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Forum - View topicINTEREST: Paramount Pictures Project Asks Artists to Reimagine Ninja Turtles As Kappa
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Emerje
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All of the art is just movie fan art that has nothing to do with the kappa theme.
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Kougeru
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still better than Michael Bay's
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the-antihero
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Michael Bay... what a douchebag to cinema.
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GATSU
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Kou: Technically, Bay only produced this TMNT pic.
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Usagi-kun
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I can't really tell a difference, except for individual art styles. I kind of want to have a cucumber salad though.
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nhat
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Pretty much this |
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Chrno2
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Took the words right out of my mouth. Close but no cigar. Well, most of the time kappa's are often portrayed as turtles. The only thing that gives them away from being different from your usual turtle is the friar Tuck hairdoo. Still very nice art but maybe it's the Asian concept which was the original ideal that I guess the Eastman and Laird were drawing from. I wonder... |
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GATSU
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Chrno: Well, I met Eastman, once, so I happen to know at least he's an anime fan.
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Chrno2
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Then chances are he's been a fan when I first discovered the first b&w books back in the mid-late 80's. 
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