These are the Warriors of Virtue. They are from a movie called Warriors of Virtue. They are "Rooz," a species from a different planet. They are good, but there's a bad guy named Komodo who's trying to take over the last Lifespring.
This is me writing a thank-you note to Uncle Paul, and the Warriors of Virtue are watching me.
Yee, the warrior in gray, is thinking: "What is this person doing writing my name so much?"
Yee is the warrior in gray. Yun is the warrior in blue with the yellow sword. The guy with some red on his shirt is Chi. He has the power of fire. Yun has the power of water. Yee has the power of metal. The one in purple and reddish and beige with white on her head is named Tsun (pronounced "shun"). The green one is Lai, who has the power of wood.
The fire truck with a broken ladder is telling them the way to Car Town. If you see "Everything," you can find all of Old Car Town in the post, and you can find a picture of Soren looking kooky in an Indian headdress and pretending to shoot bows and arrows and saying "Yeh, yeh, yeh."
Nora, thanks for sharing The Warriors of Virtue and telling all about them! I love seeing what you're interested in!
ReplyDeleteNora, your blog reminds me of my own Yee and Lai Rooz, and how excited I was to have fun with my action figures! Keep up your writing: you're great at it, and you'll only get better! And never stop that imagination of yours, it will take you places!
ReplyDeleteI was brought here by first an image of an action figure's face reminding me of "Warriors of Virtue", which I have not seen in many, many years; and to find out the title of this movie which eluded me, I first google'd "Kangaroo Warriors", and though it wasn't correct, the results it brought were able to lead me to its actual title.
Ahh, sweet childhood memories :) I used to play with my action figures SO MUCH! They were the best. Take care, Nora!