Nov 27, 2025
Triple AAA Luchadors!!
I love Triple AAA a lot despite not being able to speak or understand spanish so here's some of my fav wrestlers off Triple AAA!!!
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Triple AAA Luchadors!!
I love Triple AAA a lot despite not being able to speak or understand spanish so here's some of my fav wrestlers off Triple AAA!!!
redesigning Him…. Valentino top my beloved… dunno if the tassels with the lil hearts on the end make him look too much like Fenix rn - algae
(NON GEOMETRIC ART JUMPSCARE BOO BOO I DREW IN NORMAL SHAPES)
The original costumes for C3PO and R2D2 before George Lucas was able to secure a little more money for the budget.
OH I FORGOT TO POST MY GRADUATION CAP HERE BUT!!! :3 I made it into a photo card!
Coyolxauhqui is there. The fluff covers her, i promise!
Dream O.K. K.O. crossover: Rikochet, the Flea, and Buena Girl spend a day at Gar's Bodega and get to team up with the legendary luchador El Bow!
Not me thinking about my injured Luchadors... can't wait for Fenix, Bandido, and Vikingo to return to my tv screen
Forty Days of Frankenstein, Day Thirty-Five: So, I have a theory of sorts—call it Eernisse’s conjecture—which I’ve seen evidence of time and time again. Given a major pop-culture character with a sufficiently long story run, the character in question will eventually, at some point, encounter the Frankenstein monster. (An inverse corollary is that if a major pop-culture character has not encountered the Frankenstein monster, it is merely because the character’s story run is currently insufficiently long.) A list of pop-culture character who have encountered the Monster in some form or fashion includes: Dracula, Mighty Mouse, Batman, Bugs Bunny, Popeye, Woody Woodpecker, Mr. Magoo, Ernie and Bert, Sherlock Holmes, Santa Claus—the list goes on and on. And in 2011, cover dated November, Mike Mignola’s excellent creation Hellboy met the monster, in an original graphic novel, *Hellboy: House of the Living Dead*. It’s a loving valentine to the 1944 Universal monster mash *House of Frankenstein*, mixed with Mexican luchador monster movies. Hellboy and the Monster end up drinking tequila in a bar together, which is exactly what you want. The Monster’s design is very over-the-top, with a truly silly number and placement of electrodes. It works, though.
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