A re-imagining I did on Hero Forge of Leo the Patriotic Lion's Canadian counterpart, Levi Peterson, also known as Levi the Mountee Lion. In my universe, he serves as Canada's Prime Minister replacing Justin Trudeau, and it happened to him not once, but twice. His first term came to an end when the public voted Trudeau back in after an incident where the lion suspended Parliament over his workers acting like spoiled kids and passing around controversial photos of Trudeau. Then CNG gave the people bad conscience, and after a successful coup led by Rainier Belrose, the Canadian public came to the conclusion they were really better off with a lion who wouldn't control his emotions instead of a man who pretended to be something he wasn't, so they voted Levi back in!
Levi has always been controversial since during his first stint, he tried to make Canada like Singapore, which was the closest thing to the planet Kriegland; however, since his re-election, he's been showing signs of improvement.
I have him doing the "TA-DA!" pose here while presenting his two sacred items, his bugle and saber.
His name comes from the fact he was a longtime member of the R.C.M.P. (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) before he went into politics; the irony is that if he hadn't lost his temper so many times, he might not have become Canada's Prime Minister. However, he works with his advisors to make the best of it.
Character joint-owned by me and
Chuong
Made in Hero Forge
IMPORTANT! DO NOT confuse fantasy with reality! In reality, Justin Trudeau is still the Prime Minister, and he is doing what he thinks is best for Canada. Whether he is or not, you be the judge.
Levi has always been controversial since during his first stint, he tried to make Canada like Singapore, which was the closest thing to the planet Kriegland; however, since his re-election, he's been showing signs of improvement.
I have him doing the "TA-DA!" pose here while presenting his two sacred items, his bugle and saber.
His name comes from the fact he was a longtime member of the R.C.M.P. (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) before he went into politics; the irony is that if he hadn't lost his temper so many times, he might not have become Canada's Prime Minister. However, he works with his advisors to make the best of it.
Character joint-owned by me and
ChuongMade in Hero Forge
IMPORTANT! DO NOT confuse fantasy with reality! In reality, Justin Trudeau is still the Prime Minister, and he is doing what he thinks is best for Canada. Whether he is or not, you be the judge.
Category Sculpting / Miscellaneous
Species Lion
Size 1024 x 1024px
File Size 1.1 MB
Kirk: I still remember that moment when Rainier saved you from being jailed over so-called hate speech. That took a lot of guts to pull that off.
Rainier: I hope I never have to do that again. Once is too much. It nearly costed me my life. But I did it because I promised to have Levi's back no matter what. Once again I apologize for the Banana Boat Scandal but I wanted to exercise my right to freedom of speech by expressing disapproval in a creative way.
Dominique: I think you were very right to express your disapproval by leading your marching band to perform The Banana Boat Song because I was and am still shocked that Trudeau did those things. It may not he a war crime, but it was unacceptable. It also shocked me how his coworkers at the time were totally okay with this. Even the Indian men who posed with him were cool with this.
Noel: They didn't know what was happening or the context of the blackface was. But even that, why this happened is beyond anyone's reasoning.
Vladimir: If those photos were Canada's worst moments in the history of their government, we Russians would kill to have a day like that. We cannot go one day without the last of our idiot politicians going bonkers, especially over Leonid doing the right thing in returning Kuril Islands to Japan and Crimea to Ukraine.
Rainier: I hope I never have to do that again. Once is too much. It nearly costed me my life. But I did it because I promised to have Levi's back no matter what. Once again I apologize for the Banana Boat Scandal but I wanted to exercise my right to freedom of speech by expressing disapproval in a creative way.
Dominique: I think you were very right to express your disapproval by leading your marching band to perform The Banana Boat Song because I was and am still shocked that Trudeau did those things. It may not he a war crime, but it was unacceptable. It also shocked me how his coworkers at the time were totally okay with this. Even the Indian men who posed with him were cool with this.
Noel: They didn't know what was happening or the context of the blackface was. But even that, why this happened is beyond anyone's reasoning.
Vladimir: If those photos were Canada's worst moments in the history of their government, we Russians would kill to have a day like that. We cannot go one day without the last of our idiot politicians going bonkers, especially over Leonid doing the right thing in returning Kuril Islands to Japan and Crimea to Ukraine.
Levi: I couldn't be more grateful that you did. I just assumed my life was ending because of the meltdown, and so I was willing to rot in prison. And on behalf of Canada, I forgive you for the scandal involving the song Day-O; I just hope I never have to hear it again. I'll pay if that's a demerit.
Super C: I don't want to hear it again. I'm also disturbed at the comment of you confessing you were willing to rot forever in prison, but that's not worthy of a demerit. That's just a confession. I just ask you change your attitude, but you've been working on that.
Levi: I have; I regularly talk to a psychiatrist.
Leo: How did your family react, if they did?
Levi: They didn't; they're all dead.
Leo: Oh.
Levi: I'm the last one of my offspring, so I don't have to explain to the relatives how it ended.
Leo: I'm sorry I asked.
Levi: It's okay. Meanwhile, say prayers for Leonid, would you? I am.
Leo: All of us are; he needs all the help he can get.
Super C: I don't want to hear it again. I'm also disturbed at the comment of you confessing you were willing to rot forever in prison, but that's not worthy of a demerit. That's just a confession. I just ask you change your attitude, but you've been working on that.
Levi: I have; I regularly talk to a psychiatrist.
Leo: How did your family react, if they did?
Levi: They didn't; they're all dead.
Leo: Oh.
Levi: I'm the last one of my offspring, so I don't have to explain to the relatives how it ended.
Leo: I'm sorry I asked.
Levi: It's okay. Meanwhile, say prayers for Leonid, would you? I am.
Leo: All of us are; he needs all the help he can get.
Rainier: Levi, you'll never be in prison because I won't let you be. I'll do anything to keep you out of it even if I cause further controversy. Me doing that once is more than enough to prove to you that you'll never be in prison.
Kirk: Because of that, all of Canada is behind you for this. You did the right thing.
Kirk: Because of that, all of Canada is behind you for this. You did the right thing.
Levi: And I'm very grateful for it. I just pray there isn't another controversy; don't forget there's that tiny house in Greenland. Why weren't we doing that before?
Leo: It beats the bass drum method we were doing.
Monarch Major: Ba-dum, shhh!
Leo: Sorry; couldn't resist. But it really does.
Levi: It would have scared some sense into me.
Super C: I think what you actually went through, though, was punishment enough.
Leo: It beats the bass drum method we were doing.
Monarch Major: Ba-dum, shhh!
Leo: Sorry; couldn't resist. But it really does.
Levi: It would have scared some sense into me.
Super C: I think what you actually went through, though, was punishment enough.
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