole clothing style and adopted wolf characteristics when she found out she could’ve been the great alpha) I believe instead, this plot line would have rather strengthened everybody’s relationships with Addison.

And if you’re wondering, the Scout’s most precious thing in Seabrook turns out to be hidden in the DNA of A-Spen, A-Lan, and A-Li because the Scout Commander chose the aliens as the ones to find Utopia. There is also the fact that their Scout Commander also considers the aliens as her family and holds a motherly relationship with the three of them.

If audiences still wanted Someday (reprise) and ‘I’m Finally Me’, it could nonetheless be incorporated. Instead of Someday being after Addison leaves, the characters all sing it after they graduate to celebrate their unity. Meanwhile, Addison’s song would take place after she’s figured out she isn’t an alien after all. This is after Addison comes to accept that she does a place in Seabrook. This song would take a whole new meaning, as it would mean Addison embracing her true self and knowing that she does have her worth at Seabrook.

But again, that’s just my opinion about the movie. Personally, I feel like it would have served as a better conclusion for Addison’s dilemma. Either way, I thought the movie was very enjoyable and I’d definitely watch it again :)

#zombies3 #zombies #zombies2 #werewolves #aliens #addison wells #zed necrodopolis #willa zombies #wyatt zombies #a li zombies #a lan zombies #aspen zombies #alien invasion #unpopular opinion #zeddison #wyatt lykensen

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c-rose2081 · 2 years

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A-Li Starchild (redesign)

Look Disney, just because you made the aliens smart and unemotional doesn’t mean they can’t have a bit of ✨flavor✨ ok? Also offended they gave A-Li a horrendous short bob when Kyra Tantao has beautiful curls. Like come on! Keep that. We love to see it.

I feel like A-Li is going through a somewhat rebellious phase in her life? She and A-ddison are fairly close in age, but while Addy is sweet, she’s heavily offset by A-Li’s spice in the family dynamic 😅

#disney zombies #alternate universe #starchild au #a li zombies #digital art #character design #disney #concept art #cartoon #fanart #illustration #character art #redesign #z o m b i e s #z o m b i e s 3 #z o m b i e s 2 #character portrait

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keepswingin · 2 years

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"I can't believe you've never had a s'more," Wynter says with a smile as she carefully cracks a fresh graham cracker in half and places the pieces side by side.

A-li watches from her side, absolutely enthralled by the idea of melting a snack in a burning fire. A-lan and A-spen would never let her do such a thing up on the ship, far too comfortable with their freeze-dried meals.

"I can't believe no other planet has thought of it," the alien replies as the werewolf places a stack of squared chocolate on either cracker. "Is there a particular order in which to make the s'more?"

Wynter turns to her with a laugh, shaking her head as she reaches for the chocolate bar again. "There isn't, technically, but I've always found that using extra chocolate is the way to go." She finishes the sweet snacks off by placing the final cracker on top. "Willa never does enough chocolate, and Wyatt uses too much marshmallow and always makes a mess."

"Seems fitting that he would," A-li says, well versed in the wolves' antics by now, and Wynter grins as she hands over one s'more and then begins to lead the way back to the firepit, weaving through the den's maze of caverns.

The firepit is already crackling as they approach, some werepups running around as a different wolf tends to the flames with a poker that's seen better days. Two pups chase each other right into A-li, who nearly drops her s'more, and she threatens them the whole way to the pit, Wynter stifling smiles from beside her as she reaches for sticks for them both.

"I'm still an alien you know! I could zap you brats to ashes before anyone even realized you were gone!"

"A-li," one of the pups whines, dragging out the syllable, causing her to roll her eyes and grumble under her breath.

"Fine!" she groans, leveling them both with a glare that means business. "But go away before I change my mind!"

They giggle and scamper away, disappearing into the thiner parts of the woods that surrounds them. A-li mutters some choice words under her breath as soon as they're out of earshot, and Wynter pokes her with a stick to stop her stewing.

"I wasn't actually going to zap them into ashes," she grouses, following Wynter as she takes a seat on one of the logs and places her awaiting s'more beside her.

"I know," she says as she grabs a bag from behind the log and moves it in front of them, popping it open. "But I promised A-lan I would keep an eye on your anger levels-"

"I'm in perfect harmony right now," she defends, watching in pure amazement as Wynter masterfully impales a marshmallow before holding it out over the flames.

She turns away from the fire and nods towards the stick waiting patiently at A-li's side. A-li looks between the werewolf and the stick, and then reaches down and picks it up, inspecting it, before lowering it carefully into the bag of marshmallows at their feet. She nabs one of the fluffy menaces with an excited grin before holding it up for Wynter to see and then lowering it into the fire.

"Now, we roast!"

They wait until the marshmallows toast, crisping under the flames, A-li finding more than enough excitement in watching the different colors of the fire twirl and waver, before Wynter tells her to pull her stick out of the fire.

Using her claws, she's able to pick the marshmallows off the sticks before placing them onto their awaiting stacks, A-li following her motions as she presses down until the chocolate is melting and the marshmallow is flat. "And there you have it," she says happily, holding up her finished treat, "s'mores!"

Wynter takes a massive bite, leaving A-li looking down at her own s'more in curiosity. The chocolate is seeping from the sides, cracker nearly crumbling, marshmallow already sticking to her fingers.

It looks way better than anything she's eaten on the ship.

She takes a tentative bite before she can question the bizarre idea of a dessert any further, chewing carefully.

Wynter is smiling when A-li looks over at her, eyes wide. "We can make as many as you want," she offers before A-li can say anything, and breaks off into laughter when she sees the marshmallow smudged across her chin already.

Maybe outsiders weren't so bad after all, Wynter thinks as she watches A-li eat a s'more for the first time in her life, happier than she's ever seen her.

Maybe showing someone the little things to enjoy was all anyone ever needed.

#zombies 3 #wynter barkowitz #a li zombies #a li #zombies 3 spoilers #asks #keepswingin writes #mine #anyway the part i almost tagged on at the end:#'she's so busy watching a-li that she doesn't notice the figure watching from the shadows of the trees #they watch the pair for a moment more before lighting the match they're holding. it falls against the ground #and flames immediately sprout from where it lands.#they wonder if wolves are afraid of anything they can't control as they turn away #leaving the forest to burn everything in their wake.'

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doitforthelentilsoup · 2 years

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“we had to leave because our planet was homophobic”

“ours blew up”

#flicker roblox #roblox flicker #adam #z o m b i e s 3 #z o m b i e s #a li zombies #among us #sustober #my stuff

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kokinu09 · 2 years

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My Alien AU: A-dison as Alien Armada Leader and Zed as the normal guy chosen to negotiate on humanity's behalf.

The Alien Armada

The massive ship hovered ominously over the town. Humans were scattered and taking cover. Except for a few brave, young individuals. All bold with their unique appearances and willing to stand up for others who can’t for themselves.

They stood their ground as a blinding light beamed down in front of them. Three figures appeared when it dissipated, perfectly uniform with their stances, feet together and arms crossed behind their straightened backs. But the most unnerving part about these strange beings were the face guards, making them seem even less like individuals and more of just a single unit.

“Greetings, Earthlings,” a robotic voice emerged when the one in the middle spoke. “Our Armada Leader has decided your plant will be suitable for our people to reside.” The group of humans glanced amongst themselves hesitantly before the being continued. “Please evacuate the premises immediately.”

“Wait, evacuate?! You’re not taking our homes!”

Zed put a hand up to keep Eliza from rushing forward, his eyes trained on the creatures intently. “Respectfully, we can’t do that.” He said, taking a step forward. “Maybe we can make some kind of arrangements though? Could I speak to your leader?” He offered instead.

The group tilted their heads in unison, obviously confused or possibly curious. They reached up and removed the visors, their faces emotionless.

Then for the first time, they move out of synchronization, turning instead to face each other. “Let us remove our emotion suppressors to better understand these creatures.” The shorter-haired alien suggested.

“I agree. They seemed very…angry…about our request.” The male replied.

“It’s decided then.” The third with a clean-cut bob stated.

Once again in unison, they lift their wrists and suddenly their faces morph with enlightenment. “Oh! This emotion of excitement is so exciting!” The first one said giddily.

“Riiight,” Zed cautiously interrupted, “so you’ll let me talk to your leader?”

They straightened again to address him with polite smiles this time. “I am sure our leader, A-dison would be happy to negotiate terms to make the move for your people as peaceful as possible!” The excitable one confirmed.

They lifted their wrist again and, suddenly, the beam of light began to engulf him.

“Zed!!” His friends shouted behind him.

“Don’t go in alone!” That was Willa.

“Stop!” And Wyatt.

But none of them could reach him before he and the aliens were beamed up. A rush of panic flooded his system when his feet felt solid ground again. He flinched away from the blue-haired invaders.

“Do not be alarmed!” The male said.

“We are not dangerous!” The girl with a bob assured.

Zed still stood ready to defend himself so the first one took a step forward. “I am A-spen. This is A-li and A-lan.” They introduced, then turned back to Zed. “And you are…”

“Zed.” He replied cautiously.

“Hello, Zed! Wonderful! Now we are all acquaintances!” A-spen exclaimed happily.

Zed was unsure if he could trust them but decided he had to, at least for the time being, until he could reason with their psychotic leader. So, he relaxed his shoulders and straightened his back, fake smile tugging his lips.

The aliens seemed thrilled.

“Right this way,” A-lan instructed, already walking in unison with the other two. His curiosity was getting the best of him and he had to ask.

“Why do you all move like that?” When they gave him a confused look, he elaborated. “I mean, any move you make, all of you make it.”

“Oh~! You must mean our mind link!” A-li chimed in.

“The Stardust Spark we possess allows us to read each other's minds,” A-spen explained.

“Yes,” A-lan agreed, “except if we choose to disconnect. But we are a very harmonious people.”

“We have no need for disagreements,” A-li added proudly. The three of them smiled at one another, Zed on the other hand is thoroughly confused.

But before he could question it any further, they were leading him through a doorway. He was slow to follow, cautious of the foreign ship. Making sure to take in his surroundings should he need to defend himself, or escape… if that was even possible.

But then his eyes land on a figure staring out across the landscape of Seabrook. Though it looked more like a monitor rather than a window.

“The humans have requested to meet with you, A-dison.” A-spen announced, motioning an arm towards Zed. “We have brought their representative! Zed!”

The leader of the Alien Armada turned to face the guest on their ship. Zed felt like time instantly slowed, his heart skipping a beat in his chest.

The dimension in her curls from faint hues of white like the wisps of clouds dancing across a clear summer sky. Her face held no emotion but her beautiful blue eye pierced through him nonetheless. She was the most beautiful woman he’s ever seen.

“Hm, I see.” She mused. “And you wish to deter us from making our new home on your planet.”

“What? No! We don’t mind if you want to live here! As long as we don’t lose our homes.” Zed explained. A-dison’s brows knitted in confusion.

“You…don’t mind if we reside amongst your people?” She asked.

“Well yeah!” Zed breathed in a sigh and smiled at her. He could have sworn there was a sparkle that shone in her eyes for a moment.

Then, as quick as lightning, she lifted her wrist and did something to the lens in her bracelet. The same thing the other aliens had done. Her body shook for only a few seconds before her face was alight with expression.

Her eyes lifted and met his, as though it were for the first time.

“I…would be happy to hear your suggestions.” She said slowly, carefully. Zed’s smile widened. But then she straightened her back properly and put on a neutral expression.

“A-spen, A-lan, A-li. Please prepare the others for landfall.” She instructed, Zed felt the blood drain from his face and he was sure he must look panicked because her face creased with worry before she asked, “Unless you do not think your people would appreciate an introduction?”

Zed physically relaxed with a sigh, his smile returning. “Yes, I think they’d very much appreciate that.”

A-dison giggled and he swore his stomach did a flip. Her smile didn’t fade as she turned to her companions. “It’s decided then! We will beam down before the sun sets to properly greet the humans.” She said with an upbeat tone.

The three aliens bounced with excitement before disappearing out the door. Leaving Zed completely alone with A-dison.

By the time he turned back to look at the beautiful girl, she was standing directly in front of him, leaning forward into his personal space and analyzing his face as if she’d never seen anything like him before.

“I am very drawn to you.” She said, face scrutinizing his every feature. “But also very confused.” She continued to admit. Zed tried to gently place his hands on her shoulders but was instantly zapped. A-dison squeaked in surprise. “I’m sorry!”

Zed managed to right himself enough to smile, albeit stiffly. “I’m alright.”

A-dison looked at her hands in disbelief. “And now I am having trouble controlling my spark? What are you doing to me, Zed?”

He let out a chuckle. “I can’t tell you what you’re feeling,” he started, reaching forward and carefully tucking a blue curl behind her ear, “but I’ll gladly stick around while you figure it out.”

They were lost in each other’s eyes, a magnetic pull drawing them closer. But the moment Zed’s hand lifted to cup her cheek, ZAP!

Zed hissed, shaking his hand as if he could shoo the volts out of his hand. “I’m sorry!” A-dison apologized again. Zed just smiled.

“Don’t be. We’ll work on that.” He assured her with a wink, earning a wide smile in return. If he could hear the beautiful laugh that bubbled from her just once a day, he’d die a happy man.

She took a step back and a deep breath to recompose herself, her wide smile still in place when she looked back up at him. “Why don’t we discuss some kind of arrangements for our peoples to coexist in peace.” She offered. Zed quickly nodded his agreement before she guided him over to the Mothership central controls.

~*~

“Ready?” Zed asked quietly, so the other aliens wouldn’t hear. She took in a shaky breath.

“As I’ll ever be.” She agreed.

Zed hated how nervous she seemed. He wanted her to be excited! Like he was! But he also understood. Change is hard for everyone.

Gingerly, he slid his fingers across her palm. When there wasn’t a static charge immediately shocking him, he laced his fingers with hers. A-dison gasped as she quickly looked down at their entwined hands then back up with an elated smile, slowly tightening her grip.

“Hey! It doesn’t hurt anymore!” He laughed.

“I think I’m learning to control my powers around you.” She teased, making him smile even wider. With her grip on Zed’s hand, she found the courage to hold her head up high.

“Mothership, please beam us down.” She paused, looking up at Zed beside her with stars dancing in her sky-blue eyes. “All of us.”

He kept his eyes on her profile as they all began to dissipate into light fractures. He wasn’t sure if he’d ever see anything as beautiful as her glimmering face for the rest of his life. So he tried to etch it into his memory. In case he never saw it again.

The next thing he knew, they were back in the middle of the streets of Seabrook. A-dison immediately coiled back, her free hand gripping his bicep in fear as humans surrounded them. He realized there was shouting from a lot of angry humans and patrol vehicles with flashing lights that were scaring the aliens even more.

“Stay here.” He told A-dison softly. She gave him a fearful nod before he rushed to the front.

“Whoa whoa! Everyone calm down!” He shouted, putting his hands up to try and ease his people’s nerves. “They don’t mean any harm! It was a big misunderstanding!”

“Zed!” He turned toward the call of his name. Out rushed his friends as they nearly tackled him to the ground in a relieved group hug.

“We were so scared we’d never see you again!” The very emotional Bree exclaimed. He chuckled, embracing his friends, well, as many of them as he could reach.

“Guys, I’m fine! And the aliens are great!” He assured, pulling back to motion towards A-dison. She cautiously stepped forward, the other aliens moving out of her way as she approached the strangers.

Zed rested his hand on the small of her back, intending to show he was there to support her but inadvertently made her cheeks go a little pink. “This is A-dison, their leader. She brought her people here to find a home.”

Eliza took a step forward, arms crossed over her chest. “Yeah. To put us out of ours.” She countered.

A-dison looked back up at Zed for reassurance. He gave her a nod, his thumb brushing across her back for comfort. She took in a breath before turning back to the people who care about Zed, the one who makes her stomach flutter and heart race. They can’t be that bad if they’re friends with him.

“I would like to apologize for the miscommunication. We did not know we would be able to…mingle…with your people.” She tried out a term Zed had used during their discussion earlier, sounding a little unsure but quickly switched to a more upbeat tone. “But we would be happy to coexist with your people peacefully!” She finished hopefully.

Eliza looked her up and down, then back to Zed, and then towards their other friends. “I’m not getting a bad vibe from her.” She said, casually walking away. Willa, Wyatt, and Wynter took her place in front of the blue and green-haired duo.

“How can you trust them? They’ve come to take over our town!” Willa yelled harshly. When she went to take a step forward, Zed shoved himself between them, gently pushing A-dison back a few steps.

“You don’t know them, Willa.” He said, warning in his tone.

“Wow!” The sudden interruption distracting both of them. It was A-spen rushing forward with amazement in their eyes. “You have so much passion!”

“I—uh…” Willa stammered as a blush crept up her cheeks.

“Um,” Zed put a hand up to stop A-spen from getting too close, “she wants to rip your heart out.” He told them.

“She can have it!” A-spen replied, pushing past his hand to get closer to the wild woman.

Zed looked back at A-dison, they exchanged a shrug, since the aggression was defused, and let it go. Zed led A-dison to the Mayor to finalize some treaties between the humans and aliens. And once they had an understanding, both races threw a massive block party for the whole town.

A chance for everyone to get to know their new neighbors and friends.

Zed draped his arm around A-dison’s shoulders as they drank their fruit punch, laughing and goofing off with the misfit group that oddly fit in so perfectly together. He couldn’t wait for what the future was going to hold for them. Especially the petite bluenette under his arm.

“It has been so long since we’ve had somewhere to stay.” A-li pointed out as it was finally sinking in.

“Yes,” A-lan agreed, “it feels…nice.” He sighed.

“We have found our new home!” A-spen cried, happy tears threatening to brim their eyes.

The whole group chuckled and huddled in for a group hug to welcome the aliens to their new home. Seabrook was more than that, however. It was their new family.

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