Since there are many interpretations of the Nonesticans, my version of the nomes completely divorce themselves from the obvious humanoid look, and much more monstrous.
What do you think?
What's on your mind?
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So it seems like it's meant to be the sequel to The Wizard of Oz. But there are a few continuity issues here.
First, Dorothy is younger.
Second, Aunt Em and Uncle Henry look different (as well as the Cowardly Lion being four-legged instead of anthromoporphic, and I think I remember them changing the Tin Man's appearance slightly too). I know they were all recast but they look nothing like them, except Dorothy, but again, she's younger.
Third, Emerald City seems more made of crystal than emerald this time around.
Fourth, I think I remember them saying something about Ozma's father being in power before the Wizard came, yet this didn't seem to hold true in the prequel, Oz: The Great and Powerful, where, if I recall correctly, the Wicked Witch of the East is in power. No mention of a previous king of Oz, or Mombi, or the Nome King.
Does this film fit into canon?
On that note, what of Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return, is it canon either?
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In relation to the Wicked cast lists I want to make users aware that "Categories" are not to be used to make notes about the page as those should be made on Talk: Wicked cast lists.
Though I can't tell when they are or who made them, I won't punish anyone for dubious categories that don't make sense unless it is clearly spam. I will try to delete them as they clog the Special:Categories section.
(edited by Riadse96)
I've just created a new article called "Cellar", which talks about the storm cellar in the book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and the 1939 movie, and the anime series and movie. If you know of any mention of storm cellars in any other adaptation, please feel free to add to it. And if you see a page mentioning a cellar, please add a link to that page.
Thanks.
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I noticed the website to keep a list of world wide recordings, I saw no Dutch recordings there, if anyone is interested at all in Dutch audio, here is a link to my website containing the known Dutch audio recordings (not that many, as far as I know these are the only ones): http://kroniekenvanoz.nl/nl-oz-audio/
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Hi there, I was wandering if it was possible to mention, perhaps in a single article, some information about the new Dutch translations I'm working on personnally? It is 'our' intent to translate and publish all of the original Baum Oz books in Dutch. Currently we are working on the 'Queer Visitors' book. I was looking to publish as list of translations with the books we've done so far and keep it updated as books are getting published. And a short history of the project.
For those interested, here is a link to the page (shamelees selfpromotion ;-) ), it needs a little updating though; www.kroniekenvanoz.nl
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Hello everyone!
Are there books that deepen the history of the four witches?
(edited by Elefrau)
Do we have a confirmation that Erin Mackey and Mariand Torres will be the next Glinda and Elphaba on the Munchkinland tour?
(edited by DXterminator017)
You should know something about those beautiful munchkin ballerinas.
Click here >>> https://oz.fandom.com/wiki/Lullaby_League <<<
(edited by 97kaylum1)
Hello, i like the 2 Oz Movies and have 2 Question, where in England or America was the ruin Emerald City from the 1985 "Return to Oz" Movie? and where was the Mountain and the Nic-Nac Room from the evil Nome King?
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For those not aware, Codename STEAM is a strategy game put out by Nintendo subsidiary Intelligent Systems. I won't bore you with all the details, but long story short, it uses a lot of classic literary characters in it, including Dorthy, the (not so) Cowardly Lion, the Tin Man, and the Scarecrow. It's not set in Oz (though the Tinman will sometime shout "For Oz!"), and while characters do often make references back to their original works, it's not an Oz-centered game, though they do make up one third of the playable cast (not counting the four Amiibo Fire Emblem crossover characters).
(edited by MarioFanaticXV)
Do they allow fanon on this wiki, or is there a separate Oz wiki for fanon.
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Please check out my new blog for all things Oz. I just started it and I'm adding tons of content so please check back often!
(edited by Pagesofoz)
Go take a look, right now, at how many reboots, remakes, and adaptations the Oz franchise has had, and see just how many are lazily dark, gritty, apocalyptic, etc. Can we just all agree that the Oz franchise needs to die, for its own good? The 1939 film is nearly perfect, and why keep fixing what isn't broken every damned year?!
(edited by ERHURHURHUR)
I want to translate all the content of this wiki to portuguese, but I can't do it, so, can you create, admin, a version of this wiki in portuguese, too? As you did with Spanish?
(edited by DyeffersonAz)
That was special song played in one of read alogs. I SO WANT TO FIND IT AGAIN! <3
(edited by QueenofObscurePairings)
As well as where they performed and their role? For example:
Idina Menzel: Broadway Lead, West End Lead
Kristin Chenoweth: Broadway Lead
Heather Spore: Broadway Understudy
Talita Real: Sao Paolo Standby
There was something like this on witchesofoz but it died with the forum.
(edited by Clockworkgirl21)
Sometimes, I want to replace all the watermarked images on the pages about songs from The Wiz with cleaner pictures. However, since I don't own the movie on DVD or Blu-Ray (couldn't stand the inexperienced direction), the clearest pictures I could find all come from The Wiz Live! Should I worry about alienating fans of older versions by relying mainly on that show?
Also, should I ban someone who keeps uploading watermarked pictures of those versions, or does that sound extreme?
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