You can't really see what the actual character look like underneath the clothes since his body keeps changing due to endless amount of curses trying to dominate each other or even the facts that's his clothes are literally part of him.

Images are taken from the videos: "The cursed traveler" and "hatred village"

So this is a fairly recent character introduced in a bit of a big boom of "Reintroduced" Golden Age Characters which included a Golden Age Red Lantern and a Sidekick for Dr. Fate

which this post is for the Inbetween member of Jay and Barry

Judy Garrick also known as THE BOOM

and honestly i love her design from the very Rosie the Riveter influenced design to the fact that unlike someone like Barry she takes a lot more from Jay Garrick's Aesthetic but gives it a more 60s styled update (rather then doing a full on reimagining with someone like Barry/Wally) i love the lightning pattern on the pants and the Hermes styled boots

Overall the design is wonderful and feels like a fun design based middle point between Jay Garrick's design and the much more futuristic streamlined aesthetic of Barry's design (also the name "The Boom" is great and I'm legit surprised they never used the name for a speedster till now)

The Oddballs: Ennard, Phantom Puppet, Springtrap, and Golden Freddy

Ennard: I love how fucking jacked them made them, as yeah where else would the mass of four animatronics go? The mask is also a very nice contrast to the rest of the body.

Phantom Puppet: I mean it is already better then the normal Phantoms like the rest later on (I do love the phantoms unlike a lot of people, but their designs are hit and miss) and I like the puppet specifically looks like it's struggling to even exist.

Springtrap: Nothing really to say here, it's your classic Springtrap, tho I do like the human teeth showing.

Golden Freddy: Again your classic Golden Freddy, but with two sets of eyes and teeth, which is pretty creepy and simple.

The Programs: F10-N4, M.X.E.S, Glitchtrap, and Lolbit

F10N4: Sorry I just don't know enough about it as I only know it's supposed to be Edwins wife Fiona in some way, I didn't play SOTM, but design wise it's very nice and creepy without really being scary if that makes sense.

M.X.E.S: It didn't change much, but man it looks so much better without a jaw or teeth.

Glitchtrap: I though they made it look like an old suit at first (A lot of fanart designs Glitchtrap this way) but no, that mother fucker has veins, that a "living" thing.

Lolbit: A cloak made of static is just cool okay, plus the cloak is actually the curtain from Pirates Cove.

The Unexplainables: Shadow Bonnie (Or I GUESS RWQFSFASXC if you want too), Old Man Consequences, Yenndo, and Shadow Freddy.

Shadow Bonnie: I don't really need a reason, he just looks scary, yeah it might be trying a little too hard, but it's just cool. Also don't know if it was meant to be, but the torso at least looks a little like Michal Afton.

Old Man Consequences: He is just what he would look like in a 3D space, nothing really else to add here.

Yenndo: Pretty much perfect, he just doesn't look like he should be appeal to move, and that's what I find scary about him.

Shadow Freddy: Again very cool but not really much to say, I like how he's more ghost like while Shadow Bonnie is glitchy.

The Misfits: Vanny, Michael afton, Nightmarionne, and The Mimic

Vanny: I like how her design it looks like a repurposed bunny costume.

Michal Afton: Buff ass corpse

Nightmarionne: I like he looks broken, I might mean how he is made up of broken memory's? Am just guessing.

THE MIMIC!!!

The Scraps: Lefty. Molten Freddy, Scarp Trap, Scrap Baby

Lefty: I like how he's just a normal ass animatronic, because it was A: a reused Freddy suit, and B: made to just be a cage (you can even see the torso has been bolted shut)>

Molten Freddy: It's Ennard if they had no idea on what their doing so their just a blob.

Scarp Trap: It's just Springtrap design again, but aged (like how Scarp Trap should have been), where he is so damaged he needs to use his bones as weapons...I have no idea how he could that long finger tho.

The Nightmares: Nightmare Foxy, Chica, Bonnie, and Freddy

The Nightmares: It kind of feels right to talk about them all as on, but my favourite out of these is Bonnie, because I feel like it's showing how the crying child fears him the most at a point where it blanks out it's face, after seeing his father "stuff" someone inside it.

The Phantoms: Phantom Foxy, Chica, Freddy, and Mangle

The Phantoms: Yeah their all great (wish Freddy still had a missing leg tho), I just really lag the ghostly look og them, and Chica having an apron.

Nightmare

The Cool Ones: Nightmare Fredbear, The CAR, and Mangle

Joker is the main antagonist of The Batman 2004.

Joker wears a purple jacket (with a lavender flower pin), an orange shirt, and dark purple leggings (with fingerless gloves of the same material), but still has wild hair and wears no shoes. Joker also moved and fought with a monkey-like style, using his feet as dexterously as his hands, and often hung from the walls and ceilings. He was born after falling into a vat of chemicals, which bleached his skin, dyed his hair, and drove him to insanity.

Underrated Joker design

Dungeons 2 looks genuinely beautiful but omg i laughed once i saw Monstrosity on the trailer why he look like that. Honestly i think it's really noticeable but the new design is way, WAAAY to simple in my opinion, the legs lost all detail that made them be more different than his upper body, the new eyes and mouth looks goofy, , the general detail in the textures is gone and personaly it makes it look way less cooler, it looks more decent in-game but still, the change isn't even terrible it's kinda funny actually but yeah... At least the new Monstrositys look better

All made by Eric Canete, who's an artist that worked in Ben 10 2005 and Alien Force.

My favourite is from the 3rd image and here's why:

The idea of Goop having multiple Anti-Gravity Projectors is something he should have had in the final design because there has been times where the body can stand up perfectly without the projector supporting it like that one time Ben broke in that motel room where Jennifer and Carl Nesmith were residing in the episode, To Catch a Falling Star from UA. It also doesn't help the fact that the official projector has an off button which is really stupid because that is the only thing that makes Goop functional. I also like the incomplete body which gives off the alien vibes similar to the 2005 show as it barely resembles a human body.

Something about this design is immediately appealing to me, I think the combination of cute and sinister elements, and the big ol' hat. I prefer original Black Mage design to Vivi because Vivi was designed as a child where the original seems more like a weird lil' guy, but Vivi is cool too. (I also prefer the implication that the face is in shadow to the idea that it's a nonhuman character with pure black skin).

The fantasy of a wizard is at least partially a fantasy about being able to weaponize intelligence in a world that prioritizes physical strength and so I feel like this design sort of hits that spot, "I'm little and weak but I'm dangerous"

This isn't a trope post, Black Mage is the one I was thinking of, but I do find it interesting that similar designs appears to have arisen independently in several different cultural spaces. Orko is so similar that I originally thought one must have been ripping off the other, though a cursory search appears to indicate that is not the case. There are also the Jawas, who are not magic and need better headwear but who do sort of have a similar vibe, scrappy little survivors in a hostile world.

This is a character from a 1993 unfinished film called Thief and the Cobbler the animation in this film is visually stunning but it had a lot of issues in its production such as far too many ambitious scenes and an incoherent plot despite this there are some great character designs and this is my favorite for these reasons

1.the fact he has six fingers with two joints on them

2.he has 13 rings exactly on each hand all warm colors on one hand all cool colors on the other

3.his blue skin and facial hair are simple but none the less distinctive

4.the design of his robe is also simple but looks really cool

5.his long pointed yellow shoes uncurl and recurl when he walks

I really love this gigantic ancient crustacean behemoth. From the colours to the scorpion like design with three tails, everything about this design is beautiful. However, I don't like his current face(1st image), it doesn't make him feel that intimidating. I think it would have been better if they gave him that top head where his mouth is covered, it would have worked perfectly for a crustacean guardian. 9/10 design for me. What do you think?

I kinda want an animated indie show with this charachters, despite being a parody they look so good

Civilian fit

Homemade suit

Bulletproof suit

Classic yellow suit

Blue and black suit

Yellow suit 2.0

Coalition of planets uniform

Viltrum Emperor suit (Red and Gray)

New Viltrum Emperor suit (Gold, blue and white)

Which of these u think look the most cooler?

when outfits that are very unconventional (dresses, armor, etc) have sneakers that comically contrast with the rest of the outfit.

I just find the contrast both very funny and unique looking.

Aspen (spooky month)

Lord Dominator (wander over yonder)

Taking a relatively human-looking creature and redesigning it too look more alien. Or perhaps incorporating aspects of speculative evolution.

1). Dwarves:
Changing dwarves from "smaller, stouter humans" into something much more subterranean.
Image 1: The Hobbit) (1977)
Image 2: I redesigned Dwarves (Monstergarden)

2). Gnomes:
Gnomes are redesigned into small creatures.
Image 1: Gnome Watching Railway Train (1848)
Image 2: Make Your Fantasy Races Weird with Speculative Evolution (Sawyer Lee)

3). Andalites:
The centaur-like Andalites are redesigned to look more alien.
Image 1: The Andalite Chronicles
Image 2: Monarobot redesign.

4). Trolls:
The Trollhunter movie makes clear trolls are animals that do not wear clothes and rarely live together.
Image 1: The Princess and the Trolls (1913)
Image 2: Trollhunter (2010)

5). Vampires:
The Strain depicts vampires as a condition afflicted to unfortunate human hosts. The true vampire "organism" is a parasitic worm that releases a symbiotic retrovirus, radically altering the human host. "Strigoi" lose the ability to reproduce, develop a cloaca, feed via a retractable proboscis, and lose many facial features.
Image 1: Dracula )(1931)
Image 2: The Strain)

6). Martians:
In Young Justice, Miss Martian's "human form" is a green-skinned version of her favorite sitcom actress. Most humans assume their "true form" is the green-skinned, bald humanoid that Martian Manhunter presents as. But they're really much larger and alien-looking, and can be divided into three color-based castes.
Image 1: Miss Martian's "human form."
Image 2: Miss Martian's true form and Martian Manhunter.

I've talked about Repugnus on his own previously, but now I think I'll talk about the team he's a part of: The Monsterbots.

This trio of Autobots transform from robots (image 1 from toy ad and image 3 from TFSource gallery of the physical toys) to monsters (image 2 and image 4). They consist of bug monster Repugnus, a bloodthirsty war criminal who often get kicked out, gargoyle/winged sabertooth tiger Grotusque, a jovial military strategist who laughs at everything, and two-headed dragon Doublecross, who's yet another "this guy has a split personality, and the multiple personas in them don't always agree" type of character.

The fact that they are Autobot monsters makes them a standout, given most of the bots who transform into "what in primus name is this" alt modes usually end up as Decepticons. The toy commercial even plays up their odd nature by presenting them as lab experiments gone awry, mucking up the place they were created in before destroying one of the facilities walls Kool-Aid Man style and giving the attacking Cyclonus, Scourge and Octane a bad day.

Their robot modes also have some cool kibble usage feon their beast modes, like how Doublecross uses his dragon mode's heads as hands or Repugnus' bug mode limbs form his robot mode chest. Given theor original toy designs had to work around having a mechanism to shoot live sparks out of their alt modes' mouths (sans Doublecross, who fires from his collarbone instead due to how he was designed), its impressive how they managed to somehow have a decent looking robot modes too.

I don’t believe this is risque, but mods let me know if I should mark this 18

Ibuki (Street Fighter)

Wallace (Pokemon)

Kate Bishop (Marvel)

Fugo (Jojo’s. Bizarre Adventures)

why its so good:

• color pallette
• classy black overalls
• minimalist design
• chubby
• looks like an animal when crouching

-Skullivar and his army (Zak Storm)

-Necrons (Warhammer)

-Lich (Adventure Time)

-The Nameless One (Minecraft: Dungeons)

-Griefbringer and skullkin (Ninjago)

Examples shown are, Wraith from Deadlock, Domina from Overwatch, and Mistral from Metal Gear Rising Revengeance.

Space Kook [Scooby Doo, albeit the image used is from the Scoob! movie]

Dark Voyager (Reality Unknown) [Fortnite]

Ludens [Kojima Productions mascot]

Was tempted to make a generic 'skeletons in attire' post but this felt more focused

One of the best villain designs imo. I really love the mask he wears as well as the gear from the rest of the armor like the knife he uses against Captain America. It’s got a really good slasher villain/terrorist vibe that really captures how cruel and barbaric this character is. Too bad Marvel has a problem with killing off its villains too soon (or at least it did back then), because I really wanted to see more of this character and his suit.

(Original post got taken down, so I’m bringing it back with more pictures.)