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S01.E09 - A Promise is a Promise (Matt & Stanley Posings and Model Sheets)

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Written by Rhonda Smiley, Storyboard by Charles Lefebvre, cover by Gaëlle “Galou” Autin.

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This episode was fun to create, but honestly to us it was mostly a filler. So we were surprised (and pleased) to see that most of you love Matt and Stanley (Jerome in french) as characters. 

As a fun fact, Jean-Louis hates Stanley as a character. :) So he wasn’t really happy when we had to bring him back in season 2 because we needed a security guard (“Musical Magical Tour”) or because we were back to the museum (”Amaru Universe” and “The Ruby of the Orient”). On my side, I think it’s was a good thing : it helped give the feeling that Sunny Bay was an actual city with its denizen. 

At the storyboard-animatic stage, Charles Lefebvre created initially an impressive sword fight scene, but unfortunately we couldn’t keep it all. We were able to keep the sword though, and to reuse them from time to time. ;)

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transmasc-nightwing

It's important to remember this kind of stuff, especially with the world the way it is now. When i started my current job and i told HR about my name and pronouns, she called me to ask which locker room i wanted to be in and told me where all the neutral bathrooms are (which is all of them except the locker rooms).

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You can have characters who nice, just happened to be blonde/blue-eyed/both traits but if all of your blonde/blue-eyed/both traits are inherently good, beautiful, and "pure" I'm going to break your bones.

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