#kid cosmic tuna sandwich

[sunnydinthereal]

I miss this show

[angelfangs-666]

ive been watching Kid Cosmic for the first time and i had to dedicate two pages in my sketchbook to my two fav characters.

[rickycantdraw]

You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid!

[yeenobabino]

The Moment you’ve all been waiting for: More cards! 🎉🎉🎉

I also made some tiny cards because I had tiny paper scraps. I think they’re about an inch long.

[feltcreature]

tuna is real !

[alanaartdream]

Sssooo today’s mermay mermaid 🧜‍♀️ or in this case Mercat is themed to Kid Cosmic cartoon that’s on Netflix (go give that a watch)

I just love the cat Tuna sandwich so had to create a Mercat with them 💕

[kadiwright]

Tuna Sandwich the Service/Emotional Support Cat!

Kid Cosmic (C) Craig McCracken

Art (C) @kadiwright

[aadrawings]

KID COSMIC PILOT KID COSMIC PILOT KID COSMIC PILOT KID COSMIC KID COSMIC PILOT PILOT KID COSMIC PILOT KID COSMIC PILOT KID COSMIC PILOT KID COSMIC PILOT KID COSMIC PILOT

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[thesecretingredientislove]

No context Kid Cosmic screenshot because yes.

Kid Cosmic and the autism local heroes

[prince-rat]

DANCE LIKE U FROM OUTA SPACE !!!

(etsy)

[creatingchimera]

tuna and his space boyfriend

[thecatfight2023]

mini-bracket 2, match 9

Schrödinger's cat: "In quantum mechanics, Schrödinger's cat is a thought experiment that illustrates a paradox of quantum superposition. In the thought experiment, a hypothetical cat may be considered simultaneously both alive and dead, while it is unobserved in a closed box, as a result of its fate being linked to a random subatomic event that may or may not occur."

Tuna Sandwich (Kid Cosmic): "Don't let his love of sleep and tuna sandwiches fool you, this cat is the brains of the team. Thanks to his power he is able to see the future… if only there was some way he could tell the others." (official description)

[dotnpolkathings]

Kid Cosmic - Tuna Sandwich the Cat - Acrylic Keychain Charm

[kiidcosmic]

random crayon doodles. as promised

[rodrickstudios]

You've heard of Powerpuff Girls Z , now get ready for… Kid Cosmic GT! Last year I gave Craig McCracken's Kid Cosmic a watch, and to say I liked it would be an understatement. I loved it! In fact, if you're an animation fan and haven't give it a chance on Netflix, what are you waiting for? But I'm not here to talk about the series itself, but rather, a idea I came up with while watching it. What if Kid Cosmic got the same treatment as McCracken's other superhero cartoon and had its own anime adaptation?

The result would be "Kid Cosmic GT", or, more exactly, "Global Heroes GT". The main story for this anime would go like the following.

Unbeknownst to most Earthlings, there are two overlords that are supposed to protect the galaxy from evil: brothers Chuck and Fantos. The two are the keepers of the Cosmic Stones of Power, which grant certain super-abilities. However, Fantos grows more and more envious of that, and wishes to keep them all to himself. Knowing this, Chuck tries to reason with him, but Fantos instead consideres his brother as a enemy and fights him. Their fight accidentally causes all the stones to get spread across Earth; more specifically, on Tokyo, Japan (or Crackenville in the toned-down English dub), and the surrounding areas. Chuck, nonetheless, had already feared a catastrophe of that magnitude, and had previously ―and unbeknowst to Fantos― invented five ring-and-compact sets with five of the Cosmic Stones. Each of these sets would trigger a transformation into a cosmic warrior that would wield the power of the latter's respective stone. With that in mind, Chuck sends his talking cat Tuna (see image) to Earth in order to look for a team of "Global Heroes GT". The Global Heroes GT are meant to be magical girls that, by means of the sets he created, can look for the lost Cosmic Stones and protect their planet whenever one or more of the latter cause trouble.

Once on Earth, and in order to look for a girl kind-hearted enough to become the Global Heroes' leader, Tuna goes to the Tokyo/Crackenville streets and pretends to be ill. However, it's not a girl that comes to his rescue, but rather a 14-year-old boy named Kid! Tuna ends up sympathizing with the boy's fanatism for anime heroes in general. So much so that, to Chuck's dismay ("we were supposed to have girls!"), he allows Kid to become a GH and look for the remaining heroes. Which is easier than one might think, because Chuck had made the rings so that they shrink and grow depending on the size of their wielder's finger.

Kid's ring and compact allow him to fly and give him a green outfit ―reminescent of the one his original Western counterpart used in Season 3―, turning him into "Kid Cosmic". Afterwards, some of Kid's acquaintances end up becoming Global Heroes as well. Jo, a young woman in her early 20s that works as a waitress in the kissaten (or cafe in the dub) Kid uses to visit, becomes the purple "Portal Girl". Rosa, an 8-year-old girl that lives next door to Kid, becomes the blue "Niña Gigantica", which has the power to grow into a giant. Finally, Papa G, Kid's grandpa, becomes the yellow "Old Man Many Men", with the power to multiply himself into various clones.

Not only do the Global Heroes have amazing powers, but they also have cutesy weapons as well. Kid, for instance, has a pinwheel. And their personalities are a little different than their Western counterparts: Papa G can get flirty with women á lá Master Roshi and Jo (despite still being the default voice of reason) straight up falls in love with every young man she comes across with. This sometimes hinders her efficiency as a Global Hero, forcing the others to put her in line.

Although hesitant at first, Chuck gets used to the new ragtag team of heroes and (not without a clenched oral cavity) allows them to save the world. Aside from having the additional mission to find and catch all the missing Cosmic Stones before they fall into the hands of evil, the Global Heroes GT also have to deal with Fantos constantly. Fantos, so as to get all the stones to himself, has teamed up with two young adult aliens ―male and female― that are not exactly the sharpest tool in the shed. They almost always bungle his attempts to get a stone or use it to corrupt an innocent bystander. Which works in favor of our Global Heroes, despite the fact Jo constantly falls in love with the male alien.

Aside from fighting against Fantos, other adventures of the Global Heroes GT have them dealing with foes such as a giant "Doc Goomentarian" made of green goo, living mummies from Egypt, creepy farm boys, and mermaids from Atlantis. All of them have been affected by stray stones of power. The heroes also have to travel through time with their giant "Kid Cosmecha" one time and, aside from that, deal with a one-off group of hungry aliens who tie them up and almost cook them alive in a pot.

On a more personal note, Kid, Jo and Rosa also have to deal with balancing their double lifes. Thus, constant excuses in order to skip class in junior high, college and elementary (respectively) and go save the world are the order of the day. These excuses range from normal ones like Kid's "I'm having a stomachache!" or Rosa's "I have to pee!", to questionable ones like Jo's "My brain has to puke!". That, and both Kid and Rosa have to deal with bullies and classmates who theorize about the Global Heroes' true identities. And Jo loves using Portal Girl to get to her classes in time.

Papa G, on the other hand, lives an easy-going life in Kid's house and with Tuna by his side. Nonetheless, he has to constantly keep the GH-related stuff a secret from Kid's parents, including Tuna's abbility to talk. There's also one ocassion on which he has to deal as Old Man Many Men with an old lady with whom he had made friends during childhood. The old lady has turned into a giant by a stray cosmic stone and it's up to OMMM to use his clones to hug her and make her return to her senses.

No matter what happens to them or to Earth, the Global Heroes GT are always there to save the day!... At least in their own peculiar ways, that is.

Now, with the plot out of the way, here's a concept art piece I've made of Tuna pulling a Peach/Poochie to summon the Global Heroes. I doodled the cat along with one sandwich on paper, and my sister @elmundodeanalu did all the rest digitally. So, kudos to her. The piece also comes with the English, Japanese and Latin Spanish versions of Tuna's catchphrase, based on the dubs that PPGZ got. I dedicate this to @kadiwright , another Kid Cosmic fan that has made a fanart of Kid transforming into his Global Hero suit in an anime-like way. So, in a way, you can consider my drawing as a companion to Kadi's. Check it out here.

[kadiwright]

And here's the last page where Kid is now a Werecat to Tuna's shock!

Kid Cosmic (C) Craig McCracken

Art (C) @kadiwright