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I've been practicing character design a lot so I did a bunch of TMNT 03 + FF redesigns/my versions! I took influence from some other adaptations like Rise (propably too much from Rise oop). I had a blast making these and if you have some characters, maybe even from other TMNT adaptations, I'll gladly make more of these!

Bonus: some characters without their accesories

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a comic for tdor featuring lyrics from “famous last words” by mcr. that song hits different today.

this trans day of remembrance, remember not only those we have lost, but our trans brothers, sisters and siblings that are here with us, struggling along side us. we are each other’s family; we are each other’s home.

it hit me his morning that if theyre making a new series, the classic Animaniacs is probably also on Hulu…..4 episodes in and i would do anything for them.

The Crash Bandicoot of the current generation (which, timeline-wise, I’m putting it somewhere around when he appeared as a playable character in Skylanders and now) is the best Crash; the Crash I feel is representative of his doofy, kindhearted personality.

One of the things I noticed when they advertised Crash Bandicoot 4 prior to its release were promo images/official artwork of Crash sporting a cheery smile as oppose to his standard aggressive 90s ‘tude grin, teeth bearing in almost toxic glee. Crash was never not goofy, but being a byproduct of the 90s meant emphasizing Mascot With An Attitude in advertisement.

Later games really leaned into The Wacky, exaggerating Crash’s dense idiocy in the process, but Crash Bandicoot 4 found a happy medium and a lot of it is reflected through his facial expressions. He’s not just Goofy or prone to comical physicality; he’s allowed to be sad, shocked, confused, angry, or happy.

Crash isn’t so stupid that it hinders himself or those around him; he doesn’t, as The Good Place’s Eleanor once said to Jason, behave like he only seems to know 20% of what’s going on. No, Crash visibly understands and reacts current situations. He places a caring hand when Coco is sad, he triumphantly cheers when he pops out of a portal without harm after one too many pratfalls, he’s visibly hurt when Cortex calls him a “mistake”, etc.

The Crash Bandicoot of the current generation (which, timeline-wise, I’m putting it somewhere around when he appeared as a playable character in Skylanders and now) is the best Crash; the Crash I feel is representative of his doofy, kindhearted personality.

One of the things I noticed when they advertised Crash Bandicoot 4 prior to its release were promo images/official artwork of Crash sporting a cheery smile as oppose to his standard aggressive 90s ‘tude grin, teeth bearing in almost toxic glee. Crash was never not goofy, but being a byproduct of the 90s meant emphasizing Mascot With An Attitude in advertisement.

Later games really leaned into The Wacky, exaggerating Crash’s dense idiocy in the process, but Crash Bandicoot 4 found a happy medium and a lot of it is reflected through his facial expressions. He’s not just Goofy or prone to comical physicality; he’s allowed to be sad, shocked, confused, angry, or happy.

Crash isn’t so stupid that it hinders himself or those around him; he doesn’t, as The Good Place’s Eleanor once said to Jason, behave like he only seems to know 20% of what’s going on. No, Crash visibly understands and reacts current situations. He places a caring hand when Coco is sad, he triumphantly cheers when he pops out of a portal without harm after one too many pratfalls, he’s visibly hurt when Cortex calls him a “mistake”, etc.