Who here has seen "The Road to El Dorado?"

Keep reading. You need to know this. Watch it if you need to understand.

But at the end of the movie, the main characters , Miguel, Tulio, and, Chel, abandon their homes to adventure together. They give up gold and luxury so have a life together.

So I always shipped them a lot... I figured all the proof was the famous quote. "Both? Both? Both. Both is good." And I associated it with Tulio and Miguel both being bisexual and polyamorous.

Well as it turns out, the original script was supposed to have them as open gay lovers... Dreamworks originally wanted them to be an actual couple!! It got scrapped but we can agree they were fruity right? So they were still gay lovers but not open.

K so Chel did have that intimate relationship with Tulio that became a bond. She also had that thing with Miguel. I mean like, she kissed him. So...

Miguel x Tulio x Chel is canon and there's nobody who can stop it!

It's tough to be a God 🪙😎

Dreamworks Sonic & Amy 🌙🎣💖💙

The Road to El Dorado was one of my favourite movies growing up...This scene flew by me as a kid 😂

What we see before Jinx’s bomb hit.

For your prompt, how about the og ot3 from El Dorado: Chel, Miguel, and Tulio? The childhood gateway drug to Geraskefer.

4/12. Ohh OHH, I love them!! It's a kids movie but honestly. They fuck.

My Scheming dads.

And no, there is no both, both is actually not good this one time, I insist you pick

Your Honor, it’s them. by dunham.doodles Follow the link and give them some love.

ROUND 3: POLL #11

ROUND 3 POLLS [HERE]

PROPAGANDA BELOW

Timothy "Tim" Drake/Bernard Dowd:

Propaganda by @zorilleerrant [HERE]

Propaganda by @dadthinksdoctorwhoisacrimeseries [HERE]

Tim and Bernard getting together is historical, marking a change in the direction of comics. For a long time, DC has been playing it safe, usually making background and minor characters queer, or introducing characters with their queerness as a plot point. Tim is not only a major character, but one of the most popular in the lineup, and was generally treated as VERY straight for most of his history. So putting him in a relationship with another man was a loud way of pushing comics in a more progressive direction like they were earlier in their existence. Not only that, but Bernard was NOT a love interest invented for this role, but an established character from earlier in Tim's story, one who was not only conceived of as straight, but behaved aggressively sexually towards women and only women. By stating that he had a crush on Tim at the time, it reframes what was a pretty common type of joke in the era into terms that are easier to understand and sympathize with as a queer person, woman, or any other comics reader that isn't thought of as the default. It gives the story a lot more depth, and opens possibilities of complex queer readings of earlier works through this lens.

Tulio/Miguel:

I'm starting to realize that THEY were actually the blueprint for everything.

Think about your favorite m/m dark-haired tall and light-haired short couple.... IT'S THEM.

The girls are stuck together again🤲🌼🌿✨

A lot more Tulia and Miguella here

y’all in the scene where Tulio hits Miguel’s face-

this one

i just noticed he fusses over him afterwards. that’s so cute what 😭

the hottest genre of animated men (smirking piece of garbage)

My Fav Poly couples🖤

(Both Canon/Non canon)

1. Tulio x Miguel x Chel

I think this goes without saying, this is the starter pack of Poly couple ships; the chemistry and banter alone.

2. Sour x Jenny x Buck

These three self proclaimed outcasts caring about each other deeply; say no more

3. Gene x Courtney x Alex

I just feel these three have potential and there’s no way Gene will end up in a conventional relationship.

4. Rey x Po x Fin

Might get hate but I preferred this over the Rey x Kylo ship, this just makes my heart melt.

5. Scooby Gang (Not Scooby himself)

This goes without saying; each one of these characters as chemistry with each other and it’s the 70’s.