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Disney Villains Get a Sexy Make-Over
Plus Final Fantasy, InuYasha, Kenshin and more!
Who doesn't love a sexy cartoon villain? Artist "J" recently added their hot take on Sleeping Beauty "Mistress of All Evil" Maleficent as the latest in their series of sexy make-overs of Disney's baddies. Get a look at this, plus Final Fantasy, InuYasha, Kenshin and more after the jump.
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LEGOngelion: Un EVA-01 de más de un metro de alto construido con LEGO
Casi 10 quilos de peso mide la figura.
Moko es un fan de LEGO aficionado a las grandes construcciones con los populares bloques, y parece ser que también es un gran fan de Evangelion echando un vistazo a su última creación: un EVA-01 de 120 cm de alto y 9,4 kilos de peso.
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Marvel at This Massive LEGO "Evangelion" Eva Unit-01
Moko's complete model stands at nearly four feet and 20 pounds
It's been in the works for a while, but LEGO builder Moko is finally able to show off his finished Neon Genesis Evangelion Eva Unit-01. The final build tops off at nearly four feet tall, and weighs in at 9.4 kg (20.7 pounds). Pics past the jump!
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Fan-Made "Final Fantasy VI" Sabin Diorama Battles a Nasty Tentacle
Adeeb Islam's impressive work features action-packed boss battling
Fans never cease to amaze me. Adeeb Islam, a Singapore-based Ubisoft animator and garage kit sculptor, recently unveiled his latest work, and it's a doozy. His Final Fantasy VI sculpture features Sabin in the middle of thrashing on a tentacle in what Islam says is but one part of a series that will come together to form a boss battle diorama. Check it out after the jump.
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"Dragon Ball Z" Meets Streetwear Again in 3rd Human Aliens Mash-up
Goten and Trunks fuse with a variety of fashion labels
You may recall the last time designer Human Aliens put together a mash-up of anime and streetwear, which resulted in the cast of Naruto mixing with a variety of fashion brands. Prior to that he used Dragon Ball Z as inspiration, and now he's back with a third set that puts Goten, Trunks, and their fused form in styles ranging from Supreme and A Bathing Ape to Valentino, HUF, and more. Peep it past the break.
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"Dresden Codak" Author Pitches Gender-Swapped "Legend of Zelda"
Clockwork Empire turns Zelda into an "aspiring Battle-Mage"
Aaron Diaz, author of the Dresden Codak webcomic, was inspired enough by Anita Sarkeesian's "Tropes vs. Women" study that he came up with a pitch for a new twist on Nintendo's Zelda series. The Legend of Zelda: Clockwork Empire would put Zelda in the heroic spotlight as an "aspiring Battle-Mage," while Link is a noble, but oblivious, prince. Check it out after the jump.
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Travel Ten Years into the Future with "Steins;Gate"
Fan artist depicts Steins;Gate characters a decade later
Want to see the cast of Steins;Gate time travel the way we all do - one day at a time? Check out fan artwork of the gang ten years later after the jump.
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Fan Sculpts Every "Mega Man" Robot Master Out of Clay
From Ice Man to Blade Man, the years-long process is complete
A Rockman Corner reader sculpted every regular Mega Man series Robot Master out of clay, and the years-long process of recreating bosses from Mega Man through Mega Man 10 with cold porcelain is finally complete. See the results after the jump!
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A Pixiv Take on Apple's Siri
Beyond obvious target for anthropomorphism, Siri's phonetic similarity to Japanese word for "buttocks" called out for parody
With Apple announcing the iPhone 5, it's a good excuse to look back at how Japanese online art community Pixiv responded to the last generation's key feature, the personal assistant software Siri. Beyond being an obvious target for anthropomorphism, Siri's phonetic similarity to a Japanese word for "buttocks" called out for parody. See the results after the jump.
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Cobra, Link, and More Dolled Up in "Theatrhythm Final Fantasy" Style
Why stop at FF characters with the cute Theatrhythm doll look?
Pixiv artist Mafen is well aware of the allure of Square Enix's cute Theatrhythm Final Fantasy characters, and has taken to imagining other iconic dudes and dudettes in the same style. Check out the artist's spin on Cobra from Space Adventure Cobra, Link, Samus, and Fire Emblem's Lyndis past the break.
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A Pixiv Tribute to "Where The Wild Things Are"
Japanese fan art tributes to work of recently passed children's author Maurice Sendak
Children's literature lost its great, transformative luminary today in Maurice Sendak, who passed away at age 83 after complications from a stroke. Where the Wild Things Are was known around the world, with its recognition only amplified by the Spike Jonze adaptation. After the jump, see a gallery of tribute art from Japanese online art community Pixiv.
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Fan Artist Rocks Full Line-Up of Heavy Metal Vocaloids
A veritable Justice League of Metaloids ready to shred
When last we checked artist K-Suwabe's heavy metal-inspired Vocaloid remixes, there was Hagane Miku (a pun on Hatsune Miku's name and the Japanese word for steel), Metalne Luca Turilli, and Kagamine Rin. Now there's a veritable Justice League of Metaloids ready to shred. Check them out after the jump.
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CRN Interview: Brian Fukushima x "Pokémon"
A "Pokémon" n00b on the nature of fanart, social media living, why he doesn't play "Pokémon" much, and how he ended up drawing the creatures anyway
Plenty of people draw Pokémon fanart, but can you classify a work as fanart when it is not drawn by a fan? Brian Fukushima's sketches are based on general ideas of some of the original monsters, but rely much more on his friends' descriptions of the characters via Google+ Hangouts. Bump the jump to check out his art and read our full interview!
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"Codename: Kids Next Door" Creator Draws "One Piece" Tribute
Tom Warburton recasts straw hat crew
As the English, print version of Shonen Jump gives way to the digital Weekly SHONEN JUMP Alpha, Bleeding Cool has picked out a neat bit of ephemera from the outgoing magazine: One Piece art by Codename: Kids Next Door creator Tom Warburton. Check it out after the jump!
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VIDEO: 8-Bit Remake of "Fate/zero" Opening
Two remakes of LiSA's "Oath Sign"
What better way to bid adieu to the first season of Fate/zero than with LiSA's theme song, "Oath Sign," remade as a chiptune? Check out two versions after the jump!
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