10.Kiburi's majestic entrance to his palace
At the beginning of Our Big Adventure, Kiburi returns home from an outing wearing a golden cloak and an iron helmet. Once through the door, and after comical attempts to pull his cloak out of the doorway, he throws the cloak and helmet off, only to amuse Ua with his mane, which is shaped like a gladiator helmet. Oh, Kiburi, you rascal you!
9.Baby Furaha being messy with her food and making mud pies in the palace gardens
So far my favourite part of Our Big Adventure is seeing Furaha as a baby causing a lot of mess for her brother Orko in hilarious and sweet attempts, such as being messy at breakfast time and getting her food everywhere, or making mud pies in the palace gardens and causing her and Orko to get dirty. Where there's a baby, there's mess, so...look out!
8.Furaha's dream
After Kiburi tells Furaha the story of the City Of Treasure, Furaha has a mysterious dream about following a hooded figure across the forest, while flashes of the City Of Treasure and the Peace Diamond appear before her. This ultimately reveals that she may or may not be the chosen one to bring peace to both the Lion and Tiger Lands. And you think He Man being chosen to wield the Sword Of Power in 2002 He Man was risky to watch, try watching Lion-O recieve the Sword Of Omens in 2011 Thundercats!
7.The nursemaids calling Furaha a mix of brave, crazy, silly and magical
Who could forget that moment in the first episode of Cushelle's tie in series Koala, when Koala's family gathered to wish him luck on his travels? In Our Big Adventure, Furaha and Orko are told the same things by their nursemaids before they set off on their travels. I'm a mix of creative, funny, drunk and childish - Mum, that's the reason you're annoyed every time!
6.Fanfiction
That's right, I'm finally going back to Fanfiction. Now that Ad Blocker has done its job, I won't be able to see Corny Porny or some other sick twisted anime stuff like that. You can check out my two stories, Meet Furaha & Orko and Our Big Adventure, on my Fanfiction page. They're works in progress, so be sure to tune in for the latest updates should you come back!
5.Our Big Adventure In The Classroom
Bringing Our Big Adventure to the classroom is a piece of cake, just ask the people at Google Classroom - who said it was for teachers? It's for those who want to be teachers too! This lesson sees students write down their own Kujali legend inspired by the war between lions and tigers in the story. Lions! Tigers! Listen up! Only Furaha will bring peace to your warring lands!
4.Sticky Bun Day
Well well well - in England, we think of sticky buns as little bread bits with white icing squidged on tip, but since it's Sticky Bun Day I thought I'd try my hand at home economics - that is, if students love getting their hands all stic-uh oh. Home economics. You know what that means, don't you? SCONES?! SHORTBREAD?! OH NO! BLLLLLEEEEAAAUUUURRRGGH!!
3.The Great Water Quest
Excuse me while I wipe the vomit off my face from the previous entry...
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Right, now onto what I was talking about. This geography lesson incorporates more Cartoon Network into our lives as students design a map to help Furaha, Orko and Optimus find water in the African bush. When there's a drought, all the students of St Duthus and Dornoch Academy would love these types of lessons.
2.Orko The Protector
Tomorrow's story is inspired by the day He Man: The Beginning aired as part of Cartoon Theatre on Cartoon Network. Throughout all of today, I've written down plot points, each ranging from 1-11 just like Little Miss Busy's to do list in Little Miss Busy: Surviving Motherhood. I'm going to do more in the future, but now this story is all about Orko taking care of his little sister for his mother Shani when she dies giving birth to her. I'm also going to add in other characters, like a pride of lions and a group of herons who are the main antagonists, but upon explaining the plot, it's best if I keep my mouth shut when it comes to spoilers.
1.Mylo stories
That's right, I'm doing stories about my dog. My nubbly, jumpy dog who steals knickers, socks, shoes and remotes. Just like Bluey, Mylo lives with his family - his mum, dad and adopted cat sister Mushroom. Mylo and Mushroom can't speak, instead they speak in squeaks and Scooby-Doo-style dog talk. Mylo has a variety of unusual friends - two mice, a teddy bear, a unicorn and a pegasus, based on the things I got from Smyths. Think of Mylo as like 'Kipper' meets Bluey, but with a British twist.
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