#zero kelvin

[deltatrixter69]

My two favorite Jock Blondies (that everyone seems to hate but screw you they're my husbandos anyways)

and coincidentally they're both tanks

[mars--madness]

Having a snow day today so here's two faves hanging out❄️

[bluebutlikenotalways]

It’s cold here, so I drew them! I wanted to design them maskless too

[pierredelfuego]

Triggered

[muchalucha-art]

Think I prefer the profile in my original rough...

Same goes for this...(he's lost his volume in the profile above)

While I'm at it...

[cartoonygothopossum]

Zero Kelvin Headcanons

(I thought about writing headcanons for the ice-themed boy, but put it off for a while. Headcanons marked with * are from the general Mucha Lucha headcanons list. More to be added in the future.)

*Zero Kelvin generally can't stand summer and has to stay in an ice-cold place to protect himself from the heat. 

*Zero Kelvin is such a huge fan of Christmas that he would get in a festive mood when it's barely past Thanksgiving, much to Pierre Del Fuego's annoyance.

He and his dad often stay in motels, as their igloo tends to melt in the warm climate of their area.

When he does get to visit an area that gets snowy winters, he feels like he’s in a playground, as he enjoys making snowballs, snowmen, snow angels, etc.

Having such pale skin, Zero Kelvin burns easily in the sun. Part of the reason why he wears sweaters and full-length pants is to protect himself from sunburn. It’s for this reason that he prefers most of his outfits to cover almost every inch of his skin (except his hands and parts of his face).

Zero Kelvin’s favorite sweets are ice cream, frozen yogurt, and snow cones. He is even one of those people who prefer to eat ice cream in colder weather.

Zero Kelvin’s parents are divorced and were practically polar opposites. While his dad is an ice-themed luchador, like his son, his mother, surprisingly, had a fiery theme (not unlike Pierre Del Fuego). They tried to make it work with the opposites-attract thing, but their differences forced them to eventually divorce. Zero Kelvin lives with his dad, who has primary custody over him. (partly inspired by @newlunapastel and @muchalucha-art‘s post about Zero Kelvin)

[891movies]

476 to go

Zero Kelvin (1995, dir. Hans Petter Moland): I took a long break from this project because I was feeling overwhelmed by how far I still had to go and it was making me dread watching all these movies.

I've been looking forward to Zero Kelvin for a while and was hoping it would get me excited again. It didn't. I liked it fine but it didn't show me anything I haven't seen a dozen times before.

The Blair Witch Project (1999, dir. Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez): Fully opposite experience with this one. I wasn't expecting much but I figured since it's short and it's summer - the only time I can watch properly scary movies, because I'm a sensitive soul - I might as well check it out.

And I loved it! The "gimmick" (if we wanna refer to an entire subgenre of horror that way) is used to incredible effect. I was on the edge of my seat for the entire second half and was peering through my fingers for the last part (sensitive soul that I am). It competely reignited my excitement for this project.

The Towering Inferno (1974, dir. John Guillermin): Bloated 70s cheese that only managed to make me care about half the characters and yet somehow kept me entertained for all 165 minutes! Paul Newman and Steve McQueen are two very sweaty men.

The Exorcist (1973, dir. William Friedkin): Horror movie season continues! I knew a lot about this movie already through cultural osmosis but the slow burn leading up to the exorcism surprised me. There was something that kept me from getting fully engaged (I think it was the editing) but between Linda Blair giving 110% in her performance and the hot priest, there was a lot to love.

[super-ghoulgie-love]

zero kelvin hair and French twist hair

[catisteard]

[deltatrixter69]

dude....

he looks creepy with his mask on

oh right I forgot the part of the story where he used unregulated tech for hockey that caused the entire city to be frozen over and all he got was kicked out the hockey league

...very lax justice system here

[nomnomroko]

I wanted to test doing a short comic, have a Legacy short about Lev meeting Vekal for the first time :')

[mars--madness]

First zk's of the year! ❄️❄️

[bluebutlikenotalways]

T-tfw

They’re trying

[colliholly]

Omg could we see Buck and Chip (Chainsaw boi) interacting??

Thanks anon for giving me an excuse to draw my two fave managers together

[muchalucha-art]

How do you come up which character designs and why did you decide to make a show about lucha libre?

Also I’m a big fan of Zero Kelvin. Do you have any facts on him you’re willing to share?

Thanks for getting in touch!

Both Lili and myself became obsessed with lucha libre in the late 1990's - the moves, the masks, the outfits, the culture - and immediately knew that someone, somewhere, HAD to make an animated series about it.

Our inspiration for a lot of the characters actually came from real luchadores and their personalities. Of course we took them to cartoon extremes.

Sometimes, we just came up with catchy names, and the idea came from that. Zero Kelvin was a name I came up with, and Lili developed his look.

We purposely didn't do backstories and full profiles for the supporting characters for two reasons: 1) There wasn't time as the show was greenlit from our pitch, and it was straight into production, and 2) we preferred to see where the characters went once the storyboard process started. We didn't want to define the support characters too much, as we always felt the artists and writers needed some room to add their own creative suggestions.

Lili and I knew our characters so well though, and without thinking too much about it, that ZK's dad would have been called 'Polar 1500' whilst his mom wouldn't have been a luchador at all. I imagined here in the 'business' side of lucha libre...a promoter, reporter, model or agent with connections. Name? Probably something silly like...

ICE STATION DEBRA :D

Just kidding...I think it would be something 'hot' and she would be a polar opposite...

I'll stop now.

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS EPISODE OF MONDAY NIGHT FRESH

TEAM STAR TREK CONTINUE THEIR FEUD WITH TEAM STAR WARS

Following the reveal that it was Captain James T. Kirk (Star Trek) and his team that attacked Anakin and Obi-Wan, Kirk was given the chance to explain himself to the ABW crowd. He says that Anakin and Obi-Wan brought it on themselves since they didn’t deserve their shot at the World Tag Team Championship (as seen in my event poll series, Fictional Wrestlemania). Kirk is also angry that for years, the Mandalorian Bloodline stable has dominated the space, often targeting the Star Trek side of ABW.

To establish Team Star Trek’s newfound strength in ABW, he’s asked Hikaru Sulu to go up against an opponent of the unnamed commissioner’s choosing. Although Team Star Trek were hoping for someone from Team Star Wars, the commissioner chose Hiden Aruto (Kamen Rider Zero-One) instead.

Kirk brushed this off, saying that Sulu will “make an example” of Hiden Aruto tonight to send a message to Team Star Wars and all the other sci-fi teams in ABW.