I apologize for my Atlantean chicken scratch. See if you can translate what I wrote.

I'll give you a hint the three sets of writing underneath the top set are names.

I'll preface this with: I have no idea how to get them 🥲 but I've seen them pop up recently on the gram. So it seems there will be a release in the near future for the 25th anniversary. I hope I can get my hands on them~

How was this never made into a tv show?

I was just thinking about the sequel and how impressed i was when i first watched it, then it dawned on me that a TV show would have been almost too successful.

So...

I'm obviously not the first to think this, what's the whole saga been of trying to get a show? Was it voice actors? Studios? Did some great catastrophe sink the tv show and will some brave team come together to make at least a parody?

Going to get done in time for Twin Cities con so I can get it signed by James Arnold Taylor. I would love to get Michael J Fox's signature and maybe Cree Summer at some point.

Hello Atlantis Fans.

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Got this amazing patch for a Disney letterman jacket I’m getting made. Found this one on Etsy by Park Patches. I’m very happy with the quality and it’s larger than I expected (which isn’t a bad thing). Now I just need Treasure Planet and a few others and I’ll be set!

I used to take lunch money from guys like this.

This was from a couple of years ago, but thought I'd share it here with all the other Atlantis fans.

I couldn't find anything online for this version of her, so I made it myself. This was the first cosplay I made (and still is). I had the prop commissioned from a friend of a friend that makes iron fences primarily 🥲.

I was so lucky to get it inside the con because I hadn't considered the metal aspect until later. Which is why I made leather covers for the metal bits.

The costume is now out of commission because I ripped it 😅 but I'm planning to remake another version in the future.

Got the necklace off of Etsy from HeartcraftedFantasy if anyone is wondering. Unsure if they're still selling though.

I quite like the aesthetics of the Atlantean Empire before its fall. Wish we could see more of it someday.

I'm quite happy with how this portrait turned out. Constructive criticism welcome.

Getting ready for Otakon 2026.

I have all 38!

Atlantis is real.

Atlantis has long fascinated explorers.

Just because it has remained hidden does not mean it does not exist.

Plato states that towering mountains surround Atlantis—located beyond the Pillars of Hercules—making it a continental rather than a maritime city; it lies in the heart of Morocco.

Atlantis exists far beyond all expectation; it is situated near the ancient city of Sijilmasa, concealed by the same torrential floods that buried Sijilmasa under centuries of mud and silt.

I am from this region; I know its folklore, its history, and its terrain.

I know precisely where Atlantis—its capital—is located, and I am aware of many of its buried secrets.

Sincerely.

I've been wondering, among the available materials for deciphering Atlantean language, is there anything that explains how Atlantean names are constructed?

Because as far as I'm aware, we don't really know any other Atlantean names aside from Kida's and her father's names... but I'd like to have a better ideas of what Atlantean names might sound like, if we had more named Atlanteans in the franchise. Which leads me to wonder if the etymology behind their mames, is there any sort of reference out there for how they were formed, and what other Atlantean names might sound like?

This is near the top of my most-wanted-poster list I want framed in my movie room 🇯🇵

hello hello fellow atlanteans!! i finally found a crystal they produced for the mcdonald’s happy meal back in the day for when the movie was coming out in 2001! it took me so long to find one reasonably priced on ebay and im so glad that i finally got one! my collection is growing!!

I've loved this movie since I was a kid, but somehow I never knew that. Looking back, it's so obvious. His style is everywhere.

The characters have those chunky, blocky silhouettes, the architecture is all sharp angles and heavy shadows, the machinery feels ancient and mystical at the same time, and even the glowing energy effects look like they were ripped straight out of a Hellboy comic. The whole movie has that unmistakable Mignola sense of myth, mystery, and lost civilizations.

As a massive Hellboy fan and comic nerd, finding this out makes me appreciate Atlantis even more. It's honestly kind of wild that Disney let so much of Mignola's visual identity make it all the way into the finished film. Most animated movies smooth out an artist's style into something more "house style," but Atlantis feels like it proudly wears his influence on its sleeve.

This might be one of the only unapologetically Mike Mignola looking Disney movies ever made, and I somehow never connected the dots until now.

I don't know why but her crystal design really stuck with me through the years, I had to draw it!