Nimona: “and I’m the monster!?”

"Children were raised to drive a sword into anything different. And I'm the monster?" Whoever did this movie deserves every award imaginable!

When Nimona nearly took her own life, I was crying

The scariest part is understanding the line "I don't know what's scarier: the fact that everyone in this kingdom wants to run a sword through my heart... or that, sometimes... I just wanna let them..." and knowing the pain of never being seen as good enough. As only different and never seen as someone who deserves to live and continue being different. The whole "be you" stops being valid the second someone decides your specific different, be it gender expression, sexual identity, religion, skin pigmentation, ethnicity and race, is "too different". Just let us live.

I wasn't expecting suicidal discussion and attempted suicide from this movie, but damnit does it feel like a sword to the heart. it hurts so much to see, hear, and feel just how truly alone she felt her whole life. ostracized over something she couldn't control because the world around her deemed her a monster, solely because she was different. such a sad reality of the world we live in

Someone give this girl a hug. Shes been needing one 1000+ years..

I don’t know what’s scarier. That everyone in this kingdom wants to drive a sword through my heart. Or that sometimes, I just want to let them.” I just want to hug every one who has ever been here.

The thing is this was not even the kids fault it was their parents who taught dragons and other "non human" are meant to be treated differently I just wanna hug her

If you hear her scream, its not a scream of anger or hatred. No. Its a scream of agony. Of pain. Of feeling lost and hated for just being you

She deserves so much better 😔

Nimona with what could’ve been from arcane. Two of the best things on Netflix at the moment also there both just depressing and sad to watch and hear. Saddest words from both. “I don’t know what’s scarier the fact that everyone in this kingdom wants to run a sword through my heart or that sometimes I just wanna let them”. “I thought maybe you could love me like you used to even though I’m different but you changed to”

When you realise this isn’t just a film it means something and proves how hard it is to fit in and the society make teens feel different and suicide is the main cause and it starts at 10 and this film is amazing and shows how important it is to love yourself And you may not know me but I love you all even if you are “different” never let it change you ❤❤❤

I started crying so hard when she tried to off herself. God- this movie was oddly relateable

Great job I relate to Nimona so much A outcast A toy to beat up Sometimes I just wanna stay in bed and never go back to high school.. (When I say beat up I mean mentally)

What's really saddening is that many have to deal with this in real life. People taught from a young age to fear and mistreat anyone that is different from the rest of "Normal" society. Bullying, threats, discrimination. Even worse is that I was once in Nimona's position because I was different from everyone else. The way a behaved, the way I dressed, the way I talked. Eventually, I just stopped caring about others. Its a lifelong nightmare for many to deal with and the pain and mistrust never goes away.

The fact that she didn’t drop a tear when a sword went through her chest, but she cried her heart out in a little corner of the forest when her friend didn’t believe in her.

This hits way too close to home for me

I believe the mix between one of this movie's sadest scenes and the Arcane soundtrack fits perfectly and its BEAUTIFUL

My parents told me that me and NIMONA are JUST alike, especially my mom. Which if you think about it in the wrong way is a bit upsetting, but it’s true. I’ve watched this movie 3 times and almost cry Everytime but hold in the sadness coming from NIMONA. She deserves everything.

This part hit me the hardest. Lots of amazing bits everywhere, but this is the heavyest of them all. Great acting, great scenes

"Did you see the way that little girl looked at me? Kids, little kids. They grew up believing that they can be a hero if they drive a sword into the heart of anything different. And I'm the monster? I dont know what's scarier... The fact that everyone in this kingdom wants to run a sword through my heart... or that sometimes... I just want to let them..." When I first saw this scene, I bawled my eyes out and had to pause the movie for a while because I related and understood those lines more than I would have liked. I don't know what I was expecting from this movie, but I don't think anything could have prepared me for the suicidal thoughts discussion or the suicide attempt scene. Not to mention how beautifully accurate they portrayed trauma and betrayal and feeling alone.