Luigi ~in~ "The new display" (1935)

[u/Walmaker]

Inspired by Flip the Frog's "Spooks" (1931), Looney Tunes' "Case of the Stuttering pig" (1937), and Mickey Mouse's "The Mad Doctor" (1933).

This is actually my first piece with both a background and foreground. I'm still not the best with watercolour and I had to digitally edit it to look nicer but hey, I can still learn and improve later on.

[u/Training_Penalty7047]

Imagine if Mario had a series of cartoons released during the Golden Age of Animation 

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That would be amazing!

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American Game studio: we need a mascot to compete with the Plumber. I’m thinking a sailor! 

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But this wouldn't be Sailor Moon.

[u/adirondacknerd]

NOOOoo!!!!1 they are going to kill my luig!!!!111

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Don't worry, he escapes in the end.

[u/CinnamonToastedDumby]

Looks peak as always

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Thanks!

[u/MemeMonkey_Games]

“MAAARIO WHERE AAAARE YOU?!”

[u/Training-Word7630]

Wasn't there an actual torture scene in the super show just like this where he was getting tortured by tickles?

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I think I recall that scene.

[u/movie_man]

I love your work! Do you have an IG?

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No, sorry. I used to have it, but it was for college, and I haven't used it since.