Artist Sara Bardi has combine World of Warcraft with, what else, a Disney franchise for a bit of pun art known as “Wrath of the Stitch King.” Fun Fact: I’ve never actually seen Lilo and Stitch, though my wife has probably acted out all the voice parts at one point or another.
Anyway, this art is awesome, and I want more Disney/WoW crossovers immediately. They don’t even have to be princess themed!
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