Determination. 100% Agree

N el audio que te mandé de fortnite es la tarea de hoy y tú familia

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Same here, got a marked satisfactory for it too :)

You symbolize each of them perfectly!

@@trentjohnson6333 you can add more too....

@@robybalde5742 Judy Hopps: The rabbit of duty lol 😆

Steam train: The polar express 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃

You can add Courage The Cowardly Dog to this list for Bravery! Not a movie character but I have a good point!

Same

At the time at 7-10 years old you think it's an awesome movie. Now at 30+ years of age, it actually is real life. Never Underestimate The Power of An Underdog or a Lost Cause. They become the best sooner or later.

Double 3 Years Old? So am I and yes it still does for me today as well

Balto was happy and becoming even more kind (somehow) Steele was posing and being more of a jerk

Ikr. It’s awesome there how they finally acknowledge his heritage without laughing at him

Wasn't the mother the wolf though???

@@JaggedBird That was an invention of the crew who handled Balto 2, who did not work on the original Balto and had no contact with any of it's creative team. Hell, the sequel crew never even watched the original Balto!

@@emilycarrick3570 oh my I also always thought it was Balto's mom even before I watched the sequel

@@emilycarrick3570 Absolutely agree with you. That is the true canon, the canon of the original film - Balto's father is a wolf, Balto's mom is a husky, which is logical, plausible and perfectly works (and explains, why Balto lives in Nome among humans and dogs and doesn't want to leave it, wants to be a dog and is ashamed of his wolf heritage, and how humans and dogs can know about his mixed lienage), while the White Wolf is a male and the symbol of Balto's wolf half (i.e. Balto's true self) and self-acceptance. That's why the white wolf scene is a masterpiece - it's about inner fight, overcoming inner conflicts, pain and fears, the battle with yourself in your heart AND discovering/realizing the nobility and purity of own soul. That's why this scene is awesome and deep and is much more adult and unique than all those stupid "God/parent helps to believe in yourself again" cliches. Also, I'd recommend you to see the storyboards of the early version of the white wolf scene, created by Harald Siepermann. The early version (as well as the official novelization) had more symbolic elements and more hints that the white wolf is only metaphor, i.e. he's not real. In the final film these hints are more subtle. Plus, all production materials (and the novelization) depict the white wolf as a male too. About Balto-2 and the invention of its crew, how they presented the white wolf. That's from interview with Dev Ross, scriptwriter of Balto-2: "Aniu became the white wolf and is now the Great Mother of all wolves and serves as their guide - if they will listen. She represents the "call of the wild" that exists in us all. Most of us ignore that call, repress it or can't even hear it. But some do. Balto did, but fought it to be like regular dogs. But his daughter could not repress the desire to return to her roots, her true nature. Aniu is part of the Great Spirit. She is the reminder that we all are part of nature and must honor nature as a powerful force. Aniu shows herself to those who will listen. (Trivia: In my mind, her great love for her pups and her wolf pack made her a guardian spirit once she died. And, yes, she joined in with a Greater Force, a Great Guardian Spirit. Unfortunately, I don't know, why and how she died - that was decided before I came on the project.) The white wolf was in the first Balto, but not developed. I loved her and wanted to make more of her in my film, so I made her Balto’s mother. No one gave me any information on her, so I named her Aniu and developed her a bit more. I was hoping to do more with her in another film, but I wasn’t hired to do another. White wolf symbolized being in touch with one's true self, one's true nature. She is an invitation to explore the deepest parts of yourself. She is the Great Mother, the one who loves you absolutely. The one who wants you to self actualize." So... Aniu became white after her death and transforming into guardian spirit/deity/goddess, who is also the part of some Great Spirit (as well as the raven and other totem spirits, I guess). I can say that this Great Spirit was shown in the cave (those drawings-murals), where Muru sang to Aleu. Plus, there was one concept art, in which all wolves come to Aniu just like to the revered deity. Plus, Balto already remembered Aniu as white well before how he accidentally got lost and then was found and adopted by Boris. Plus, wolves refer to her as the Great Aniu and never mentioned that she died or ever existed as a living wolf. Plus, Aniu, the raven, the fox and others are depicted on the humans' totem pole, I think it pretty clearly hints that Aniu and CO are ancient. Ah... Balto the half-spirit, great... And that's also her answer about Balto's husky-father: "Balto’s father was never developed. It’s just a known fact that there are mixed wolf and dog breeds - as can happen in the wild, if a dog is feral or loose. I raised a wolfdog myself. In my own mind, I imagined Balto’s father to be a stray dog, a loner, a survivor. He is like a human father, who begets a child and then never even knows it." And... the sequel (and even the 3rd film, which was created by the scriptwriters, who worked on the original film) actually hinted the fact that there was no love between Aniu and this dog and that Balto never had a father (then why Balto considered himself as a half-breed instead of wolf, if he lived only with mother-wolf in the wild? why he considered his unknown father as a dog? why humans considered Balto as a wolfdog instead of wolf, if Boris found and raised him, not humans? why Balto had this problem "Who am I?", if he would perfectly know that he's the wolf due to those facts and want to be with wolves in a pack, not with humans and dogs who rejected, hated and bullied him all his life? Why he was ashamed of his wolf nature and wanted to be a dog, having the wolf as mother and the sarcastic grumpy goose as a father figure?). In the sequel Balto mentions only his wolf-mom, he describes her as "white as snow and with warm voice, which made Balto feel safe" and that "he accidentally got separated from her, being very young, and 'cause of this he never spent much time with mother". I.e. Balto has fond memories about his wolf-mother and absolutely nothing of his father. About father he barely says only "A husky, who "had pup(s) with" the wolf" (i.e. "mated with", not even "fell in love with" for example). In 3rd film Balto confidently says about Boris "He's the dad I never had". That's the great example, how different crews interpret the film or character(s).

The white Wolf we see in this film is baltos mother she is his spirit guide and she probably died when he was a puppy So his father must have been a husky Sally's mother appears to Sally's mother appears Sally's mother appears to Sally's mother appears to him Sally's mother appears S o is mother must be watching over him so she can guide him

yeah u hear that mom i can be gay if i want

yo i thought it was schinderlists music lmao

*Dad ;)

@@mika1664 *Mom ;)

How did you know that?

Nope it's confirmed that the white wolf in the first movie is a male, they just messed it up in the second movie

Will Robinson Yeah Balto is a better leader than Steele is.

Will Robinson Steele the over grown mutt (XD)

Will Robinson Not only that, but Balto really was determined of bringing the medecine to Nome, Steele just wanted to show up.

Agree! Balto is Awesome :D Steele Sucks.

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On all levels except physical im a wolf

Musical Dreamer yes, but I think it’s a ghost...

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pieros931 it is his mom but she’s a wolf spirit

Its his nephew

The first time I watched it I didn't understand but the next time I watched it I finally understand he's a wolf

The Last Feelbender Woah, really? That's weird, I wonder why they made him part wolf in the movies.

The Last Feelbender vhifuvd

I thought Siberian huskies were decedent's of wolves.

Jody Russell they are. But Balto was not part wolf.

Melody Secrets the reason they made him part wolf in the film was because they wanted to make him a more interesting character

Her names mot rozzy its Aniu

In fact it's his dad xD not his mom

The second movie confirmed this was his mum, Aniu. His father was a husky.

Yeah but the creators said his wolf side came from his dad and the white wolf is a male so xD

So it’s completely arbitrary to state it’s either his mother or father, as we have two offical sources claiming both, therefore it should be left up to the viewer to decide personally.

Where was ever mentioned that his wolf mother died when he was a pup?! Nowhere! Balto said that he was accidentally separated from her, being a pup, i.e. he just accidentally got lost. That's it. I can't understand for the life of me, where these stupid theories about "dead mom" come from.

White Wolf not he mother.

Christie Zanker ye! One was facing toward the camrea thing and one was howling

Where?

Julija Jurksta To keep her mysterious and interesting. She could be an unrelated wolf, his mother, a spirit; it''s all open to interpretation.

Because in this film the white wolf was originally a male and just a guide for balto but in the second movie they changed the white wolf to his mother which the original creator agreed upon

Julija Jurksta - The second movie confirms that Aniu is his mother.

@@SouthernSass94 well it kind of doesnt "confirm" but rather "changes"