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And here we have the antithesis of Toon Dingman's light-hearted lunacy. Gone are his usual red-and-black outfit, goggles, spiked bangles, cape and iconic shades, replaced instead by a grim, fiendish, soulless machine.

I'm not really sure where (of even if) this would appear in the series, since I originally just did it as concept art of sorts. Obviously inspired by the T-1000 - and just about any other robotic skeleton - this is a much darker take on the bad doc. Rather than actually being Dingman's endoskeletal body, this would most likely just have been another "alternate universe" version of Dingman, this time in a gritty, dystopian world of machnery (something of a far cry from ACE's usual nasty-but-not-that-nasty setting). Since it's still just concept art, I haven't thought of any abilities for him yet, though they would probably be vastly different from the original's.

In Scraps since it's unfinished.

Description
And here we have the antithesis of Toon Dingman's light-hearted lunacy. Gone are his usual red-and-black outfit, goggles, spiked bangles, cape and iconic shades, replaced instead by a grim, fiendish, soulless machine.

I'm not really sure where (of even if) this would appear in the series, since I originally just did it as concept art of sorts. Obviously inspired by the T-1000 - and just about any other robotic skeleton - this is a much darker take on the bad doc. Rather than actually being Dingman's endoskeletal body, this would most likely just have been another "alternate universe" version of Dingman, this time in a gritty, dystopian world of machnery (something of a far cry from ACE's usual nasty-but-not-that-nasty setting). Since it's still just concept art, I haven't thought of any abilities for him yet, though they would probably be vastly different from the original's.

In Scraps since it's unfinished.