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Remember that Dark Kat and Doomsday hybrid fanart I posted here last August? Well here's that in action, where he's engaged in a brutal fight against a shirtless T-Bone, atop a cliff, right next to a volcano. It concluded with T-Bone being the victor of the fight, covered in deep wounds and bruises and his SWAT Kat uniform being torn to bits, as in a last bit of adrenaline, threw Dark Kat's body off the cliff, into who knows what below. His mask was also half-torn in the end, but Dark Kat didn't seem to care about exposing his nemesis's true identity as all he desired was to kill the SWAT Kat, as a SWAT Kat.

This entire piece was directly inspired by the Superman vs Doomsday fight scene from the Justice League Unlimited episode "The Doomsday Sanction," specifically the part where they burst out of the volcano and Supes, now shirtless, continued his fight against Doomsday in the cliff. That fight scene was actually my gay awakening when I was a child; I was with my cousins and happened to see upon them watching this Justice League episode, and after seeing Superman shirtless, my 7-year-old self thought "Oh. He's hot," and I've had an interest in shirtless, burly guys, and superheroes in torn clothes ever since.

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Remember that Dark Kat and Doomsday hybrid fanart I posted here last August? Well here's that in action, where he's engaged in a brutal fight against a shirtless T-Bone, atop a cliff, right next to a volcano. It concluded with T-Bone being the victor of the fight, covered in deep wounds and bruises and his SWAT Kat uniform being torn to bits, as in a last bit of adrenaline, threw Dark Kat's body off the cliff, into who knows what below. His mask was also half-torn in the end, but Dark Kat didn't seem to care about exposing his nemesis's true identity as all he desired was to kill the SWAT Kat, as a SWAT Kat.

This entire piece was directly inspired by the Superman vs Doomsday fight scene from the Justice League Unlimited episode "The Doomsday Sanction," specifically the part where they burst out of the volcano and Supes, now shirtless, continued his fight against Doomsday in the cliff. That fight scene was actually my gay awakening when I was a child; I was with my cousins and happened to see upon them watching this Justice League episode, and after seeing Superman shirtless, my 7-year-old self thought "Oh. He's hot," and I've had an interest in shirtless, burly guys, and superheroes in torn clothes ever since.