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Published: 2011-03-24 22:43:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 2315; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 21
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Felled like Drawing Darth Vader, little influence from Star Wars; The Force Unleashed perhaps, might be.
Enjoy, took 2 weeks, been a bit slacking on this one.
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I like the crossover between Stitch and Vader and Iβm a fan of both Vader and Stitch and they both fit together since Stitch is a Alien experiment from outer space and Vader is a man that lives in outer space, good job.
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Did you mean "Let it happen"?
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Yup, that's him alright. :3
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oh shut me and vaderΒ
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Stitch: YEISTA MALIQUESTA!!!!!! *laughs like a maniac*
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"So... naughty!"
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Imagin Stitch using the powers of The Force. :3
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ITS STITCH!!!!!!
I love Stitch and Lord Vader of course
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lol, they're the best.
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lol, you're the second person saying that for this drawing. Thanks. Glad it made your day!
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This reminds me of the day I went to disneyland and got a body slam of a hug from him!
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lol, sounds like fun.
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your welcome
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This is way awsome!!! Stitch always has a little underlying badness to him.
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lol, well he was created for evil purposes.
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Exactly and we all retain a little bit of evil to remind us why we strive to be good.
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This is epic! Star wars and lilo and stitch... two of my favorite movies combined into one picture!
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lol, thanks for the fave!
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Nice. Would have been more accurate with Leroy, though.
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Nah, Leroy is too easy to defeat, all you need to do is sing Aloha OΓ© and he's done.
Stitch's weakness is water, and since there is no water in space....
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-Makes since, but I was refering to Stitch being good and Leroy being evil.
-Besides, Darth Vader doesn't have all the powers of the force. Since he has robotic arms, he can't use Force Lightning. And his weakness is his own son.
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Stitch used to be evil, he turned good after learning what having a family is all about.
Lets just pretend Darth Vader got him to the Dark side before Stitch met Lilo..
Well, Vader does use Force Lightning in the video game Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2.
But he only seems to use it when you battle him outside at Kamino, and I guess he doesn't produce it on it's own, more like deducting the lightning strikes on the towers surrounding that area where you fight him.
He kinda raises his arms in the air and then blasts you with Force Lightning, could be that it was a little heads-up kinda of move, so you be aware he's about to force lightning you, but I guess it's probably meanted for both, to warn you about it, and also to find a suitable way for Vader to actually use Force Lightning, by not creating it, but just attrackting it from the towers where the lightning strikes on, and electricity currency is continuesly going on around it, and then just passing it forward to his target, since his arms are made of metal, that would make sense that the electricity with the use of the Force could be attrackted and then pushed off to somehting else.
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-Okay then, I'll roll with that. Never played the game, so I can't say yeah or nay about the artificial force Lightning. Interesting concept though.
-New question: Why is Stitch holding blue and green light sabers? The only Sith to do that was General Grievous, and that was only because they were his collected trophies from the Jedi he captured/slaughtered.
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Well, the videogames of Star Wars The Force Unleashed is kinda ridiculouse on it's own, I guess.
I mean, Darth Vader died when the Emporer electrocuted him, making his breathing machine malfunction, and when he requested to take his mask off to see his son with his own eyes, Luke even said that taking it off would mean he will die, but nothing will prevent that from happening now anyway.
But if you see the kind of damage he gets when you fight against him in the 2 games, then the one in the movie should be nothing.
In the first game he was very badly damaged, hand cutt off, among some body armor and clothing being ripped, being crushed under piules of rubble, even so that his mask came off and all, but still was able to fight without that for a while, and still survived and lived afterwards.
In the second game, he hardly gets damaged, only loses his right hand again, and you finish it off, with a mega lightning blast which lasted like 40, 50 seconds, and he still survived.
Compare that, especially what happens to him in the first game, to that little bit of damage he gets in the movie, hand cutoff, and a few seconds of electric shocks from the emperor, and that killed, it makes me wonder why he didn't die in the first game with what happens to him there.
We all know he can't die in the games, because he's suppose to die in the movie in Luke's arms, so unless the game is about the movie, with Luke, then any other way would not be possible, but so is over the top damaging him in which the one in the movie seems like nothing compared to what happens to him in the games.
Oh well.
Well, Stitch holding 2 lighsabers, like I said in the Artist summary/comment on my drawing, is that Star Wars the force Unleashed 2 might have a little influence on this, since Starkiller, the guy you play in the game, carries 2 lightsabers to fight with, and you can even change it's colors by finding elements in and around the levels.
So, that's why Stitch kinda carries 2 light sabers with 2 different color elements.
If the name Starkiller sounds familiar to you, that was originally Luke Skywalker's Last name, before it became Skywalker.
Kinda nice that the name Starkiller now is used for this character in the videogame.
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-As far as the games go, game designers always exaggerate the dramatics found in the movies. Prevents the player from playing the game like the movie, aside from playing out the basic story shown in the movie.
-Hypothetical example: Objective: The hero has to enter a room and deactivate a computer system.
-In movie: The hero enters the room, maybe after hacking an electronic lock, and shuts down the system.
-In game: The hero has to find a key-card to enter the room (Most likely, having to kill off several enemies during the search.) and has to hack the system to deactivate the computer.
-Why are they never able to simply pull the plug on the power supply?
-Though, I'd have to agree that it seems ridiculous. Would have made more sense to say Vader was diving a pod of some sort with electronic arms for the light saber and used antennas for the artificial force lightning.
-And, just for the heck of it, I'd also add a few serge-protector-enabled droids.
-As far as Stitch goes, I can think of a few ways to turn that pic into one heck of a FanFiction. One of wich is mass-multipication of Stitch clones. Yes, just like what Dr. Hamsterwheel-
-Hamster-like alien screams, "Not 'wheel'-'veil' you oh, so absurd writer!"
-Excuse me, Hamsterveil, like what Dr. Hamsterveil did with Leroy. Minus the "Aloha Oe" Kill-Switch.
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That example you give about an action hero in a videogame finding a keycard and disabling a computer, sounds a lot like Metal Gear Solid 1.
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I was actually, more or less, basing it off my favorite killing game: Resident Evil 4.
I don't even know a game called "Metal Gear Solid 1". Although, it sounds like a racing game.
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Metal Gear Solid is not a racing game, lol. XD
It's a game where you play as a guy with the code name Solid Snake, who has to sneak in an secret base to stop terrorist using a war machine called Metal Gear, a walking battle robot sorta thing that can even fire with nucleur weapons, and it's Snake's job to stop them, but the game is more story based, deeply story based, where there's more going on then what it seems.
The gameplay involves sneaking your way past enemy guards, but you can also shoot you way through, but it's better to sneak, because you will have a better chance of surviving it, and that's what the purpose is of sneaking in a base, you're alone in enemy territory, so yeah.
The games are mostly designed in a Hollywood kind of movie game, especially with MGS2, 3 and 4, with MGS2 and 3 coming on PS2, graphics became a bit better, and could make it more look to the Hollywood kind of style, even the music was done by a Hollywood Composer, Harry-Gregson Williams, he did the music for MGS2, 3 and 4, in movies, he would be best known as the composer for all the Shrek Movies.
The game is kinda a mixture between Fantasy and realism, like you have a realistic setting and weapons and all that, but some of the bosses you encounter have somehting fantasy like to them, like in MGS1, you have a guy named Psycho Mantis, who can read your thaughts, and use telekinese, and could float himself, aswell as objects in the room to be used against you.
in MGS2, you have a guy that can't die, and seems to be a vampire, a woman that can't be hit by bullets, since all the bullets will just pass away from her and missing her, in MGS3 you have a guy that can control bees, one guy can control electricity, and one very old sniper guy, which is over a 100 years old, and his body is photoshentatic, like a plant, which is why the power of nature gives him strenght.
In MGS4 you have 4 woman trapped inside mechanical suits, they're called the Beauty and the beast unit, Beast on the outside, but beauty on the inside, and in MGS4 the vampire returns from MGS2, but at the end, everything is not that much fantasy, because for anything magic, there was some kind of high tech technology used, in some endings of the games they kinda explain it, although, there are still mysteries, especially with MGS3, because it didn't really explain how a guy could control bees, even shooting bees with his mouth, or how an old guy has a photosentic body.
So yeah, I guess some stuff are still a mystery, while most of them are technologicly explainable.
Well, it's a game you have to like, especially if you like long cutscenes, because that's what this game series has, a lot of cutscenes, but I like it, because it kinda suits this game series to be like a hollywood movie, but some don't like it, because they wanna play a videogame, not watch a videogame like it's a movie, so yeah, you just have to like it.
Now when the PS3 came out, with MGS4 they could make it as close as it could possible get with a Hollywood style of game, they even made a trailer look like a Hollywood movie trailer, specially for the game, with Don LaFountain(r.i.p.) doing the trailer's narration:
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and with that they ended the chapter of Solid Snake, with a story that took 20 years in the making, since the first games came out in the 80's on the Nintendo, where the story kind of began, and it continued on over the PS1 with MGS1, on the Ps2 with MGS2 and 3, and finally ending it on the PS3 with MGS4.
Good game series, one of a kind.
But you have to like that kind of games, not everyone likes it.
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The "Metal Gear Solid" series sounds like "Resident Evil meets the villains of the Marvel and DC universes". I might check it out, I love cutscenes, I love movies.
Can you find a version for the Wii?
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Lol, it's not really Resident Evil, because it doesn't have Zombies in it.
Nor bad acting, damn far from that! XD
"It's a weapon, it's really powerfull, especially against living things!"
....sure Barry, why don't you go away and finish up your Jill Sandwich? =/
Well, most of the MGS games are on Playstation consoles.
But a remake of MGS1 was made for the GameCube in 2004, and since Nintendo Wii can play those games, that's probably the only version you can play MGS on the Wii.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii also have Snake as a fightable character in it.
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I'll check it out, thanks.
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You're welcome.
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Glad that it made you day.
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"Join the dark side, we've got coconut cake and coffee"
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