They obviously put this in the news in the hopes that someone would pick it up and run with it, so here goes:
Evidently this character appears in the movie (which, thankfully, I missed) where it does the same thing. Although it was a larger. more expressive cloud there.
Obviously another sign of the decline of American civilization. And I thought current mytology had unicorns as the ones farting glitter. Or rainbows. Or something.
That said, I was not impressed by the glitter fart. It needs more glitter and a stronger firing mechanism, something that will scatter the glitter onto the watching spectators in copious amounts. I mean, go big or go home.
#18 – Our daughter’s boyfriend brought back a selection of Japanese candy recently. My favorite one is something I called “Hello Kitty Birth Control Pills”, because it looks like one of those blister-pack-with-foil-backing packages they use for pills, only the front is printed with a Hello-Kitty-like Kawaii image.
His name is “Guy Diamond”. According to his page on DreamWorks Wiki, :
So this is one of the defining characteristics of his class of Glitter Trolls. Good to know.
He also "Shakes off clouds of glitter when he dances, so he needn’t be flatulent to be source of annoying glitter
I saw it kinda by force due to my toddler loving some of the music, and I was kinda shocked how decent it is. It has a decent and slightly unconventional story, integrates the musical numbers well, and has more inventive and interesting animation that I expect these days.
Not a masterpiece, but definitely better than your average kids’ movie these days.
1.) That article writer has a very low bar for what they consider “bizarre.”
2.) The candy that you mention is likely a variety of “fortune telling candy” similar to this, which is a form of dagashi. Read about them in chapter 15 of Dagashi Kashi, (a manga I highly recommend–it is kind of zany and mildly fanservicy, but you learn a lot about a fairly obscure (to us westerners) aspect of Japanese culture.)