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Ye Olde Toy Shoppe

🕑 Added 2020-11-04 00:13:15 +0000 UTC
Ye Olde Toy Shoppe

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Jabberwock sounds better.. looking forward to my new tote ❤️

Jabberwock definitely sounds better here.

Sarah McKeegan

Love the hoodie!! I like jabberwock with no y, and I think the image in the mirror should be Alice but maybe in different pieces of glass different versions of herself that have been seen throughout.

jabberwock no y definitely. love the look of the logo I would love a ZIP hoodie, but I don't wear pull-overs. It's really cute though with the ears

You're right about the Jabberwock sounding better, I just can't help but find 'Jabberywocky Toy Shoppey' hilarious so thank you for that.

Jabberwock hands down. But then, I'm a fan of the books so...🤷

Nicholas Brokaw

If Alice were to see herself in the reflection, it could be explained that she is seeing what she believes herself to be because she *caused* the fire.

Wendy Jaa

I'm absolutely loving the hoodie, wish it could be in my size! I'm excited about the pitch to REDACTED, I hope they like it!!!

Nicholas Brokaw

I’ve got a suggestion for the skull image. Because it might be a good idea to avoid showing “the monster,” what if Alice actually sees a twisted reflection of herself. Because what I’ve understood is that “the monster” is adult Alice (right?), it would make sense that Alice would see herself, but in a way that terrifies herself and the player, causing her to lash out at the “reflection.” Just a thought.

Rosuav

"Jabberwocky" is the poem, "Jabberwock" is the creature. It should definitely be "Jabberwock".

I need this Hoodie in my life so bad. Maybe I will for once stop stealing my boyfriend's hoodies lol and no Y for the Jabberwock

Agree with the above comments- definitely prefer Jabberwock (no "y"). 😁

RedBreloom

I'd also say Jobberwock over Jabberwocky. Partially for reference to actual Jabberwock and also because my mind goes "Jabberwocky toy shoppey" unfailingly, which is a bit silly sounding. And Jabberwock Toy Shop(pe) sounds a bit more cool comparatively. Also that intro ice skull weirdness wouldn't work in the actual intro as detailed but it looks REALLY cool. So I'm glad we get to see it anyway. Also putting cute details on the rabbit hoodie would be a nice touch. like a pattern on the ears or something.

Lucky Dragon ‘She.They’

Yeah, but Patreon members kind of already got a discount for it. It’s the same item. It’ll just have a different bag.

Nicholas Brokaw

I like the sound of Jabberwock rather than Jabberwocky in my opinion. Oh and in regards to the presentation to [REDACTED], that is awesome!

Lucky Dragon ‘She.They’

Because where are we saying the Jabberwock came from? It would have to be significant enough in popular culture at the time for a business to use it on their logo. It can’t come from Alice and Wonderland for obvious reasons

Also a patreon member discount on the white rabbit plush would be greatly appreciated. 💜

Lucky Dragon ‘She.They’

I have question about this toy shop though. Is it meant to be canon? The Jabberwock was an invention of the Wonderland books, so it feels weird to me that there would be depiction of the Jabberwock in the “real world”. It’s supposed to be something totally original to Alice’s mind.

So many great things happening here. My two cents. Take out the second "the" in the toy shop title and use jabberwock. It has a rhythm and rhyme to it with these changes if you like that sort of thing. I find it whimsical.

Lucky Dragon ‘She.They’

Plus Jabberwock Toy Shoppe just sounds better. Say it out loud and see for yourself

Lucky Dragon ‘She.They’

In regards to the circus realm I would suggest looking to the Dollhouse realm from AMR for inspiration. I see lots off shoddy wooden beams with exposed nails in this ramshackle circus put on by the Tweedles.

Lucky Dragon ‘She.They’

It should definitely be Jabberwock and not Jabberwocky since the latter is the name of the poem, but the former is actually the name of the beast in question.


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