#monkey wrench beebs

[karakt]

Monkey bench

[banechomp]

Uhm uh yeah editing again yay!!

[oyiiixenia]

Shrike discovers what happened to Hatsune Miku (100% canon, trust me, bros)

[thejollyorangeartist]

Monkey Wrench

I've been wanting to do some fanart based off this series for a whole now. It's definitely a hidden gem of indie animation out there, and I highly recommend checking it out!

[houseofscribbles]

That one meme going around on Twitter

[eepyisy]

Shrike n Beebs cosplaying as Terrans or smt idk (Iove working with their body shapes. These are some a+ characters \(TuT)/*•.)

[idanart]

Aww Shrike you are such an idiot (How I love the baby boy 🥺✨)

You can take this drawing as shipping or not shipping

[gen-toon]

could you make more doodle of Beebs? he's pretty cool :3

[nyan-ryder]

I finally watched it. I finally watched it

[deathbringerdragon]

Beebs fanart i promised last night

can you tell im struggling with his real arm?

Bonus the rosy cheeks i'd give him if i ever were to line and color this sketch

[aprilbrowines]

Beebs offers some ibuprofen for some y'all who may be suffering through pains

[banechomp]

SPOILERS FOR MW EPISODE 4

OHMYGOD LITERALLY MY FAVORITE EPISODE ITS SO GOOD AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[st4rbites]

chowder bits were hilarious and they fit seamlessly into the hit series monkey wrench

[spagheddiesquash]

BEEBS DOODLES!! i always end up drawing him so tiny on my canvas hence the mini beeb up there at the top

[eepyisy]

Forgot I hab made a little Beebs fight sequence

Beebs vs Ajax (-• -_- )-•#•-(-_-•-)

[woah-its-dirt]

Drew Shrike and Beebs as Lackadaisy characters! I need to quit procrastinating posting on here.

Beebs looks a little bit off to me, but he went through like fifteen worse iterations before this — I'll live.

While he probably doesn't always need that crutch, it's good to have as extra support. The prosthetic legs are old, wooden, and probably pretty likely to buckle in on him when standing in place — the crutch is just to prevent that. Shrike helps, too, sometimes. As long as he won't get squashed, bug-style.

Metal prosthetics existed, far sturdier, but likely a lot more expensive for that reason.

Prosthetic arms were a thing, too, but not often worn for long periods of time on account of being extremely uncomfortable — hence why I didn't depict Beebs with a prosthetic arm.

Shrike, just like in the show, isn't an active officer, but he still kept the outfit because why not.

I could probably keep dumping info, but I don't want this post to be too long — I can probably add more in separate posts if requested.

I did a bunch of research for this, but there was a surprising lack of information about prosthetics of the 1920's. I did my best :)