All Things Considered || Puss in Boots - The Last Wish (Comic dub)
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2023
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This is really good, could you do a dub of this web comic created by SuperFrenzyHare called gone feral
God dame this had me in tears
I was so tempted to make this myself after watching the movie, but im happy somebody else did.
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"Humor me, Lobo. Of all my deaths...which one was your favorite?"
"...I think this one, Gato."
"And second favorite?"
"Definetly the running of the Bulls."
Nah bro the bell was better.
Bro really died trying to rizz some chick during the bull run
This would fit perfectly
Mine was when he cheated the dogs secondly to when he fought that sumo dude xD
I LOVE THIS
“And then he greeted Death as an old friend, and went with him gladly, and, as equals, they departed this life.”
The 3 Brothers
I know this reference 😮💨
-The Deathly Hollows
Death and three brothers from Harry Potter that's a good reference
Third brother was the wisest of the three. The first sought supremacy and the second wanted what was lost to life but the third wanted to live a life well lived.
Truly a reference that fits the theme of mortality
I love how Puss has retroactively became the main character of the Shrek-verse in the last month
They should make a movie for Donkey next
@@ArcKanosie OH GOD NO!!!
@@ArcKanosie were screwed lad
@@ArcKanosie nah I like the idea
I think Puss is probably the second most popular character in the franchise. If they do follow suit with Shrek 5 and a Donkey spin-off you’ll definitely have yourself a Big Three.
They started off as enemies but in the end they left as friends.
And Allie’s
I don't think Death considered Puss enemy or friend
Less friends more. . . Equals
@@windygrass9807 he hates puss, the arrogant legend. But I can imagine that he would grow to respect puss as the cat starts to live a proper life.
@@windygrass9807
Maybe more like a rival.
This would be a great ending for the legend that is Puss in Boots. But we still want to see it - from Puss and Kitty getting married and having a litter, to their children growing up and the two cats growing old together.
If DreamWorks make a movie about the next generation of puss in boots it will be puss and kitty child the main character
@@foxmagicberry5393
We can only hope.
It's implied Kitty was neutered when she got her claws removed as well.
@@ghislainmcgraw1630 They can still adopt. Heck, they've already adopted if you count Perrito
Actually…it looks like one of the pictures we see is of Kitty in a veil and holding a bouquet…it’s not as good as the other pictures but it’s there!
I like that the whistle feels both scary and welcoming, like for those who fear death because they have done wrong, it sounds like a horror theme, hunting you down, ever close, and getting closer, but yet for those who accept death, it is a tune meant to tell them that their suffering is over, and they are going to soon be at peace
The whistle kinda sounds like one of the tracks from "everywhere, an empty bliss", the track is called "equinox eyes will stop", I'm not sure if this is what the whistle is inspired by but either way, sounds scary and sad at the same time
Wise words pal.
For me ... Is not about doing the right and wrong seen I accept it that part... But the thing that scare me about dying.. is that thing that I start but never got to finish it. Ether it was my stupid decision or undecipline way of life. If was my choice or decision in the end... and I have to live with that.
Says a lot about those watching who heard it and what their views on death are.
Personally I'm fine with death, I don't fear death itself. In this instance, I view the whistle as peaceful and saying "you lived a good life, but now it's time to go."
Ofc I do fear some ways of dying, but not the act of passing over.
I don't think there is anyone who doesnt fear death at all
It's supposed to be a good ending
*Yet why is my heart hurting*
Because death in life is very sad And it is inevitable that Puss will end up like this kind of reminds me how Harry Potter went out one of the three brothers who greeted death as an old friend departing his life as equals
SAME
cause its ending
Some of the greatest endings to a story are always the saddest.
Good endings don't end this way, Great endings do.
They end with someone having lived a full life and are able to die of old age
"At my age, there's really only one big surprise left, and I'd just as soon leave it a mystery."
- 🍃🍵
Our dear sweet uncle.
UNCLE IROH QUOTE OMG
I KNEW I heard that somewhere before 😢
IROH
IT TOOK ME A SECOND TO REALIZED THAT THAT WAS A UNCLE IROH QUOTE
Death quickly looks around and turns to Puss.
Death: where is your hat, sword, and your boots?
Puss: “cough” I gave them to my child, the new Puss in boots.
Death: “chuckles” so the legend will never die… just passed on.
I guess now lobo will either one monitor the new holder of the title or if the new puss gets a little arrogant like his old man lobo will might appear to give him a lesson or two
That is so cute and sweet
I genuinely believe this is how Death would react. A person can die, but an idea, a concept, a legend, cannot. As long as just one person remembers, such a thing is immortal, and I believe Death would accept this.
I like how the perception of Death's whistling can change with context.
Throughout the movie, it's foreboding and scary. But here? It's almost soothing. Like, "it's time to go, gatito", rather than "you're coming with me, gato"
I actually think it's based on a lullaby or nursery rhyme with a tune.
@@maddenboseroy4074 there's a video i saw that pointed out it sounds similar to the tune of dumbo's "baby mine".
@Madden Boseroy if I remember correctly, I'm pretty sure it's a couple of notes from a death March song
I would imagine that the color of death’s eyes might change for that reason too. In the movie they’re red, this time they’d be a golden brown color.
The last whistle in the movie where Death leaves Puss alone is sung in major and has one note added at the end. I'd assume it's based on that.
“It’s time to go, Puss.”
“Was I a good cat?”
“No. You were the best.”
This reminds me of Opportunity, the longest successful probe on mars yet.
“It’s time to go”
“Was i a good robot?”
“No, you where the best”
@@andmos1001 😢
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I’m not crying
I’m just cosplaying a waterfall
@@poseidonsdauger me to man…
"Thank you"
"For what?"
"To let me understand the value of my life. I never be able to do it without you"
"Mph. No, I don't think so. You are full of resources, gatito. Probably you would be able to understand the value of your life even without me"
"Maybe. After all, even your intervention wasn't so clever, lobo. I almost make the wrong wish for the fear. You aren't a good psichiatrist, eh eh"
"Even now you laugh?"
"Puss in Boots laugh in the face of Death, don't you remember?"
"... yes. I remember"
"I knew it"
"Kitty asked me about you. She is waiting. And also Perrito. And all the others"
"I'm sure of it. But they will have to wait a little longer"
"Why?"
"We have to have a rematch, no?"
"Serious? You barely are able to move"
"I know. But as I said years ago, I never stop to fight for this life. I have no intention to give up my promise now. I'm sure you'll be disappointed"
"Eh eh. Yeah, you're right. Let's do it"
*Death give to Puss in Boots his sword, and Puss in Boots went out from the bed with an energy that he didn't seem to possess. The two of them started to fight, and despite in the end Death won, as always, he had to struggle to do it. And while the lifeless body of Puss in Boots fall on the ground and his soul went into the afterlife, Death said: "Buen viaje... my old friend"
This is way more detailed than the one I created. Nice job, mate.
@@neutralball1099 Thank you. If you want to make a comic with this, free to do it. I'd love to see it animated
@@fabriziobiancucci7702
Haha. I don’t do that. But you could try asking the artist to do it. It’s in the video’s description.
@@fabriziobiancucci7702 Ну, я мог бы попробовать. В принципе, тут нет чего то сверх сложного.
Но с тебя будет перевод фраз на английский (я его не знаю, а гугл переводчик не всегда работает корректно).
The tides turned once again and both sides had their point.
That's what I like about deaths character, he isn't a villain, just an antagonist. He's only mad that Puss wasn't valuing his lives so that's why he wanted to hunt him down, now that he actually values his last life death is more than willing to let him live on till his actual death and Puss is more than happy to go when it is indeed his time, quite a nice story really
So like Saw but friendly
@@suitablerobot9333 In a way, yes, but not including recency bias here but killing someone for the sake of someone not valuing his lives just worked for me better than killing someone because you are a crappy person that did some bad things in your life. And that character had just the littlest of little of screen time yet he was still scarier than Jigsaw because his motives for hunting someone is more understandable than Jigsaw's reasons.
@peachywonnie probably the worst part of Jigsaw I've seen is that he once tried to claim he never killed anyone even though he ordered and brought on their deaths, Idk how that's resolved because I've never seen the movies but that was the same defense the Naцis at the Nuremberg trial tried to use, that they never personally killed anyone, they were still executed or imprisoned
He was disrespecting death, going out of his way to mock it even by always saying, “Puss in Boots laughs in the face of Death!” It made Death furious, he wanted to put the fear of it into Puss and take his last life early as punishment. After Puss changes it takes away Death’s satisfaction and so he leaves him to live the rest of his life after seeing he has learned respect and acceptance for Death. It’s brilliant writing.
@@mysterygamer3000 absolutely agree
There are quite a few stories where the main character greets Death like an old friend he hasn't seen in a long time. like the tale of the 3 brothers in Harry Potter. the last surviving of the 3 brothers successfully evades Death until he is an old man. when Death finally catches up to him, he welcomes him like an old friend. he knows it's his time, and he isn't going to put up a fuss. he lived his life and is happy how it turned out.
This is how the story of Puss should end. he's happy with his life, and isn't going to put up any resistance. it's time to go.
Nah, he will accept his death and greet it like an old friend but he shall die on his feet with a hat on his head, sword in his hand and boots on his paws. After all, he is puss in boots and he shall die with all the glory he deserves. And that final fight shall be legendary when he wins as always and walks into the sunset.
If Puss were to die at some point in the Shrek franchise, I can definitely see them taking this route. He no longer fears his mortality and will live his last life to the fullest.
@@Christopher_Woods Seeing how Shrek 5 is coming out... I have hopes for something major to happen
There's also a possibility where Puss would sacrifice himself to save his friends in Shrek 5 and say that he lived his last life well for dying protecting his friends and not for stupidity or some sort like his past lives
@@snowysmile9082id save that for puss in boots 3.
Then i guess Shrek can face the same journey in 5 and 6.
_"Death is what gives life meaning. To know your days are numbered, that your time is short."_
- The Ancient One
Just for some who didn't see. In the film Death's blade has eight cat heads, in this the blade has nine. This means he knew this was puss' end.
True,those cat head marks just symbolizes Puss's past 8 deaths in Death's sickle
Just wishes the 9th one wasn't crossed like the other because Puss clearly live his last life to the fullest.
Yep. Puss knew it was the end for him as well. He was up in age and ready to move onto the afterlife.
Death: “You know we will meet again, right.”
Puss: “Si, hasta la muerte.”
Today was that day.
@@VermillionStallion those x's don't mean he didnt live his life to the fullest, it means that life is over.
At 0:23 if you paid a close attention you can see that Death marked the ninth soul of Puss which is heartbreaking and yet a beautiful detail
I KNEW there were too many!
Just wishes the 9th one wasn't crossed like the other because Puss clearly live his last life to the fullest.
Puss: There was a time when that tune sent shivers down my spine. Now it sounds... rather soothing.
My thoughts exactly
"The day of our death is something that noone in this earth will ever dodge, but until that day come let's sure we have fun with the rest o them"
His whistle can be both calming and terrifying, which is a plus.
Exactly what death is like, terrifying when you’re young but calming when you’re old
Yep .. when you live a cocky arrogant life, death can be terrifying.
When you learn to accept your mortality....death is just the last comfort at the end.
I still haven't seen this movie yet you're ripping my heart out
Watch it, what are you waiting for?
@Dogster boiiiiii it already is streaming
Watch it,it's so good ❤️🔥
Nah. This movie is worth paying for at the theater
@@BlueBlur2003 I'm broke that's why
I choose to believe that Death was actually extremely proud of Puss at the end of the movie, but he has a facade to keep up so people value life properly; Death is just a punctuation, not a goal or a friend, so he has to play the bad guy for everyone to fear and hate so they'll truly live their best lives for fear of dying with many regrets.
Death: I will let you get your affairs in order.
Puss in Boots: Yes, that would be appreciated, Compadre.
And so Death leaves the room to give the cat time to say his farewells to the people that made his life worth living.
This is unrelated to the comic but I felt like sharing anyways…
There’s something my dad used to say a while ago
“You don’t drown by falling into a river, you drown by staying in it”
Puss’s story reminded me of that, sometimes you have to overcome fear or else we succumb to them.
I like how this ended with Puss saying "I lived it well" since Death said to him in the movie "Live your life Puss in Boots. Live it well."
Puss: "Tell me something, Lobo... What's it like? Where I'm going, I mean?"
Wolf: (thinks for a moment) "Truth be told, Gato, I don't really know. I'm only taking you there. I've never actually seen it for myself."
Puss: "Well then... I guess I'm going on an adventure after all."
I like that Death takes no pleasure in performing his duty this time. I have to imagine it must be hard in his position. He has had to watch countless people over time succumb to diseases, people who ultimately asked him to come for them sooner to spare them pain, who don’t even ask for more time with their loved ones because they’re just suffering that much as the disease takes their body.
And Death still respects them, for going until the bitter end just for the sake of spending every last bit of time with their loved ones, and finally admitting they want peace.
Or people who just got chopped up or finished their term in the most horrid ways possible. Straight up.
Death never seemed like he hated his job. In fact I'd argue he likes what he does, especially considering he decided to work overtime out of spite. That would make more sense, because death itself having an existential crisis over what it is wouldn't make much sense.
Death's character doesn't stick around too long, because it's not his way to drag on. This keeps the spirit of his character- very well done!
Edit: In reference to how the character is written, when Death is present in the film (which isn't that common), he doesn't have a lot to say, but everything he says is important. He doesn't have complex motivations or a philosophy to instill. So this little animation keeps that character premise- a lot of fan-made material does a terrible job of handling characters like Death because they add too much. Some things in fiction are meant to be simple.
Actually that’s exactly what he like to do. He told us in the film.
@Pat I think he likes the hunt, but not the prolonging.
@@pat7917 Also, the point of hunting puss was not to outright kill him (he shows he can appear wherever puss is at any time), it was to instill the fear of death/respect for life within him and then take him. Had he not understood the value of his life, he was a goner.
@@pat7917 Perhaps I misspoke- I mean to imply how the character is written. When his character is present in the film (which isn't that common), he doesn't have a lot to say, but everything he says is important. He doesn't have complex motivations or a philosophy to instill. So this little animation keeps that character premise- a lot of fan-made material does a terrible job of handling characters like Death because they add too much. Some things in fiction are meant to be simple.
So,they kept true to his character? :}
if you could add a scene where the wolf offered his hand and told puss "Its time to go". that wouldve been cool
You can direct your suggestions to the artist, you can find their link in the description.
ayo, wt- u saying Puss gonna die . Mk, i guess i have a new task
Lets find a new favourite Character
no one lives forever puss is at the end of his last life and death aka the wolf has come to take him off to the after life
That wouldn't be in character for him, though. Death is a force of nature, not a compassionate deity
@@judesliggoo i believe sitting at his bedside here, and asking about his life... setting down his weapon... it's a compassionate thing. Death is a force of nature. But that doesn't mean cruel or hurried. He has a job to do, and he does it. But if he doesn't have to be harsh, I don't think he would be
This is so beautiful, when death said we would meet again eventually, this is exactly what i visualized. and instead of seeing death as a threat, he is seen as a friend this time.
I think we would all see death as an old friend at the end of our lives
@@mohammedashian8094 agreed, life is worth living, but we all need rest eventually
As someone who’s made peace with my mortality, I never did find the whistle haunting like everyone else. How incredibly fitting, huh? It really is only scary if you’re not ready for it. Just like death itself…shows how masterfully that one time was created.
I think it’s intentional by the creators those who are afraid of death would find it scary but those like you who are at peace with the idea of death would find it comforting
True. I guess I still have a ways to go before I am fully at peace with my mortality.
Made me remember this:
"When I was a young man, I had liberty, but I did not see it. I had time, but I did not know it. And I had love, but I did not feel it. Many decades would pass before I understood the meaning of all three. And now, the twilight of my life, this understanding has passed into contentment.
Love, liberty, and time: once so disposable, are the fuels that drive me forward. And love, most especially, mio caro. For you, our children, our brothers and sisters. And for the vast and wonderful world that gave us life, and keeps us guessing. Endless affection".
YES FINALLY. THE COMIC DUBS ARE ROLLING IN-
YASSS
Yes
Yusssss
Yay I way to make this more Depressing!
“A melancholy yet oddly peaceful whistle is heard; one eye open, and then the other, a figure stands in the doorway; a familiar one”
I really like this version of the whistle. In ways, it’s a signal that time in life is up, but Puss sees it as reuniting with an old friend before he takes a final peaceful breath. There’s an odd sense of sorrow in Death’s voice in my opinion to see Puss go, as if he doesn’t want Puss to die
The voice acting is beautiful!
This is sweet. Puss keeps his promise to cherish his 9th life, spends it with friends and family, and finally loses it to old age.
See, considering Death is pretty similar to that of the grim reaper, if not is the grim reaper in this universe, he's likely a very chill person in reality. In fact the movie even admits he's breaking the rules and not doing what he should be, chasing after Puss. He's meant to let them die and be there for them in that moment, but he got pissed at Puss's lack of care and figured he'll take matters in his own hands just to show him up. He's actually a very sweet and friendly guy, who is scary af when pissed.
Such as every person should. "Live your life, live it well."
I like how this stayed true to his character. Not a friend but still just coming with respect and to collect
A friend to some of you asked me.
damn that was so good and I love it so much. It makes me wanna cry
Then cry. Let the feeling flow. Water the soil with tears. Then smile.
This would be both a sad and a wholesome end to all of this. No more fights. Just peace.
Honestly, i'm not one for fan comics, but this is just great. All the times throughout the movie Puss is scared of Death, but now after appreciating life and living it fully, he can greet Death as a friend.
I saw this comic on Twitter and LOVED it! Unless Dreamworks ever shows us Puss’ actual final days, this is my hc for his death. The voice over here really adds to the feels.
This really ties into the overarching theme of the movie, AND yanks at my heart!!
"He isnt a villian. He just reminds us the law of reality"
Exactly why making Death a wolf really fits well. He is a wolf in Norse mythology too. Even in Thor: Ragnarok Fenris is a wolf.
I feel like a wolf is perfect representation of death cause it could be an animal who can be both intimidating and soothing at the same time. Similar to once you accept death as an inevitable, the wolf and his whistle don’t sound as scary.
Death: "Are you ready to go, gatito?"
PiB: "You know, I think it's time, friend"
Death: *laughs* "You know, you are one of few people who would actually call me that."
PiB: *chuckles* "Well, I don't think you have any friends in your line of work"
Both laughs as until they can hear the wind whisper. As if they were meeting an old friend, but both know... It is time.
Death: "You know, as annoying as you can be, I am glad you are enjoying your last few years on Earth. Now, let's go home."
As Death offers his hand to Puss, this time with his sickles in the sheathe and a calming smile in his face. Puss reaches out his hand as he drew his last breath.
In this cold transition night of fall to winter, the residents of the house vividly hear that soothing, mysterious, and eerie whisper of the Wolf.
For that night, was the last ever, the legendary Puss in Boots ever be living in this plane.
(sorry if I miss wrote something, english is not my first language)
Well, for someone who’s first language wasn’t English, you can speak better English in the comments better than most. Also, great story ending on your part; fits the characters perfectly!
I feel like Puss is ready to go to reunite with Kitty. In most fan fictions they sadly have Kitty passing before Puss. I can envision an Up reference like Puss is reminiscing on his life from his mother Imelda, to his adventures with Humpty, meeting Kitty and replenishing their relationship, meeting Shrek and Donkey, then he has Perrito who was the main reason he valued his last life and couldn’t thank him enough for seeing the light in him. Many have Puss and Kitty adopting him as their son. Then at the end Death sees Puss going through everything he experienced and Death is proud of Puss.
You've mastered the concepts well, man.
I love this ending so much cause it shows how much Puss has grown.
Seeing this echo canon would be beautifully sad... but fair!
After living his life well, having beautiful children, as well as having a loving wife, and a loyal friend, he rests in his bed feeling himself getting weaker as the days march on, he closes his eyes knowing that he doesn't have very long. He then hears a beautiful whistle, but right away he knows who it is and chuckles. The Wolf from so long ago, the one who decided to spare him after he learned his lesson. "You know that we will meet again. Right?" The Wolf said so long ago, repeating in his head. Puss opens his eyes and sees the Wolf sitting on the side of the bed. "Lobo... I remember." Puss stats with a soft chuckle. The Wolf smiles softly. "How was your life?" He asks. Puss looks over at his pictures to his left, and smiles. "I lived it well." Puss replies. The Wolf nods placing his hand on Puss' head. "It's almost time... if you are afraid, or nervous about something, don't worry you will find peace, you won't be alone." The Wolf states. Puss nods, before feeling his eyes become heavy and his eyes blackening. He doesn't fight it as he is satisfied with his life and what he has accomplished. He closes his eyes for one last time, ready to enter the Afterlife.
My apologies for saddening fans, in fact I started welling up a bit from writing this, but just like every legend like Puss', his legacy will carry on.
It seems I'm not the only one that finds the whistle both terrifying and peaceful
I need and extended version of this. I love the idea of Death coming to visit Puss again on his deathbed, but not on a hunt, rather like catching up with an old friend before carting him away to the afterlife. I like to imagine Death has some respect for Puss, being the only person who'd stood up to and defeated him.
okay if this happened in a movie id cry my ass and eyes off! I love what you did though!
Greeting death like an old friend.
Death isn’t a villain, he’s an antihero; what he might do or did in the movie is nothing short of him fulfilling his role in the story. He taught Puss a lesson and respected him for actually learning about living life to its fullest…
So to see this is like two old friends meeting each other for one last time.
Don’t know if primordial being can be said as anti hero or villain or something, primordial being just do their work
can you imagine if they put this in the movie after credits? look, im a 31 year old man. i would still burst out crying
"How was your life?"
"I lived it well."
Woooww omfg, this is real 🔥🔥🔥
For those who want to add some extra hearth break, there’s a good chance Kitty still has some of her lives and is going to outlive her love for a while
The lives don't reset them so, she'd still be an old cat. She'd likely burn through her remaining lives faster in old age just dealing with a failing body.
Death come for us all, and Kitty will be next in line no matter how many lives she have left. Their children will carry on their father's legacy.
This feels satisfying yet melancholy at the same time 😌😢
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the fact that this movie sparked so many fan stories this quickly just shows how great it is
It’s also show how you create an excellent antagonist to the hero. They did not waste any seconds with the character of Death.
Imagine how many men, women and children Death has had to reap when their time came. Many of them probably deserved another chance but Death couldn’t give it to them even when he wanted too. Puss in Boots got so many chances and never valued them, laughing at Death while wasting what other people valued most. Life. I can imagine him comforting a child who’s sad that their life is over before it truly began while simultaneously watching puss die another stupid death and not even care. No wonder Death had it in for Puss.
It's time to go.
Am I a good cat?
No.
You are a legend.
😢 This was heartwarming, you should make more of these
i.m sorry
I hope to see Death in a wolf form when I pass. I’ve always thought the wolf as my spirit animal.
"Greeting Death as an old friend, they departed this life as equals."
"peacefully they go... Hungry we follow!"
The kindred
"I see water!"
"They are called tears."
@@vespertide7835 "what do all stories have in common, dear wolf?"
@@rence234 "They end!"
"Tell me a story, little lamb."
@@khoinguyen5004
"There was once a pale man with dark hair who was very lonely."
if they make this scene for the last shrek/puss in boots film i will legit cry
Same here
*"Death had to take him sleeping, for if...had been awake, there would've been a fight"*
The picture of Shrek and donkey makes me smile
I really do wish we can see something like this in an actual shrek film. Hopefully if the franchise keeps running with some new movies, we can eventually get a movie where the characters are old/past their prime and they are all trying to find peace and fufullment with whats left of their lives. We can eventually get to how puss is taking/living the last days of his life, and then, we can see an old friend in lobo come to greet him and take him off into the afterlife, but before that they reminisce, look back and appreciate their lives, in the end, Lobo/death expresses his gratitude to seeing puss turn around his life, and cherish his last life, as mouch as he could. Lobo expresses to boots, that even tho it may not have looked like it when they fought, but he is happy that puss was able to save his last life, and that he didnt have to put puss down back then. Of course, cocky as ever, puss retorts with him saying that he was gonna win anyway and that he had Lobo on the ropes. Likewise, despite the pain that it casued him at the time, Puss thanks Lobo for instilling the fear of death into him back then. Or more specifically, thank you for pushing/scaring me into realizing the importance of cherishing this last life of mine, and that their is no reason to fear Death, when you live/have lived a good life. From that point on, I did whatever I could to live the best life I could. A life that I can be happy/content with. A life where I was truly happy. A life where I didnt have to be alone anymore. A life where, if I disappeared/was gone, I would be missed. A life where I finally stopped running away from what I really wanted and let myself settle down. Not a life where I constantly felt like my life was going to end if I slowed down. A life where I cherished others lives, just as much as own. A life that I think I can say, I lived well. And its all thanks to you Lobo.
This hit home. 💔 I went through a traumatic experience once that made me wish Death came but it didn’t. I love that they included this scene
I like the idea of death having different approaches to people depending on the circumstances of their death...
Person is cocky and tries to cheat him? He's sinister and furious.
Person dies suddenly?
He snatches with a scary intensity.
Person dies heroically protecting others?
He hails them and escorts them to the other side with honour.
And if someone dies peacefully after a long fulfilling life?
He gently greets them inquiring politely if they enjoyed their run.
Death comes for us all, but never with the same disposition.
Life sends Death many gifts, and all of them he Treasures. A good Wholesome and Gentle end.
Rest In Peace boots 😔
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Everyone says his whisle (prob not spelled right) is terrifying but It's genuely so nice to me. It feels like a lullaby. And not to mention the playfull yet calm wibe it gives me xuz it saunds like a song for little kids
I recently heard that the song he whistles is the same song that played when Puss in Boots made cute eyes.
@@Dapal0710 I don't really know, I never really pay attention to the saundtrack
It actually is in major key, g major, thats why it sounds a little bit happy shall we say
“Hmmmm. All things considered… I lived it well.” -Puss
“Kids films aren’t sad.”
No but the fandom’s are!!! 😭😭
I like this as an ending, but I would’ve preferred Death allowing Puss to fight one last time before he killed him.
I see this the moment I come back from watching the movie, wth?
I have nothing to say because this scene is just too beautifully sad to say anything.
It’s cool how the tone of Death’s whistle here doesn’t sound menacing nor intimidating. Sounds like, “My time has come and I’m ready to go to the other side”.
0:35 I like this picture because in a way it almost makes Death look less like a wolf and more like a hound sitting at the foot of an old friend's bed, patiently waiting for them to leave
According to Death when they meet at the bar, was Puss the only living being able to fight him back and changing his view to value his own life?
I really was hoping something like this will be in post credit scene, but now I finally got to see. It would have been a great touch for the ending conclusion.
This is one of the greatest fan comics I’ve seen. Great job voicing it
Bro WTF you made me cry
i.m sorry
“Pick it up.” “Huh?” “We never did finish last time. Come on, Puss, for old time’s sake?”
As always, awesome work
Ow. Right in the feels. Amazing job everyone involved. Especially the artist.
A perfect ending for a LEGEND 🥹🥹🥹🥹
So nice to see fancomics respecting the source material
"Death is just another path. One that we all must take."
Bruh this made me cry! 😢
Good job this is well done! 👏🏽
Remember Puss In Boot 2 is a movie for kids and yet it's better than a lot of movies for mature audiences
"A familiar lullaby you've never heard."
I've been calling his whistle that for weeks now. I never thought what it would sound like if...well.
Exceptional voice work. Thanks for this.
the whistle of a wolf is something! It echoes in the ears, and when it ends it still sounds soothing but at the same time terrifying and uncomfortable.....
AGGHHH IT WAS SO SHORT BUT I STILLED CRIED ;-; I LOVE THAT PERSONS ART! Amazing dub ^^
Big Jack Horner in the afterlife: WHAT'S SO IMPRESSIVE? I'VE LIVED IT WELL THE WHOLE TIME!