Coop Deez (+,,%)

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Fanart of Son Goku from Dragonball, by artist Deezer509. It depicts Goku as he is shown on Namek, using the 2-color partial palette used in the 90's manga run.
Fanart of the character Meteor Man from the film of the same name, as portrayed by Robert Townsend. It depicts Meteor Man in space with energy blobs forming in one hand while the other hand holds the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics.
Fanart of Mario Kart from artist Deezer509. It depicts a cartoonishly-large Boswer riding the B Dasher kart, readying his aim. He is holding a green shell that still has a Koopa inside. Boswer is chasing down a distressed Mario, who is riding the classic Pipe Frame kart.
Mega Man X2 fanart drawn by Deezer509. It depicts X in his Second Armor (sometimes known as the Giga Armor colloquially) performing a Shoryuken, a technique borrowed from Ken Masters of the Street Fighter franchise.
Fanart of the "Destiny Trio" by Deezer509. It consists of Sora, Kairi, and Riku from the Kingdom Hearts franchise. It depicts the three characters lounging casually atop a pile of enemy Heartless.
Fanmade redraw of the first panel from page 4 of "The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck - Part Nine: The Billionaire of Dismal Downs" by Don Rosa. The fanart was made by Deezer509 and depicts Scrooge as he returns to Scotland, proclaiming himself as the richest duck in the highlands.
Fanart from Deezer509 depicting X and Zero from the Mega Man X series. X is in custom armor that is inspired by Zekrom, and Zero is in armor inspired by Reshiram. Both inspirations are from the Pokémon series, specifically the Black and White games.
Fan concept for the character Super Altair from the game Bomberman 64, which was released for the Nintendo 64 in 1997.
Fan concept for the character Regulus from the game Bomberman 64, which was released for the Nintendo 64 in 1997.
Fan concept for the character Artemis from the game Bomberman 64, which was released for the Nintendo 64 in 1997.
Fan concept for the character Orion from the game Bomberman 64, which was released for the Nintendo 64 in 1997.
Digital fanart of the Shredder, original name Oroku Saki, from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle series as drawn by Deezer509. It depicts the Shredder holding a blood-stained blue mask.
Fanart by user Deezer509 depicting a scene from the video game Kingdom Hearts 2 (2005). It depicts Sora and Riku during the final battle of the game, teaming up to defend against incoming energy attacks from every angle.
Fanart that depicts X, the titular character from the video game series Mega Man X. He is wearing armor that is shown in the September 1993 issue of GamePro magazine, and is early presumably concept art.
Fanart depicting a fusion design of X from the Mega Man X series wearing special armor drawn to look like Magnamon X from the Digimon series.
Fanart of the anime/manga series Haikyu!! where protagonist Hinata Shoyo is making a receive in a volleyball match. The Japanese text/kanji "tenkan-ten" displays in the background, which translates to "turning point."
A fanart tribute poster for Chrono Trigger, celebrating the game's 30th Anniversary from it's release on March 11, 1995. The poster features the seven playable characters surrounded by memorable characters and references.
Fanart of Joker from the game Persona 5 (2016).
Fanart by Deezer509 of Sasuke Uchiha. The design imagines what he might look like between the events of Naruto and Boruto. The picture features Japanese text that includes an old idiom that roughly translates to "The talented hawk hides its claws."
A picture of Copain piloting the Chevalier, and advanced air fighter. The character and airplane are from "Sky Gunner", a 2002 Playstion 2 game from PixelArts. Fanart by Deezer509.
Fanart of Regulus, a boss from the popular video game Bomberman 64 (1997).
A parody of the iconic film poster for Akira (1988), only instead of Kaneda walking towards his motorcycle, it is Crono walking towards his Jetbike, referencing the game Chrono Trigger (1995).