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Dude, this is the bad character design thread, not the bad art thread.
is the last one bootlegged gumiVocaloid has some really dumb designs.
It's a little sad knowing the creator behind Fido Dido and Pepper Ann did this.I did a thread search and couldn't find Angela Anaconda mentioned anywhere.
It used digitally manipulated photos of actual children for the faces and it is possibly the creepiest "Nightmare Fuel" ever to come out of Canada. Yes, more frightening than any David Cronenberg film.
It's a little sad knowing the creator behind Fido Dido and Pepper Ann did this.
Pepsi had previously used the character for 7-Up in many countries outside the US (where they don't own the brand domestically). This was why for a while they used him for "Slice" here, but most Americans really only remember him for the CBS bumpers rather than 7-Up elsewhere.Speaking of Fido Dido, I've noticed that Pepsi Canada has brought him back for a throwback series of 7-Up cans.
It just happens! Sue Rose was just able to keep herself going for a while.Didn't know he had the same creator as Angela Anaconda. Or Pepper Ann for that matter.
How about the Honbatz?
How do you replace something as well-known as the Burger King Kids Club kids?
With these ...things, apparently:
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They lasted almost two years from 2004-06 until BK quietly killed them off and brought back the King character. I think there's maybe a few pictures of them in the play area of my local BK. Nobody remembers them. It's almost impossible to find pictures of them online.
http://admascots.wikia.com/wiki/Honbatz
I do miss the Kids Club gang though, of course that was a long time back. I forgot they had these odd things but then I wasn't paying attention to these sorts of things at the time.Holy shit, i remember those dumb things cause my cousin would eat burger king daily. Never really thought about them that much, though i might prefer them move than the King. (At least they didn't creep on people.)
View attachment 506045 Allow me to introduce you to Kwaku possibly one of the worst designed Thomas and Friends characters out there. Rather than keeping the face on his boiler like the other Thomas engines they put it on his front water tank, which makes him look rather weird and is going to make his boiler look even odder (Unlike the books there aren't any faceless engines on the TV show)
I did a thread search and couldn't find Angela Anaconda mentioned anywhere.
It used digitally manipulated photos of actual children for the faces and it is possibly the creepiest "Nightmare Fuel" ever to come out of Canada. Yes, more frightening than any David Cronenberg film.
Bob the Builder, can we fix it?
This was reminiscent of the kind of dreams you get when they put you under at the dentist.
Someone at Fox it wherever liked cross-promoting crap.Oh, I just found out something else about Angela Anaconda.
The English dubbed Digimon movie DVD had a 4-plus minute sketch of Angela Anaconda watching the film at the beginning, for cross-promotional reasons.
Even though I hadn't seen much of any of the TV series beforehand, I actually saw the Digimon movie in theatres when it first came out in... when was it? 2000, I think it was, and while I, having not seen the show, found the plot to be as incomprehensible as Chinpokomon, the Pokémon parody from South Park, at the very least it had nice animation for a monster collecting game-based anime and the character designs were not disagreeable to look at in any way.
Oh, I just found out something else about Angela Anaconda.
The English dubbed Digimon movie DVD had a 4-plus minute sketch of Angela Anaconda watching the film at the beginning, for cross-promotional reasons.
Even though I hadn't seen much of any of the TV series beforehand, I actually saw the Digimon movie in theatres when it first came out in... when was it? 2000, I think it was, and while I, having not seen the show, found the plot to be as incomprehensible as Chinpokomon, the Pokémon parody from South Park, at the very least it had nice animation for a monster collecting game-based anime and the character designs were not disagreeable to look at in any way.
Oh, I just found out something else about Angela Anaconda.
The English dubbed Digimon movie DVD had a 4-plus minute sketch of Angela Anaconda watching the film at the beginning, for cross-promotional reasons.
Even though I hadn't seen much of any of the TV series beforehand, I actually saw the Digimon movie in theatres when it first came out in... when was it? 2000, I think it was, and while I, having not seen the show, found the plot to be as incomprehensible as Chinpokomon, the Pokémon parody from South Park, at the very least it had nice animation for a monster collecting game-based anime and the character designs were not disagreeable to look at in any way.