But we have to give credit where credit is due, the Queen’s booty was never not large and in charge throughout A Bug’s Life. I feel like the Queen has a little bit of an unfair advantage considering all ants are shaped with giant asses in mind.

For this reason, she places around the middle of the pack.

Our dramatic queen from Bao, who eats her metaphorical son as she fears he’s distancing himself from her, doesn’t have a name.īut judging by her proportions in full-body scenes - like at the bakery - she looks like she has some pretty thick thighs, which often lead to a pretty big ass. Sundays call for sweet treats! Get a helping of Bao before #Incredibles2, in theatres now. The mum who eats her son in the short, Bao However, despite bear-form Queen Elinor being thick, she is knocked down a few notches because of her human shape. I guess this is because anatomically black bears are just shaped bottom-heavy but I must give props where props are due. But when she got turned into a bear, though? She was looking pretty damn curvaceous.

Now as a human, Queen Elinor didn’t look like she was packing much thanks to her huge, regal green gown.

Ginger brave r34