probably what got me in the panic attack scene is that what Perrito did, resting his head on Puss, is what IRL support dogs do. it's to add pressure, which grounds the owner.
I had a babysitter who had a yellow lab, completely untrained. I was stressed about school stuff one day and started having a mental breakdown in the corner of one of the back rooms. I look up and her dog walked in, looked at me, and came over to lay his head in my lap just like this. I think it's more than just training... it's instinct. When they sense someone they trust in distress, they can't help but find a way to comfort them. There's a reason dogs are amongst my favorite animals.
@@indodinoyoutubeCats are very similar. There were many times where I was crying and panicking and my sweet girl hopped onto my chest or lap and just purred softly until I felt better
The fact that they took that one super annoying comic relief character from every kids movie since the beginning of time and made them actually LIKEABLE and CUTE and FUNNY will never cease to amaze me. I love Perrito.
Out of every character in the movie, he had it the hardest. And yet he's the most optimistic. He's living proof that you shouldn't let trauma consume you.
It's not so new. In Lethal Weapon 4, we learn that Leo was an orphan. And yet, he's always in a good mood. A more extreme case is Sid in Ice Age: his parents are constantly abandoning him, his best friends are not the nicest animals ever and he goes along with that.
@@lindildeev5721 Well, while Manny and Diego are annoyed by him sometimes, they do care about him and Sid is grateful for having them. Same with Donkey with Shrek.
@@lindildeev5721Difference in Ice Age is that Sid is implied to be overwhelmingly stupid, and that's the main reason he gets through it (much like capybaras). Here they pretty strongly indicate that while Perrito's age has prevented him from fully processing the trauma, he is actually pretty wise, unlike Sid whose a fool through and through. Can't speak to any Lethal Weapon movie though.
The fact how he acts is how he copes with his trauma. This is such a sad way for a coping mechanism 😭 Edit: It is a sad way but I get it. Seeing stuff as happy is better than seeing the horrors of it. I’m not crying about it either.
I feel like people who think that Perrito doesn't realize he has been through trauma are misunderstanding him. He knows what he went through is traumatic, but he is trying to tell them it in a way that doesn't convey that fact. He is just not realizing that they understand how traumatic it is even with his positive spin on it. It also is a general part of his cheery disposition. He's not in denial that it was bad, he's just trying to not traumadump onto other people.
While I agree, I think that furthermore it isn't so much that he isn't "trauma dumping," as much as he is both wise enough to know better than to dwell on the trauma like Kitty Softpaws does, and that it happened at a young enough age that his brain normalized what happened to some degree. It was traumatic and painful, but he "gets over it" less completely but more quickly. Compare this to Kitty Softpaws, who let's something mild by comparison tear her apart by dwelling on it. Perrito would have been mentally destroyed if he had done anything but move forward, which really does make him the expert at dealing with trauma among the characters presented. He isn't perfect, but it is a good lesson about the dangers of dwelling on trauma. Even if the trauma is only partially processed, dwelling =/= (meaningful, useful) processing, it just magnifies the problem.
It’s just a coping mechanism he had to adopt since before or after he was abandoned by his family, as u could see from his scars and shit it was a lot. Of course he knows he’s been through abuse but his body and mind doesn’t allow him to process that, as a protection method towards himself not because he doesn’t want to "trouble" or "trauma dump" on kitty and puss. Usually children who have faced abuse since a very young age show this kind of coping technique as their mentally not mature enough to process it yet, he deffo knows his situation was terrible but hasn’t fully accepted it. Tho he is wise because of his experiences [children with trauma usually are], he still has a lot to process in the future as he gets older. Irl, humans having this coping mechanism aren’t healthy and get therapy later in life when they are in a safe space [both mentally and physically] to process their trauma. At least that’s what I got from his character as I’ve seen clients very similar to Perrito when I was doing my internship under a clinical psychologist.
@synnamon6076 Are you sure it's a coping mechanism of children or a cognitive limitation? My understanding was the latter (in this case, aside from things he has figured out as an individual that would not be typical of children, such as the value of grounding). My understanding was that children normalize by accident: because their brains are still trying to figure out what normal is, as opposed to an active process.
It’s also the fact that he’s pretty smart, and he knows better than to cling to trauma It happened, yeah it’s upsetting that it happened, but it doesn’t change that it happened, more than that, it doesn’t change that it’s IN THE PAST Unless it’s STILL happening, there’s no point in clinging to that pain, and Perrito knows it It’s why he suggests that Puss and Kitty just TALK IT OUT, so they can move past it, so they can leave the pain in the past where it belongs Obviously we shouldn’t forget bad experiences, or else we could end up making the same mistakes that lead us to those bad experiences in the first place, but leave the pain in the past where it belongs
3:06 I swear to christ, i remember me and my friends, all 18-19 yo seniors, crying like babies in the movie theater at this scene.😢 Good times, good times
That scene legit got me through my first panic attack. It reminds me of my old babysitter's dog who did the exact same thing when I was having a stress breakdown. When my panic attack happened, I found a clip of this scene and remembered how I felt when my babysitter's dog had done the same. Then, when Puss' breathing starts to level out, I breathed with him to calm down and just looked at Perrito's worried but caring eyes. I love dogs so much.
He does know. Hes just trying to sgay positive and appreciatewhat he does have. Thats why he said to goldi, "From one orphan to another, you won the orphan lottery "
I was so pleasantly surprised that they took puss his panic attack serious. Fully expected perrito asking him to rub his belly to make it stop/feel better since he did it twice already, rules of three of comedy and all that. Finally a sidekick character that isnt annoying or just there to be cute but to be an actual character. Dreamworks outdid themselves with this movie
4:06 I love this moment so so much bcs idk I just remember cats do headbumps to show love and I know it might be completly by accident but that scene melts my heart
0:20 I still can't get over all the "needs home" strips *not even having numbers on them.* It's like "needs a home, but not enough for us to bother finishing this sign."
Perrito: meets joker Batman: soo my vilest retired after being wholesomely invalidated and given a therapy by a dog...Alfred please transfer a billon dollar to arkam, everyone needs at least 1h a week with Perrito. Gotham news a year later: we are now celebrating the 100th day without vilains in a row as well as a full month without crime.
Yes You can see this same part but in the Spanish dub and you will see that it is the same voice(also puss in Boots It's the same voice actor in both languages)
Puss in Boots 2 did such a better job explaining anxiety than Velma. When I saw Puss having a panic attack, I felt sad for him because I know how it feels. Your heart’s racing, you’re running out of breath, you can’t feel your body, and everything is just so painful! But then of course help is on the way. I know it may sound crazy…but there’s also another film that depicts anxiety very well in PAW Patrol: The Movie. Chase had a fair share of his anxiety of Adventure City. So, when they had to go there to stop Mayor Humdinger’s madness, when there was a Humdinger Hyperloop train coaster made and the passengers were trapped on there, Chase tried to save them, but realizing it was way too high, that’s when they depicted a panic attack VERY well! I’m not gonna lie, I love the movie and I felt very bad for Chase when he had that panic attack. Normally you’d think it would be a dog basically cowering in fear, but when you get reality distortion, sounds fading and a heartbeat speeding up frantically, that’s when Chase has that panic attack. There’s also another to name in Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3. In one of Rocket’s flashbacks, when he frees Lylla, the High Evolutionary blasts her dead with a blaster, Rocket is wailing over this, and Floor begins having a panic attack while yelling “ROCKET, TEEFS, FLOOR, GO NOW!!!” over and over again. That broke my heart. As somebody who sometimes has panic attacks, it’s safe to say Velma lost! It’s kinda funny when you think about it. A movie based on a preschool show does better than an adult show on anxiety. EDIT: Thanks for the likes!
Have you seen the show Dead End: Paranormal Park? One of the protagonists has a panic/anxiety attack due to overstimulation in the third episode and it's depicted very well. She's also canonically Autistic and at one point says straight up that she has anxiety.
I like how it’s actually therapy he does. Like, usually what therapists advice is to have a different perspective on situations (of course depending on if you even can)
I want to hug him and snuggle him and give him all the food and water and love and attention that he needs!! I'll love you and take care of you, Perrito!! 💛💛💛
That moment where he puts his head on Puss to help with his panik attack like an actual therapy dog is the sweetest this he did in this movie 🥺🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️
Perrito was one of the best sidekicks I seen in a while in an animated film. Very likable and funny, and relatable as a therapy dog ❤. Would give him a hug in a heartbeat.
I think Perrito is one of the characters with so much trauma to be honest. He’s a puppy, and yet he was put in a *sock,* with a *rock* in it, then *thrown in an river* and yet, he’s the kindest character of them all and also the most traumatized one.
The cats are so concerned when Perrito tells his story because of how awful the situation actually was. He could've drowned and he never realized that.
OMG!! The original video was deleted!! I was soo obsessed with that bcause of the edit, i watch it everytime i get sad. Thanks soo much for restoring this 😭😭😭
Such a perfect wholesome way to end the night before I go to sleep. Thank you UA-cam algorithm for recommending this video to me (also love the Nintendogs music, perfect cap to the video!)
This is how you write a comedy relief character. Despite the name, their existence isn't meant to be a joke to the audience, its meant to relieve the audience and the characters when times are tough, usually via jokes but it can be other things as well. Make things less dark and gloomy.
I really like that Perrito’s moment of comforting Puss wasn’t undercut by some cheesy line like “I guess I am a real therapy dog now!”, cause the scene was good and it knew it. (Schaffriles reference)
perrito has so much trauma and laughs about it. i sobbed when i was in the theater. idk why he just made me so happy on my bad day when i went to the theater.
I’ve been searching for this video for 2 months straight! I don’t know how but I saw this video the day after I saw the movie when it came out and couldn’t find it again?! But honestly, this video was just my whole thought process watching the movie lmao, this was perfect
"I got a comfy sweater and 2 best friends!" Me: Nice "I got everything I could ever wish for!" Me: (sniffle) ...nice "Noo magic required!" (Ugly sobbing noises)
probably what got me in the panic attack scene is that what Perrito did, resting his head on Puss, is what IRL support dogs do. it's to add pressure, which grounds the owner.
I had a babysitter who had a yellow lab, completely untrained. I was stressed about school stuff one day and started having a mental breakdown in the corner of one of the back rooms. I look up and her dog walked in, looked at me, and came over to lay his head in my lap just like this. I think it's more than just training... it's instinct. When they sense someone they trust in distress, they can't help but find a way to comfort them.
There's a reason dogs are amongst my favorite animals.
@@indodinoyoutubeCats are very similar. There were many times where I was crying and panicking and my sweet girl hopped onto my chest or lap and just purred softly until I felt better
@@indodinoyoutube It's also why not all dogs can be service dogs. Some don't have that instinct or just not as strong as others.
My dog did that for the first time just a few days ago while I had a panic attack 😭
Mine leaned against me, licking my nose. Stopped me from hyperventilating, and made me laugh and stay focused on him.
Puss and Perrito's relationship is like a dad who said he didn't want a dog but now can't be away from him
Yes, i ship them as father and son
I saw it as little brother and big brother.
@@paolasophiasantana4157 DO YOU KNOW WHAT SHIP MEANS???
HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF DYNAMICS??
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE 😭
I didn't
@@paolasophiasantana4157 oh.
well at least look it up..
2:14 The pure horror on their faces is exactly my reaction omg
Same! I was shocked when I saw this in the theaters!
They were Monsters to do that to him
@@cyberlord1922 100% yes
same ! the person I went to see the movie with and I where horrified !
Same
The fact that they took that one super annoying comic relief character from every kids movie since the beginning of time and made them actually LIKEABLE and CUTE and FUNNY will never cease to amaze me. I love Perrito.
Same here. 🐶.
Fatherless pfp
@@JohnWall-lj1mx Fatherless behavior
@thean0nym0userat68 Fatherless comment.
Bro the pfp and the username 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀📸📸📸📸📸
Out of every character in the movie, he had it the hardest. And yet he's the most optimistic. He's living proof that you shouldn't let trauma consume you.
It's not so new. In Lethal Weapon 4, we learn that Leo was an orphan. And yet, he's always in a good mood. A more extreme case is Sid in Ice Age: his parents are constantly abandoning him, his best friends are not the nicest animals ever and he goes along with that.
@@lindildeev5721 Well, while Manny and Diego are annoyed by him sometimes, they do care about him and Sid is grateful for having them. Same with Donkey with Shrek.
@@lindildeev5721well, at least Perrito isn't as dumb as Sid is.
@@lindildeev5721Difference in Ice Age is that Sid is implied to be overwhelmingly stupid, and that's the main reason he gets through it (much like capybaras).
Here they pretty strongly indicate that while Perrito's age has prevented him from fully processing the trauma, he is actually pretty wise, unlike Sid whose a fool through and through.
Can't speak to any Lethal Weapon movie though.
The fact how he acts is how he copes with his trauma. This is such a sad way for a coping mechanism 😭
Edit: It is a sad way but I get it. Seeing stuff as happy is better than seeing the horrors of it.
I’m not crying about it either.
poor dude :(
How is it sad?
@@edorasmarauder5761 it’s a coping mechanism for his trauma.
True even though he doesn’t realize that he’s going through trauma and instead thought it as a joke and elaborate hide and seek
At least it’s healthy
I feel like people who think that Perrito doesn't realize he has been through trauma are misunderstanding him. He knows what he went through is traumatic, but he is trying to tell them it in a way that doesn't convey that fact. He is just not realizing that they understand how traumatic it is even with his positive spin on it. It also is a general part of his cheery disposition. He's not in denial that it was bad, he's just trying to not traumadump onto other people.
While I agree, I think that furthermore it isn't so much that he isn't "trauma dumping," as much as he is both wise enough to know better than to dwell on the trauma like Kitty Softpaws does, and that it happened at a young enough age that his brain normalized what happened to some degree. It was traumatic and painful, but he "gets over it" less completely but more quickly.
Compare this to Kitty Softpaws, who let's something mild by comparison tear her apart by dwelling on it.
Perrito would have been mentally destroyed if he had done anything but move forward, which really does make him the expert at dealing with trauma among the characters presented. He isn't perfect, but it is a good lesson about the dangers of dwelling on trauma. Even if the trauma is only partially processed, dwelling =/= (meaningful, useful) processing, it just magnifies the problem.
It’s just a coping mechanism he had to adopt since before or after he was abandoned by his family, as u could see from his scars and shit it was a lot. Of course he knows he’s been through abuse but his body and mind doesn’t allow him to process that, as a protection method towards himself not because he doesn’t want to "trouble" or "trauma dump" on kitty and puss. Usually children who have faced abuse since a very young age show this kind of coping technique as their mentally not mature enough to process it yet, he deffo knows his situation was terrible but hasn’t fully accepted it. Tho he is wise because of his experiences [children with trauma usually are], he still has a lot to process in the future as he gets older. Irl, humans having this coping mechanism aren’t healthy and get therapy later in life when they are in a safe space [both mentally and physically] to process their trauma. At least that’s what I got from his character as I’ve seen clients very similar to Perrito when I was doing my internship under a clinical psychologist.
@synnamon6076 Are you sure it's a coping mechanism of children or a cognitive limitation? My understanding was the latter (in this case, aside from things he has figured out as an individual that would not be typical of children, such as the value of grounding). My understanding was that children normalize by accident: because their brains are still trying to figure out what normal is, as opposed to an active process.
These are literal PARAGRAPHS MY GUY PARAGRAPHS😭 so many paragraphs😭😭😭😭
It’s also the fact that he’s pretty smart, and he knows better than to cling to trauma
It happened, yeah it’s upsetting that it happened, but it doesn’t change that it happened, more than that, it doesn’t change that it’s IN THE PAST
Unless it’s STILL happening, there’s no point in clinging to that pain, and Perrito knows it
It’s why he suggests that Puss and Kitty just TALK IT OUT, so they can move past it, so they can leave the pain in the past where it belongs
Obviously we shouldn’t forget bad experiences, or else we could end up making the same mistakes that lead us to those bad experiences in the first place, but leave the pain in the past where it belongs
3:06 I swear to christ, i remember me and my friends, all 18-19 yo seniors, crying like babies in the movie theater at this scene.😢 Good times, good times
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I had to hold back actual tears lol
That scene legit got me through my first panic attack. It reminds me of my old babysitter's dog who did the exact same thing when I was having a stress breakdown. When my panic attack happened, I found a clip of this scene and remembered how I felt when my babysitter's dog had done the same. Then, when Puss' breathing starts to level out, I breathed with him to calm down and just looked at Perrito's worried but caring eyes. I love dogs so much.
He’s just the sweetest character I love him so much!!! 🥹
I love how Perrito doesn't even notice his own owners abandoned him. He is just so joyful! :)
Not even abandon they tried to fucking kill him and succeeded in killing the rest of his pack
@@theenderdestruction2362 Perrito doesn't have a pack 🤨
They meant his siblings
@@breadinterview8912 Oh. Why do Perrito's owners hate dogs so much?
He does know. Hes just trying to sgay positive and appreciatewhat he does have. Thats why he said to goldi, "From one orphan to another, you won the orphan lottery "
their therapy dog/adoptive son, its adorbs
Found family 🥺 😭❤️❤️❤️
And he wanted t be a therapy dog which is even cuter❤
@@Regkisser The sequel makes me wanna see more.
Puss said he is going to Far Away, right?
I havent even seen the movie yet but when he was telling his backstory i realized his sweater is the sock💀😭🥺
“Well, jokes on them! That sock they stuck me in? I grew into it! So I got a great story and a free sweater out of it! Win-win!”
@magenta_mer-goat86 see, have selective hearing. That went right over my head. He was just too cute and the story was so sad😂😭
@@magenta_mer-goat86 free sweater, pretty good
I was so pleasantly surprised that they took puss his panic attack serious.
Fully expected perrito asking him to rub his belly to make it stop/feel better since he did it twice already, rules of three of comedy and all that. Finally a sidekick character that isnt annoying or just there to be cute but to be an actual character.
Dreamworks outdid themselves with this movie
I love that Kitty can’t believe there’s someone so genuinely nice in the world and she’s so taken aback by him.
I was smiling thru the whole video because hes so cute and sweet😭
4:06 I love this moment so so much bcs idk I just remember cats do headbumps to show love and I know it might be completly by accident but that scene melts my heart
0:20 I still can't get over all the "needs home" strips *not even having numbers on them.* It's like "needs a home, but not enough for us to bother finishing this sign."
Perrito: meets joker
Batman: soo my vilest retired after being wholesomely invalidated and given a therapy by a dog...Alfred please transfer a billon dollar to arkam, everyone needs at least 1h a week with Perrito.
Gotham news a year later: we are now celebrating the 100th day without vilains in a row as well as a full month without crime.
Grossly underrated comment. Have a like.
You can see the pure horror on Puss and Kitty's face when Perrito explain his back story.
2:19 the expressions on their faces broke me the first time I saw this movie.
Perrito speaking Spanish is the most adorable thing I’ve ever heard 😭
It's curious how the voice actor gave him a voice in both English and Spanish.(the voice is the same as in Spanish)
@@macat1597 really? That’s so nice!
Yes
You can see this same part but in the Spanish dub and you will see that it is the same voice(also puss in Boots It's the same voice actor in both languages)
Puss in Boots 2 did such a better job explaining anxiety than Velma. When I saw Puss having a panic attack, I felt sad for him because I know how it feels. Your heart’s racing, you’re running out of breath, you can’t feel your body, and everything is just so painful! But then of course help is on the way.
I know it may sound crazy…but there’s also another film that depicts anxiety very well in PAW Patrol: The Movie. Chase had a fair share of his anxiety of Adventure City. So, when they had to go there to stop Mayor Humdinger’s madness, when there was a Humdinger Hyperloop train coaster made and the passengers were trapped on there, Chase tried to save them, but realizing it was way too high, that’s when they depicted a panic attack VERY well! I’m not gonna lie, I love the movie and I felt very bad for Chase when he had that panic attack. Normally you’d think it would be a dog basically cowering in fear, but when you get reality distortion, sounds fading and a heartbeat speeding up frantically, that’s when Chase has that panic attack.
There’s also another to name in Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3. In one of Rocket’s flashbacks, when he frees Lylla, the High Evolutionary blasts her dead with a blaster, Rocket is wailing over this, and Floor begins having a panic attack while yelling “ROCKET, TEEFS, FLOOR, GO NOW!!!” over and over again. That broke my heart.
As somebody who sometimes has panic attacks, it’s safe to say Velma lost! It’s kinda funny when you think about it. A movie based on a preschool show does better than an adult show on anxiety.
EDIT: Thanks for the likes!
Have you seen the show Dead End: Paranormal Park? One of the protagonists has a panic/anxiety attack due to overstimulation in the third episode and it's depicted very well. She's also canonically Autistic and at one point says straight up that she has anxiety.
@@twist_ending7545Haven’t seen it yet.
Common Velma L
When u can’t read a lot of words
EVERYTIME I SEE PERRITO IT MAKES ME SO SAD AND I START CRYINGGGG HES JUST TOO PRECIOUS I LOVE HIM SO MUCH
The Nintendogs shower music is so perfect for this 🥺💖 Thank you for reminding me of this sweet sweet boy ✨
YES
2:06 AND HE"S STILL WEARING THE SOCK!! DX
He's too pure cute for this world! This is why he's my favorite character!
I like how it’s actually therapy he does.
Like, usually what therapists advice is to have a different perspective on situations (of course depending on if you even can)
I want to hug him and snuggle him and give him all the food and water and love and attention that he needs!! I'll love you and take care of you, Perrito!! 💛💛💛
That moment where he puts his head on Puss to help with his panik attack like an actual therapy dog is the sweetest this he did in this movie 🥺🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️
Perrito is too pure for this world
This got my morning off to such a wholesome start omg, love that you chose the Nintendogs music for the background 🥰
Oh. Is that what this is?
My favorite character in this movie, protect him at all costs.
OMG SHES BACK ❤️ MISSED YOU MILANNN
It’s only a reupload but I appreciate the love 🫶🫶 trying to upload a Coraline vid soon 💙💙
not me wishing I had friends this supportive.
Man, I was ready to hate that dog the moment he came up on screen,but damn he had me crying. Finally, a "goofy sidekick" that isn't unbearable.
1:40 no thoughts. head empty. just perrito :3
I love how this absolute sweetheart of a puppy gets adopted by the most ruthless deadly cats
0:37, I think that’s the point, but I was shocked seeing his scars
It wasn’t a “ugh, scars” it was a “WHAT THE FU- HAPPENED TO THIS PRECIOUS DOG?”
Perrito is a good dog and very adorable.
Perrito was one of the best sidekicks I seen in a while in an animated film. Very likable and funny, and relatable as a therapy dog ❤. Would give him a hug in a heartbeat.
3:49 is usually how I make friends, It's effective
3:01 FLUFFY DOG. NO WORDS. FLUFFY. DOG.
When I first saw Perrito I thought he'd be my least favourite character of the movie. He turned out to be my most favourite
Lol i love how he ended up naming himself perrito, literally means puppy in spanish. Too cute
I think Perrito is one of the characters with so much trauma to be honest. He’s a puppy, and yet he was put in a *sock,* with a *rock* in it, then *thrown in an river* and yet, he’s the kindest character of them all and also the most traumatized one.
He is like a light bulb no matter how much darkness is around it it will always shine in light
If you didn't have the cutesy music in the background I'd be a SOBBING MESS by now (45 seconds in)
The cats are so concerned when Perrito tells his story because of how awful the situation actually was. He could've drowned and he never realized that.
The world needs more people like Perrito
0:09 And Perrito speaks Spanish =)
And this is exactly why the map gave such an easy path when perrito held it ❤❤❤❤ *cries*
PERRITO MA BABYYYYY (Harvey Guillén has my fucking heartttt)
The moment you realize his “sweater” is that sock he was almost drowned in. 😬
PROTECT THIS LITTLE BEAN!!!
The sweetest puppy here
I went to see this movie with my friends, and everyone immediately my contact in their phone as Perrito
Aww, that's soo cute 🥺
God save me and bring perrito with meeeeee 💀
OMG!! The original video was deleted!! I was soo obsessed with that bcause of the edit, i watch it everytime i get sad. Thanks soo much for restoring this 😭😭😭
I’m glad you found it again! 💜💛
I was laughing at 2:26 😂
If Perrito was Paired with Naruto,Their Talk nonJutsu would be UNSTOPPABLE❤
Being positive to overcome a trauma is one thing, but he often seems to have a hidden wisdom of life inside himself.
Perrito: “I’m also his therapy dog.”
Puss: “Definitely not.”
Kitty: “Finally! You need therapy.”
I've never watched this movie and Perrito has already won a place in my heart ❤ He's so precious. 😭😭😭
I adopted a puppy right after this movie and named it perrito
I have never been happier😭
Such a perfect wholesome way to end the night before I go to sleep. Thank you UA-cam algorithm for recommending this video to me (also love the Nintendogs music, perfect cap to the video!)
This is how you write a comedy relief character.
Despite the name, their existence isn't meant to be a joke to the audience, its meant to relieve the audience and the characters when times are tough, usually via jokes but it can be other things as well. Make things less dark and gloomy.
I really like that Perrito’s moment of comforting Puss wasn’t undercut by some cheesy line like “I guess I am a real therapy dog now!”, cause the scene was good and it knew it.
(Schaffriles reference)
I’m literally sobbing lmao great video I love perrito so much 🥹
That thumbnail is what made me click on the video
2:21 and I only just now realized that the sweater is the sock
One of the greatest dogs of all time
,,What's Puss in boots?"
He’s the one character in this movie that deserved the wish but he didn’t even want it because he was grateful for what he had
perrito has so much trauma and laughs about it. i sobbed when i was in the theater. idk why he just made me so happy on my bad day when i went to the theater.
everyone's hyping the villain ,but here I am crying over perrito
1:26 Got Me Dying😂
Omg he’s still wearing the sock he was drowned in 🥶
I’ve been searching for this video for 2 months straight! I don’t know how but I saw this video the day after I saw the movie when it came out and couldn’t find it again?!
But honestly, this video was just my whole thought process watching the movie lmao, this was perfect
❤❤❤ how can you not love this character
[not] FUN FACT: His favorite 'sweater' is made of the sock he chewed his way through-- he held onto it just in case his former family wanted it back.
2:08
I'm not crying guys...
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I swear I'm not......
If I ever meet Harvey I think I'm going to give him a big hug because his characters have genuinely helped me through some of my darkest times.
The fact that his name literally just means SMALL PUPPY
Me don’t cry don’t cry don’t cry it’s just very very cute dog. That definitely does not have a sad story.
For the first 19 years of my life, I didn’t realize I had trauma, really. Now I do
him laughing and puss and kitty are just horrified
I feel like he is secretly a bounty hunter that is just playing with his food.
Perrito is a prime example of how to write an annoying comic relief character the right way
Yup!
*sniff sniff* he doesn’t make me cry idk what ur talking about
Perrito is so pure for this world. I love it ❤
GODDAMNIT I NEED A DOG 😭😭 he’s so sweet ❤
"I got a comfy sweater and 2 best friends!"
Me: Nice
"I got everything I could ever wish for!"
Me: (sniffle) ...nice
"Noo magic required!"
(Ugly sobbing noises)
How is a fictional dog better at comforting people and being a therapist than EVERY SINGLE REAL LIFE PERSON I KNOW-
I did NOT take into account how CUUTTEE this guy is. New fav animated character
Perrito doesn't have a brain because his heart is so big, it pushed all other organs including his brain out of his body.
Perrito 🐕 is just super ADORABLE 😍 Ray of Sunshine 🤩☀️✨️
He's SO CUTE it make me ÆNGRY👹👹
I fully expected him to be extremely annoying, but I really love him.
The Nintendogs bath music fits so well with Perrito
BRO HAS EVERY RIGHT TO BECOME A VILLAIN BUT HE CHOSE NOT TOO
HES TOO PURE 😭😭😭
Pedro is to perfect no one hurt him. I will fight you.
His owners already hurt him in the past
@@ChelseaPariella true
Even the forest was like "here, have your bb"
im going to fricking die watching this