#Bionic Commando

[iridiumzer0]

A fan of any capcom game is simultaneously the company's biggest hater

[icpe]

Bionic commando, doodles 30

Random Russian doodle just for fun

[nintendometro]

Map Area Select 'Bionic Commando' NES Junko Tamiya

[2000skid4ever]

Fun fact to promote mvci they made variant covers of marvel and capcom characters fighting, they also made some toys too. (Image 6 and 7 are from a actual promo comic they did)

[contac]

[sf3]

hm

[notobscurevideogames]

Bionic Commando Elite Forces (Nintendo - GBC - 2000)

[pixelpulp]

I check out these prints I made :D

VGMuseum's ending section was a regular part of my pre-youtube internet routine back in the day, so I was stoked that they asked me to redraw some classic endings

Some of these are my new favorite illustrations, so please consider getting the hardcover when it goes on sale!

[retropeaches]

Double page spread for "Bionic Commando"

Nintendo Power Issue 2: September/October - 1988

[thatssojeff]

In 2001 I shot The Vault of Jeff: a goofy little short about a movie/poetry review series for goths that goes off the rails. It was shot at 2 in the morning with no script and a lot of old Halloween decorations, in my friend Shaun’s mom’s basement.

I was handed a notoriously crappy horror movie compilation video called “Boogeymen” and a book of cowboy witticisms called “Savvy Sayins” and acted like they were masterpieces. My mute assistant Ken (one of my friends in a Scream knockoff mask) did my bidding, bringing me things to talk about as I as-libbed.

This was the dumb sort of thing I did for fun instead of partying or going on dates.

It became a standout of the videos we made together because of how corny it was, and I never lived it down.

Years later we decided to make a sequel. We waited until 2 am again so we’d all be just as punchy, and meticulously recreated the set in Shaun’s mom’s basement. In it, a running gag about Ken trying to get me to read more of the cowboy poetry was born. My friends and I loved getting to mock the original video.

Every few years now, we get together and make a new episode. We just filmed the eighth one this week. The more the years pass, the funnier it feels to be making dumb videos with friends like we did as kids. Between jobs, kids, and me moving away, it’s become a rare excuse for us all to be in one room. There are two different text chains devoted to jokes about the show.

We can’t shoot in our moms’ basements anymore because they’ve long since passed. I have a grey beard now and “Ken” has a hard time slinking into the shot because of his bad knees.

Funniest of all to me, Shaun became a professional filmmaker and editor, so we now film the show on the same type of camera that Jurassic World and Avengers Endgame were made on.

Someday I will be gone, and at my funeral they’ll show videos of me surrounded by cauldrons of dry ice, ranting about my depression and Child’s Play 2, because that’s the only footage that is readily available. And that makes me happy.

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[morushroom]

The fact that these two games share almost the same setting and a similarly progressed civilization, aside from the same publisher and that recognizable Capcom NES sound is pretty interesting.

I SWEAR they are in the same fuckign universe.

No one can prove me otherwise.

[highher]

The metropolitan museum of nyc

[scrollboss]

Capcom was officially founded on this date 40 years ago! Happy anniversary and thanks to those who made all those fun games! This collection of Capcom-related pixelart is just a small sample of what I've made over the years in a pixel art style inspired by their 90s fighting games.

[retrocgads]

USA 1990

[malamiteltd]

Raichu Day

So for those who aren't aware, Raichu is one of, if not my favorite Pokemon of all time. Everyone had known Pikachu when the series was introduced to America, but when I saw a series of mini strategy guides that featured artwork of Ken Sugimori, I learned of its evolution, and comparing the art of the two, I liked Raichu more.

Naturally, over the years I had drawn the critter a number of times. In some instances, however, I decided to play with the name and present Raichu in different costumes. All with questionably punny names.

This was one of the first: the Legendary Warrior Raigar. Based on the game series "Rygar" from Tecmo.

And then there was Raiden, God of Thunder from Mortal Kombat. I learned later that the pronunciation was more like "Rayden" (and that very spelling was used for some home versions, maybe to differentiate from the Raiden shmup series?), but it was still an opportunity I didn't want to pass up.

Nathan "Rai" Spencer, the Raionic Commando. The design is a mix of old and new, taking some cues from both the NES game and the Rearmed remake. On that note, music was made in FamiTracker to coincide with the concept: a mixing of two Bionic Commando series' songs, intended to sound like a Pokemon enounter.

After a few years I ended up making something else punny via a newly acquired Android tablet. It's less of a costume and more of a fusion:

Raiolu.

Finally, this year I made a Raichu wear the outfit of one of my own characters. The character in question is known as Tetsuba Qailan; he's pretty cool, but I hadn't made much use of him for quite a while.

Plus he was in need of a few tweaks in design.

So I ended up with this:

Tetsuba Rai-lan, complete with his own Chou Kagaku (known to some as the "Black Butcher"). Hmm, one of these days I need to finalize the design of his bike Gekizou too.

But yeah, I don't know how many other outfits I'll end up giving Raichu over the years to come, but it's always kinda fun to think some up, even if things can end up a bit of a stretch.

I think the little guy is worth it.