Chapter #5Brought to the Toon Realm of Disney Town. by: Talcane   How about this:
Our protagonist is a 4 year old preschool kid still needing diapers and had been brought to Disney World Theme Park. Today was special, cause Toons got a chance to leave their toon realm and visit your real world. But our hero had accidents today, since they were having a huge amount of trouble of knowing when to go and don't realize they went til it already happened. Doctors would say the little hero is slow in development, but their parents have not gone to them to get told this, thinking the protagonist knows very well when they need to go, and go in their diaper anyways. They are scolding the protagonist, when a Disney character from one of the Disney shows or movies, spots them. The Disney character realizes the reason the hero is going in their diaper, and spoke to the parents, saying, if they'd like, the toon can take the little hero off their hands for an amount of time. Be it a day, a week, heck a month. The parents, feeling they can trust the toons, as the toons are made to entertain little kids like our tiny hero, accept, and let the toon take the protagonist under their care for three months, where they get a "Toon-Up" (like, they look like a toon version of themself), and get to go to the toon realm. During the time they are with them, the toon will baby them, rather than force them to grow up. They may even ask if they can stay with the toons forever, cause let's face it, the protagonist's mom and pop would want to force them to "grow up". With the the toons, that doesn't need to happen.
Do we want to go with the scenario where the protagonist is taken in by a Disney toon, be they from a show or movie? (Must be animated movies or shows in this idea. No live action adaptations) Or do we move onto another idea?  indicates the next chapter needs to be written. |
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