GLASS JOE AND DON FLAMENCO TALK SHIT ABOUT EACHOTHER IN 4K???

Ooh also heres Skull Fang recolored! 

TRUEEE He’s not just a “StuPid LitTle CinNaMoN RoLl” AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

a message for the punch-out fandom

Heres my Regular Showsona, Vivi! +Skips too, I have a story im working on for them but she and Skips basically get together 🤍💜

Flustered Vault-Tec Rep (Fill in the Blank) (Female POV)

“Excuse me sir.. Do you sell _______ by any chance?”

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*Realizes the question*

But he will kindly sell you anything similar to that if that helps!

oh dear i think i forgot to Post this Lady, Meet Dr. Glamm Thorne! A Fabulous Villainous Vampire who takes a break from her plan of taking over the world by boxing since she heard her little neice was taking it up and wanted to give it a go, all in her glamorous outfit of course >:) 

Heres 2 Leonard doodles I did over the months

and heres one I doodled of him without a hat (because yes)

and heres a sneak peek of a comic im working on

thats all for today, 👋🏽

this is my contribution to the punch out fandom

Major Circuit in a shellnut

Pete Zapasta With and without text because yes 💖 

Well, here it is! The interview with Juan Amador Pulido on Twitch on October 18 answering my question about working on Punch-Out!! Wii. I went ahead and (did my best to) translate what was said.

Interviewer: Here we have, beatlesgirl [note: my username is beatlesgirl90] who says “What was it like voicing Don Flamenco in Punch-Out!! Wii? That is if you remember. He is the character that made me a fan of yours!”.

Juan Amador: Yes, yes, wow. There’s a lot of, there are many people who are fans of this character, huh? I was surprised. I recorded for this many years ago, not sure when to be exact. It could have been practically ten or twelve years ago.

It was recorded at Pinknoise [Studios] and I really wasn’t aware that I was going to do Don Flamenco either. I remember that it was not a very long session, and they were very short phrases that he did. And well, I remember, as you know for video games we normally record looking at the audio waveform on the program that each studio uses to record for a video game. But in this video game, I do remember that there were quite a few cinematics and I saw his face. But I didn’t think I had to worry because there are people who have written to me about this character.

Interviewer: That’s good. I understand that you have a clear memory of this due to the fans writing to you about him?

Juan Amador: Yes, I believe so. Yes. *chuckles*

Interviewer: Do you remember a phrase or a word you said from this or no?

Juan Amador: Somewhat. What I do remember is he is always thinking about Carmen. In his beloved named Carmen. *in Don’s voice* Carmen!

*laughter*

Juan Amador: My wife’s name is Carmen, too.

*laughter*

Interviewer: Here, they put “olé!”, in quotation marks.

Juan Amador: Oh yes, “olé!”. That’s another one of his phrases he said *in Don’s voice* Olé!

*laughter*

Interviewer: Well, beatlesgirl says “thank you for responding to my question”. She’s the fan of the character who says “olé”…Don Flamenco.

Juan Amador: Yes, Don Flamenco.

Interviewer: They have put another phrase, “Carmen, mi amor”.

Juan Amador: *In Don’s voice* Carmen, mi amor! *normal voice* Yes, of course.

*chuckling*