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And I continue with a few just random outta-the-brain things with Charby, my favorite vampirate.

Here's an example of classic anime Charby, I had Astroboy in mind but no available reference. Ah well. He was in a flaying pose originally but with the eyelashes I thought it would be TOO girly, and he'd be sore with me ^_^

Next is Hello Charby. As if you couldn't tell, hehe. The cheeky patches of course were my sub for Hello Kitty's whiskers, and nothing else seemed like a suitable replacement. He adamantly rejected the trademark bow in the hair though.

And last of all, an attempt at a Tim Burton-esque style...because i haven't seen much of his art save for a few glances at the packaging of his toy line when Suncoast was still in business, this was largely guesswork too. He doesn't do little cheeky boys...most of his characters seem a little gaunt and if not, a little too round to be Charby-ish. So I went with comparison to the short film he started his career with,titled "Vincent", about a little boy who wants to be Vincent Price (and of course, it's narrated by Vince himself).

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And I continue with a few just random outta-the-brain things with Charby, my favorite vampirate.

Here's an example of classic anime Charby, I had Astroboy in mind but no available reference. Ah well. He was in a flaying pose originally but with the eyelashes I thought it would be TOO girly, and he'd be sore with me ^_^

Next is Hello Charby. As if you couldn't tell, hehe. The cheeky patches of course were my sub for Hello Kitty's whiskers, and nothing else seemed like a suitable replacement. He adamantly rejected the trademark bow in the hair though.

And last of all, an attempt at a Tim Burton-esque style...because i haven't seen much of his art save for a few glances at the packaging of his toy line when Suncoast was still in business, this was largely guesswork too. He doesn't do little cheeky boys...most of his characters seem a little gaunt and if not, a little too round to be Charby-ish. So I went with comparison to the short film he started his career with,titled "Vincent", about a little boy who wants to be Vincent Price (and of course, it's narrated by Vince himself).