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The show isn't over yet!

After I got finished publishing the comic and the poster/"frame" reveals of the MEB agents, I planned to get to work on publishing a few more frames and posters showing the three agents interacting with each other. But I admittedly burnt myself out and decided to take a break from the project and work on some other art first--I just had enough remaining investment to get the *batteries not included frame completed (and even then--that one wasn't supposed to be animated). In light of a certain holiday that's almost upon us, I hope to use that opportunity to get the train back on track and finally wrap things up.
Needless to say, the appropriate voiceover applies: "Stay tuned after the feature for never-before-seen footage." (Let's assume you haven't seen the MEB comic and posters yet for this to make work.)

(Bonus factoid: This was originally an unrelated Annalogue sketch that I was trying to figure out what to do with, beyond the home video bumper concept. Turns out using this as a bonus "PSA" of sorts works out pretty well!)

Description

The show isn't over yet!

After I got finished publishing the comic and the poster/"frame" reveals of the MEB agents, I planned to get to work on publishing a few more frames and posters showing the three agents interacting with each other. But I admittedly burnt myself out and decided to take a break from the project and work on some other art first--I just had enough remaining investment to get the *batteries not included frame completed (and even then--that one wasn't supposed to be animated). In light of a certain holiday that's almost upon us, I hope to use that opportunity to get the train back on track and finally wrap things up.
Needless to say, the appropriate voiceover applies: "Stay tuned after the feature for never-before-seen footage." (Let's assume you haven't seen the MEB comic and posters yet for this to make work.)

(Bonus factoid: This was originally an unrelated Annalogue sketch that I was trying to figure out what to do with, beyond the home video bumper concept. Turns out using this as a bonus "PSA" of sorts works out pretty well!)