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My 6th Fan Art piece to the classic 1980's cartoon he-man and the Masters of the Universe. This cartoon was in the Era of scooby Doo, where creators had alot of restrictions placed upon how much violence you could have in a kids show. This is my take on it with some fight scene choreography you'd see in like a kung fu flick, just rendered in the classic art style of the show.
From Top Left to Bottom Right is He-man Battling Trapjaw, the cybernetic evil warrior, rendered mostly to look like his classic version with some mechanical parts from his 200x redesign. He-man knocks him to ground, trapjaw kicks He-mans leg, trying to get him to fall on his Hook hand, He-man being quick thinking and all stops himself from landing on it and rolls out the way as Trapjaw makes a swing upwards, then ducks as he takes another swipe. I was mostly inspired by the incredible end fight in the kung classic "last hurrah for chivalry" (Really really really Great movie.)
Hope you enjoy, I certainly enjoy composing these action sequences ^_^

Description
My 6th Fan Art piece to the classic 1980's cartoon he-man and the Masters of the Universe. This cartoon was in the Era of scooby Doo, where creators had alot of restrictions placed upon how much violence you could have in a kids show. This is my take on it with some fight scene choreography you'd see in like a kung fu flick, just rendered in the classic art style of the show.
From Top Left to Bottom Right is He-man Battling Trapjaw, the cybernetic evil warrior, rendered mostly to look like his classic version with some mechanical parts from his 200x redesign. He-man knocks him to ground, trapjaw kicks He-mans leg, trying to get him to fall on his Hook hand, He-man being quick thinking and all stops himself from landing on it and rolls out the way as Trapjaw makes a swing upwards, then ducks as he takes another swipe. I was mostly inspired by the incredible end fight in the kung classic "last hurrah for chivalry" (Really really really Great movie.)
Hope you enjoy, I certainly enjoy composing these action sequences ^_^