@InnocentPoppy

@SteamboatBaxterTADC
Why does this look so cool to me-

@InnocentPoppy
No idea...
Also, fitting with the whole silent film era... Vintage Baxter never speaks.

@SteamboatBaxterTADC
Is there a reason on why he doesn't-

@SteamboatBaxterTADC
Okay, idk why, I was laughing when I noticed the eyes-

@InnocentPoppy
Vintage Baxter is anchored into the 1920's-1930's, known as the golden age of animation or the "Silent Era"
because prior to "Steamboat Willie" all films have not had recorded voice

@InnocentPoppy
Response to the eye thing:
Remind you of someone? Hehe

@SteamboatBaxterTADC
Oh, you little- I just noticed what the eyes look like-

@SteamboatBaxterTADC
I was going to do the same for Vintage Poppy, but idk why I thought of this, I was making her seem like a mime for some reason-

@InnocentPoppy
:) You're the best

@SteamboatBaxterTADC
I really don't know why I thought of a mime when making Vintage Poppy-

@InnocentPoppy
Me either... lol :/

@SteamboatBaxterTADC
She normally loves to talk in her normal form, so trust me, you will see Vintage Poppy talking a lot in her own way-

@InnocentPoppy
Of Course... hehe

@SteamboatBaxterTADC
She would be acting out what she would want to say- It felt a bit creative with the role, since mimes were silent in real life-

this is so cool!

@SteamboatBaxterTADC
I swear, I laugh every time I see the eyes-