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View File Kamen Rider Kaixa Easily the most iconic Kamen Rider character in M.U.G.E.N. Was surprised this wasn't uploaded already. By otz-kai Submitter Smoke Choked Submitted 08/14/2022 Category Kamen Rider  

View File Pooch the Pup Pooch was created by the Walter Lantz Studio as one of the many rivals to Mickey back in the 30s. He served as the predecessor to characters like Andy Panda, Chilly Willy, and of course Woody Woodpecker. This guy seems to be Crowsar's favorite of the 30s cartoon stars. By Crowsar Submitter Smoke Choked Submitted 08/11/2022 Category Cartoon  

View File Mickey Mouse This Mickey is a mix of the various other Mickeys, like A.T.'s Mickey and DDR's Mickey, but he is primarily based on the Epic Mickey games. By Crowsar Submitter Smoke Choked Submitted 08/11/2022 Category Disney  

View File Felix the Cat The OG funny animal of cartoons himself, Felix the Cat! This is the original version of this character, not Dawn de Era's edit. Crowsar, the author of this version, dislikes Dawn de Era's edit, especially since Dawn de Era's version changed up the gameplay all together from his vision. By Crowsar Submitter Smoke Choked Submitted 08/11/2022 Category Cartoon  

View File Bimbo the Dog After Felix the Cat fell out of his prime, and before Looney Tunes hit it bigtime, Fleischer Studios was the greatest rival to Walt Disney. While Fleischer is more well known for Betty Boop and Popeye, Bimbo was one of the first of their characters and was conceived as a rival to Mickey. Hell, Fleischer had such a rivalry with Disney that in one of Bimbo's most iconic shorts, "Bimbo's Initiation", it begins with Bimbo falling into a manhole that then gets locked up by Mickey himself! In short, Bimbo was the original, most mischievous foil to the seemingly squeaky clean Mickey, but he didn't last as long as his contemporaries from the same company. By Crowsar Submitter Smoke Choked Submitted 08/11/2022 Category Cartoon  

View File Foxy Back in the 30s, Mickey Mouse was the hottest cartoon character on the market, even more so than he is today. Warner Bros. decided that they needed a character to directly compete with him...but what they created was a full-on knockoff of Mickey Mouse, named Foxy. By Crowsar Submitter Smoke Choked Submitted 08/11/2022 Category Looney Tunes  

View File Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid was the first ever Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies character, debuting back in 1929 in an unaired pilot short, and in 1930 in "Sinkin' In the Bathtub", which marked two of the earliest cartoons to feature soundtrack-synchronized speech and dancing. While he may have been the earliest Looney Tune, made during a time before Warner Bros. found their footing with Looney Tunes, and a character that led to innovation in the animation industry, I wouldn't consider Bosko to be a great character on his own merit. When it comes to his design, he was conceived in 1927 as a "negro boy" and maintained blackface stereotypes for a good while, even though Rudolf Ising denied that he was ever meant to be this. Hell, when Bosko's creators went over to MGM, Bosko went right back to being blackface to an even more obvious extent... Besides, most of his cartoons, with a few exceptions, were far off from the more anti-Disney style they'd go with once they entered the mid-30s with Porky Pig. But hey, that's just my opinion. In M.U.G.E.N., Bosko plays similar to other creators by the same author. By Crowsar Submitter Smoke Choked Submitted 08/11/2022 Category Looney Tunes  

View File New Spelunker A cheap edit of Seplunker Sensei. He has a Shoryuken that can send him really high, a Tatsumaki Sepukya that does more hits, altered stats and palettes, AND a OHKO Shun Goku Satsu. By The Idiot Mugen Creator(Shazam123) Submitter Smoke Choked Submitted 08/11/2022 Category Edited Characters