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This is another one of screencap comparisons between the original pilot for the Modifyers and the porn parody by ZONE-SAMA.

This one compares the ending sequences from both versions, and unlike the other one, it's not an exact frame-to-frame comparison. In ZONE's version, more tombstones can be seen, but the writing on the tombstone behind Agent Xero and Mole is gone. Also, the colors here look a bit more washed out, not as saturated as in the original version, especially with the background and Agent Xero.

I wonder what Lynne Naylor thinks of ZONE-SAMA's parody of the Modifyers, assuming she saw it? Considering that she used to draw some risque pin-ups, I'd imagine she'd be impressed by ZONE's efforts by making the parody look almost exactly like the original pilot that she and the late Chris Reccardi created. Could you imagine if ZONE got hired by Lynne Naylor as a storyboard artist for her future shows (maybe even doing official work on the Modifyers if that ever becomes a series)? That would be crazy, but awesome at the same time. ZONE got to work as an artist for Skullgirls after the game's creators, Lab Zero Games, saw ZONE's parody, so I can't really imagine why the same can't be done with the Modifyers as well.

The Modifyers © Chris Reccardi and Lynne Naylor

Description
This is another one of screencap comparisons between the original pilot for the Modifyers and the porn parody by ZONE-SAMA.

This one compares the ending sequences from both versions, and unlike the other one, it's not an exact frame-to-frame comparison. In ZONE's version, more tombstones can be seen, but the writing on the tombstone behind Agent Xero and Mole is gone. Also, the colors here look a bit more washed out, not as saturated as in the original version, especially with the background and Agent Xero.

I wonder what Lynne Naylor thinks of ZONE-SAMA's parody of the Modifyers, assuming she saw it? Considering that she used to draw some risque pin-ups, I'd imagine she'd be impressed by ZONE's efforts by making the parody look almost exactly like the original pilot that she and the late Chris Reccardi created. Could you imagine if ZONE got hired by Lynne Naylor as a storyboard artist for her future shows (maybe even doing official work on the Modifyers if that ever becomes a series)? That would be crazy, but awesome at the same time. ZONE got to work as an artist for Skullgirls after the game's creators, Lab Zero Games, saw ZONE's parody, so I can't really imagine why the same can't be done with the Modifyers as well.

The Modifyers © Chris Reccardi and Lynne Naylor