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I represent myself and my surrogate OC
She name is…"Fister", a tomboy demon and lost one arm.
I've always loved Popeye, so there's a strong inspiration from that.!
Of course, she fights through with just her arms!!🩷🩷🩷
She loves vegetables (especially cabbage) because she is a goat.
in reference to Popeye's love of spinach.
By the way, paper is her favorite too. She is a goat, but not a normal goat, so eating paper won't kill her.
For Kizna's fighting style, I inspired by Popeye. She can transform the emotions of her opponents into the power of her fists and transform them into different forms. And with slime, she can even defend against bullets!
These flight tag designs will be at CEOtaku! Have fun and safe travels to everyone who’s attending. Eat some Popeyes on my behalf. 🥹
At first I thought about going AAP with our Popeye collab, but that would've been too weird since the audio to work on was from the 1978 Hanna Barbera cartoon.
Anyway, the expression model sheet prevails.
#bbqfor2reanimated
本日発売「POPEYE」5月号、連載「ONGAKU三題噺」第35回、掲載されてます。今回の三題は、ジェフ・ベック、シルヴェスター・スタローン、ヨ・ラ・テンゴ。イラストはMakoto Wadaさん。たいしてお役立ち情報もない連載なのに、来月でまる3年だ！ #ongaku三題噺
I hate to push my interpretation on you but I see an epic battle between popeyes and mermaids
⚓️Fleischer Popeye 2-Reelers⚓️
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What’s your favorite color Fleischer Popeye cartoon? #Popeye #FleischerStudios
Next, Moon Goons! Originating in the late 40s in a comic book written by Bud Sagendorf, Moon Goons come from the Moon (obviously) and were constantly threatened by the Moon Men until Popeye interceded and brought peace.
First, you got the Goons of Goon Valley/Island. These are the Goons you usually see in the comic strips and cartoons - the ones first introduced by Segar in the 30s. Alice was their leader when Popeye met them.
Unlike the Fleischer Cartoons, they were very peaceful and friendly.
For @psicoyote for finishing his part for the #bbqfor2reanimate Popeye BBQ For Two Reanimate Collab. He did not say what he wanted as a gift, so I chose her.
Thursday morning cartoons that I watched on MeTV’s “Toon In With Me!”
Porky in Daffy Duck Slept Here (1948)
Droopy in Grin and Share It (1957)
Roland in Say Cheese, Please (1970)
Popeye in Floor Flusher (1954)
Sylvester in Too Hop to Handle (1957)
#ToonInWithMe #GregSatMornToon
@NatsuDr04140031 @LovinRainbow Popeye is fake! He needs help! So he can go bye bye!
“Combining #Popeye_Arbuckle as one character? You sure?”
“Take a boisterous mascot who can’t act silent. What do you get?”
“#Accepted by critics, and #confusion from audiences?”
“This is #madness. But an interesting set of #ideas. Go for it.”
#vss365 #vsshumour #vssink
Popeye, the Sailor Man, was actually based on a real person: https://t.co/BjasZuvbSC