I forgot it was today so here's some of my pixel art that I've made. The sprites are based off the ones in the Kunio Kun games

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Tried to rip the sprites from Super Dodgeball's intro. It's not perfect but it is what it is.

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Star Saber's final visual design was drafted by famous Mobile Suit Gundam mechanical designer Kunio Okawara, who was also the design lead on the Victory cartoon. This resulted in Star Saber's classical "super robot".

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This is somewhat a "remake" of Riki's Super Dodgeball design, making his hair from blue to lavender, which is something that happened before back in the SNES Kunio-Kun games and RCR EX.

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Todos los mangas de Kunio, excepto Ore wa otoko da!. Ni siquiera yo he encontrado un sitio donde leerlos tan siquiera en japonés y son pocas las capturas que he encontrado.

(Nekketsu Kōha Kunio-kun (4koma Manga Kingdom), Kunio-kun! Nekketsu Game!)

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Hey remember when Misako was a soccer club's manager when she first appeared in the Kunio-Kun games?

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I decided to try editing sprites again, this time I went for Riki, giving him his more well known, classic look.

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I wanted to try something different from what I usually do, so I edited Kunio's sprite from River City Girls to make him look more like his Super Dodgeball design. What do you guys think?

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( ゚∀゚)ノ おはよー☕️

Illustration: Kunio Okawara🤖Mobile Suit Gundam(📺1979)

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観たい舞台ばかり。小川絵梨子さんや佐藤信さんの演出は未見ゆえ逃せないし両作脚本もどうも僕の好み臭い。KUNIOは『水の駅』ぶりか。タカハ劇団は前観た『僕らの力で世界があと何回救えたか』がめちゃめちゃ良かったんだよな。...や、節約なんかしてられっか。良いもの書くには良いもの観る他ない。

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The Beat is On!

Over a dozen new sprites based on Kung-Fu Master, Double Dragon, Kunio-kun, Renegade, Vendetta (Crime Fighters 2), Streets of Rage, Final Fight, Rushing Beat!

https://t.co/0StnzB3vTr

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наконец-то сделал своего оса, гранат.. ♥

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River City Girls Zero (aka Shin Nekketsu Koha: Kunio-tachi no Banka), the classic 16-bit beat-'em-up that set the stage for River City Girls and River City Girls 2, is planned for release on Switch later this year. Here are the first in-progress official English screens!

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