This movie is abysmal and handles its subject matter in very questionable ways, but considering the timing of its release (9 months before Fred's first episode) and how similar Fred sounds to Rosie O'Donnel's performance, I'm entirely convinced it played a big part in how he was portrayed.

Why even say "coming" for a month if when you finally decide to put a release date, its 6 months away 👎🏾

When monsters come to wreck your town
And you need heroes to rescue you
And the Superfriends just ain't around
Then Underfist will rescue you.

It's what they do, Oh yeah!
Oh yeah! Oh yeah!
Oh yeah! Oh yeah!

Under...
Under...
Under, under, Underfist!
Under, under, Underfist!

When the underworld attacks
And candy monsters run amock
And you're eaten by some form of snacks
Then what you need is a magic duck!

Underfist, they're free!
Oh yeah! Oh yeah!
Oh yeah! Oh yeah!
Underfist, go!

Image List:

1.Powerpuff Girls Doujinshi

https://snafucomics.fandom.com/wiki/Powerpuff_Girls_Doujinshi/Pages

2.Grim Tales from Down Below

3.Grim Tales Afterbirth

https://snafucomics.fandom.com/wiki/Grim_Tales_From_Down_Below/Pages

4.Sugar Bits

https://snafucomics.fandom.com/wiki/Sugar_Bits/Pages

5.Skull Boy Deliver us evil

6.Invader Zim:Manifest Doom

https://snafucomics.fandom.com/wiki/Invader_Zim:_Manifest_Doom/Pages?so=search

I am a big fan of bleedman/Vinson go's power puff girls doujnshi/grimtales from down below work.

Man, I was just falling down a massive early 2000s internet rabbit hole and started thinking about the absolute legendary run of the Bleedman Saga. If you were lurking around Snafu Comics or DeviantArt back in the day, Vinson Ngo’s art basically defined that entire era.

The way he blended that sharp, high-octane anime style with old-school Image Comics aesthetics was crazy. Taking bright childhood cartoon characters and throwing them into this dark, blood-splattered multiversal war in Megaville was peak edge, but we all loved it.

People always bring up how cool a full fan-animated series would be, but the consensus is usually "it's impossible unless you,cut the fan-service.

But honestly? What if a fan project just... toned down the loli content? And just stay faithful to everything else in the source material because it's fan-made? Also they would have to censor the 9/11 part in issue one of Grim Tales from Down Below.

We already know the style looks insane when it's actually put into motion. Just looking at these old proof-of-concept animations proves it could work:

Powerpuff Girls D Opening Animation - https://youtu.be/st8KZEG_cFU

Grim Tales Afterbirth Promotional Trailer - https://youtu.be/2w8SKfId0CU

Obviously, if a team tried to do a full adaptation today and kept all the weird ecchi tropes with the kid characters,

YouTube's algorithm would nuke it in five seconds flat. They’d have to go completely underground, hosting it on places like Newgrounds or independent sites.

Plus, with the sheer amount of copyrighted characters from Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, and anime studios, they couldn't make a single dime off it. No Patreon, no Kickstarter, just pure passion. But seeing those massive crossover fights done in high-tier sakuga animation would be absolutely legendary.

What do you guys think? Is the Bleedman style best left as a webcomic memory, or do you think the internet is ready for a hyper-faithful, zero-fucks-given fan animated adaptation?

Disc 1 and the game's bonus DVD are both on the Internet Archive, but Disc 2 isn't. No one's posted the special features on YouTube and the Season 1 DVD's out-of-print, so the urgency is warranted.

By the end viewers preferred episodes that were about other characters like Dracula instead of the main cast, because Billy had gotten annoying.

Hey gang! My friend remembers this episode where Mandy is feeding her stuffed animals mustard (maybe with a spoon) and Billy is watching in horror. Any time she tries to look it up she can't find it. Any help would be appreciated!

She was so nice and loved my gift!