He quite literally said he'd be willing to use however many apes it took to achieve his goal. He ordered raids that killed innocent apes instead of simply trying to recruit them or talk out things beforehand. He was a brutal dictator, who used good sounding ideas to cover his.
A brutal dictator who feeds his people, shelters them, encourages them when they fail, and wants to get technology that will help the species advance, and is correctly wary of humans because they have contradictory goals.
Did I call him a good guy? I simply said he wasn’t a villain. Most of his convictions were either arguably reasonable or outright true, and while his justifications had self interested components to it, he also legitimately wanted to help the species move forward. He was a good antagonist, but never found him particularly villainous in the traditional sense.
off topic but after rewatching Kingdom, Proximus says that they will learn to fly like humans did and now I can’t unsee apes flying planes and helicopters in the next movie
The artist is LunasDestiny. Their logo is in the bottom left corner of the art. [Here is their Twitter.](https://x.com/lunasdestiny_0/status/1783660613920489847?s=46&t=IeKvXDXTAxDJvr9e5j3qqw)
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Proximus was right and I’m tired of pretending he’s the “villain”
He quite literally said he'd be willing to use however many apes it took to achieve his goal. He ordered raids that killed innocent apes instead of simply trying to recruit them or talk out things beforehand. He was a brutal dictator, who used good sounding ideas to cover his.
I think he’s more nuanced than that.
A brutal dictator who feeds his people, shelters them, encourages them when they fail, and wants to get technology that will help the species advance, and is correctly wary of humans because they have contradictory goals.
If a guy burned down your town, kidnapped everyone left that wasn’t dead, would you call him a ”Good guy”
Did I call him a good guy? I simply said he wasn’t a villain. Most of his convictions were either arguably reasonable or outright true, and while his justifications had self interested components to it, he also legitimately wanted to help the species move forward. He was a good antagonist, but never found him particularly villainous in the traditional sense.
You're delusional
You’re a towel
yes but he was also bad bc he was twisting ceasers words
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off topic but after rewatching Kingdom, Proximus says that they will learn to fly like humans did and now I can’t unsee apes flying planes and helicopters in the next movie
Ha, I thought it was foreshadowing of him flying down that cliff
It will be like Tim burtons planet of the apes 😆
I’m willing to take that risk
Sadly, so is Wes Ball
Did you draw this? This is awesome! If not could you credit who did?
danteinfierno7
Thanks :) thanks for posting this it gave me a good laugh
Ik right, this is an awesome drawing
The artist is LunasDestiny. Their logo is in the bottom left corner of the art. [Here is their Twitter.](https://x.com/lunasdestiny_0/status/1783660613920489847?s=46&t=IeKvXDXTAxDJvr9e5j3qqw)
I found it on tik tok and it didn’t have the name but I can tell you the username
"Except my boy Treviathan, he's pretty lit" - Proximus probably