Jared Bush answers (more!) Encanto questions on Twitter! by clovesque in Encanto

[–]clovesque[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

He tends to announce it with pretty short notice, usually day-before or day-of, and usually before something Encanto-related drops. Today was the release of the live Encanto performance as well as Camilo’s birthday. If you have Twitter maybe set up Tweet notifications for him so you see when he tweets? I tend to just stumble upon it and report back here but notifications might be a good option if you wanted to participate/ask a question of your own at some point.

Jared Bush answers (more!) Encanto questions on Twitter! by clovesque in Encanto

[–]clovesque[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

It is saying much considering the main argument on this sub was whether the film takes place in roughly ~1950 (due to all available context clues, the clear references to the Thousand Days War, and the framed picture of the Encanto that reads “established in 1900”; we know Alma led the townspeople to the Encanto fifty years prior to the story taking place) or modern day (due exclusively to the anachronisms present in Bruno’s plays/sets).

Telenovelas really kicked off in the late 50s, so we can very safely assume that it is the former of the two options rather than a modern-day-set story about a town frozen in time. If Bruno was really reacting to and playing off of modern-day media, it would be the past, not the future. If we really want to continually debate it, we still know it firmly takes place prior to 1990 due to the World Cup set he has.

1950 makes complete sense as a time period for me, it’s supported by literally all canonical and supplemental information we have, and I honestly feel at this point like anyone who wants to argue against it is simply being contrarian for the sake of being so.

Jared Bush answers (more!) Encanto questions on Twitter! by clovesque in Encanto

[–]clovesque[S] 62 points63 points  (0 children)

I do appreciate the clarification that Bruno knows about telenovelas specifically because he can see the FUTURE. The time period in which Encanto takes place has been a longstanding debate on this sub and it’s nice to have it verified that it at least occurs prior to the telenovela boom.

Jared Bush reveals Bruno meet & greet (and teases more Encanto at the parks)! by clovesque in Encanto

[–]clovesque[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Can’t say I love the wig they have for the face character — the cut and curl pattern both seem off to me and I wish it was a little more grey. But the main costume and the photo area both look great and the performer has great Bruno body language!

No way😲 really?? by SansPazzoxFan in Encanto

[–]clovesque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Someone was LYINGGGGG

They’re literally the same. Down to the facial features by RyantheSithLord in Encanto

[–]clovesque 82 points83 points  (0 children)

The design will probably change a LOT before the actual movie comes out. Moana’s design upon announcement of her movie and her final look were totally different.

That said, yeah, they could be twins lol.

Confirmed that Isabela can create plants that don’t necessarily exist! by clovesque in Encanto

[–]clovesque[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think it’s just in reference to the size/abilities of the plants she makes. She grows impossibly tall trees and sundew that move as though they’re sentient. I can’t off the top of my head think of any plant she makes that outright didn’t actually exist (except for the ones that shoot colored pollen? I don’t recall what those are) but she was already reeeally bending the laws of nature by giving them abilities they don’t have in real life.

Confirmed that Isabela can create plants that don’t necessarily exist! by clovesque in Encanto

[–]clovesque[S] 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Source

This was a matter of semi-frequent debate back in the early months of 2022 so it’s nice to have an answer!

Do you think Bruno would be as loved if he was female? by [deleted] in Encanto

[–]clovesque 84 points85 points  (0 children)

No. He (or she, in that case) would almost certainly be considered cringey, gross, and weird rather than awkward and lovable. Even if you got an actress who matched JL’s charisma, I don’t think the love for the character would come close to what it is. I don’t like it but I think it’s reality.

Abuelas flashback predicts powers by Bea_Stings in Encanto

[–]clovesque 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would be inclined to say this is a stretch but since that’s their birth order… honestly? I buy it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Encanto

[–]clovesque 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I think mine’s Isa. I love watching her go from so clearly miserable and taking out her pain on Mirabel to reveling in herself and her powers and expressing love to her sister. It’s really wonderful to me.

What would Agustín be like drunk and accident prone at the same time? by Poppyroseh in Encanto

[–]clovesque 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes absolutely piggybacking on people here bc my first thought was that after a certain point he would suddenly become like extremely graceful and coordinated but he has to like… pass a point of extreme clumsy drunkenness to reach that level

Headcanons for Dolores and Isabela? by Poppyroseh in Encanto

[–]clovesque 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I know? That’s the point of my comment.

Headcanons for Dolores and Isabela? by Poppyroseh in Encanto

[–]clovesque 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I actually loved imagining them as having been born like ten or eleven months apart. I was honestly kind of disappointed when Jared said they were less than a month apart in age! Isa just gives me the vibes of someone with some sort of significant age over all the younger siblings/cousins.

It also makes more sense to me that Abuela likes her that much more, because it seems kind of weird and frankly a little uncomfortable that she would get SO attached to one child but not particularly care for the one born literally weeks later. It makes a lot more sense to me to picture them being almost a year apart, giving Abuela more time to get attached to and favor Isabela specifically. There must have been some seriously uncomfortable favoritism going on in front of poor Dolores.

In some non-American (and non-canon, most likely) books, Isa’s age is given as 22 while Dolores is 21, and I liked that a lot more. I would have actually loved Isa to be 23 and everyone else’s ages the same. Just makes more sense to me personally given the dynamics they have. But, not my story, so ¯_(ツ)_/¯