crossover art

Disney artist brings classic characters to life inside pictures from traditional Japan 【Pics】

Mickey as a samurai? Minnie as a geisha? It works surprisingly well.

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Gundam robots and Marvel characters combine and make new art we definitely need 【Photos】

When Japan got its hands on a Marvel property back in the 1970s, it added something that is now recognized as very Japanese: giant robots, which Japanese Supaidaman used to battle his foes like a web-slinging Gundam pilot (even though the original Mobile Suit Gundam wouldn’t make its debut until two years later).

Jump to today, and both Marvel and Gundam are going strong in their respective home countries. However, if Marvel ever wants to increase its market share in Japan, maybe they should be working to create Gundam robots versions of their most famous characters. If you’re having a hard time imagining that crossover, we’ve found some fan art that will have you writing letters to both companies to make this happen.

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Disney x Marvel: Clash of the two greatest fictional fandoms! 【Pictures】

Are you a Disney fan or a Marvel fan? There is no doubt that, despite being worlds apart, these two powerhouses have among the biggest fanbases in the world. We’ve seen all sorts of fan work from Disney and Marvel fans around the world, from high fashion interpretations and Disney-fied characters to pink, sparkly Hello Kitty Avengers.

But what would happen if the two famous universes clashed? Some talented illustrators from Indonesia gave us a glimpse of the possibilities with their amazing fan art!

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Sesame Street Fighter, the most badass children’s TV show ever (if only there were a show for it)

I grew up watching the characters on Sesame Street count numbers, spell words, and sing songs about goldfish and birds. Even after I had outgrown the long-running children’s series, I had to sit through it again while babysitting my little cousins. And my guess is that many of you out there went through a similar experience since the show has been on TV since 1969 and is broadcast in over 140 countries worldwide.

How many of you then subsequently got hooked on to the arcade game Street Fighter II in your school days? I definitely did, and this guy called gavacho13 on Deviantart probably did too, as he has been creating some awesome illustrations of the Sesame Street Fighters!

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Yu-Gi-Oh! Gets Disneyfied

Not too long ago, we showed you some fantastic Disney and One Piece crossover art. This time, internationally popular manga series Yu-Gi-Oh! gets the Disney treatment, thanks to net artist scaragh. Read More