The Green Mile.

Sorry, couldn't wait so long, did my own one.

Typo: Lizard Wizard.
Doesn't make the name any less weird.

Still, he should have done it on principle.

It's alive! ALIIIIVEEE!!!

I wonder if they are a thing or if Stjepan just makes them up while he draws.

Taylor Hebert, the teenage supervillainess from Worm.
She believes in rules but bends them to the extreme at every turn. Everything she does is to help other people and cares for them. But in order to do that she dove deep into her villain persona and did some things no good person would ever do.

Ariel Val'Sarghress from Drowtales. Cares about her friends, but not so much other people. Has a sense of duty but not so much because she believes in rules. She goes along with the flow that is pushing her to become heir to her legendary mother.

First, there is Antimony Carver from Gunnerkrigg Court. Her status as hero is not so much because she wants to do good. It's just that people come to her and ask her of something and she does it. It's just the way it is. Also: She occasionally used to have a mean streak.

I'd like to be a wombat for a week.

So what was the original word for bear?

Everywhere, people talk about how this show is showing Disney the middle finger and how successful it is rallying the opposition, but until I understand if it is really profitable I will sadly have to restrain my joy.
Too many failures of beloved shows in recent years made me sceptical like that.

You mean, like a cat?
Why should he do that?
Is that a cultural reference I don't understand?

Not that there weren't stronger sumotori later, far from it.
But somehow they often seem to lack character and individuality.
By now, I find it harder and harder to remember current athletes by look, name or signature technique.
But back then: Akebono, Takanohana, Musashimaru. Those were titans!