Showing posts with label TMNT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TMNT. Show all posts

Sunday, June 29, 2014

Artists Assemble- TMNT (2014)

Artists Assemble is the weekly CBNAH drawing event. Anyone from the Facebook group can take part. The art must be your own and match the theme.


This weeks theme is TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES (2014). This is strictly based on the new film coming out so pics of TMNT from any of the versions of TMNT will not be accepted. 

April O'Neil by Breannah Luini

Bay Turtles by Paul Hanson

Leo by Adam Bayes

Leo by Jason Graziano

Raph by Paul Hanson

Mikey by Jason Graziano

Donatello by Jason Graziano

Raph by Adam Bayes


Leo by Richard Chin

Raph by Jason Graziano




Tuesday, March 18, 2014

The Console Slayer 3/18/14.

   Ports. To use the definition from About.com, porting a video game is: To modify video game software for one platform so it can be used on a different platform. Not a remake, but a modification to work on other platform(s).

   There have been numerous ports of games over time. Some of the more well-known ones come from arcade to home console. On a historical side note, the Neo Geo AES used cartridges containing actual Neo Geo arcade ROMs (games), no porting required. The only problem with the AES is that it cost $650 retail. Some of my favorite ports were TMNT: Turtles in Time (ported to SNES but not perfectly, also included an extra stage), Strider (ported to Mega Drive/Genesis) and the Mortal Kombat & Street fighter series.Some of my favorite home console to home console ports are the Resident Evil series from PS1/N64 to Gamecube/PS2. Nintendo also ported some of the best hits on the NES like Castlevania and Metroid to Gameboy Advance in the 'Classic NES Series'. Ocean/Midway did an awesome port of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 to the Nintendo DS as well. I enjoyed a lot of the games and spent countless dollars of my parents money playing them in the arcade but I also enjoyed a lot of these games at home on console, some times by myself but with others as well. It was always fun to be able to bring the arcade experience home with you, even if it wasn't exactly the same.

   What ports stick out in your minds? Do you have any favorites? Ones you dislike? Any stories? Lets hear them.

   For today's chiptune I'm going to share a track from TMNT IV: Turtles in Time again. It had such an amazing soundtrack that there's a lot of choices there. This is another of my favorite tracks from the game from the extra stage 'Technodrome'.




Friday, March 14, 2014

Screen Drone #9 14/03/2014

Oz is back with an all new Screen Drone. Interesting television smashed over the head with an Oz-Brick.


Surprise!!! It's back! Took a long break because the holidays were busy and also there was nothing on. Welcome to the return of Screen Drone.


Adventure Time 550.551 - Lemonhope parts 1 and 2. It's....really hard to describe this one. I think the animators and writers dropped some acid and were like fuck it. Yes, more then usual. Either way, it's a coming of age story and a conclusion to the insanity known as the Lemongrab Kingdom.


Hunter X Hunter 120 - Pitou unveils his master scheme in yet another exposition filled episode. This is my favourite anime, but recent episodes (and most of this arc) are taking me back to the drawn out style of DBZ, which I fucking hated.


Chozen 107 - A new animated from FX that follows a homosexual rapping Caucasian ex convict recently released from prison. Yup.


Archer 507 - Listen all of you all, it is a sabotage.


Community 508 - MeowBeans. Satireing social media apps with the most exaggerated societal outcome, within the confined walls of Greendale.


HIMYM 920 - It was the day of Barney and Robin's wedding and a surprise guest had just arrived.


Community 509 - A goof up on my part garners y'all an extra review. Rejoice! The community gets fractured into pieces. Pile of bullets, hardcore-gangsta rapping peanut bars, and stolen text books threaten the save greendale committee's unity and things are never the same after....or are they. The answer is yes, they are.


Almost Human 113 - Detective Kennex opens a cold case previously followed by his father. One that cost him his life. **last week, no new episode this week**


Workaholics 408 - Starring Robin Williams, Paulie Shorre, Michael Cera and Bradley Cooper. "Trust me, I'm big on pleasure. Probably too big for your little *bleep*s."


TMNT 213 - Tremors and earthquakes in the city cause April, Casey and the turtles to investigate underground, and of course it involves the ones known as the Krang. Meanwhile, enter Tiger Claw with the return of the Shredder from his Japanese "business" trip.


Kill La Kill 021 - From the creators of TENGEN TOPPA GURREN-LAGANN. With lagann, empowerment of brotherhood was depicted. This time around, it is about the empowerment of women. You couldn't tell by just looking, but the message is there, somewhere amongst all that flesh.


The Big Bang Theory 718 - Some of the domestic nerds travel to Texas while some of them voyage to their imagination. You don't need to be a Byomkesh Bakshi to figure out that fun ensues.


Modern Family 517 - All the women on this show are fantastically attractive. The family oriented sitcom still does an exceptional job with the play on words after five years and this season has Adam Devine.


Bob's Burgers 413 - It's parent's day at the Waggstaff School. Bob and Linda (and the viewers) get treated to three short, wildly imaginative tales written and narrated by the Belcher kids.


Parks and Recreation 616 - The 616 episode! In which Star Lord confesses his deepest secrets, Duke Silver returns and Tom moves forward with his business venture.





Thursday, January 2, 2014

50 Most Influential Fictional Characters #20-11

From November 28th to December 25th 2013, we collected top ten lists from both members of the Facebook group and visitors to the site to compile the list of CBNAH Top 50 Most Influential Fictional Characters of All Time. Today we bring counting down from #20-11.

20. Frodo Baggins


Created By: J. R. R. Tolkien
From: The Lord of the Rings
First Appearance: The Fellowship of the Ring (1954)


19. Atticus Finch



Created By: Harper Lee
From: To Kill a Mockingbird
First Appearance: To Kill a Mockingbird (1960)

18. Harry Potter



Created By: J. K. Rowling
From: Harry Potter
First Appearance: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (1997)

17. Jean-Luc Picard


Created By: Gene Roddenberry
From: Star Trek: The Next Generation
First Appearance: Encounter at Farpoint (1987)

16. Raphael


Created By: Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird
From: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
First Appearance: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 (1984)

15. Darth Vader


Created By: George Lucas
From: Star Wars
First Appearance: Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (1977)

14. Holden Caulfield


Created By: J. D. Salinger
From: The Catcher in the Rye
First Appearance: The Catcher in the Rye (1951)

13. Captain America


Created By: Joe Simon and Jack Kirby
From: Captain America and The Avengers
First Appearance: Captain America Comics #1 (1941)

12. Hamlet


Created By: William Shakespeare
From: The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
First Appearance: The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark (1602)

11. Son Goku


Created By: Akira Toriyama
From: Dragon Ball
First Appearance: Dragon Ball (1984)

Sunday, December 22, 2013

Artists Assemble-Nickelodeon Cartoons

Artists Assemble is a weekly event where members of the Facebook group can submit art based on a specific theme. The art must be your own and match the theme.


A nice fun event this week- lots of nostalgia and considering this weeks theme is Nick cartoons why not get your kids to draw a pic? Have fun!


Words from Jason Graziano. My boy, Antonio, drawing his favorite thing... Power Rangers


And Here's the Pic.



The Little Dragon meets The Dragon Warrior by Christopher Masson


General Iroh by Allison Julien


Tommy by Jason Graziano


Homage to Nic and Hulk! by Rodney Celerio with Zooper Earl


Words from Melbert Martin. 9 years old boy inside my class. I'm teaching in an interior part of my state. This boy don't have TV and for most of the time his family work in a paddy field. If I finished my lesson early I would let them watch animations using my laptop. So he drew this for me.


Sokka by Adam Bayes


Tommy Variant by Jason Graziano 


Sponge Bond by Richard Chin


Raphael by Adam Bayes


Korra! In a watercolor attempt by Allison Julien



Gir by Breannah Luini


CBNAHMAN an Homage to Bananaman by Chris Grisby


Sokka Variant by Adam Bayes


Shredder by Zeena Benjamin


Maya the Bee by Chris Grisby



Goku vs Superman by Melbert Martin


Nick Toons as Avengers.Jimmy Neutron as Iron Man, Danger Mouse as Nick Fury, Timmy Turner as Thor (You can see Cosmo and Wanda in the hammer if you look close), Ang as Captain America, and Patrick Star as the Hulk. Done by Patrick Mohlmann


Kung fu Panda. Work in progress by Thorsten Schmitz



Eliza Thornberry by Anne Stinson



Alex Mack by Tim Barkley