MimpTableToss's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Puzzle.]

No matter how you piece together the body, it'll never come back...

[October Sketches]

Raven and Starfire's fit goes hard! Also love the idea of Raven with an afro.

[Sega Gang (Part 1)]

Cue - Sonic Advance character select ost

[the gaslight district trailer announcement]

And thank you sir for sharing your creative mind with us. It's looking amazing. Apart of me wishes this maybe came on October, but it's not like I could wait until then lol.

[Linked Up]

🎶Sync Up, Linked Up, Sync Up!🎶

[The Grutalist]

You know, it's not often that I find despicable me fan art (at least with this kind of quality), so I don't at all think this is a waste of time. Good use of it rather.

Also, PUT IT DOWN! YOU HAVE SO MUCH TO LIVE FOR! DON'T DO IT!!!

[Sonic Adventure Plus]

One of the best sonic fan art I’ve EVER seen. It’s beyond perfect dude, like every detail, expression from all characters, vibrancy of colours, aesthetic, composition, texture, light and shade. This is something only passion can create.

[Hey! My eyes are..]

HEY! My nipples are over here!

[Blue]

💙💙💙💙💙

[My favorite fart cartoon]

When you grow up with stuff, you can't help but love it for being apart of the many things that shaped you up as an individual. Even if it's bad. Nostalgia is a very powerful thing. As a kid, you're just ignorant to so many things, and will like stuff for the sake of it. As an adult, you understand things and yourself better, what you believe in, stand for, your values, morals, way more than you ever did before, and you're more critical of things. I can see why it's hard to enjoy this in your adulthood and honestly, that's valid. But in your childhood, it's easy to not care about the many things that go over your head because you're busy being innocent and blissful.

As much as I really like the first 4 seasons of this show (the ones I grew up with), I understand the hate and how this has often disrepsected its ambitious and mature predecessor. I'm suprised it's even still running today. Goes to show that a well told story is less important than a more commercially profitable one. Didn't think I'd get this deep lol.