He is a neutral mob that has a low chance of spawning in a forest biome. If he sees you cut down a tree he becomes hostile. He is unkillable and the only way to defeat him is through cutting down the entire forest, at which point a remix of "let it grow" composed by C418 will play and the lorax will die. The lorax drops 1-4 Truffula saplings upon death and and leaves the player with a message begging them to grow the elusive trees into a forest and protect it.
Couldnβt tell you the plot. I know that it involved a pickle factory and possibly an old house. All very Seuss-y in nature. Same/similar animation style as aforementioned Lorax firm.
Hi friends, I'm working on an informal video that seeks to dissect many of the issues with the Lorax 2012 version, and how it ruined or obscured the impact of the original story.
While I continue to prep for the video, I wanted to hear any additional thoughts on the matter.
- How do you feel the Lorax (2012) did at introducing younger audiences to the subject of sustainability?
- Do you feel the original story of the Lorax did better, worse, or not enough, and if so, why?
- Lastly, what are some keep points you remember hearing that motivated you to be more conscious of sustainability?
I look forward to uncovering your perspectives on the subject! Considering some of them might make it into the video, I'll be sure to link it back here when it's complete.
Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
I mean, why did he wear a shirt with the Lorax on it, and why was it in Chinese? Any thought?
In it thereβs this company that packages and sells air to the public, despite air being the single most important thing to humans. Good thing we donβt have that in real life right?
