#kulderzipken

- ja (belgië) <3

- ja (nederland) <3

- nee maar ik ken het wel (belgië)

- nee maar ik ken het wel (nederland)

- nee & nog nooit van gehoord (belgië)

- nee & nog nooit van gehoord (nederland)

More palettes!

Huge thanks to the people from SkullHeart and Skullgirls Mobile forums for the color maps and applications. Couldn't do that otherwise.

Let's start!

Peacock as the main character from "Untitled Goose Game". Because "Skullgirls" really needs some goose representation.

Talking about animals, here's a thing for the frog lovers. It looks like Adam, walks like Adam and suffers like Adam. I'm sure that he is the person inside the frog costume from Umbrella's stage.

Up next, cartoon time.

I really miss "The 7D". So I decided to recreate Queen Delightful and Grumpy (when he was accidentally turned into a giant).

Then there's Parasoul as Commander Peepers from "Wander Over Yonder", another masterpiece that we lost too soon.

And finally, an early draft of Feng as Kulderzipken (I know it's not a cartoon). I believe that his acrobatics are pretty similar to her proposed playstyle.

It features

- a very bad and immoral king (but also weirdly not, he threatens his daughter with two weeks without dessert if she burns down his castle)

- a devil who is very bad at being evil ( he prefers playing with his dolls instead, which pisses his mum off, not because it's not masculine, but because she wants him to be cruel)

-The first time we see the main character, your average peasant boy hero, he is putting a cabbage on his head (which he hates)

-the two main servants are the brothers Grimm and they have a weird metal bird thing on which they can record messages for the kingdom

- the clothes of many nobles look surprisingly historically accurate if it weren't for the fact that they all seem to come from different periods (except for the princess, idk what's going on there)

-the mother of the devil becomes the king's confidante somehow

- all of the decor is so ugly

-the Grimm brothers address everyone with "mister", on orders of the king (including, but not limited to: mister the young gentleman the devil & mister your daughter the princess (communist?))