Attack The Block!

Attack The Block was an amazing movie and Paul Robertson is an amazing animator. Together, they make my head explode.

I love the detail on this. Everything from the corpse flopping around on Moses' back to alien's glowing mouths. I want Paul Robertson to animate literally every scene from every movie ever. Only then will my life be complete.

Triptych: Decepticons!

"As You Command!" (t-shirt) by Nik Holmes

"Blue Mixtape 1984-1986" (t-shirt) Ryan Astle

"Devastator" by ta2nb

Triptych: Multi-State Mario

"The 8 Bits of Subcon: Super Mario Bros. 2" by James Franzen

"Welcome To Warp Zone" (t-shirt) by Ted Dastick Jr.

"Pixel Marios" by Ryan Andrews

Triptych: Cookin' In An RV

"Breaking Bad" by Matt Frith

"Keep On Cookin'" (t-shirt) by Blueswade

"Oh Yeah, Chemistry!" (t-shirt) by Teo Zirinis

Triptych: Boundless Adventure

"Finn and Jake" by AbyssWolf

"WHAT TIME IS IT?!" by Edu Herrera

"What Time Is It?" by Killskerry

Showcase: NES Arrested Development Games

In honor of the return of Arrested Development in the spring of 2013, I present to you Jesse Eisemann's animated Nintendo\Arrested Development mashups. Teamocil!

Just announced: the original ten-episode run of the new season has been expanded to possibly fifteen episodes at best, and a good round dozen if nothing else.

[Jesse Eisemann's Website]

Triptych: Turnip Head and Calcifer

"Howl's Castle" (t-shirt) by Mephias

"Howl (Alternate)" by Ashley Hey

"May All Your Bacon Burn" by Emily Hull

Triptych: My Neighbor DEATH

"Protect The Forest" (t-shirt) by Baznet

"My Neighbor Frank The Bunny" (t-shirt) by Dann Matthews

"My Neighbor Toroto" by Fernando Fro Reza

Fernando Fro Reza has been making posters based on popular movie theories. The above theory is, as described by redditor TopHatDuck, as follows:

"The rumor says that Totoro is the God of Death, so the persons that can see Totoro are actually close to death, or already dead. What that means for the story is that when Mei goes missing and a sandal is found in the pond, Mei actually drowned. When Satsuki is asked about the sandal she cannot face the truth and lies about it not being Mei's sandal. So Satsuki goes on a desperate search for Totoro, calling for him and actually opens up the door to the realm of the dead herself."

This actually makes so much sense, I can't believe it never occurred to me before.

See Us As Ourselves

"Costume Quest" by Zach Gorman

Boy, I sure do love Hallowe'en. And there's no game Hallowe'enier than Costume Quest! Zach Gorman of Magical Game Time nails it, as he always does.

Take note: You can pick up Costume Quest for $7.49 on Steam right now, or as part of the Double Fine Bundle, for %14.99, and get Psychonauts and Stacking (two other fantastic Tim Schafer games) thrown in. Buy them here.

Triptych: You've Come A Long Way, Walter White

"Heisenbot" (t-shirt) by Dann Matthews

"Breaking Bad: The Animated Series" by Ian Glaubinger

"All Hail The King" by Bee Johnson

Man, I can't believe AMC is doing this thing where they're breaking up the final season of Breaking Bad into two mini-seasons airing over a year apart. Especially after that slow burn of a mid-season cliffhanger. AMC is a cruel mistress.

Double Triptych: King Worm

"Adventure Time Stylized" by Dan Thompson

"Limbo Time" by Philip Meagher

"King Worm Duel" by Joseph Game

"Tree Trunks" by Liam Brazier

"16 Bit Adventure Time\Totoro", artist unknown (via unexplainable4now)

"Hello Adventure!" (t-shirt) by Yayzus

Did you guys watch the latest Adventure Time episode, "King Worm"? That was some surreal business right there. I couldn't look away. I've never seen anything so warped in my life.

Triptych: Aw Dang It

"Everything Burrito" by Misty Manley

"Megamatical" by Daniel Bressette

"Adventure Time" by Dave Perillo

Triptych: What Time Is It?!

"My Neighbor Jake" by JJ Harrison

"It's Transforming Time!" by NinjaInk

"All-Terrain Adventure Transport" (t-shirt) by Derin Clier

Yep, that's now two "My Neighbor Totoro" mashups I've posted in a row. Know why? BECAUSE TOTORO THAT'S WHY.

Triptych: The Great Yellow Mouth Demon

"Fossil Fuel Pacman" by Kriegers

"Pacman" by Matthew Reid

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"It's Simple" (1920x1080 wallpaper), Artist Unknown

Video Game Planets

Really cool video by Tim Hijlkema. How many can you identify? Check the Youtube page for the video for a full list of included games.

Doctor Who RPG

Time travel!

Triptych: Toitles!

"TMNT" by Mike Gaboury (Wallpaper pack available here!)

"Ninja Melodies" (t-shirt) by Nathan Davis

"Shell Shock" by Kali Meadows

Triptych: Fat, Old Mega Man

"Haters Gonna Hate (Bad Box Art Mega Man Edition)" by Brother Brain

"I Heart Mega Man" by Ian Wilding

"The Mega Man Blues" by Grieg Rapson

Did you guys hear that Bad Box Art Mega Man is going to be a bonus character (along with Pac-Man piloting a gigantic wooden training dummy) in Street Fighter x Tekken? There's been a fair bit of controversy over this: the Mega Man included here is middle-aged and paunchy, and carries a hand-held blaster gun rather than the traditional arm cannon, so not exactly the tiny powerhouse we all fondly remember from our NES days.

Here's the thing, though - this is Bad Box Art Mega Man. Bad Box Art Mega Man is distinctly different from "classic" Mega Man, and until now existed purely as a poorly-rendered drawing on the original NES box cover. THIS version of Mega Man has a blue-and-yellow suit, a gun in his hand, and a paunch (not to mention a somewhat lopsided physiology). This Mega Man has long been a joke in the annals of Capcom's history, and Street Fighter x Tekken is his very first videogame appearance. In the video below, you can almost hear Bad Box Art Mega Man grinning and saying, "Finally, it's BAD BOX ART MEGA MAN'S time to shine! Look out, haters!"

And that's why I applaud Capcom for going the less obvious route here. Everyone loves the underdog in a fight; and man, you cannot get more underdog than Bad Box Art Mega Man.