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The artist says this composition is a play on Mead Schaeffer's "Confrontation in a Chinese tea room" (1937)

Reference:

on god

Funny

Ah yes, the prospect of using generic animation sets to make characters do things in a way that may not match their canon personalities and then think of it as some kind of official hidden secret.

Gamers, how could you all fall so low?

RNGCombo said:

Ah yes, the prospect of using generic animation sets to make characters do things in a way that may not match their canon personalities and then think of it as some kind of official hidden secret.

Gamers, how could you all fall so low?

but it fuels fanons! :DogeKek:

the angel in the upper left corner is Flats the Flounder or bubble bass? Im not sure

SEGAkane said:

the angel in the upper left corner is Flats the Flounder or bubble bass? Im not sure

The eyes are next to each other and on one side of the face, it's Flats.

This works way better than I'd expect

Spongebob Octahedral pants Ramiel.... (or would it be square-pyramidal pants since they only cover the bottom tip?)

Surprised this was not uploaded at the time, original source is long dead — uploading from personal archive

Cpt_Skippy said:

Surprised this was not uploaded at the time, original source is long dead — uploading from personal archive

Thank you for archive this great quality picture

Quite possibly the greatest piledriver ever.

Darth_Sirov said:
Only other pool this should technically be added is the "What do you mean this isn't awesome?"

"Finishing Moves"?

Now this is a much more realistic portrayal of how a fight between Haggar and Galactus would go.

And thus, a haughty planet-eater's pride
Was crushed 'neath Haggar's steel backside

Why is this in the "how is that even possible" pool? Is Mike Haggar, for God's sake!

FAFO, Galactus!

great

I wonder what the animator used for reference. I just noticed Alicia pulled the trigger with her middle finger from the second shot onward.

I really want a new entry, or ports of the originals

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PersonWMA said:

I wonder what the animator used for reference. I just noticed Alicia pulled the trigger with her middle finger from the second shot onward.

Its the “Mad Minute.” It's a style of bolt cycling that the British army trained to do before WW1. You hold the bolt between your thumb and index finger and pull the trigger with your middle finger (as observed). It helps fire the rifle faster since you can only shoot a bolt-action so fast normally.

Cool technique. Cooler detail, love it.

marblepress said:

Its the “Mad Minute.” It's a style of bolt cycling that the British army trained to do before WW1. You hold the bolt between your thumb and index finger and pull the trigger with your middle finger (as observed). It helps fire the rifle faster since you can only shoot a bolt-action so fast normally.

Cool technique. Cooler detail, love it.

I saw a similar rapid drill for how to hold ammo for even when they just had the single shot Martini-Henry Rifles. It is cool.

marblepress said:

Its the “Mad Minute.” It's a style of bolt cycling that the British army trained to do before WW1. You hold the bolt between your thumb and index finger and pull the trigger with your middle finger (as observed). It helps fire the rifle faster since you can only shoot a bolt-action so fast normally.

Cool technique. Cooler detail, love it.

Pretty neat detail with bolt cycling technique

:Danbooru:

POV: Kieran boutta whack the shit out of you.

Based on this image of Youmiya Hina at Animelo Summer Live 2024

Honestly a really neat design. Legs could be a bit longer considering it's a very forward heavy machine, but still interesting.