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"Ugh... Did you seriously had to do those crazy stunts at high speeds?! ... Urf... I don't feel so good..."

Someone went a little too Cuckoo on this artwork. XD

Artwork to be showcased at

I decided to upload this artwork in advance since the last bits of my Aero Fighters run is still having technical issues. This artwork, of course is to mark the achievement of clearing Aero Fighters (SNES) on Normal, Hard and Boss Rush modes. The playthroughs can be accessed in my YouTube channel.

Featured in this artwork is Blaster (Uh, your callsign?) Keaton who seems to be addressed by his last name... in the front of a F/A-18 Hornet's cockpit and in the back is me, yours truly who is... uh... dizzy from the former's aerial shenanigans. In the background is a F-14 Tomcat that belongs to another playable character in the Aero Fighters game, Keith Bishop. The mentioned characters and their respective planes are the ones you'll play as, if you select Team USA in the game. F/A-18 is for Player One only and the F-14 Tomcat is for Player Two only.

Reason why I decided to make myself dizzy? I thought why not slap on some mischief and a bit of slapstick humor on this artwork just for the lulz.

Err... Please bear with me towards the cockpit; it's my first time to attempt to draw one, let alone that I kind of drew it out of memory.

The background is based after the cliffs that you'll see in the earlier parts of Stage 4, which is the Middle East a.k.a Desert stage. That stage also holds the honor for having the best in-game soundtrack in the SNES version of Aero Fighters in my opinion, that is...

Other than that, enjoy this artwork... I'm glad I'm almost gonna finish this game; and then I can move on to the sequels. Oh, and... I might showcase the playable cast in another artwork at a later point.

Oh, and tagging you guys! YS-Liliumsynth , Charlymander , blackorb00 , MegaMikoyEX7 , NissanGTRFan and DevilRacer41 because AERO FIGHTERS and Video System fanart!

Blaster Keaton and Keith Bishop (c) Video System
Art (c) Me

Description
"Ugh... Did you seriously had to do those crazy stunts at high speeds?! ... Urf... I don't feel so good..."

Someone went a little too Cuckoo on this artwork. XD

Artwork to be showcased at

I decided to upload this artwork in advance since the last bits of my Aero Fighters run is still having technical issues. This artwork, of course is to mark the achievement of clearing Aero Fighters (SNES) on Normal, Hard and Boss Rush modes. The playthroughs can be accessed in my YouTube channel.

Featured in this artwork is Blaster (Uh, your callsign?) Keaton who seems to be addressed by his last name... in the front of a F/A-18 Hornet's cockpit and in the back is me, yours truly who is... uh... dizzy from the former's aerial shenanigans. In the background is a F-14 Tomcat that belongs to another playable character in the Aero Fighters game, Keith Bishop. The mentioned characters and their respective planes are the ones you'll play as, if you select Team USA in the game. F/A-18 is for Player One only and the F-14 Tomcat is for Player Two only.

Reason why I decided to make myself dizzy? I thought why not slap on some mischief and a bit of slapstick humor on this artwork just for the lulz.

Err... Please bear with me towards the cockpit; it's my first time to attempt to draw one, let alone that I kind of drew it out of memory.

The background is based after the cliffs that you'll see in the earlier parts of Stage 4, which is the Middle East a.k.a Desert stage. That stage also holds the honor for having the best in-game soundtrack in the SNES version of Aero Fighters in my opinion, that is...

Other than that, enjoy this artwork... I'm glad I'm almost gonna finish this game; and then I can move on to the sequels. Oh, and... I might showcase the playable cast in another artwork at a later point.

Oh, and tagging you guys! YS-Liliumsynth , Charlymander , blackorb00 , MegaMikoyEX7 , NissanGTRFan and DevilRacer41 because AERO FIGHTERS and Video System fanart!

Blaster Keaton and Keith Bishop (c) Video System
Art (c) Me